Judaism vs. Christianity on the Messiah: Why We Differ -Rabbi Tovia Singer

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[@djv115233]

I am so humbled 😌 to have my question featured Baruch HaShem May you be blessed Rabbi Singer.

[@ariesevokes3897]

Good job! ❤

[@themajestyofchassidus8770]

Nice one!

[@ShekhinahEdu]

May Hashem bless you, Rabbi Singer, for your tireless dedication and passion in teaching Torah to the Jewish people and beyond. May He grant you wisdom, strength, and clarity in all your endeavors, so that you may continue to enlighten minds and inspire hearts with the timeless truths of our sacred tradition. May your teachings bring countless souls closer to Hashem, and may you merit great reward in both this world and the world to come. May the light of Torah shine through you and bring peace, joy, and blessing to all who learn from you. Amen.

[@j.lsantos9106]

❤ wow ❤ 🕎 🇮🇱 ❤ amen ❤

[@Shoshi2048]

B"H ❤️

[@Peter-e4]

Ezekiel 47:11 contradicts Habakkuk 2:14. Ezekiel 47:11 King James Version 11 But the miry places thereof and the marishes thereof shall not be healed; they shall be given to salt. Habakkuk 2:14 King James Version 14 For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Could you break down the contradiction?

[@Peter-e4]

Ezekiel 47:11 contradicts Habakkuk 2:14. Ezekiel 47:11 King James Version 11 But the miry places thereof and the marishes thereof shall not be healed; they shall be given to salt. Habakkuk 2:14 King James Version 14 For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Could you break down the contradiction?

[@Peter-e4]

Ezekiel 47:11 contradicts Habakkuk 2:14. Ezekiel 47:11 King James Version 11 But the miry places thereof and the marishes thereof shall not be healed; they shall be given to salt. Habakkuk 2:14 King James Version 14 For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Could you break down the contradiction?

[@ismaelmahmud6094]

Tovia, may your father have a quick recovery and have a long Healthy life.

[@jeffreygedacht3651]

Thank you Rabbi Singer for your courageous work of explaining the truth

[@SilviaSumberaz1]

Beatifull video and teaching, bless you ❤

[@TheWatersOfTheTorah]

Barukh HaShem thank you. May all the people serve HaShem with a pure heart

[@jefftoll604]

Thankyou Rabbi. I completely agree and may the true Messiah come quickly.

[@Jasn_Chvz]

That’s an amazing point. Thank you

[@SilviaSumberaz1]

Another video🤗, thanks ❤

[@susanlett9632]

He's been cranking out a lot of videos lately. I'm very thankful

[@red2thebone]

Ive been praying for you every night rabbi tovia! May HaShem keep bless you! Thank you! 🕎

[@FransAnis]

Baruch Hashem from Papua Rabba❤❤

[@periodicmotion]

Rabbi Tovia is magnificently on point, this is the kind of thing that teenagers in Sunday school argue about and you get shut down. 🙏

[@yourbuddy6421]

Funny thing, Tovia Singer admits that he is from Indonesia then moved to Israel. I know very much about Indonesians, that is why he seem lost as a Jewish. In Indonesia, people who are not able to read in Hebrew and Greek, used to think that ALLAH as Arabian Idol is the same compare to YHWH the Living GOD. But they are pagan actually, not Jewish. It is because they don't know much about the Real GOD. And that Jewish Tovia Singer still follow the teaching he got from Indonesia although he learns Tanakh in Hebrew as Rabbi in Israel. And he gives the lectures about ALLAH ( اللَّهُ) as the Arabian Idol which merely a substance is the same compare to YHWH (יהוה) the Living GOD toward many Jewish in Israel, which is considered as a BLASPHEMY according to Tanakh, in my opinion. Deutoronomy Chapter 13 verse 1 to 3 could be about the false prophet such as Muhammad SAW and the false Messiah such as Isa Al-Masih who introduce ALLAH as Arabian Idol which is the FAKE GOD.

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

yourbuddy6421, *Rabbi is from the States, and is now residing in Israel* 🇮🇱 *his home* *You are so clueless, you shouldn’t even be commenting* Deuteronomy 24:16 “Fathers are not to be put to death for children, and children are not to be put to death for fathers-each one is to be put to death for his own sin.” Jonah 3:10 When God saw their deeds-that they turned from their wicked ways-God relented from the calamity that He said He would do to them, and did not do it.

