Discovering Modesty: A Near-Death Awakening

🌟 Rivka Malka: Embracing Modesty with Joy! 🌟
Originally presented at the Tznius Kinus, a gathering of thousands of Orthodox Jews worldwide, this inspiring video shares Rivka Malka's journey, resonating with all audiences. Although the standards mentioned here may be hard to relate to, the main takeaway is that in everything we do, we can do it with joy.
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💖 Facing Death: Rivka Malka's Near-Death Experience 💖
During childbirth, Rivka Malka encountered a near-death experience, leading to a deeper appreciation for life and faith.
💖 From Fear to Love: Discovering the Beauty of Modesty 💖
Despite initial reluctance, Rivka Malka found beauty in modesty, highlighting that it's not about restrictions but embracing a royal identity.
👗 Rejecting Fashion for Meaning: Embrace Your Unique Beauty 👗
Rivka Malka challenges the notion of fashion, emphasizing the importance of being different and meaningful.
👩‍👧‍👦 Setting an Example: Passing the Torch for Generations 👩‍👧‍👦
She underscores the importance of setting an example for the next generation, inspiring others with a powerful tradition.
🙏 Surrendering to Joy: Finding Blessings in Every Moment 🙏
In every aspect of life, Rivka Malka encourages us to find joy, even in difficult standards.
Note: This video, originally made for a Jewish Orthodox audience, includes some Hebrew words. "Tznius" means modesty, and "kinus" means a gathering.
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[@courtneya1980]

I'm a reform Jew. I feel your message and I am so pleased to have found your videos. Thank you.

[@getsugaallen6612]

Watch a documentary by benyahah Israel called the jews of west Africa

[@zimrah4837]

I'm a Christian and you inspire me so much. G-d bless you. I pray that all people will come to know the Love G-d has for them and more.

[@aborgeshonorato]

I am Muslim. I am so in love with your channel!! such amazing advice and message. Thanks Sister

[@yusamutlu5262]

Ana H im muslim too . and find her a nice lady !! i wish all the people peace for all of us... doesnt matter wich religions. we have to respect each other insallah

[@renauddechatillon245]

Do you HAVE to ANNOUNCE your religion in order to make a statement. Control your RELIGION, don't let your religion control YOU.

[@adelbatharh9420]

Me too 💟 I thought she was Muslim first. I love her wisdom 💟

[@John4.23-24]

@@renauddechatillon245 a person's religion or Belief is who they are. If you don't like that.don't comment please.

[@renauddechatillon245]

@@John4.23-24 If what someone IS causes them To Seek out and Kill anyone not like them and Abuse Women in Every way Imaginable..We are not SUPPOSED to like it. It's not my fault they CHOSE to believe in a LIE and are To much of a Coward to seek truth. When you look at these People and the way they act, The inquisition becomes Noble and Esteemed compared to them. They have NO ONE to blame but themselves. If they Don't Like the Critique, THEN THEY SHOULD CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIOR.

[@lyndakirkness5415]

I am a Christian. I speak English. I am blessed by every word you said. I didn't understand every word you said but I understood what you were meaning to say. Thank You. from Canada

[@estyflam6997]

Lynda Kirkness . Just a glossary: Tznius- modesty Halacha- religious law Yid- Jew Yeshua- salvation Baruch hashem- blessed is God Gehenom- hell Hashem-God Maasim-actions

[@cvb79]

@@estyflam6997 That was really helpful, thank you!

[@LilyAthena738]

I began dressing tznius a few years ago. Recently I was sick and was so warm I put on a short sleeved shirt and crawled back in bed. I felt SO exposed! No one was in my home but me and my dog and I still felt so awkward!

[@ahavamanning7482]

Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful heart for HaShem and His beautiful heart for us! I am now fully covering my hair and it is encouraging to hear this, being that I'm in an area with very little supporters. (I appreciate the small supporters I do have though.) Small country living and long driving distances make things tougher.

[@rivkamalka1]

+Amanda Manning You're doing a great thing!

[@lydiaschumann3945]

I too love your channel! Thank you for taking time and sharing! 7 years ago...different from yours, but I can see relate. The word “favored” in that I was allowed to survive. My difference from yours was the realization has been settling in since that time. Felt like a “restart” had occurred. Thank you for sharing your special light!

