DIVORCE and REMARRIAGE in Torah Keeping

[@Momma_Vanessa]

This was something that was weighing on me for the last few years. I am divorced and remarried. I feel relieved and free. Thank you so much. I am a jew that was raised Catholic and then Pentecostal. Their doctrines never sat well with me and I asked to many questions so yes, I was thrown out of both. About three years ago I landed in a messianic synagogue. Once again, my thinking was they were Christians wearing a kippah. It was hard for me to leave Jesus but roughly about a year ago I did just that. My husband did not believe as I do. He was a youth pastor in the Pentecostal church. And even though we had been thrown out, he still believed. I prayed for Yahuah to open his eyes And about a month ago my husband came to me and said he’s been researching and has come out of idolatry! Praise Yah!!! We both really appreciate your channel.

[@beittefillahproductions]

HalleluYAH! That's wonderful to hear. Thanks for your comment and much shalom to you both.

[@missaraebiaphotography]

Thank you so much for this. This has been weighing so heavy on my heart and it's so refreshing to hear the truth.

[@alexishernandez6574]

Praise God for the truth, so refreshing as we see that no truth is preached out here!!!

[@schubbetsy7358]

The scriptural prayers of a loving, respectful, Torah observant spouse are very powerful!

[@tabularasa9104]

Excellent indeed is the Truth bless You Yahuah for the opening of minds, eyes and ears and for giving us a heart willing to choose You and You alone shabbat shalom.

[@kerrilalane6430]

Love you brother how wonderful today’s message was I have a smile from ear to ear and some great wisdom on this subject love you have a wonderful day !!!

[@sound-is-spirit4018]

Shalom. I have come to torah, out of idolatry about 1,5yrs ago. Have felt much blessed since then but also a lot of pain and suffering while separating from pagan stuff I was raised to believe in. My lifelong marriage came to living separated last summer, it became impossible for us to stay together while she continued deep aggression towards anything torah while hanging on to xtian belief system. After this I have met a new woman, however not torah observant I see it is not possible to continue with that, no matter how good she is as a person. Much struggle. And now my wife has warmed a bit to torah teaching and also regret that we separated. She has not had a new man since then so I could still go back and continue our covenant. Situation is all but ideal, but thanks Scott for bringing up the metaphor, I feel i am in process of being sifted, trying my best to search ways of yahuah while at the same time life is throwing around.

[@PianoMessage]

• Really really good video my brother. Shalom.

[@onglilynicole]

Shalom & THANKS for another EXCELLENT Video 😃 This definitely CLEARS UP many queries in our lives to HONOUR יהוה HalleluYAH הללויה #Praise_𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 💃

[@jamesguest4705]

Excellent video. May God bless you and your family.

[@TheDivineSorcerer]

Dreat video brother toda raba acxh may Hashem Beruk Atah

[@5MinuteChristian]

Thank you sooo much

[@TCgirl]

I had the "head covering christians" telling me if I did not leave my husband I was headed for eternity in hell because he wasn't my "origanal covenant spouse." And that if possible I should seek to reconcile with my first husband who was remarried almost 20 years ago and also has a daughter from that marriage, even though we hadn't seen or spoken in over 30 years. Of course on top of it they were telling me I had to start covering my hair because angels were lusting after me and I had to wear long dresses all the time. But I digress... anyway...I was getting ready to leave my dear husband over this, as I was so afraid. But then I decided I had to take time out to see if these things were true including, was Jesus even really God or Messiah at all, before I could do such a callous thing to this man who had been so faithful to me for almost 10 years at the time. I never thought I would ever question such a thing as I was raised in church and didn't believe there was any other option for a true believer in the One True God. That was the start of a 5 year journey that has brought me here to learning the Truth that is only found in the Torah of Yah. The One True God of Israel. Thank you so much for your videos. Yah Bless!!

[@beittefillahproductions]

Thanks for sharing this! The Torah is really freeing, isn't it? Be blessed!

[@mariyahs4604]

Todah!🙌🏾

[@karlanewman9142]

HalleluYah!

