How to Make Tzitzit Fringes

[@diverdave76]

I've been a Christian living in the US since I was 14, now I'm 43 and just coming to learn of the covenant. I'm going from Jesus worship to Yesuha. I am like a piece of clay just learning and letting my Yahweh mold me to the man He wants me to be. Flat Earth brought me to learn of our saviors real name and the blessing of Torah. Praise Yah!!

[@Dave_The_Beatmaker]

same story over here!

[@LastHourNetwork]

Jesus is Yeshua. Yeshu=Iesus=Jesus=Issa. The world speaks of the same messiah. And the world hates him all the same.

[@dodibenabba1378]

The name of our Maschiach is Yahusha, Yeshua means Salvation whereas Yahusha means Yah Deliverer. It comes from Mosheh changing Hosea's name (Deliverer) to Yahusha (Yah is your Deliverer). The name of our Heavenly Father is Yahuah. Not Yahweh as there is no W in ancient Hebrew, there is a double U which makes a oo sound rather than a w sound. Hope this helps, blessings all! 🙌

[@JayTX.]

Same here ....Torah is looked at as a burden by so many but it is truly a blessing

[@SirObadiah]

If you aren’t an Israelite, it isn’t a requirement

[@MrElYaqui]

Just made my very first Tzizit all by my self, awesome!! Praise Yahuah!

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, if not, then cotton, but not nylon, and also the blue string got to be longer, than white strings...

[@Danco04]

@@YehoshuahLamberti Where is it in the Torah?

[@thekingofsomewhere]

@@Danco04 It's not. They're citing rabbinic Jewish tradition.

[@Danco04]

@@thekingofsomewhere Tradition < Torah

[@Bolaway]

@@YehoshuahLamberti Forgot the Jewish tradition a bit. I`m not saying to ignore, but to keep the Torah, not the tradition.

[@kittykat4458]

I just started earnestly watching 119 Ministries online. I'm soooo thankful for everything and will, in my best efforts, start keeping Torah! Living in Turkey with absolutely NO believers around me will just make everything I do look normal. Haha! They won't know if I'm Jewish or Christian or just crazy. lol! :D

[@ZviJ1]

If you consider your Yeshu`a anything more than your messiah you are not "keeping Torah", seeing that you are worshiping an idol, false prophet and false messiah, together with the belief in atonement through his supposed human sacrifice.

[@going2God]

Kitty Kat HalleluYAH thanks be to YAH our Heavenly Father for you joining us walking in His WAYs!! Welcome to the Father's family

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, it nit cotton nit nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@messengerofiexist2139]

I moved to an Orthodox community, and they were like, “who is your mother? Who is your father?” When I told them the lineage I knew they replied, “You’re Jewish.” All my life I was unaware. The requirement is to wear tzitzit, so I followed Kaitlin’s video tutorial and made a set for myself. Everyday I passed a small farm on the way to work. The farm had mix of various animals, geese, ducks, chickens, cows, an emu, goats and sheep. They rotated the bigger animals to different fields, the only consistent animals present were the geese, ducks and chickens, always squawking as I walked by, the predator alarm. The day I put on the tzitzits all of the sheep were in the field I walked by and the all of them started bleeting. This is how I knew I returned to the fold. No other animal made a sound that day, only the sheep, all of them.

[@kornykorhorn]

Good job. I have been making mine with the blue cord and with 10 knots. One for each of the 10 Commandments. I use it to you pray in the morning. I spent time meditating on and thinking about each one. It has been very convicting and humbling.

[@Momzie808]

I love her head covering, can she make a tutorial of that??

[@12tribesscattered31]

I love your head covering sister, great video!

[@kerncountyrd5263]

First, let me say 'Thank You' to the young lady for taking the time to teach. I got out of her video what I expected to. Second, I grew up in an environment where dispensationalism was the only way to be thinking. Where the Bible consisted of 2 books between 1 cover. For the majority of my 51 years I was taught from the Right side of the book. I've recently came across some teachers online that have taught me that there is 1 book between the covers. Where the Right side of the Book Actually starts on the Left side. It's 1 Story! It's been eye opening. I read through the first page of comments below. The majority of them are sad. It seems to me that there is just as much infighting by those that claim to represent Israel as there is in those groups that claim that Israel forfeited it's Birth Right. Amazing... I'm shaking my head.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

+Dave Burkett I agree with you that it is very sad... why people cannot do their best to serve and follow the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob and love their neighbor without arguing like little children is very sad to me as well. And you are certainly welcome, I hope it was helpful.

[@kerncountyrd5263]

+DaughteroftheKing Thanks for your reply. It brought a smile to my face. ;-)

[@seekersofyahweh4362]

You dont know where Bakersfield is LOL....Shalom!!!!

[@ameliaroberts298]

Thank you so much Katelin, freshing up my skills, I've worn out my first set and its time to make a new set, and yes, women wear these for whomever wants to know. Thank you so much.

[@joelmccollam6442]

How do I get them

[@joelmccollam6442]

I love to have the ones that say yod hey vav hey

[@amandamcwhirter2651]

She did such a great job thank you for this!! I recently just came to Torah and plan on making these for my family!