[@heatherthompson8766]

I always love to hear you speak :) You inspire me more and more and it lifts my heart and often brings me to tears, but they are tears of joy. You are such a blessing to people! Thank you, Rivka Malka!

[@Maiden_Warrior_Crone]

Oh, BLESS YOU, Rivka! This is such a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing! Also, THANK YOU again for your blog post on what you wear whilst exercising...I really appreciate you!

[@rivkamalka1]

+UrbanEmpress Thank you!!

[@marvic76]

I am a Catholic and I also believe in modesty. We don't need to show our body to look beautiful I tell my daughter but in vain. But I know how I dress will influence her eventually. It's sad that many people think that I am old fashioned because I don't allow her to follow current fashion of short and sleeveless dresses.

[@sksman71]

veronica noronha my mom use to tell me how when she was a young girl how they use to have a head covering.This was the Latin mass way back.I recently went to a Latin mass here in CA.I got to experience the reverence and saw and smelled the incense just like my mother was apart of.

[@johnmalko1808]

"Don't allow her"? It's one thing to encourage or discourage and at the end of the day a person will make their choice but what do you mean by don't allow? And if you don't allow, will that not only cause your daughter to develop more resentment towards you and thereby push her even farther away?

[@brucelevine6517]

John Malko John , we Jews say “ words that come from on the heart go to the heart children know when it comes from the heart

[@Benjaplay94]

be careful... if you overdo it a good chance he will do some really dumb shit as soon as she is 18-21

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

@@johnmalko1808 I'm not sure how old the daughters were; and/or maybe it's just the wording. However, at a certain age, the parents buy the clothes. Those girls in elementary school or even kindergarten who wear hot pants, or sexy (sexualized) swimwear etc did not buy them. Easier for me as I have sons and no daughters, but I would not buy those for a daughter of mine! And I might say then that I do not "allow" her to wear them. That said, I get what you say. I have seen youngsters break "free" and rebel. Catch more flies with honey than with vinegar and all that.

[@littlehummingbird1015]

It is such a joyful feeling to see and hear you again....it's been a while for me.

[@johnntanya]

Hello Rivka! I just want to let you know that I love your channel. I am a Christian, but I find so much wisdom and inspiration from your videos. May You be blessed in all you do :)

[@judelion8655]

What does your hatred against Trump have to do with this sweet lady

[@tracieh215]

This is a beautiful video Rivka. I'm glad I stumbled upon it. You are a light to the world, sweetie. You are lighting the way for this one humble Episcopalian, teaching and inspiring me. Never hide your light.

[@fullofgrace5475]

I'm a Christian and the Lord has led me to start covering my head. This awareness did not come until after I fully surrendered to Him. At first I didn't know how. I prayed about this because on one hand I deeply desired to obey my heavenly Father and on the other, I was bit frustrated, (if that's the right word) because I didn't have many scarves, the culture I live in doesn't do this, and I would be all alone. However, I was willing because I'm in love with Jesus. He led me to channels such as yours. I learned about the beautiful tichel from you. I believe He knew I would like that. Now I wear my head covered with confidence and joy, just like you said. Thank you for being encouraging to me. I really need it. I don't have a support system, although the people around me has not given me grief, they still don't understand. It is a precious gift from my heavenly Father to be given a gift like this and I know my journey with Him will never end. So that means there is so much more to learn about Him, but it begins here, in obedience. Father God equates obedience with love, and for me it's never grievous. Thank you and may the Lord bless you.

[@PrinceRowen]

Even though I'm somwehere in the middle of Reform and Conservative Judaism, I really respect the modesty aspect of Judaism and once I become officially Jewish, I hope to follow that dress code as much as possible. Even though I think G-d would love me regardless, I still want to honor Him as much as I can, you know what I mean?

[@this-is-my-voice]

Welcome to the Jewish people sister, but please don't fall into ultra Orthodox trap.

[@karlchilders5420]

@@this-is-my-voice Please don't disparage groups you don't know much about.. Ultra orthodox means jack squat. Do you mean Hasidic? Breslov? Nachman types??? I mean cmon, just mind YOUR own stuff and leave others alone. You'll be happier, and other people won't have to listen to garbage.