[@yourbuddy6421]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 I watched the video that Tovia Singer admitted he was from Indonesia then moved to Israel. Actually he is an American Jewish but he was from Indonesia as he said. No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both YHWH and ALLAH. Tovia Singer teaches that ALLAH (اللَّهُ) as Arabian Idol which merely a substance is the same compare to YHWH (יהוה) The Living GOD, that is considered as a BLASPHEMY according to Tanakh.

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

@@yourbuddy6421 *Rabbi Singer lived there for a while, but he doesn’t hail from there* *I met Rabbi, last year, in Jerusalem, Ben Yehudah Street*

[@yourbuddy6421]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 That's why Apostle Peter warned people about The False Prophet such as Muhammad SAW and False Teachers such as Tovia Singer. So when Yeshua Ha nazri Vu melech Ha yehudim said to them, “Watch out! Guard yourselves against the hametz of the P’rushim and Tz’dukim,” Therefore, the teaching from that Jewish Tovia Singer much like hametz of the P'rushim and Tz'dukim in the past. YHWH might say to Tovia Singer, "Remember this, fix it in mind, take it to heart, you rebels. Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me. I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say: My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please."

[@getAliKhan]

Thank you for this one Rabbi Singer. A great follow-up to your last video about Messianic Jews actually being Christian.

[@SuperLeroy66]

That camera shot of the nun entering the church from the back side is absolutely terrifying. Great editing.

[@matpieterse3287]

Love ❤️ your work Rabbi.

[@Reuvench]

The bomb "kasha" (question) to ask: According to the most fundamental basic tenant of Christianity of original sin, the Nazi beast who kills 20,000 children thats born again goes to heaven, but the 20000 children that didn't know or believe in Jesus go to eternal damnation. Do you really believe that? Also, look at any little child and ask are they inherently evil, or pure and innocent. Then explain how they twisted and perverted the story of eating from apple

[@jjkatz]

Exactly. This is one of the reasons I’m no longer Christian.

[@j.lsantos9106]

❤ thank you rabbi ❤ ❤ 🕎 🇮🇱 ❤

[@Jared_Albert]

Fascinating as ever. Thank you Rabbi

[@TUBESOCKS-b5i]

I'm so thankful that my religion is the origin to the 2 major religions of the world.

[@GilbertGreich]

Todah Rabba!

[@jamesjames-ld6cy]

King David said , i sink in the deep mire where there is no standing, the waters have gone up over my head, i can not sustain my soul, its not a good feeling. he was called a man after Gods own heart. He was no stranger to grief.

[@gmedeiros5748]

Let’s hope

[@johnsacker1139]

You're wrong that "Christians" believe Jesus the Christ could not have sinned. Dead wrong.

[@User-x5s3x]

"Christianity" = easy believism; no research required - just use your 'faith' to believe what's spewed to you from the pulpit every Sunday. Judaism = LISTEN to what the Orthodox Rabbis teach, as commanded by God in Deut. 17:8-11, and as given to Moses at Mt. Sinai, and LOOK IT UP FOR YOURSELF, as Rabbi Singer constantly tells us!!!

[@Animalsandwildlife.7527]

Both require belief. You have to believe in Moses and the burning bush story. You have to believe in the flood as the story was written 500 years after it had happened.

[@susanlett9632]

💯 Amen

[@susanlett9632]

I've attended churches where they had children ages 5 and 6 giving a testimony and getting "saved" and baptized. A 5 year old child is not mentally sound enough to make a decision like that it's ridiculous

[@janishart5128]

​@@susanlett9632: How HORRIBLE!!! Who remembers what they promised to a group of adults, when they were 5 YEARS OLD??!!! That's just SICK!!!!

[@janishart5128]

​@@Animalsandwildlife.7527: If you're an ADULT, you either believe in God and what He said to us at Mt. Sinai, or you DON'T!! If you DON'T, you're in the WRONG comment section, and you need to do some honest research on this subject!! What He said to us at Mt. Sinai, are NOT just "stories", but are the ETERNAL words that He gave to us, to inform us of how He expects us to live in the world He created for us! The Hebrew scriptures tell us that the ENTIRETY of the Hebrew scriptures (INCLUDING the Talmud, were given to us at Mt. Sinai - see Lev. 26:46 (My Torahs).