[@gabbigeter7725]

Thank you Katelin, your video helped me so very much, please never stop. Praise Father for you.

[@SharonGoodwin95]

This truly a wonderful servant of Yehovah, thanks for sharing. Shalom

[@TashaEzaki]

I just bought the thread last week, so now I am ready to make my family Tzitzit! :-D Thanks Kaitlin and Paul, shalom

[@Jonid5184]

Hello! Ma'am No offense But have never heard or seen this. What is this? Why is this prepared? What should be done of this? Would like to know about where in Bible we get to know about this? Thank you, ma'am God bless you

[@daughteroftheking6264]

Joni. D check out Numbers 15:38 🙂

[@EyerisRooease10565]

May Yah bless you and keep you always!! You have the sweetest, kindest, loving heart that just flows out through your voice. Thank you for teaching me the way you make them. Such a blessing!!

[@nicdonovich8502]

Praise Yah 🙌👑👏👏👏 it’s such a beautiful thing when I see people love ❤️ our Messiah and Creator

[@landomilknhoney]

Unbelievable, the htred and arguments over tassles that are a representation of LOVE and OBEDIENCE!!!!! Honour this woman for her gentle ways and instructions, time and effort. Shame on you all for your ogrish comments and unrighteous mirth!!!

[@sallyvolk8615]

I agree!! So much hatred!!!

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, it nit cotton nit nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

advice or correction is nit hatred.

[@ZviJ1]

@@YehoshuahLamberti Einstein, what kind of correction have you offered? I mean, where does the actual Torah state that the Ṣiṣiyot must be wool?? Or cotton if not wool? Or that the blue-violet string/s must be longer than the white ones? And that the non-blue-violet strings must be white? Why you do consider the Orthodox Rabbinic tradition the only Jewish one?

[@ăbı̂ygayil-tsâphâh]

Thank you again, brother Paul! Every time I make new tzitziot I refer back to this video ... she is very helpful. Shalom Shalom

[@jasonezekiel3250]

Be'Shem Mitzvot Tzitzit! Beautiful Tzitzit young lady! Thanks for adding in the Mitzvot reference for people who don't know about it

[@jesuisvanessawilkerson7011]

Beautiful. I love seeing young ppl honor FATHER YHWH.

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, it nit cotton nit nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@debrapaquette6266]

I'm new and learning. Would love to see how they are worn on the clothes.

[@gerryconwayvoice]

I use four safety pins and pin them to the corners of my polo shirts - and about two inches apart on the sides of my other shirts that do not have corners.

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

if your clothes don't have corners as are 99 percent of modern clothes, you don't need to use tzitzit

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, it nit cotton nit nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@loushomeandgardenandanimal8123]

@@YehoshuahLamberti read your bible.

[@loushomeandgardenandanimal8123]

@@YehoshuahLamberti didnot say anything about what kind of materials it is. She is following the bible.

[@Isaiah43girlCateOBrien]

Praise Yah for this video, 🙏🏼 Paul thank you. I am going to be doing this, this weekend. HALLELUYAH 🙌🏼 Thanks Kaitlin

[@luisea930]

Thanks for sharing. May the Lord bless you and keep you. Shalom!

[@EggsAndBacon222]

I'm confused....she says she wears them but she doesn't have a completed one on hand?

[@komborerogeneraldealers6889]

Thank you so much for making it look simple, can't wait to try it. I am glad that you mentions Nylon, because Cotton wears out too early

[@desiree3546]

Thank you for showing your technique. Will be using it when making my husband some tzitzit for the first time :)

[@daughteroftheking6264]

+Dissaray B. You are very welcome. :) Sincerely, Kaitlin

[@sjking1111]

DaughteroftheKing I really like your head covering. I am looking into wearing them and wondered if you had a video to show how to tie it that way?

[@emfriesen6719]

Desiree I was thinking the same!!

[@AmericanNazarite]

I like how she braided the loop. That's a nice touch.

[@Babsbakes]

So much hate in the comments on this video from so many who claim they are the true followers of God. It is very sad. God loves all of us. No human has the right to tell you otherwise. Follow the Father the way he has placed in your heart and worry not about the ones who are so mean spirited.

[@ReformedAgnostic]

@Marino The Natsarim Fellow Natsarim! Shalom!

[@wellingtonbharath9363]

A Zeteticus I love

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, if not, cotton but not nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@rainbowseeds2521]

thanks Katelin :) watching for second time for a refresher course

[@osiyopeaceosiyopeace4807]

Thank you for showing how to make the Zitzit’s! Thank you very much!

[@mayumiradaelli]

Thank you for teaching 🙏🏻 may Yahuah bless you all.

[@Tawney-zi6go]

Thank you very much! I am following your video to make tzitzit’s for my husband and I.

[@Musicalpa]

Your wrapping methods are quite different than the traditional methods used. Thank you for the instructional video.

[@raybarnett3940]

very goodvideo ! we leave the Blue thread slightly longer because the Blue represents the Messiah, Y'Shua... just like the Shamash on the Menorah.. thank you you both for posting ! :) Shalom Shalom...

[@YEDIDYAH4]

That would means 4 Yeshuah? Or what?