[@Chanaaaaa442]

Man in a Bag so u mean she should fall to lies and jokes of Reform Judaism? Truth is one you like it or not and doesn’t change with time and lazines(reformists)

[@PinkHawk191]

Good things Out there I am a Reform Jew. I am just as much a Jew as anyone else is. We are just less strict with the rules. My Rabbinical staff has said that we can do what is meaningful to us as Jews. Being a Reform Jew is what is right for me.

[@kc-wr1ui]

Welcome to Orthodox Judaism ✡️ I am also orthodox Jewish

[@Marishca]

Beautiful. I am so moved by your message to the world. I'm a Mormon and immodesty is becoming a huge problem with the younger generation. I'm so happy to hear about the faith of you and your daughter. I wish the world could think like you and have your strong faith.

[@lyndakirkness5415]

+Jessica Schmidt I was Mormon from ages 18-35 when in Canada we dressed modestly. I dressed modestly before then. I have always been a Christian and always dressed modestly. I enjoyed watching this video as well

[@KoriEmerson]

+Jessica Schmidt I'm Mormon too :-) I love watching her videos. Keep strong, have faith, and hold true to what you know is right.

[@rauchkm]

You are so inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

[@shalomalcheim7402]

Thank you for sharing your story. Very inspiring💛

[@CaptainSaber7]

Thank you. May God bless you for your good works.

[@jrm2728]

thank you B'H' for such blessing! U are very inspiring.

[@justbcusican230]

I want to let you know Hashem has blessed me through you! Wha a wonderful witness of His love for us! SHALOM!

[@zarahilluminate]

Shalom! B'H for your wonderful ministry. What a mitzvot

[@shimragreenes518]

I think this was a beautiful video and your emunah really shines through. Even though I was raised frum, I never really related to tznius and thought it was just a product of sexism. I can't say my opinion has changed. However, I have nothing but respect for women that feel dressing in a certain way brings them closer to God. I follow Wrapunzel on FB and your tutorials and scarves are beautiful.

[@sahiraparveen85]

I am from a different religion but i love your words and have so much respect for you and love the way you dress in such a modest way, bless you..

[@lindseyadams2841]

Wow 😲 I know this video is 5 years old, but I'm so glad YT recommend it!! I love all of your videos but THIS ♥ this is a 💎 gem!! B"H you are here teaching us and raising your children today after such a close call Rivkah ♥ 🙏🏼 I gained so much beautiful emunah from this. Todah rabba!

[@SarahsPlace100]

My Hebrew is so poor but I knew what you were saying. Your story is beyond moving and powerful. Hashem is always on time, and I am so glad you are here to share your story with others. Thank you, thank you 💐

[@blimaspetner2867]

Why is it when we are low we feel H-shems love more than ever?

[@Sacred-Heart-of-Jesus829]

I LOVE your message!

[@lubeliasimas660]

I am a Christian ,and I say the same thing I’m a daughter of a king

[@belfiore_18]

I'm Italian! The kitchen is for us too the same!

[@judith-josefinamartin5706]

Thank you dear Rivka,you are so positive in everything you say,that it's almost impossible not to take in consideration to make changes in my life!!!May haSHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES ALWAYS!!!!😊🤗💐

[@ataraw.6142]

You are so wonderful to listen to...so calming, so inspirational. Hashem saved your life and you certainly are using this chance to find your mission to inspire women.

[@girlgirly1111]

shalom and blessings to your family. that was such a sweet story and Im glad you shared. I like your videos and they are very emspiroring to me. May Hashem keep blessing you and your family. shalom from Ruth and my family

[@rivkamalka1]

+Heather Hill Amen! thank you!!

[@LadyRJ45]

Praise Adonai! I love His Word and the blessing of being able to worship Him with all my might! I love how He invites both Jews and Gentiles to follow Him as one royal people. Not by birth but by His Holy Spirit I represent Him and am thrilled to belong to my King! Thank you for inspiring me! Keep up the good work and shining your light!

[@libertyloveslife5602]

She is so positive I love her!!!!!!