[@JosephMage]

Baruch HaShem 🙏🏽✡️🌈

[@ManageDeMaia]

Messiah in Judaism = 100% human. Satan in Judaism = obedient angel that does his job. Original sin in Judaism = something we can overcome and work on.

[@johnmann8659]

@managedemaia Isaiah 8:13-15 says the Lord of hosts (God) will cause Israel to stumble. Both the Talmud (Sanhedrin 38A) and New Testament (1 Peter 2:5-8) identify Isaiah 8:13-15 as a Messianic passage. That means the Lord of Hosts (God) is also the Messiah. 👍

[@johnmann8659]

@managedemaia All humans are sinful. Genesis 8:21 Psalm 14:1-4 2 Chronicles 6:36 Ecclesiastes 7:20

[@ManageDeMaia]

@@johnmann8659 That's a mad hatter logic buddy. And yes we are sinful, but Christianity claims that we are hopeless in our sinfulness and Judaism say that we are not.

[@johnmann8659]

@@ManageDeMaia Rhetoric. Show me your verses!

[@KononR-gz4vo]

​​​@@johnmann8659 - Of course the Lord of Host working THROUGH the Messiah will accomplish many things. It does not mean the Messiah idolatrously replaces God. Obviously, you are playing a word game to defend your Christian idolatrous concept.

[@selahstrong1027]

You can't agree because modern Judaism is exclusively and ideologically descended from the Pharisee sect. Jesus belonged to another sect because he frequently denounced the Pharisees even calling them the sons of vipers aka poisonous snakes. Jesus was more akin to a Karaite than a modern Jew in that he didn't accept what he called "the traditions of the elders" the proto Mishna. The Essene sect aka the Qumran sect were more akin to the teaching Jesus than the Pharisee sect which the Qumran sect called the seekers after smooth things.

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

It’s the lil things in the writing that tells me the story of Jesus is crazy!?

[@ZoomZoom-ng6sn]

Imagine that, Satan tempting a part of God not to worship the other part of God. Doesn't make sense at all.

[@jman2005]

Blessings Rabbi Tovia. Perhaps you've answered this on another video, but how can we reconcile miracles and or change of life, or closeness of G-d that modern day Christians have claimed to witness? Thank you and kindest regards...

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Idolatry is not a positive change.

[@dannisivoccia2712]

"When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness by the devil, could He have sinned?" Of course He could have sinned! God has given every man free will to choose to be obedient to God's word or not. Jesus was obedient to God's word in His encounter with Satan. Self-esteem is just that: self. If it comes from self, it does not profit anything before God. It is only God's Spirit that can give eternal life. Carrying oneself in arrogance is not a trait of one who is truly in Christ. "God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble."

[@jeffstewart1668]

Hi Spirits , just wondering have you read or studied the Abisha scroll?

[@gailcox7142]

No. Never heard of it.

[@willgeorge5644]

one thing I will say, In a church I was in 50 years ago I went on visitation, visiting the church members. I asked them some questions. no 2 believed all the same things! and all different to what was preached! I also did not believe some thing that were preached, it is a journey we are on. Once I worked for a company owned by a Jewish person, the first I had met ever. He was a really great person. I was excited to find there was a Rabbi I worked with, thought he would know things I did not because his family history would be different and if I made friend with him it would be a good opportunity to learn! I invited him to a meal at my place but he said he was not allowed to set foot in my house or have anything to do with me. So sad... I asked him why? he said it was because I was not Jewish, and Gentiles had committed the holocaust! I know of Christians who died in the concentration camps for hiding Jews in the holocaust, there were many documented cases. Watch the movie "the hiding place", about Corrie ten Boom who was a survivor and narates. (her sister died for that and is the really inspiring one).

[@Animalsandwildlife.7527]

The most important thing in all three religions is to love God with all your heart and love your neighbors as you love yourself, and then everything else will fall in place. There are a lot of concepts that require you to just believe even if you don't understand everything. The most important is LOVE ( Ten commandments in summary).