[@dannyboling4627]

Wow I could barely believe the comments and vehement arguing...hope this wonderful young lady has and is having a good life..enjoyed learning how to make tzitzit.

[@heatherfears1800]

I wonder, will you give a small tutorial on the wearing of your head covering? my other question is how do women wear tzit tzit on our garments? skirts?

[@normajeanslagel4633]

I didn't see any reply to your question so thought I would share. I use a safety pin to attach mine to my skirts. I do this though even on belt loops of my jeans.

[@clifflexmiddleton]

Thank you. I made my first set tonight. My first was a disaster but the other three turned out ok.

[@elisha3606]

Wow. Thank you! I am new to Torah. Still learning. Thank you for tutorial! From Malaysia

[@shlomobuchan2130]

For truly, I say to you, till heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass the law until all is accomplished. Whoever then relaxes one of the least of these commandments and teaches men so, shall be called least in the kingdom of heaven; but he who does them and teaches them shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.” - Matthew 5:18-19 Sorry if I translated poorly

[@ZviJ1]

Funny how the Messianic "Jews" overlook how their Non Testament is a welter of contradictions. If they were really concerned with following the Torah, they would issue for themselves a truncated NT of sorts, would not quote NT passages beyond it and would not be seen stating about Yeshu`a anything more than him being their messiah.

[@MargaretWalkerCellist]

Well, with that as a literal meaning, then all adulterers and adulteresses should be stoned, but THAT is not what Jesus told the woman caught in the act.

[@ReformedAgnostic]

@@MargaretWalkerCellist "But go you and learn what that means, I will have mercy, and not sacrifice: for I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." (Matthew 9:13, xf Hosea 6:6) That is why Messiah did it.

[@Roma-rusk]

@@ZviJ1 how can you claim to follow the Messiah if you do not follow what he said? If you find contradictions it is likely because you do not understand the true meaning behind it.

[@ăbı̂ygayil-tsâphâh]

Thanks for this, Paul! Every time I make a new set of tzitziot I refer back to this video ... Shalom

[@Tribulatoryfighter]

The long blue usually means "Longing for the Messiah"..just for your 411..Love the video! Many thanks! What I'd like to know..is how do folks wear them? I can't put them on the 4 corners of my garment without dragging on ground..

[@Roma-rusk]

The blue being left longer isnt scripture it is preference. Some people put them through there belt loops

[@mariannemccall6677]

I pin or clip them on around four places usually at my waist so I have them on the nort east south and west.

[@earlleelethbridge566]

Thank you.This is my second set I made with your instruction.I think it was sometime after Sukkot I made the first set.May Abba Bless you and your family.

[@Jonid5184]

Hello! Sir No offense But have never heard or seen this. What is this? Why is this prepared? What should be done of this? Is it related to Bible? Thank you, sir God bless you

[@earlleelethbridge566]

@@Jonid5184 Must be some wires crossed here. It looks like my comment was 2 years ago and yours is 13 minutes as I respond to you. Have no idea what you are asking and do not remember contacting you. Sorry the video connected is self explanatory. Not sure what to say. Please disregard if that is best.

[@Jonid5184]

@@earlleelethbridge566 Thank you, so much, sir. Sorry to bother you. No offense But have never, seen or heard about it before. may be am poor at understanding. God bless you

[@earlleelethbridge566]

@@Jonid5184 Tzitzit Fringe is about Torah observant (1st 5 books of the bible) including wearing them and your comment in this ytube stream suggests you watched the video or there is a mix up with ytube

[@Jonid5184]

@@earlleelethbridge566 Good morning, sir Okay will read 1st 5 books of the Bible. Yes, will watch the video. Thank you for sharing this truth. God bless you, sir

[@christinar8080]

We are not a religion we are followers in The Messiah Yeshua!

[@ZviJ1]

We do not count heathen gentiles like you.

[@mhyden0]

@ZviJ1 Tradition has left you indignant and blind. YHWH has brought salvation to both the natural born and those grafted in. Ephraim is coming home, and the way you judge others is how you will be judged.

[@ZviJ1]

