IF YOU'RE OBSESSED WITH WEALTH WATCH THIS! JEWISH PERSPECTIVE OF WEALTH.

[@chantakchantal6065]

I am not Jewish but since Oct 7, I've learned a lot about your people and I admire you very much. I thank God for learning from your channel❤

[@danielduenez714]

To me your wisdom is priceless and so is your spirit and Torah knowledge! U inspire me to know the ultimate truths from the Torah and be closer to god and the truth! ❤u are truly blessed and loved! You’re the best!

[@BenjaminVela-uf3eu]

As I an a twin, rightly giving myself space and time to be and do better. Do the best right, absolutely what left do it right too, draw a circle of direction always toward your your potential, and give and live as universe gives. Plan for forward planet exchange ❤

[@BenjaminVela-uf3eu]

Thank U for your witness

[@DrD2You]

Yes! Real wealth is giving to others and worshiping the G'd of Abraham, Who is neither a man nor a trinity. Baruch HaShem!

[@chayabat-tzvi1215]

B"H

[@papi7356]

Proverb 30: 3 -4, Neither have I learned wisdom, nor do I know the knowledge of the holy ones.Who ascended to heaven and descended? Who gathered wind in his fists? Who wrapped the waters in a garment? Who established all the ends of the earth? What is his name and what is the name of his son, if you know?.. I wonder who that Son is? Who are the holy ones? PLURAL.The English doesnt do it justice. Read the Hebrew version..it is difficult to put the hebrew on the comment.

I enjoyed listening very much 🙏thank you Please make more videos ❤

[@dshafransky]

Thank you so much for this lesson, I too grew up and live in Miami, and I can really appreciate your perspective

[@beneficentbeatri]

Amazing Liel. Thank you for this video! Hashem was/is truly speaking to me through your message today. So easy to fall into the rat race and to be affected by others (especially family members) perceptions and opinions on success and the need for money/material things. But the truth is that without the weathly mindset nothing will ever be enough and one will never be satisfied. So profound! Thank you! Blessings!

[@emunahashem]

Thankyou so much for your message! It truly means so much to me. It really encourages me to continue making videos. So truly Thankyou for your message!!! It lets me hear the people behind the screen and how you receive my videos and it just makes me so happy! So Thankyou ❤️🤗

[@debsylvester2012]

That was beautiful. Thank you. ☮️🇮🇱❤️

[@camin3804]

Amazing perspective and very true! Thank you for the biblical breakdown!

[@potem1]

Liel, your sweet message about "wealth" was gratifying and a real breath of fresh air to me! These words, in my mind, should bring real peace and contentment to a lot of people throughout the world!! You are also 100% correct about how to deal with self-esteem!! Finally, your words also echoes the message of a precious Torah observant person I met over 18 years ago!! I, for one, will share your important ideas to as many people as possible for the rest of my natural life! Thank you so much for sharing, I appreciate it!!

[@i.s.i.2500]

Todah! the wisdom of your teachings are very inspirational! Ha Shem has blessed us we need to be grateful for everyhting He has done for us..better to be poor and rich in spirit than to be rich with nothing to gain in the spirit!

[@christarczon4764]

I enjoyed this. Very soothing for the soul. Thank you

[@JennyOSunshine]

I’m B’nei Noach and appreciate hearing what you have to share. Thank you!

[@juliecollins4496]

Thank you! Wonderful teaching

[@JoseLuis0308]

I enjoyed your video! It is important to have gratitude for all we have and to recognize that everything comes from the Lord! Blessings!

[@Ai.ThYnker]

Greetings Liel, Your wisdom reeks from this helpful content. Thank you for adding Jacob and Esau as an example. Your channel is reaching many souls, and may your channel continue to grow. Blessing to you.....

[@younice0120]

❤❤❤❤ Thank you for these very helpful teachings😊

[@semiradravu872]

Thanks for sharing, the true way, as the Torah, or the scriptures spoke about. May Yahweh Yeshua our Savior bless you richly and abundanly. In your ministry, of explaining, the true way to live,.shalom.