[@AdaraBalabusta]

Yes, there were some Jesus-worshipers who defied the N*zis. I thank Hashem for them. However, the German population in the 1930s was almost all Jesus-worshiping. Without the support and participation of Jesus-worshipers, the Holocaust never could have occurred. My aunt was a Jesus-worshiper who was imprisoned in Ravensbruck, condemned to death for crimes against the R*ich. She was part of the French Resistance. Maximillian Kolbe, a Catholic priest, traded places with a Jewish father who was supposed to be sent into a "starvation barracks." The Pope took in Jewish Italians--provided that they had a baptismal certificate or consented to baptism. Yes, I have read ten Boom's book and admire her and her anemic sister, both of whom could have "sat out" the war in comparative comfort. At the same time, all of these people belonged to an organization with the core teaching that everyone who does not worship Jesus is condemned to eternal Perdition. If the man was an observant Jew, he could not eat at your home because your home was not Kosher. That is nothing against you. Observant Jews would not eat at my home, either, because I do not yet keep a Kosher home. HTH.

[@davidkatz341]

Just because a person is a rabbi doesn't mean they can't be incorrect rude and insensitive. There was no reason for you to be treated that way.

[@sharonraffanti3632]

​@@davidkatz341for an observant Jew to eat at a Gentile's house would mean he/she is disobeying the Almighty. Gentiles eat stuff that our Creator said is not food, this not kosher. To expect a Jew to disobey HaShem is quite criminal as HaShem said He will destroy such a one who disobey Him. See the section in the Torah about Balak and Bilaam.

[@davidkatz341]

@@sharonraffanti3632 Yes believe me I understand look at my last name... But that's not the reason the rap I gave him is it? He had some response about the gentiles on the Holocaust. I keep a kosher home and rabbis who know me will eat when they come to visit. But I've had rabbis politely declined because they don't know that my level of kashrut is not the same as theirs. If I visit a friend who is not Jewish we make an arrangement. Sometimes I bring my food sometimes they order kosher sometimes we figure out what we can make together that would be acceptable. But again that's not what the rabbi in this case said. He seemed rather rude to this gentleman.

[@KelikakuCoutin]

Great job. Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work. בס'ד

[@Peter-e4]

Ezekiel 47:11 contradicts Habakkuk 2:14. Ezekiel 47:11 King James Version 11 But the miry places thereof and the marishes thereof shall not be healed; they shall be given to salt. Habakkuk 2:14 King James Version 14 For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Could you break down the contradiction?

[@Peter-e4]

Ezekiel 47:11 contradicts Habakkuk 2:14. Ezekiel 47:11 King James Version 11 But the miry places thereof and the marishes thereof shall not be healed; they shall be given to salt. Habakkuk 2:14 King James Version 14 For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea. Could you break down the contradiction?

[@vetajoshua]

Who do you think, Christians can't answer your questions? We have the Holy Spirit, We no need to answer every question people poses us!😂😂😂😂 I didn't see the video, nor did I listen to it still.😂😂😂😂

[@NonoNono-cw9zi]

When that jesus was crucified, he asked G'd why did He had abandoned him. This alone kills Christianity.

[@akivatalansky]

Wasn't he talking to himself?

[@ignacioperez7612]

He was talking to Hashem

[@johnmann8659]

@nononono-cw9zi WRONG!!! Proves Jesus is Moshiach Ben David. Psalm 22:1-> Matthew 27:46

[@User-x5s3x]

​@@johnmann8659: Uhhhh, it proves NO SUCH THING!!! The Jewish Messiah (who will be heralded (announced) by the Prophet Elijah!) MUST be a descendant of King David (which totally disqualifies the "Jesus" character!!) CANNOT "save" anyone from their sins!!

[@johnmann8659]

@@User-x5s3x SURE DOES!!! Jesus a descendant of David (Luke 3:31). Messiah atones for Israel’s sins (Isaiah 53). Isaiah 53 is about the Messiah. Sanhedrin 98B (Talmud) Ruth Rabbah 5:6 (Midrash)

[@TarunKumar-sp2ls]

Lol ur own Rabbis say that messiah is currently in Garden of Eden and cone to earth from there. So why can't he have come 2000years ago as a lamb and gone back to Eden with his Father and now is returning as a lion.

[@samiamthatiam407]

Can you provide the lyrics in English to the song that you play at the end of your videos, Rabbi?