You are NOT grafted in us unless you toss your Nutty Testament and Jeesucks behind your back and wish to share our fate as a people and walk in YHWH's Way as set down in the Miqra (Jewish Bible). Every time you attempt to push on us this "grafted in" nonsense we reject you more emphatically. I'm supposed to believe you're descended from Ephraim because some Christian decided you are?!?!? The only way you will "come home" is in joining the Jewish people through a bona fide Jewish movement; any thing else is nothing more than a Messy-antic or Christinsane ruse to supplant us as the true Israel. Please don't kid yourself; you believe that all your sins have been "forgiven" because you believe that Jesus Christ "the savior" died for, and instead of, you!. Friend, you are in real trouble! Not only are you still sin-laden, you have added a new, terrible sin to the old batch! You are guilty of idolatry for worshiping a false "savior" and god. The word of YHWH plainly states that He (YHWH) alone is Savior; (Isaiah 43:11). He alone can forgive sin (Isaiah 43:25). He alone is the True Deity (Isaiah 43:10)!! Moreover, you cannot "believe away" sin! Magic plays absolutely no role in the system of sin and atonement established by YHWH, the sole Creator of this universe. Atonement by "faith" is not part of YHWH's setup. The only way a sinner can get his sins forgiven is; by repenting and; by doing and fulfilling what YHWH wants him to do!! YHWH says: "Again, when I say to the wicked, you shall surely die; if he turn from his sin (repents) and do that which lawful and right ("good works")... he shall surely live, he shall NOT die!! NONE of his sins which he had committed shall be remembered against him! He has done that which is lawful and right! He shall surely LIVE!" (Ezekiel 33:14-16). Ezekiel was a prophet of YHWH. He wasn't a Christian preacher! In Moses' day, the repentant sinner usually (NOT ALWAYS) offered an animal sacrifice to symbolize his "giving" and YHWH's "accepting". Later prophets elaborated on how animal sacrifices are worthless without obedience: "Behold, to OBEY is BETTER than sacrifice!" (1 Samuel 15:22). "Do I eat the flesh of bulls, or drink the blood of goats?" (Psalms 50:13). "By practicing mercy and truth is sin atoned for!" (Proverbs 16:6). Dear friend, HOW can you come to YHWH? YHWH provides the answer: "Return, O Israel, to YHWH your almighty, for you have stumbled in your iniquity! Take with you WORDS and return to YHWH! (WHAT words?) Say to Him: forgive all iniquity and accept GOODNESS (good works). Thus, will we offer, INSTEAD of bullocks (blood) the offerings of our LIPS!" (Hosea 14:2-3). Dear friend, according to the word of YHWH, NO ONE can die for you! If you don't believe me, read Exodus 33:31-33; Deuteronomy 24:16; Ezekiel 18:3-4. But YHWH's demands can be met by you, if only you will know the truth. You can come to YHWH on your own! Read YHWH's word! "With what offering can I come before YHWH, and bow myself before the Mighty One on high? Should I come to him with burnt offerings, with year-old calves? Will YHWH be pleased by thousands of rams, with ten thousand rivers of oil? Should I give my first-born for my transgression (human sacrifice, like the crucifixion!), the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? It has been told you, O man, what is good, and what YHWH (not religious doctrine but YHWH!) requires of you: ONLY to DO what is just (YHWH's COMMANDMENTS) and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your Almighty!" (Micah 6:6-8). Hallelu-Yahh, praise YHWH! His Salvation is open to all! No believing in fairy-stories, no bloody crucifixions! No "divine suicide" on a Roman Cross! Plain and simple is the Way of YHWH! Will you take Him at His Word today? May YHWH bless you, Amen.

[@ZviJ1]

Sir/madam, you and your likes are the ones with the problems, not me. One of them is your delusion that NT verses are somehow relevant to determining Israel's true religion or theology, and one other is the mistranslations, contortions and fabrication of verses from the Miqra that abound in your Non Testament. You owe it to yourself to take advantage of the golden opportunity this true Israelite is giving you to overcome these problems by reading at your leisure open-mindedly through the magnum opus faithstrengthened.karaitejudaism.org/FS_TOC.html .

[@ZviJ1]

You have asked me in your deranged tone which reflects your essence: "Can't you see??" I see crystal clear that you are trapped in a dark heathen prism Yeshu`a = Son -----> God = Father -----> Yeshu`a = God conceived by Paul (who was only nominally Jewish but pagan in action and spirit) which the Torah deems a pagan abomination and warned us Israelites to eschew. There is nothing more to state and I will not be reading further responses from you until you repent from your Yeshu`a paganism. (Other Christians have done it despite their initial arrogance.)

[@dashulamite]

Thank you for the lesson Katelin!

[@overdbus]

Shalom brother Paul , just made my first set , mine came out “different “ but they will do thank you .

[@sandyochse9461]

Thank you very much. I have a question how did you make you head covering?

[@joewamsley8004]

Good teacher, you made it super easy!

[@loraborealis2551]

What size nylon thread are you using? And what size do you use when you make men’s tzitzits? Thanks!!

[@michaelmelum3204]

You did A great job Katlin. I believe that the instruction was left open to interpretation on purpose. my only criticism would be that I like using natural thread/ cotton, hemp or wool. most important doing your best. good job.

[@RichardGMoss]

+Michael Melum It is not left open, Torah is very specific!

[@ZviJ1]

@Michael, IF by "instruction" you meant all the details apart from the need for the Sisiyot to include at least one blue-violet strand, for the blue-violet dye to come from a pure source *and* the Sisiyot to be braided, you are correct. Usually Rabbinic Jews breach all three.

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, if not, cotton but not nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@christelpieterse5592]

Thank you, my Tzitzi came out nice. I always thought it is so difficult. Bless you. Shalom

[@karlmuse5052]

I notice many Torah followers that fail to wear the prescribed Tzitzits and instead wear a Cord Bracelet made with the same colors as the Tzitzit shown in this video. I have not read in any passage of the Torah that blue threaded bracelets were allowed to be substituted. Any thoughts?

[@1965gracebug]

What kind of string do you use and where can I get the correct string? I would like to make these with my family on Sukkot this year. Thank you for your instructional video.