[@linak7155]

I am a believer in The El of Israel and just ran into your video. Your enthusiasm is contagious. The near death experience has opened your eyes to Him what a wonder thing! 😁😏

[@dianawisecarver9569]

your outfit looks beautiful... those colors really compliment you well!

[@dinael-bassiouny8042]

God bless u! I am Muslim and I highly appreciate the concept of modesty as well. Thank u sister for ur wise words and for sharing ur story ❤

[@ahlemmebarki7275]

Amazing. Thank you.

[@hameorah]

Ohh you're so lovely! 👏👏👏 You are radiating the joy of a woman of Hashem.. absolutely contagious! I love your story about saying a tefillah before shopping with your daughter. 😊 I'm trying to learn to appreciate tzniut, still not quite there but I do appreciate the idea of walking with dignity before Hashem. Thanks for this video- though years old it's still reaching us!

[@bethgoldsammler4068]

Beautiful - from the inside out ;-)

[@LindaKordich]

Thank you for sharing such a flowing and growing expression of virtue. We need it desperately in our world, despite the religion. :)

[@missasgardian]

Which Tefillah did you pray before going shopping?

[@MyNoahideFamily]

I am a Noahide woman Rivka & modesty in dress & behaviour is an important part of a Noahide's daily life. I wear a Tichel because it reminds me also that I am a daughter of the one true G-d. Thank you for this beautiful wisdom & insight you have shared. Keep up the good work.

[@SolSkinn]

You have a really beautiful way of speaking and being. I can't describe it.

[@Somewhereintexas]

Enjoyed your video. No criticism but one suggestion. You are 'blessed', not 'lucky'. Shalom !

[@itstomatosmommy5098]

I agree, she is so blessed ❤

[@naturewoman1274]

I just found you, I was in tears listening to your story, I've just left Christianity thanks to rabbi Tovia singer in a proud noahide woman, HaShem bless you sister from Australia xxx

[@rivkamalka1]

Amen. They are definitely a beautiful couple.

[@ohthankg-dforthebourgeoisi9800]

You ARE a queen! Bless You! And you are one too!

[@missjudacia7230]

I’m rather concerned about my bust being visible through clothing, is there anyway to distract the eye from that area ? Thx

[@christinedumonceau5057]

Wear a thin layer with a circular neck then something V-neck over it, or district with a long scarf.

[@theresagoldman3053]

Thank you for your video. I loved the wisdom you shared. Your spirit is beautiful and your clothing was beautiful as well.

[@rivkamalka1]

Your welcome!

[@DawnFifer]

beautiful, beautiful video

[@zarah1020]

I love all your videos and keep them in my folder to share ......thanks for being so open to sharing your life experiences G-d is so good......I can identify with your experience....coming from a Jewish background and now Muslim I share the stand for modesty...and the reason behind it .......wonderful .....thanks

[@donnamarielambert757]

I love your story, thank you! I would like to know how to tie my scarf like the one you have on in this video.

[@rivkamalka1]

+Donna Lambert Here you go! www.royalhaircovers.com/

[@rivkamalka1]

+Rivka Malka Perlman And I have a whole bunch of tutorials - I call them tichels

[@lesliekendall5668]

Do you have a web site for your clothes yet? I looked up 'joyously.com' and nothing was there. Did I hear you wrong?

[@SharpUchi]

Beautiful video, woman, and soul!

[@ShakeMyWay]

Every time I see you, Rivvie, I am reminded of your tichel as a crown!

[@kc-wr1ui]

Hashem truly loves us all 🥰

[@harpo627]

You have such a beautiful spirit, and face, and I can’t believe you have a daughter who is 18! 😱 I am a believer in Yeshua, but I was also raised with a strong standard of modesty. I no longer believe that there is a specific, prescribed way God wants us to dress, (the kingdom of God is not meat and drink, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit) but I do agree that it is a joy to represent Him with how we present ourselves, with beauty, taste, and modesty. It speaks of who we are and what we stand for. It is a refreshing, lovely example of radiant femininity, expressing the glory of God. Blessings to you and your family.

[@yasminadombrovicki9538]

You are truly amazing

[@malikahartman5743]

Amazing love your energy and passion. I agree with most except that wearing modestly is not only for small group of woman but for all of us. You look and sound very nice this is how we spouse to be ....