[@timgilroy1976]

Ye are my witnesses, says Yahuah, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no El formed, neither shall there be after me. Yesha'yahu (Isaiah) 43:10

[@timgilroy1976]

Yahuah saying He is Yashua, understand I am He....

[@jwarren7971]

Jesus being tempted by the Devil in the Gospels also completely reveals the Gnostic roots of conventional Christianity In the story, the Devil owns all the kingdoms of the world, and can offer them to “whoever I wish” If that is true in the story, then the Devil is the “god of the world” This is opposite of TNK

[@AdaraBalabusta]

Do you mean "the satan"? The Devil is a creation of the idolatrous church. The satan is a creation of G'd. The G'd of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is the only G'd.

[@jwarren7971]

@@AdaraBalabusta No, I don’t. I’m expressing ideas as they are taught in the Catholic Church, and its offshoots. You are correct in identifying the differences you express. But I’m telling you the way that they are taught That’s why I said that this is opposed to TNK

[@321ssteeeeeve]

However the verse can also be isolated in its own context depicting an ordinary man struggling over his evil inclination, but overcoming it. Nevertheless, isolated texts like these have been packaged into a pluralistic scheme

[@AdaraBalabusta]

@@jwarren7971 Thank you. I appreciate the clarification.

[@jwarren7971]

@@AdaraBalabusta Thank you

[@JeffreyChase-ri7vq]

Can someone explain Daniel 7: 13,14 about the son of man. Why are there 2 figures who appear to be worshipped? Any information would be appreciated.

[@acm6620]

Son of man--(See on Eze 2:1). Not merely Son of David, and King of Israel, but Head of restored humanity (corresponding to the world-wide horizon of Daniel's prophecy); the seed of the woman, crushing Antichrist, the seed of the serpent, according to the Prot-evangel in Paradise (Ge 3:15). The Representative Man shall then realize the original destiny of man as Head of the creation (Ge 1:26, 28); the center of unity to Israel and the Gentiles. The beast, which taken conjointly represents the four beasts, ascends from the sea (Da 7:2; Re13:1); the Son of man descends from "heaven." Satan, as the serpent, is the representative head of all that bestial; man, by following the serpent, has become bestial. God must, therefore, become man, so that man may cease to be beast-like. Whoever rejects the incarnate God will be judged by the Son of man just because He is the Son of man (Joh5:27). This title is always associated with His coming again, because the kingdom that then awaits Him in that which belongs to Him as the Saviour of man, the Restorer of the lost inheritance. "Son of man" expresses His VISIBLE state formerly in his humiliation hereafter in His exaltation. He "comes to the Ancient of days" to be invested with the kingdom. Compare Ps 110:2: "The Lord shall send the rod of thy strength (Messiah) out of Zion." This investiture was at His ascension "with the clouds of heaven" (Ac 1:9; 2:33, 34; Ps 2:6-9; Mt 28:18), which is a pledge of His return "in like manner" in the clouds" (Ac1:11; Mt 26:64), and "with clouds" (Re 1:7). The kingdom then was given to Him in title and invisible exercise; at His second coming it shall be in visible administration. He will vindicate it from the misrule of those who received it to hold for and under God, but who ignored His supremacy. The Father will assert His right by the Son, the heir, who will hold it for Him (Eze 1:26-27; Heb 1:2; Re 19:13-16). Tregelles thinks the investiture here immediately precedes Christ's coming forth; because He sits at God's right hand until His enemies are made His footstool, then the kingdom is given to the Son in actual investiture, and He comes to crush His so prepared footstool under His feet. But the words, "with the clouds," and the universal power actually, though invisibly, given Him then (Eph 1:20-22), agree best with His investiture at the ascension, which, in the prophetic view that overleaps the interval of ages, is the precursor of His coming visibly to reign; no event of equal moment taking place in the interval..

[@scottyelder8351]

Are you not waiting on a Jewish Superman Warrior King ? So what's the difference between your Godman and the Christian Godman ? The he will be Jewish? Hardly an argument.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

The Jewish Messiah is not God.