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

What exactly kind of thread is used here? It MUST be thicker than regular sewing thread.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

Michele Michael* Yes ma’am it is definitely thicker than regular sewing thread! I use nylon thread from Hobby Lobby but some people use wool string, some use embroidery floss and some use crochet thread or yarn. Shalom! Kaitlin

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

Thanks for the heads up! Shalom. :)

[@normal1044]

I was just wondering which side you are making the loop on? On the side with the 10 in strings, or the longer strings?

[@rafaelragazzo1873]

What, type of nylon and number you used, and where can I find it, thank you

[@stephencholette1067]

Shalom brother, great video. Me I am new to Torah and there is still quite a lot to learn and was hoping that you could possibly do a video about Kippahs.

[@tonkabasnec]

Thank you! I just made my first tzitzit!

[@babeltower5782]

shalom. the colour is blue or purple ?

[@victoriahopeis]

Beautiful to follow the torah of Our YHWH

[@jovanpando5407]

She's a beautiful woman and child of Yah.

[@YehoshuahLamberti]

it can tell she is Christian, because the tzitzit accordingly to the Torah, and Jewish tradition it has to be wool, if not, cotton but not nylon,abd also the blue string git to be longer, than white strings...

[@al-yahnaihawkins4060]

Not only women; but, children should be wearing the tassels. If you are trying to keep the Law of Yahweh - then you need the tassels. Yahshua wore them; and in 1 Yahchanan/John 2:3-6, it says if you believe Yahshua Messiah - then you are to walk exactly as He walked; and, he wore the Tassel or Fringe... that is what the woman with the issue for years had come up to grab hold on to - to be healed. I just take wrap my string around my son's 1/2 gallon bottle of bubble blowing stuff, which makes my fringes come out around 7 inches long or so - I don't wrap them... I just fold them in half and make a knot that I can hang on a diaper pin. I wear sweats a lot and they don't have belt loops - so, I use diaper pins to hang them on. I never leave home without them - they are to help us keep the Law of Yahweh... when I have temptations - I grab a hold on one or two of them to help me remember why I wear them - to keep the whole Law. The scripture simply says to wear them; so, you can definitely get an idea as to who is willing to obey Yahweh our Father, through Yahshua His Son. If one refuses to wear the tassels - they simply refuse to believe in and uphold the Law of Yahweh - it is really just that simple. So wear your Fringes, Tassels, Lots Tzit tzit or whatever you call them - don't have to make them fancy; but make them for yourself - not difficult - just bend a bunch of strings with JUST ONE string of blue in each one - bend the strings in half and tie a knot. It is just that simple. May Yahweh bless your understanding through Yahshua Messiah!!!

[@michaelmoore4043]

Al-Yahnai Hawkins g

[@abbaeaglescabiles251]

Shallom I wear it too.

[@Jonid5184]

Hello! Ma'am No offense Sorry, did not understand. But want to know the truth. But have never heard or seen this ? What is this? Why is this prepared? How to use it? What should be done of this? Would like to know about where in Bible we get to know about this? Thank you, ma'am God bless you

[@al-yahnaihawkins4060]

@@Jonid5184 ... Dearest Joni! ... I am Not a "ma'am - and; I got a pretty well grown out beard to boot! - However my friend; I Was Just about to bring out a new video & I think I can work in your questions into it ... after I get the video shot, converted & then uploaded to KZbin - I will come back & provide you the link - sound reasonable? ... see you then! Peace~

[@Jonid5184]

@@al-yahnaihawkins4060 Ooh! Okay Good morning, sir Sorry, sir, thank you for correcting me. Okay yes, will wait for your message God bless you Shalom Shabbat.

[@sallyvolk8615]

Very nice, and a pretty young lady who honors THE FATHER for sure!!! Very refreshing!!!

[@TrustYah7]

Thank you Kaitlin. I'm making my new ones with 100% linen thread (waxed) 0.55 mm. I hope this works out. I only use the blue colored thread. Scripture only says blue. Blue is the color of our heavenly Father's throne. Ever wonder why the sky is blue? It's a reflection of His throne. This only works with the true shape of the biblical earth. I also believed at one time that the tassels were only for the men but like Kaitlin, I studied it out for myself. It's for the children of Yisra'el, not just the sons. When I look at my tzitzit it reminds me to keep Yahuah's commandments. It's also a good way to witness to people. When they ask about them, I like to tell the story of the woman who had a flow of blood 12 yrs and how she touched our Messiah's tassels and she was healed. Yahshua wore them! When I wear the tzitzit I feel like it's a symbol of my covenant with Yahuah. An outward symbol like a ring for marriage. For me it represents a deeper relationship with Him. I'm His! The command to wear the tzitzit is in Deuteronomy 22 & Number 15. I find it interesting that the command to wear the tzitzit in Numbers 15 is right after the man was caught gathering sticks on the Sabbath. We wear them to remember all of Yah's commands, to do them, and to be set apart. We are a peculiar people and are separate from this world.

[@servantofchrist3743]

Where can I get Katelin’s information? I would love to purchase Tzit tzits!

[@merab_asher]

It was amazing۔۔۔ blessings ❤️

[@defenderoftruth6000]

Indeed! The Tzitziyot are for everyone... Originally we made ours in a similar fashion, however after reading the Scriptures pertaining to the tzitzit, it only reads to "put a BLUE cord" in the corners. Somehow the white ones have been added through tradition, possibly because the Tallit is traditionally white and the corners are entwined with the blue, but now we only use BLUE so as not to be ignorantly adding to the Word.