[@davspa6]

I was like that as a child, like Jacob. I valued exactly what you said, saying that I've got enough. I didn't have the desire to get wealthy. Then stupidly I started watching the rest of the world, and everybody it seems wanted to get wealthy, so I stupidly started doing some of that, even to the point of hurting a girlfriend many years ago, for a superficial reason that I won't mention. Then I feel guilty because I'm not like the rest of the world, I was just like jacob. And I fuss at myself when I don't win at sports... Hopefully I'll be able to apply what you said and go back to that earlier identity, and not feel bad for being that way. Because it's actually the best way. Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot. 😊. I've just watched half the video so far but I've gotten that much out of it already😊.

[@nathanielamiriam5148]

Thank you Liel.

[@user-jn6jm4bb6f]

Let's start by saying that the Torah is a newspaper, meaning that it contains extraordinary things. If we read about two characters in the Torah who are opposite to each other, it indicates that these represent two sides within a person that must exist in harmony. The difference between Esau and Jacob lies in the appreciation and importance each attributes to divinity and physicality. Now, to the story: Esau, despite God giving him the birthright to be the firstborn, did not see it as something precious but rather as something that could be traded for food. Esau embodies the essence of "for myself," and "here and now." Consequently, he lost the birthright (eternity) in exchange for food (temporary). Jacob, on the other hand, regarded closeness to God as the most sublime thing and was therefore willing to sacrifice food (physical survival) for that closeness to God (spiritual survival). Jacob represents the essence of "for God." In the narrative, we see that no one accepts their place in the system and strives for a position that is not theirs: Esau gives up the birthright, while Jacob desires both the birthright and the blessing. (Some view Esau as a mentally limited grown-up child and Jacob as the brother who is supposed to take care of him. In other words, rather than asking, "Am I my brother's keeper?" Jacob asserts, "I am my brother's keeper!"). In our lives, at any given moment, we sometimes feel compelled to choose between longing for the eternal closeness to God or opting for the "here and now," i.e., the body's needs. This presents a choice between lowering our heads to eat grass and raising them to learn from the divine-between being an animal and being a human being. And what is the solution? "Man and animal, God will save," meaning that we must embody both. In other words, we must allow the Esau within us to learn from our Jacob how God is the main focus in our lives, rather than all other things. However, at the same time, our Jacob must treat Esau and his physical needs with respect. The physical body is considered animalistic and therefore requires its physical needs, while the soul needs its divine sustenance. When these two opposing sides work in harmony, Esau will remain Esau, and Jacob will remain Jacob-each with his own abilities, actions, and the purpose for which he was created (otherwise, he would not have been created). They will operate in harmony rather than in opposition to each other. And the result? A state called the "Tree of Life," symbolizing the connection between the earth and the sky, the earthly and the divine, the eternal and the temporal, the finite and the infinite. How will the story unfold when everything is done correctly? Jacob's blessing will come to him through taking care of Esau and his needs. And what about Esau's blessing? It will come to him through listening to Jacob's guidance.

[@ArmancxyzXyz]

Bi xwede tu delali her biji ji te ra🌸😘

[@421sap]

יש לי כל, אמן ואמן

[@robertbokke]

Baal Teshuva and Ger are the most precious.

[@FoundingFathersUSA]

Excellent lesson! Thank you! Does the fact that one's goal is to be grateful for their portion mean that Western civilization (which has produced such an incredible wealth, including healthcare, and has extended the total average lifespan, reduced death in childbirth, etc.) is no better than primitive hunting and gathering, since hunters and gatherers may have been able to be grateful for what they had? If Western civilization is indeed preferable, then doesn't that say greed is good, since the acquisition of more wealth is closely associated with the incentive to be productive?