[@jackiesanchez514]

Hallelujah!

[@GretchenHulett]

I am christian and read the Jewish laws. We can all learn how to dress the way G-d wants us to. Thank you for sharing one of your stories.

[@rivkamalka1]

Your welcome!

[@jonathantrauner3742]

​@@rivkamalka1 EXPLANATORY // I did not get eternally exterminated and eliminated by my greatest critics and doubters. I am a greatest of all time champion. I am unconquerable. // I am a all time great champion and contender who knows how to survive the worst knockouts. My weaknesses and imperfections will never define me. // My mistakes and failures have made me indestructible and omnipotent. My worst setbacks and losses have allowed me to slowly attain greatness and excellence. // Unstoppable and unbeatable champions and triumphers go through the toughest battles and wars and emerge out of those battles and wars, triumphers. // Do not give up and allow for negativity and pessimism do exterminate and permanently defeat who we are. In the universe, show love and courage. // Give eternal love kindness courage compassion joy happiness gratitude and hope to the human race. For our humanity, overcome and persevere. // I exist in our universe to prove to the entire human race and world that all disabled and autistic people can do everything non disabled people do. // I exist in our universe to shut up my doubters and critics once and for all, so they can finally realize autistic and disabled people like me can succeed. // How we exist the remaining years of our human lives on Earth is how we will all get remembered. We are the heroes of our own life stories. Heroes never die. // Battle and war scars are beautiful in a way because they show us where we have been and show us who we truly are. We are superheroes. Film our films.

[@rinakellman6542]

Dearest Rivka Malka, I really love you....I am so glad you are my guiding lightHugs, Rina K.

[@rivkamalka1]

+Rina Kellman I love you too!

[@eamonn5012]

I really like your attitude!

[@SonshineLady7]

Beautiful video! I'm a Christian and I believe that God has been impressing upon me to wear more skirts and dresses rather than slacks. I would prefer to do so and am excited about it. The main issue is having the money to completely overhaul my wardrobe. (I live on disability income.) I guess it's a "little by little" walk for me. May God bless you and your family.

[@LauraArendt]

Wow, I loved your video! The Law is considered to be The Gift of G-d to help us live a harmonious life in a harmonious community. Considering that the "secret" of prosperity is the level of moral values, trustworthiness and interpersonal respect, the Law is a divine gift that has helped us overcome animal instincts that focus exclusively on competition, aggression and egotism. My dad married my mom because she was a woman of substance and did not know the word "fashion". I did not know the word "fashion" either until I went away to college. My dad did not allow anything impure, commercial or mercantile in our home, including women's magazines.

[@ZionsSong]

beautiful story Blessings to you from Hashem! you are very beautiful and I believe Hashem's grace and mercy was placed on your life!

[@lisakaylenedongell6836]

As a Torah observant person I understand what you are saying because I have also experienced YHVH's unfailing, merciful Love. I feel a part of the body of Israel through the Light of Torah as I believe you feel apart of Israel through your Jewish religion.

[@kc-wr1ui]

It’s nice to have a fellow orthodox Jewish peorson on KZbin

[@stacyramirez5459]

You have such a beautiful spirit

[@mcomeslast]

B'H"! Thank you for sharing this!

[@anandamadhurya5385]

Woav.... You just so Beautiful! ❤ Love to You from India.❤

[@christinebuvet7834]

I am a Torah Observant follower of Messiah Yeshua. This was such a lovely video and great view on modesty and how we present ourselves to the world. Are we honoring the Most High in all areas of our lives? And modesty is one of those areas. Love modesty and covering my hair as a royal princess in His Kingdom!

[@davidgarfinkel7033]

Christine Buvet you can’t be Torah Observant and a follower of Jesus at the same time.The two things are mutually exclusive. It’s like saying I’m a Republican Democrat.

[@christinebuvet7834]

@@davidgarfinkel7033 Not true. I do and will continue to do. I follow my Messiah and he followed Torah and I will do as my Messiah and walk as He walked.

[@davidgarfinkel7033]

Christine Buvet you are obviously very confused.The Torah is the Old Testament.The Torah makes no mention of Jesus.True Torah observant Jews do not believe that Jesus is the messiah.Dont fool yourself:You are a Christian,and not Torah Observant.