[@wolfdaddy1974]

Wonderful video Brother Paul. Thanks for posting it! Shalom!

[@kdelang2518]

I would loke to order some from her. Does she have a link or a store? Thank you!

[@deadtoselfShema]

Her email address is at the beginning

[@td7shelton]

Disregard my last post. I asked my question before I finished watching your video. I plan on ordering some! Thanks :)

[@yahsinfinitewisdom3938]

Shalom, I have a question I made my first set of Tzith Tziths I posted them on my community page. I use the blue, white and I add purple for the tequelette color. I wanted to know if I made them correctly. I braid the ends when I am done and all I have left to do on my set is to make all of the strings even. I want to make sure I am accurately making them because I have a few people who want them from me. I explained why I use purple in mine because the sister who wanted a set said she wanted just blue and white, and I explained that because of the tequelette being a violet like color or purplish I use it and now she wants all 3 colors in them. Please take a look at my community page and give me some advice before I make my next set.

[@FrankPCarpi]

I asked a Jewish man why his tzitziot were all white. He said that it's because they don't know what they used for the blue dye. I said, so because you don't know what was used, you just don't use the blue at all? He didn't have any answer. I think that because we have chemistry now we can use whatever blue we like, at least there's blue like Numbers 15:38 instructs Israel to use.

[@connermarone]

She did a really good job

[@JanieJDYazreel]

Thank you for doing this. I used to make some ages ago and I actually have forgotten.

[@bunchesofun]

I'd like to know what size nylon cord, and where do you get it from?

[@RichardGMoss]

+bunchesofun It is only incumbent on Jews so stop worrying about it.

[@RichardGMoss]

+gerry e Other than that you are a racist what makes you say such a stupid thing?

[@RichardGMoss]

+gerry e Stop with these rambling quotes from Roman fiction, they make you sound a fool.

[@RichardGMoss]

+gerry e If I had the time I should also feel sorry for you with your stupid ramblings. Which idiotic priest filled your head with this garbage? you should be beating him for wasting your time.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

+bunchesofun so sorry to just now be answering your question... Kaitlin here, I am not much of a youtube user, and didn't have my own account till today.. I use large and small nylon, and I purchase it from Hobby Lobby. Shalom!

[@naitredenouveauavecyeshoua707]

Shalom, this is absolutely beautiful ! The Lord in the Torah commands us to put a simple blue thread in the tzitzits, without adding traditions or customs (Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12). Furthermore, according to the Talmud, the blue thread Tekhelet must be made from the blood of an impure snail called "Chilazon", yet according to the Torah there is no specification on the dye, and the snail is unclean and abominable according to the Torah since only fish that have scales and fins are clean (Leviticus 11:9, Deuteronomy 14:9), but all fish that do not have scales or fins are unclean and abominable, and we We must not touch their dead bodies (Leviticus 11:10-12, Deuteronomy 14:10), while snails and octopuses like cuttlefish are impure and abominable according to the Torah! Hashem says : "When someone, without realizing it, touches a polluted thing, such as the corpse of an impure animal, whether of a wild or domestic animal, or of a reptile, he himself will become impure and he will be guilty" (Léviticus 5:2), also: “that you may be able to distinguish what is holy from what is profane, and what is impure from what is pure” (Leviticus 10:10), and : "whoever carries their dead bodies shall wash his clothes and be unclean until the evening. You will regard them as impure.” (Leviticus 11:28) Therefore the Hilazon is impure and abominable according to the Torah, just like the Radzyn Techeiles! The original dye for tekhelet blue is woad, a pure plant according to the Torah. Evidence of Woad has been found in ancient Egyptian fabrics, an ancient tassel in Qumran and as far back as the Neolithic times Israeli archaeologists have found fabrics dating back 3000 years in Timna, and in these fabrics, there are vegetable dyes such as woad and madder! In reality, Tekhelet, Argaman and Tola'at Shani are not animal dyes, but vegetable dyes! The woad made the Tekhelet, the madder made the Tola'at Shani, and when you mix a woad-dyed fabric in a madder dye, it makes purple, since blue and red give purple! What is the most telling is that it is mentioned in the Mishna that a Rabbinic decree regarding a kohen whose hands have been stained with Isatis Tinctoria or Woad was made: 'A priest whose hands are deformed, may not raise his (hand) palms (to bless the people). R Yehudah says: "even those whose hands are stained with Woad may not raise their (hand) palms, because the people stare at him" (Mishnah, Megillah, 4:7). So here, all along, was evidence that the Kohanim worked with Woad. The only way for hands to be stained with Woad is to have them submerged into the bright yellow solution and upon removing, the oxygen in the air turns the yellow to a bright blue, bonding permanently onto the hands. Woad, being that it was readily available and from a prolific plant, would have made it affordable for all of the Israelite people. Indigo was not available or imported till the Greek and Roman times and then was a limited, luxury product, so was not available to the Israelite people. Cuttlefish, Janthina and Murex Trunculus are all expensive because they are found in limited quantities and it takes many creatures to make a very small amount of dye. This would have made it impossible for all of the Israelites to be able to afford, let alone have enough available for purchase. Also the new information that the Murex snail couldn't have even produced a blue dye until the invention of clear glass made it unavailable at that time. Clear glass was essential to expose this dye to ultraviolet light, to allow the Murex dye to turn blue. Alas, clear glass was not realized until about 100CE. Wikipedia says; "With the discovery of clear glass (through the introduction of manganese dioxide), by glass blowers in Alexandria circa 100 AD"... The last thought I'd like to leave you with is that if the Murex snail dye did not give a blue in ancient times, then the archeological finds of blue indigo, earlier that 100CE can never be attributed to the Murex indigo dye! So, the true source of Tekhelet is the woad ! it was a little knowledge that I wanted to pass on to you 😊 Shalom ouvrakha (Peace and Blessing to you) in the name of the Lord Yeshua Imanuel Hamashia'h Ben HaElohim (Jesus Emanuel the true Messiah, son of God).