[@WH6FQE]

This brings up a question that I have not seen you answer yet. What if someone, before they started following the Torah, got a tattoo of her son's name in a big heart on the back of her hand after he died? We have been discussing this, and I do not know what to tell her. I read about where it says not to mark your bodies, which was done for mourning, which is why she did it. Should she try to have it removed with a laser?

[@coldhandjacinth9069]

When an unfaithful spouse chooses to leave, it seems like disease leaving the body. 37 years and both in Torah at the time of this presentation SHOULDN'T lead to a divorce. Shouldn't isn't the same as won't, and should is not the same as shall. ⏳ " I will cause your enemies to flee from you...' sometimes those who we think have been our friends have really been our enemies that eventually flee to another artificial lure tossed out to test them.

[@darrelldozier2783]

Currently goin through a divorce as of now but I’m at a standstill idk what to do because my wife is a Christian and hasn’t awakened yet but she still wants the marriage i don’t want kids that are pagans though if we’re to have them in the future I just seeking counsel since your an elder and I have none in my life as of now

[@BrandiNaCole]

What do you mean the scriptures are only for those in Israel? These laws are still the laws of God that the wicked will me judged by. They just became culture.

[@beittefillahproductions]

For those who will BECOME Yisra'el - not just for those "living in Israel."

[@oliviasmith5888]

Scott, what about cases of abuse? The Torah does not address the issue of a husband hitting their wife or being emotionally cruel to her. Id both are supposedly walking in Torah and the husband is cruel, is a wife obligated to stay?

[@TCgirl]

@oliviasmith5888, I don't know the answer to this question as I am new to Torah but I feel like someone out there should give you an answer to point you in the right direction. I would guess that at the very least she could separate from him and see if he repents. It may take some time for him to turn around. But if he decides to move on and go be with another woman I would think she would be free to remarry someone who really IS following Torah. That's just my thoughts personally.

[@warpedentity]

What constitutes as a “marriage” in Torah? Is it a ceremony or just a piece of paper? Some think when you’re having sexual relations, you are married. I don’t know how they married back then.

[@warpedentity]

A-dam So how about nowadays? We are all married to various people then ? Am I still married to the people I slept with before coming to Torah etc.

[@beittefillahproductions]

A marriage is a covenant between a man and a woman that is initiated with a proposal, followed by an acceptance. The marriage is "consummated" with the sexual bonding that "seals" or binds the covenant. The Torah states that if a man should lie with an unmarried (and unbetrothed) woman, that he is to take her as his wife and provide for her always. In today's society, most require some sort of "ceremony" and paperwork, but today's society is not Torah-observant. This is done in the world we live in for legal reasons, such as taxes, insurance, etc.

[@warpedentity]

Beit Tefillah Productions Thank you. Does this mean to be Torah observant we still need to do the paperwork and ceremony? The NT puts in our head that if we are in love and living with someone and being sexually intimate but don’t have that marriage paper legally, then we are fornicating? Is this true ?

[@beittefillahproductions]

Nowhere in Torah does a marriage require paperwork or a "ceremony."

[@warpedentity]

Beit Tefillah Productions So paperwork is only for the certificate of divorces right ?

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

Can you cover polygyny marriages?

[@beittefillahproductions]

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[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

@@beittefillahproductions thanks

[@mtalk828]

@@beittefillahproductions - 🔴 *I have a question: A man who is a Noahide began dating a lady who is going through a divorce. She still lives in a separate room from her estranged husband, but planning on living elsewhere. As you know, the process of divorce can be a lengthy one. They met during the process and started seeing each other. I assume she is no more married in Gd's eyes because even the estranged husband is seeing someone else. But I was told, the laws of the land are the laws of Gd, and this man is commiting adultery because she is still married to that man. So my question - Does the Torah condemn the relationship of these two non-Jews? Thank you. Waiting for your reply.*

[@timothynicholas2127]

Yeah, they love the darkness for sure. >sigh

[@plants_and_wellness1574]

Me and my husband have been together for 15 years. Last year I became a Christian, then became Torah observant, and now I’m waking up to the lies of the NT. My husband is the most amazing person I’ve ever met, but he is agnostic. He fully supports everything I do. I have a question, though. He eats pork and as his wife I make him his meals. Am I sinning by cooking pork for breakfast? I wear gloves and I don’t eat out of the skillet that I use to cook out out of it.