[@John4.23-24]

@@davidgarfinkel7033 if you have not had a revelation of who and what Yeshua is pleased do not criticize those who may have. Just because you don't see him in the Tenak doesn't mean he not there. Ask Hashem to open your eyes. Did not Moses say that Hashem would send a prophet like him and that we are to obey him?

[@davidgarfinkel7033]

In Spirit and Truth Inc. first off,I didn’t criticize anyone.I merely pointed out her hypocrisy in saying she is Torah observant and also a believer in Jesus.Would you mind citing the verse where Moses says what you’ve stated ?

[@CarlJohnson-kk4pr]

HalleluYaH HalleluYaH MOZEL TOV MOZEL TOV MOZEL TOV MOZEL TOV Sis, Shalom n BLESSINGS Over You n Yours.

[@Gracie2la1]

What a beautiful and inspiring testimony! I'm a new Mesianic Jew and have been covering my head for several months. Please continue to do more inspiring videos like this. Shalom!

[@hippidippi8]

So beautiful thank you so much. HaShem should bless you!!

[@lisakingsley6515]

Amazing. Bh🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@allisonkarnoff5135]

You are the daughter of The King! How powerful! Truly the King of Kings!

[@jimmyjennings4089]

Wow she has energy

[@aliveroba1815]

So.... tznius it good because... it's good? You spoke beautifully I just don't see the relation...

[@darksol99darkwizard]

+Rivka Malka Perlman This is a beautiful video. I wish I could feel that love. You have an amazing temperament to be able to find this positivity out of something so negative. I believe G-d has a plan and that He loves me. I just don't really feel it from day to day. In fact, I often feel that it is so hard to fulfill mitzvahs, because it is very hard for me to feel G-d's love. If I could find a way to live a Jewish life with the right girl, I feel it would be easier to feel that. But this video reminds me that G-d does love me (it even helps me feel it). It's just hard to feel it from day to day. But you really do bring G-d's light to the world (at least you brought it to me).

[@oritsharvit7247]

I need your help. In my country I wear modest clothes but when I go abroad I am afraid to stand out and draw attention. I am afraid of people who don't like my kind.

[@Armando.Krijnen]

You should never shame of yourself or how you dress! I live in The Netherlands and I have seen many Jewish women wearing tichels in Amsterdam. Nobody was watching them :)

[@oritsharvit7247]

@@Armando.Krijnen Thank you very much for your kind words.

[@flowerblooms5792]

I think it's beautiful though, I dress modest for the Lord but I don't cover my head, I have tried and my husband doesn't like it at all ,he says it reminds him of a Muslim same with my boys ,it dose hurt my heart when I hear that because when I did cover my head I felt at home , I don't know that makes any since but it did .

[@Xaforn]

I know what you mean, my parents have never been fully supportive (not to be mean) but thankfully my husband has always told me he would support me and his only request has been that I simply never cut my hair.

[@zarah1020]

+Autumn Pipher Sorry to hear your husband feels that covering your head reminds him of Muslim women...being Muslim we cover for religious reasons..to honor our creator......too......no shame ....but I understand ....just as the star of David reminds me of the suffering of the Jews ..coming from a Spanish Jewish family ....prejudices has been a part of growing up......at one time being a Jew was looked down at ( in the Spanish culture ) and now as a Muslim too....so I have come to realize that what is important not what people think or associate me with ...but my standing with G-d....that is what really matters.......( just sharing my thoughts with you .....Shalom

[@ataraw.6142]

Covering your hear with a beautiful scarf is very, very lovely. There are SOOO many beautiful head coverings. The hijab muslims use comes from Judaism, by the way. Mohammed when he tried to peddle his "religion" to the Jews of Medina took things out of the Old Testament to make it more palatable to them so that if the Jews accepted islam then the world will. For example, Jews don't eat pork, neither to Muslims. Jews pray 3 times a day, muslims pray 5 times a day. Jews fast on Yom Kippur, muslims on Ramadan. They dress modestly because of Jusaism.

[@estherstone4860]

I love your headress!