[@mujinya-il4lr]

You are wise

[@mujinya-il4lr]

Only lackest thou one thing To have emuna in Jesus the Anointed

[@user-jn6jm4bb6f]

In other words, you are saying that I should abandon the belief that God created me specifically for her, and embrace the belief that you are created specifically for her. Hmmm..., thanks a lot for your offer, but I prefer to stick to God's choice for me.

[@eliavgordon2108]

Yes feminine aspects appear in the Hebrew rendering of G-d however the masculine aspects of HaShem out numbers the former. . Every aspect of HaShem is extremely holy which is why referring to Ha Kadosh Barachu in an exclusive female manner does not do justice ⚖️♎ it feels unbalanced. Maybe you're an extremely woke feminist 😢.

[@johnzarr6590]

Liel Eden, perhaps do a video on what events lead you to go from “growing up secular” to “confident religious expert.” I think viewership would be very interested & intrigued. Your life experience may qualify you as a Ba’ al Teshuva. A Ba’ al Teshuva is infinitely more valuable than a non-Ba’ al Teshuva as a Ba’ al Teshuva has life experiences than can not be obtained any other way other than first growing up in a secular household.

[@danielduenez714]

U are the best!

[@FeminineRose]

🎉🎉🎉

[@peterobi9853]

I am Jewish by default; my Nigerian skin is a cloak and hood simpliciter.

[@user-jn6jm4bb6f]

The distinction between internality and externality is crucial. The externality is necessary for the internality to function properly in a specific context, which aligns with the external appearance. This relationship underscores the importance of externality in allowing internality to operate effectively within a designated space. Now try to think about those who don't know this, and those who appear Jewish on the outside, but whose inner self has nothing to do with Judaism.

[@Diane-ex1os]

Thank you so much Young Lady for you Wise Wisdom beyond your years 🙏🏽👌🏽🫶I’m a Catholic but truly believe in your Tora Jesus was a Jew and all his words and teachings were from his Jewish up bringing. Anyway I am so happy I found your videos so enjoyable and informative. God bless you always,,, PS my Son Inlaw is from Israel 🇮🇱😊

[@Dr.CorneliaKratzer]

I see Jacob in exactly the opposite way: He ALWAYS Wanted MORE than he was given: he held on to the heel of his older brother at birth. He deceived so he could get what was not rightfully his: both the birth-right and the blessing. So God honored Jacob precisely because he wanted the more excellent position rather than just accept what was dished out to him.

[@charleslind4807]

G-d would not have had his name changed unless he really deserved his name to not be Yakov but G-d had his name changed to Yisroel. If it was not proper for him to receive the blessing he would not have gotten it. He did it b/c his mother wanted him to, not b/c he wanted it.

[@Dr.CorneliaKratzer]

@@charleslind4807 Yes but your comment confirms what I said: Jacob was not content with what he had. He always wanted more even in his mother's womb. But God honored that: Wanting more! Even when Jacob's means of getting more were more than questionable and dishonest, God still approved of wanting more in both the spiritual realm and the natural realm than what would naturally have been allotted to him. There are many examples when God reversed the natural order of hierarchy or what would have been due to a person: David was the youngest and lowest and yet he was pulled out and the natural order of the first-born was toppled.

[@Dr.CorneliaKratzer]

Of course as Christians we believe the LAW and it's natural order has been toppled by GRACE. The Law is there to show us God's requirements but then God's Grace surpasses the Law. There are many stories in the OT that foreshadow this Grace that surpasses the Law: such as the story of Jacob.

[@chayabat-tzvi1215]

Can we all agree capitalism is NOT a kosher system?

[@Infinity-tx5ux]

Everything is from Hashem. If one is thankful towards HaShem he lacks nothing.