[@sandymoonstone855]

..........שלום..........

[@Captain-wc6vj]

Awesome! Thank you Katelin! Yahuwah bless you!

[@cdgarrett1]

I wish I had a way to download this video for reference at home when I am not at a public WiFi.

[@offairhead]

1:16 explaining tzitzits Numbers 15:38 For one tzitzit: - Two white threads - 28 inches (8 for a full set) - 1 blue thread - 32 inches (4 for a full set) # of wraps/knots: Y H W H 10, 5, 6, 5

[@JoeSkiMaskJoe]

Thank you so much YAH Bless you

[@Biincg]

Hi! Thank you for your video, to me, it's looks very easy! Beside the tzizit I have a question. I'm putting blue urban and fringes on our garment ( for my husband and myself) do you know if I can use viscose fringes, bought in a shop, on linen or cotton clothes ? Because this is the subject of a big debate between my husband and myself! I look forward to read your answer. Thanks for the video!

[@anothersaint9759]

I'm stoked! I'm about to try making my own! My babies and I. They'll do their own and I'll help when asked. I also challenged myself to teach them, really memorize and sing the Shema before I'm forced to take them back to their other dwelling place 😔. Someone had made me some tzitzit but I just lost them! Or simply misplaced them at the moment and I'm unable to recall where. I had driven 45 minutes once last week I think to get them because I had left them at a place I had spent the night at and I was told I was acting like they were my idols the way I was acting and how stoked I was to find that I hadn't lost them 😔. So I just said they were entitled to their opinion 😔☺️. So I drove out just to go get them. And now I lost them again! 😂 Anyhow they were colorful and I really only just want to wear white with one blue thread like it is written in Numbers 15:38 🙃☺️. Well an argument can be made about the blue color and a snail blah blah but I don't want too. 🔥☺️💪❤️☝️😂🔥

[@MrsJMW]

Thank you

[@DarleneDeSilva]

Thank you. You look so young but I can tell you are an adult by the way that you instruct....you must be living a clean life. My family are believers in Yeshua and we also were the fringe on our garments. We are grafted into the Israelites from the work of our Savior so we follow these instructions from Mount Sinai. The people at Mount Sinai were not just Hebrews or Jews....the foreigner that lives among you.

[@RichardGMoss]

Darlene DeSilva Stop the nonsense and study G-d's word to reveal the errors of your ways.

[@RichardGMoss]

+Itonlytakes1man Oh you poor bored little child. No either stop playing on your parents computer or give facts to back up your statements!!

[@RichardGMoss]

+Itonlytakes1man It's in Torah, now stop acting like a bored little child and do some reading

[@RichardGMoss]

+Itonlytakes1man too bad that you feel ignorant but your lowly status is no reason for blaming others. When you grow up and accept some personal responsibility you will be on the way to knowing that it is your personal responsibility to learn for yourself and stop blaming others.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

+Darlene DeSilva Sorry to be replying a year late! You are very welcome. Grafted in. It's a beautiful place to be. One day I know there will be more unity than there is now.

[@peterhull1182]

Your in Duluth a Sabbath church or by your self

[@bchelz123]

ESTEEM MY ALUAH YAHUAH TO THE HIGHEST AND YAHUSHA MY MASHYAK

[@simpleservant6518]

So awesome.

[@mercykjv]

i would want to make my own Tzitzit exactly the way the bible says and i am not a jew but i want to do this to honor God and remind me of his ten commandments ,also a perfect open door to witness. not because of religion or works . i just love Jesus I am a new testament beliver book of acts . why do we attack each other concerning the things of our father ?

[@ZviJ1]

Kindly keep your witnessing to non-Jews and all will be fine. We have no desire to listen to it.

[@g3dr0cht]

How are things going for you now?

[@Roma-rusk]

We dont attack eachother we try and teach. If you dont follow the laws of God given in the Torah (the same laws Yeshua himself followed) then you will not be recognized in his presence and will befall illness and be cut off from the others. Yeshua did not abolish the law.

[@Jonid5184]

Hello! Sir No offense But have never heard or seen this. What is this? Why is this prepared? What should be done of this? Is it related to Bible? Thank you, sir God bless you

[@11JohnBooker22]

OMGoodness!!! I want a wife JUST like her 1 day.......what an amazing woman of abba.