[@rozsa7828]

Your a very beautiful soul

[@eiwit7622]

Yes, HaShem loves you. ❤ and I love you too, a Christian sister. Am Israel chai

[@l.p.6172]

Your love of G*d shines through in your face and words. Just lovely.

[@yusamutlu5262]

i heard that jewish people are not allowed to have blood transfusions ??? is that true

[@rivkamalka1]

muhammerfadime mutlu No, that's not true. The Jewish tradition is to go to any and all length to save a life, no matter what.

[@michelvilon1903]

Been ill for 29years i am very angry at jesus please pray for me ,most would have died in 1year me still alive for 46years i need my reward...pray please for me i am dead tired..you know jesus...

[@celebratecreatingwithkathr9353]

I am a Messianic follower of Yeshua and find your message very inspiring. You are beautiful and elegant!

[@Emily-pl9tg]

Read Luke 3:31 for his genealogy through his mother which still counts as his being descended from David. And think about this; How could Mary transmit David's royal inheritance-the right to the throne-to her Son, since all inheritances had to pass through the male line? According to Israel's law, when a daughter is the only heir, she can inherit her father's possessions and rights if she marries within her own tribe (Numbers 27:1-8; 36:6-8). There is no record that Mary had any brothers to inherit her father's possessions and rights. Thus, Joseph became Heli's heir by marriage to Mary, inheriting the right to rule on David's throne, even over Judah. This right then passed on to Yeshua. Both genealogies had to be recorded to establish Christ's right to rule on David's throne. Joseph's genealogy shows that Christ was a legal descendant of Jeconiah and thus legally could not sit on the throne of David in the nation Judah by inheriting the right solely through Joseph.

[@Emily-pl9tg]

I am a messianic believer, I observe Torah and accept Yeshua as messiah. I believe we must have faith G-d's sacrifice of Mashiach for salvation and that belief must point you to Torah or the spirit within you is not of G-d. Many Christians are being compelled by the Ruach to return to Torah. The whole reason Mashiach had to die was because G-d divorced the lost tribes and sent them into exile. The Law teaches that a man can not marry a wife he has divorced but that if her husband dies she is free to marry again. These are the "Lost Sheep of Israel" that Yeshua spoke of when he said, " I have only come for the lost sheep of Israel." The wedding supper of the Lamb is the reuniting of the kingdom of Israel. Yeshua came for two reasons, to die as a sacrifice for sin and to free Israel in order for her to be reunited with G-d. He was the living breathing Torah who never trespassed a single commandment. He rebuked Torah teachers who had abandoned the Law of Moshe and exalted oral law and traditions. Not saying traditions are bad, but they should never be held up in esteem with the Law of G-d. He never gave permission for any believer to break the Torah and he never called it a curse, neither did the early believers but rather that breaking it would bring about a curse. Torah is our guide for how to live in a way that is pleasing to G-d, honors G-d, is a light to the nations, and brings blessing, but it was never meant for salvation. Even Avraham and King David relied on G-d's mercy and forgiveness by FAITH and it was credited to them as righteousness, not because they never broke Torah or disobeyed G-d. Yet G-d called David a man after his own heart. Faith in G-d has always been the basis of salvation, putting trust in G-d's sacrifice is now the basis of salvation. We are not to worship Yeshua as G-d Adonai but acknowledge him with honor, praise and thanksgiving as part of G-d in the same way the Ruach is part of Him. You know the whole separate but equal thing. He has been with G-d since the beginning ( John 1:2). If we know that we can not even look upon G-d that the whole temple is filled with his glory(Exodus 33:20-23) and this is the G-d we serve then who the heck was walking with Adam and Eve in the cool of the evening? Who appeared to Avraham(Genesis 18:1-2)? Who was Jacob wresting with? If it wasn't a pre incarnate Yeshua then I have no idea how he survived wrestling(Genesis 32:24-30) with the G-d of the heavenly host. Even the only prayer given by Yeshua written down in the renewed covenant is prayed to G-d and in His name not the name of Yeshua. Even Yeshua when answering a man said, "Why do you call me good? No one is good except G-d." This coming from a man who never broke a single commandment is pretty powerful and humble. Yeshua always gave G-d the glory and praise. Shalom to you both. In my humble opinion Messiah will return when after the fullness of the Gentiles mentioned in Romans 11:25( by accepting both Torah and Yeshua) the calling of the tribes out of all the lands to repentance in Yeshua and obedience to Torah. Baruch Hashem.

