Eyes on Africa - Ten Reasons

[@chipomwansa3446]

Thank you so much for this Rabbi!! I'm a Zambian happy warrior and I've been looking to hear your perspective on our beautiful motherland.

[@reginaldbent9270]

From Riversdale in the Western Cape of South Africa, I appreciate your insight and perspective of Africa and for that matter South Africa. Africans are increasingly believing in themselves and the role they play in the world. As a noahide, I have also noticed that traditional Biblical values are becoming mainstream. Shalom Rabbi

[@Dr.zaidi4]

Yeah we bn doing the old Testament as tribal customs. Nobody needed to read these things to practice. And then here comes the Jesuit run schools that'd tell us to ignore it and imbibe some foreign customs.

Western authorities and businesspeople don't have any clue that the Silk Road operated for more than 1,000 years until the Ottomans closed it. For those in Asia, in the Middle East, in part of the Mediterranean, and on the African coast to the Indian Ocean, the Belt Road Initiative is just reactivating something that has always existed.

[@darkdefender6384]

47:04 I grew up in a town where strangers talked to each other. For work I then moved to a town where they don’t at all and it’s really sad. It’s not even a big town/small town thing. I know of one giant and large city where it’s common for folks to at least acknowledge you and say nice things to each other. One small town where I live now not at all. So sad

[@JaySE_25]

When I read the the Job and his friends part on the Holistic You, I was really taken. How did I miss it? It makes real sense, thinking of life in general. Thanks Rabbi, South Africa

[@jacksaranta7574]

Thank you and your family, rabbi lapin. Here's to 120 years ❤️ Baruch Hashem!!!

[@kimberlycole297]

Thank you Rabbi Daniel pretty interesting.Wishingnyou,and Susan a good weekend.Love,Kimberly

[@mgb5170]

Army's have had women nurses for a long while, under dangerous situations near combat. Lets give honor to both men and women.

[@DanielCurrier]

He was talking about fighting on the front line

[@sabineelvirejung8121]

So good to make us consider the potentiel powerful future of the African continent! Thank you.

[@belindadeas1974]

Thank you so much. Rabbi Lapin. I learned a lot.

[@blackoralArt]

Seems you're glorifying colonialism. This is wrong. I come from a former British colony, Nigeria; the British built nothing and took everything away. The only infrastructure they built were a few railway lines that brought the raw materials from the interior to the ports at the coasts for exports to Britain. Most of the infrastructure were built After the British left. I wasnt born during colonial times, it was my great grand parents days but we ve read books on it and heard stories told by elders. Bottomline is colonialism benefitted the colonisers not the colonised. It brought disruption to many people and societies in Africa, and the effect is still be felt today esp with the arbitrary borders drawn between countries, separating ethnic groups and joining people with no language or cultural connection in one country. This is one of the reasons behind the civil wars in some African countries after independence Its like lumping the English, French, Germans, Italians, Russians and more in one country...what do you think will happen?

[@greymaterresources]

Well said bro Guess the old Rabbi knew this just playing devil advocate

[@Dr.zaidi4]

Colonialism isn't past. It's still here with us rebranded. A sorcerer doesn't need to be with u to afflict or control u. All he needs is a point of contact. All these govts and institutions are totally foreign to us.. In Kenya of all the taxes collected 30% is left for us, while 70% is shared b/w Rome, Washington and London

[@ifeomaamalu6189]

Nigeria would not exist, if not for the Europeans. It was created in 1914.

[@surekhapagudala974]

Thank God for rabbi God Bless America, God Bless Israel, God Bless Africa.

[@robertbaguma3198]

Thank you Rabbi for those great insights about Africa . Am an African from Kampala Uganda just a little clarification. The nile starts from Uganda not near Uganda to Egypt. Thank you so much I’ve been following you for 3 years and your teachings have impacted me greatly .

[@sammesamme-nlar2829]

No, the Nile originates from the DRC ‘ Congo ‘.

[@ifeomaamalu6189]

Why are you comparing the entire continent of Africa to other nations? It is not a fair comparison.

[@EbenezerTiku]

Because the USA is actually made of countries that signed treaties to become united. The countries became states because of the unity. It is fair comparison.

[@Tsitsi414]

@@EbenezerTikuWell, we haven’t signed any such treaties 🫣

[@ifeomaamalu6189]

@EbenezerTiku you correctly stated that the United States is a NATION. It is governed by a constitution and laws that determine how the NATION will operate. Alternately, Africa is a CONTINENT made up of independent NATIONS. Most, with constitutions and laws etc. We can debate this if you want, but the comparison does not compare two like entities. The comparison would have made sense if it were a comparison of the Americas- North (U.S, Canada and Mexico), Central, and South - with all nations included, each with its own constitution and laws etc. Please don't assume that I don't know what I'm talking about. Good Day 👍🏽

[@markwaki3950]

I like that Christianity is the first reason. It's certainly the most important and potent one if applied correctly. Every African, present and future, should seek how to be involved in growing and guarding this foundation. Our leaders have let us down because God is jealous of us looking at them for help rather than HIM.

[@markwaki3950]

@@Mianzi-bloom I'll check it out 👍

[@jonathanmusick2571]

58:00 the LLMs have almost completely removed language barrier

[@rabbidaniellapin.]

LLM?

[@cedriceric9730]

​​@@rabbidaniellapin.Hello rabbi, llm is the type of ai like chat gpt. They are really good at translation across all formats

[@kalumchamara9667]

Very interesting. Thank you

[@rabbidaniellapin.]

Thank you!

[@tomaszsurdej8294]

Protest nr1. American churches are companies selling spiritual products. They are not European churches. A family run business is the norm in Europe. Exception in America.

[@TichTanyanyiwa]

Great wisdom here, thank you.

[@rabbidaniellapin.]

You're so welcome, @TichTanyanyiwa, thank you for writing. Cordially ~ RDL

[@surekhapagudala974]

Learnig a lot

[@adrianforbes2367]

Job’s wife was also spared. Does the same ancient Jewish wisdom principle apply?

[@zealheals]

6:00 Rabbi, Really? #1~Do you really say you're 'African American' ? How do you answer demographic and background information? || #2~I had not realized you were born in Africa all this time. What a rich cultural heritage you hold! The greatest heritage...that of Christ. I look forward to my first trip to Nigeria soon! Also, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt...for starters 😄 This was very in-depth perspective. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences of wisdom.

[@oliveirungu312]

Quite insightful... thank you Rabbi From Kenya, Shalom

[@rabbidaniellapin.]

Thank you!

[@jasoncarter6097]

The Altamaha River !

[@eastafricanist9156]

I dont agree about nostalgia for british colonialism.

[@briopalumpus8676]

39;38😂😂😂

[@surekhapagudala974]

From lndia

[@Tsitsi414]

Was enjoying myself until at some point….. 😏😏😏

[@happyslave6783]

Just fix it 😂 that's why they can't keep the power grid up and nothing works without the Chinese.😅

[@tomaszsurdej8294]

I agree with Rabbi wechsel in blanco. If you agree pay how much you have on your account to the Rabbi's thought. Adwokat Tomasz Surdej Zagnańsk

[@tomaszsurdej8294]

PROTest nr 3. 6:31 you are an Askenazy Jew from Suwałki. Your law is Franco-Polish law. You are applying Austrian law. Offensive to me, as a lawyer of Polish law.