[@Paul-k9x]

I can say positively no on that question because Jesus was flesh but the spirit was God God cannot sin

[@veteran2x]

❤

[@tombretislow7091]

The rabbi is assuming that Christians believe that Jesus had only one will, namely God's will. The Christians who thought that were called monothelites and were expelled from the mainstream of Christianity in the 7th century by the sixth ecumenical council. The orthodox Christian view is that he had two complete natures and therefore two wills, one human and one divine. The human one had the ability to will what was contrary to the divine will, but just as God ensured that pharoah's heart was hardened, God ensured that Jesus's human will never hardened. So, the human will could have chosen sin but the divine will prevented it from doing so. Sounds nutty right! But that's what you can say if you believe Jesus was fully human and fully divine and not just God inside a human body controlling it.

[@j.lsantos9106]

@@tombretislow7091 alot of words to make a statement that still fails

[@FransAnis]

HaleluYa ❤❤❤

[@jodeneny2252]

A description of how Jesus looked is not found in the New Testament. If you receive gift of the Holy Spirit you will be rebuked severly if you go astray and arrogance wouldn't last very long.

[@caliphari]

where can I find the 880 Hebrew words?

[@charleslitherbury8600]

Psalm 115:16-18

[@infiniti28160]

If given dominion of a world full of creation, and only one rule exists with a penalty stated that warns you will die, do you obey the rule? Only a person that is not gratefull and bored of what he has been given, will risk it all. Leonard Cohen - You Want It Darker

[@michellenorthrup2059]

**heavy sigh** ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@infiniti28160]

What shall we say in regard to the question: "Why do the divinities that are invoked require the worshipper to be just, although they themselves when entreated consent to perform unjust acts?" In reply to this I am uncertain in respect to what is meant by "performing unjust acts," as the same definition may not appear right both to us and to the gods. We, on the one hand, looking to that which is least significant, consider the things that are present, the momentary life, what it is and how it originates. The beings superior to us, let me say, know for certain the whole life of the soul and all its former lives; and if they bring on a retribution from the supplication of those who invoke them, they do not increase it beyond what is just. On the contrary, they aim at the sins impressed upon the soul in former lifetimes, which men do not perceive, and so imagine that is unjust that they fall into the misfortunes which they suffer. Iamblichus -- The Egyptian Mysteries Isaiah 5:20-21 Cosmic Love [e.g., the Spiritual Self] is absolutely Ruthless and Highly Indifferent: it teaches its lessons whether you like/dislike them or not. John Lilly Proverbs 8:13

[@edwardseiner4902]

God is capable of everything . He is the A to the Z . God has free will . God gave man free will . Jesus came as a man . Angels protected him till the last hour . Jesus drank from the cup His Father gave him . Many times Jesus stated that he was here to do His Father's will not His will . Jesus is sin free and chose to remain sinless . Because it's His Father's will . Satan tempted Jesus Christ and wanted Jesus to bow to him . Jesus does not sin because he is God made man and simply just won't . Sin destroys God's creations . Jesus came to conquer sin to save us and restore our inheritance . Satan wanted Jesus to sin because that would of saved him and destroyed mankind . And Jesus was called rabbi . Teacher and judge .

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Your false prophet was sinful.

[@alexsantana3588]

No He could not sin since He is God the Son. He was tempted from without, really the better word is TESTED, and was tested by the evil one.

[@musicman1770]

The Hebrew word הכיח (Rebuke) really means clarify

[@Matthew_Scan]

Jews don’t believe in Zechariah 9-9

[@user-tl4qg2gh1l]

Very much like to hear the Rabbi go line for line Isaiah 53 and help us understand the Christian distortion.

[@mannymannyson6720]

He has multiple times. So many isaiah 53 videos on this channel. Just type 'tovia singer isaiah 53'. He goes line for line in multiple of them

[@user-tl4qg2gh1l]

@@mannymannyson6720 the last few verses of Isaiah 52 also would be good.

[@mannymannyson6720]

@user-tl4qg2gh1l obviously. Seeing the 4th of Isaiah's famous 4 servant songs starts in chapter 52. R singer has you covered. Go enjoy then3xacr videos that YOU asked for. All here on this channel

[@jeffstewart1668]

@user-tl4qg2gh1l I like to know why 53:11 has been so diminished.justsaying

[@jordanfalkowski6924]

Im not educated in luggage capacity although it seems like the price is right was akways givin it

[@charleslitherbury8600]

Psalm 115-15

[@catrol5899]

Light to the nations? Just not sure what light you are sharing or what covenant you have given me as a gentile ? Isaiah 42 v 6 I think I need Gods light not mans.