[@NOTOFBUTIN5]

From my understanding, yes, you are sinning. Although you are trying to please your husband, you can't please him over Yahuah. By your actions, you are condoning him eating what Yahuah commanded not to eat (although I'm sure you would prefer that he leave it alone). You can't change him, so he may eat it even if you don't eat it or cook it. However, since he is supportive of you, is it possible for him to cook the pork for himself?

[@honeyspoonbeewrangler4550]

@@NOTOFBUTIN5 and he purchased it too.

[@lissomeo9764]

Do Isrealites still perform blood sacrifices today? If they dont, did the Torah abolish blood sacrifices?

[@beittefillahproductions]

Blood sacrifices cannot be done without the temple and the priesthood. They will be started up again at the end of time when the temple is re-built and the priesthood re-established.

[@lissomeo9764]

@@beittefillahproductions Thanks!! I also wonder about fornification and concunines. Does the Torah really allow it?

[@TCgirl]

@@lissomeo9764 I don't think you are supposed to fornicate unless you plan to take them as your wife and support them all, whomever you sleep with no matter how many. You have to be able to support them. Uhh, if that is your hope or plan? And a concubine? Really? Same thing.. . pretty sure you don't get to keep her as your "concubine." Never mind that it's not even legal in this country. But anyway, my understanding is that if you are going to sleep with her you have to also marry her and take care of her. Otherwise you are sinning. 🙄

[@vaquera9368]

I’m struggling with this verse: “But I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, makes her the victim of adultery, and anyone who marries a divorced woman commits adultery.” Matthew 5:32 My husband ended a marriage of 26 years to marry a woman he met. It’s been five years since the divorce. Yeshua says if anyone marries a divorced woman commits adultery. I brought this up yesterday at the Torah study. They seem to think Yeshua was contradicting Torah so it doesn’t apply. Really? Who can explain this to me according to Torah please. If in Torah she receives a get certificate or bill of divorce as our court system does, what is this verse about? Thank you.

[@tabularasa9104]

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[@TCgirl]

The problem you’re having is because you still think Yahowsha or Jesus, is your Messiah. Yahowah is your only Messiah. If your husband hates you and gives you a certificate of divorce and sends you out of his house you are allowed to remarry. But I suggest you remarry someone who follows the one true God YHWH and His Torah. Blessings to you sister.

[@Rahel8811]

@@TCgirlfalse that’s a lie repent.

[@lissomeo9764]

What does the Torah say of fornication? How about concubines?

[@tjsmith4641]

Matt 19:8 Jesus says Moses added divorcement because of the hardness of their hearts. So if this is true then what Moses added whatever he wanted to the law of God? Doesn't that break the law by adding to Yahuas words? More proof this person was not the Word of Yahua or even knew it for that matter.

[@vaquera9368]

What person, MOSES?? Are you even serious? I heard that MOSES wouldn’t have added anything to Torah that Yah didn’t approve of. If Moses said anything, it was because of Yah.

[@BrunoFernandesPinto]

O Senhor Jesus lembrou que o que foi escrito por Moisés veio efetivamente de Deus Pai, mas que no princípio não era assim (before fall). Então o foco deve ser o princípio, e não o remédio pós-queda. O erro dos fariseus era não focar no princípio.

[@TCgirl]

@tjsmth4641, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but if Moses added to the Torah because of “the hardness of their hearts?”That would make Moses a false prophet. And since Moses was speaking for God, as God commanded him, to the children of Israel, You’re also calling God Himself a liar. So guess who DID ad to Torah? That would be Jesus. Or whatever his name was.