[@eduardodiazq]

Subtitles CC? 😢

[@ricardobarreiroguzman4653]

Like #87 Like Psalm 87

[@nathanielamiriam5148]

Matthew 6:25-26, 28-33 ESV [25] “Therefore I tell you, do not be anxious about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink, nor about your body, what you will put on. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothing? [26] Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? [28] And why are you anxious about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, [29] yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. [30] But if God so clothes the grass of the field, which today is alive and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? [31] Therefore do not be anxious, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ [32] For the Gentiles seek after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them all. [33] But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you

[@Icry4us]

I gave thumbs up but YT is not letting me!!!😮 😢 Please in prayers said text it into video to copy and then we can say it. Please ty so much. 🙏🏻🙋🏻‍♀️🇨🇦😔🌺🌹🌺💖my thumbs up should make it 99 but it will s not working.

[@AllegraPersephone]

Matthew 6:19-21 Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moth and rust do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

[@roshanaanas-v8o]

Lord don’t like richness lord said I will give everything here but next world nothing for you the creator knows people weakness when he gave wealth how humans going to react if you worship the lord sincerely lord will make success in our life lord said worship me you will be prosperous

[@mrmansmith4154]

Do you have any videos on Tarot cards, reading, mediums, psychics

[@Coco762011]

1 Timothy 6:6 “Now godliness with contentment is great gain.”

[@LoiDivine]

when you record yourself you should attach your hair (Shulchan Aruch Even Haezer 21 magen Avraham)

[@mkrafts8519]

No. He said he had everything because he wanted no room for Esau to offer poisoned items. To say "everything" is meant to prevent any gift whatsoever. Because its common to poison food, water, or clothing to sabatoge enemies just like it was common to divide ranks or send emissaries as Jacob did both. If Jacob believed God only, he wouldnt have sent emissaries or divided ranks. These are profane actions indicative of the times, just like rejecting gifts from an attacker was also common. As for Esau not attending Abraham's funeral, the book of Jasher says he was killing Nimrod during this time. Because he was in a fight he couldnt eat or have freedom. Its very disingenuous to omit this from Esaus decision making process and shows the dishonesty and untrustworthiness of Judaism.

[@michaelchapman7779]

You’re not only incorrect and making a separate antisemitic/denigrating remark, you’re also citing a truly lost book which has only had forgeries as claims to being the “true lost book of Jasher” Not very great.

[@mkrafts8519]

@michaelchapman7779 You are the one who is incorrect and antisemetic/denigrating. As for sources, you didn't even offer any.

[@emunahashem]

That’s one opinion which can easily be true, but doesn’t take away from what I said. He could have said no bc he didn’t want to be poisoned but also bc that was his perspective on life. Yesh li kol. Can both be true at the same time. Secondly, Jacob only ever put his faith in God, but he understood a very important concept which is not to rely on miracles. We have to work with the nature of this world, using logic, but always reminding ourselves it’s all a veil, and that in truth it’s all only God. Thirdly, never heard of nimrod before but don’t deny that it can’t be true. Once again however doesn’t take away from what I said. Really it pushes my point further. That esav was so stuck on how evil he was, he only thought negatively about himself. Leading him to sell the birthright in that moment. Your statement that he couldn’t eat is disproved bc he eats the lentil soup. I don’t how you confused that Judaism is trustworthy or dishonest. It’s simply the Torah/bible. If you believe in that, you believe in Judaism.

[@mkrafts8519]

@emunahashem Why do you say "Jacob learned the concept not to rely on miracles."? Is there a specific Jewish teaching on that? Secondly, yes as the book of Jasher or Jubilees explains, can't remember which, the reason Esau came from the field hungry is precisely because he just escaped Babylon where he killed king Nimrod. Nimrod is the same king who tried to kill Abraham. So it puts Esau in a favorable light which makes your explanations in poor taste for anyone who knows this background.

[@mkrafts8519]

@emunahashem Yes I'm not disagreeing with the spirit of your teaching. Only that it's not good from that particular story. This particular story regarding Jacob and Esau was in the context of Jacob showing doubt and fear because he was feeling guilty of his own evil. To cherry pick one piece as a moral good is out of context. But yes I'm not saying it was a bad teaching.

[@YamiAzu]

❤❤🇮🇱❤❤

[@mujinya-il4lr]

Only lackest thou one thing To have emuna in Jesus the Anointed