[@Emily-pl9tg]

You have a demon my friend. That much is clear by your anger and the way you speak to someone you don't know you should go find a Rabbi and seek prayer and healing. I am Jewish, as is my Mashiach. Ephraim is waking up, go repent and return to Adonai before Mashiach returns to judge the nations in righteousness and unite Israel once again.

[@SomewherexWithYou413]

Vayishlach Think of how your response looks. Then think about how the Mashiach would be treated and the response to it all. Your response, your cursing, your fury, your being so upset. Think real hard on that. The absolute denial. Think about the faith of those who were lost in the desert. Why did that happen? Is it impossible for the Lord to have fulfilled the law as it was to occur? Is it impossible for those who are STILL Jewish and follow the Meshiach as Jesus. Yeshua was and IS who HE said HE was. Look into it before you doubt it. I would say look at Dr. Michael Brown. Also Zev Porat. The "New" Testament was FIRST FOR THE JEW. It was all very Jewish and is no matter what anyone tries to do to it. The true look of it is Jewish and inclusive to others to bring them into the fold. It's hard to take in when you feel you have it figured out.

[@kelliemurphy1454]

Celebrate Creating with Kathryn thank you that you put out a beautiful message of love and thankfulness. It's such a pity that some people have nothing but hate in their hearts. Your message of thanks about the video was lovely and speaks volumes as to what is in your heart. Out of the heart the mouth speaks.

[@rozsa7828]

i overdosed n went into hell the saviour rescued me with keys to hhell and death Jesus let me out of hell and let me go back to my body

[@christdiedforoursins1467]

Your a lovely women .I had a similar experience as you I developed eclampsia I lost twins I blacked out for long enough they never received enough oxygen .I had terrible pain in the upper part of my stomach I was hospitalised a few weeks layter and had also developed a bleeding problem which lead to quite severe anemia my blood pressure was all over the place.from sky high to extremely low.i didn't have medical help and was alone at the time my husband is orthodox he was in Jerusalem .thank you for sharing your story.there is a verse that comes to mind "MESSIAH DIED GOR OUR SINS ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES WAS BURIED AND ROSE AGAIN ON THE THIRD DAY ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES 1Corinthians 15:3-4."you are loved more than you could ever know .for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life..in the way of the Messiah Jesus.(I Quote) women are to adorn themselves in modest apparel not in costly array with shame facedess. Not with braided hair or gold or jewes but with what becometh women professing godlyness with good works.thank yo for sharing your story. May peace of Jesus the Messiah be with you .

[@vandan1842]

yeshua

[@douglaskent390]

Me Kamecha Yisroel!

[@vandan1842]

the blood of lambs or sheep could never repay the blood debt we owed. only cover it. how could God forgive sin completely and still be holy knowing we can't truly change our nature after the fall of adam. So God in his immense love for us knew couldn't possibly be good enough on our own so He sent his son to come be a sacrifice for our sin. as it is prophesied. in Isaiah. 53:4-6. he was wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities. Jesus our Messiah. the Messiah came to die n be our sin for we may take upon his righteousness. this is how God spares us from hell. we only need to accept Jesus as the Messiah and our saviour ask him into our heart. yes the Messiah was to bring peace. but it is a inner peace that's what he is to bring. john 14:27 kjv. peace I give unto you not as the world gives unto. a lasting peace. a peace knowing that we are saved and forgiven.

[@miqumiqu8673]

:)

[@adelbatharh9420]

Korban =قربان the same word in Arabic.

[@bluewater3783]

(No NDE here.)

[@ellengemmill6199]

Your faith is beautiful and so are you! Truly. Please take time to read Isaiah 53 and find your Messiah, Yeshua. Your faith will come full circle and become so much more deeper! I would love to meet you in heaven!

[@flowerblooms5792]

When I see women covering from head towards toe, I think they r drawing lots of attention even if that's not what there aware of doing, not there attention, but I also understand think , wow these women have courage , it is not easy for some .