[@jerradgindle]

Does Katelin sell her Tzitzit online? if so, can I get a link? Thanks!

[@cyohe8643]

Kaitlyn, thank you very much for making this video. I am learning about Torah; but do not observe the oral traditions because Yeshua condemned the Pharisees for adding to the Torah. I no longer observe the Christian holidays as I know they have pagan roots. Have a blessed day.

[@hd99fxst]

I know nothing about thread. What size am I looking for? And usually when I see men wearing tzitzit with a blue thread, they're dangling from belt loops. Certainly convenient, but looks off somehow - drawing attention to the regions around the waist. Other thoughts on where men should attach these?

[@donnalondot3994]

Great thank you

[@morisonrobert3239]

May I know the scripture meaning for 10,5,6,5 - Combination of wrapping?

[@mamaofmany2012]

There is no actual scripture reference to do this. But I will explain why she uses the 10, 5, 6, 5. Its a preference and nothing in scripture is telling her to do this. But there's nothing wrong with her using that method because of what each number represents. In the Hebrew Language each Hebrew letter has a numerical value. The 10 is for the letter YUD י The 5 is for the letter Hai ה The 6 is for the letter Vav ו The 5 is for the letter Hai ה Yud, Hai, Vav, Hai is God's name: יהוה You will find that in Exodus 3:15 In the KJV it says Lord but in the actual Hebrew it uses the Yud, Hai, Vav, Hai which does not mean Lord. It is God's actual name. So the lady in this video is simply putting God's true name on her tzitzit.

[@margaretfoster492]

I tried to email her but denied it. Can you help Where would a woman place the tsit stit.

[@miwin1000]

Tzitzit are meant to be worn 1 on each corner of a 4 cornered garment. If you have a dress that has no corners on the hem, you can open the side seams a bit to make 4 corners. Or you can cut the fabric, finish the edges and that will make your corners. Our Men wear the tzitzits on their belt loops only as ornament. If you are wearing for Godly purposes, you will want to wear a four cornered prayer shawl. (men wear a 4 cornered shirt of any kind but not blended fabric wool with linen.,...that is not allowed) You will then make holes in the corners about an inch from each side and an inch up from the bottom. I use eyelets to protect the holes so they don't fray. You can just sew them like you would button holes.

[@l0stguy]

Why wear headcovering for women?

[@killforce787878]

Dunno if you'll respond but here's hoping. I once had a dream where I see an enormous flood and there are two stone pillars that have ropes connected to them .those two ropes are made of blue and white rope interwoven with each other. The water subsides and I walk over to the edge of the mountain and throw it down to people that are below...what is the significance of the blue and white ropes ?

[@mamaofmany2012]

Could it be that the mountain is Mt Sinai. The 2 pillars are the tablets with the covenant (Torah) written on them. The flood coming off the mountain represents the Word of God flowing forth. The blue and white threads represents the tzitzit. The tzitzit God commanded to be worn to remember and following the Torah that He just flooded down on the people below. So you throwing the blue and white thread down to the people below represents how we should take hold to God's ways, His Torah and follow Him.

[@lexluther919]

its not about race...its about who is willing to do what the LORD ask

[@repentobeyjesus9187]

I have never ever heard of this.. do you wear it on your head covering.. skirt, or dress??????

[@daughteroftheking6264]

Dear sister, we are told in Numbers 15:38 to wear them on the corners of our garments, a lot of our garments don't have a lot of ''corner'' to them... I have worn them on my skirt belt loops, on the sides of blouses, or even on the hems of my dresses. Just some ideas. My apologies for the late reply.. I am not much of a youtube user and in fact have never come and read all these comments before.. Sincerely, Kaitlin

[@RichardGMoss]

+DaughteroftheKing The 613 were only given to Jews, you should be worrying about the 7 Noachide laws.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

Kind sir, if you will please help me understand something from your perspective.... How could the God of the universe have two totally different sets of standards for morality? Also... what is the meaning of the scriptures that say there was one law for the Israelite and for the stranger? Sincerely, Kaitlin

[@RichardGMoss]

not sure what you mean by morality but Israelites are held to a higher standard, hence the great difference in the commandments given and expected to be observed.

[@daughteroftheking6264]

Well by morality I mean the standard that defines sin... which is the Torah from what I understand.. if sin is transgression of the law, why would there be two different standards of what sin is? The Creator of the universe says he does not change... He is consistent. Forgive my ignorance... but I don't understand how you explain the passages that repeatedly say there was to be one Torah for the Jew and the Gentiles that were leaving Egypt with them. Maybe I'm being overly simplistic... but we all came from Adam and Chava.. and there was one standard one law for them and their posterity, and some of their offspring chose to break that moral standard and walk away from the will of the Father and live in sin... Just because people scattered and chose to live outside of God's will, how could that ever change what His will is?

[@ShashaKnows]

How much do you charge for them?

[@jameshayden8789]

What is the point of wearint tzitzit if you continually break the first commandment : You shall have no other gods before Me (YAHOVAH). If you worship jesus or yashua as God then the question that arises is where in Torah does YHWH command us to do this and how does wearing tzitzit remind us to do so?