[@roy-aishaworldoftanksconso9754]

Isaiah 11:2-3 does not say Yours Truly fears Myself 🤭 rather Our FATHER IN THE HEAVENS aka Jesus Senior aka THE LORD. Need We remind you that God is not THE FATHER, not The Son and not the life force. Rather God is One aka We are One. Now stop looking a the veil.

[@משהדנינוב]

God didn't make religeon man did!God gave his words to all people!

[@azukarzuchastux8066]

Hebrews 5:7 ESV In the days of his flesh, Jesus offered up prayers and supplications, with loud cries and tears, to him who was able to save him from death, and he was heard because of his reverence. ◄ John 6:29 ► New International Version Jesus answered, “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent

[@sharonraffanti3632]

And yet YHWH said to believe ONLY in Him! So when someone to contradicts YHWH, that one is a false "prophet".

[@jaysonb.6669]

@@sharonraffanti3632 No contradiction at all

[@sharonraffanti3632]

@@jaysonb.6669 unfortunately there is. The NT totally contradicts the Tanakh. Regarding all the Christian arguments against my statement, the following: 1. When YHWH revealed Himself to the Children of Israel at Mt Sinai, they ALL heard His voice, saw the smoke, the trumpets, the thunder. They ALL experienced it at the SAME TIME. No-one could deny it. 2. If YHWH were to change His mind regarding His laws, commands and all that is Torah, (which He Himself said He does not), then it would be in the same way as at Mt Sinai. 3. So to say that JC is the Messiah just cannot be. The persona of JC, created by Rome has been allowed as a TEST to see if HaShem's people truly love Him or not, as stated in the book of Deuteronomy. Do yourself a favor and find "The Tent of Abraham" channel on KZbin, search for the videos called "Calling All Sparks: the Flavians and the Origin of Christianity", and watch them.

[@Jzargo-1]

HAIL CHRIST THE GLORIOUS SAVIOUR OF HUMANITY 🌿❤️👑✝️🕊️

[@trianjezraellumontad7661]

I will not bow down to Christ, and I don't accept him as my saviour and finally I don't need him and I'm not lost

[@jackshadow325]

The idea of the Jewish messiah is a strange one: An ordinary man is going to fix all the world’s problems and everybody will listen to him? Unlikely.

[@yahir2484]

Nobody likes me. Or wants to read my book.

[@jonathanglabman]

@jackshadow325 if you understand the nature of the Messiah and the nature of the Satan, which includes how he is nourished and how he will be destroyed than it is a very easy understanding. Look it up for yourself.

[@yahir2484]

I do believe over time the messiah will be known. It’s the nature of the anointing.

[@gbfxtrader]

As far as is known the Romans destroyed the Second Temple. Thus leaving Jews with no way of offering blood sacrifice to God which is the ultimate requirement in the scriptures. Repentance is indeed a first step towards forgiveness from God but ultimately not the end process. That is only completed by blood offering. Thus God in His wisdom sent one sacrifice for all. No need for a temple or any burnt offering after this sacrifice. Jesus (Messiah) is that perfect offering. A sacrifice by God's own hand. Not by any works of man or woman. No man can boast that his works or his prayers made him perfect before God. Death is a confirmation of our sinful state and as such the need for Jesus The Perfect Lamb of God.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Torah forbids human sacrifice.

[@gbfxtrader]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 The beauty of what God did through Jesus escapes most Jew. However it was God that commanded Abraham to sacrifice Issac but later provided a ram to replace Issac. The connotation is clear as day. The foreshadowing of which was announced in Genesis 3: 15-21. Animal sacrifice was made by God on behalf of Adam and Eve when he made clothes of skin to cover their nakedness. But God had also promise to crush the serpent head while the heel of the woman's seed would only be bruised. God covers a multitude of sin and utterly removes the stain of death by offering up His Son. And even as Issac was willing to be sacrificed in obedience to the will of God so too was The Son of Man willing to be the ultimate sacrifice for humanity. An eye for an eye. A life for a life. Animal sacrifice only served as a temporary cover and is not sufficient. But Emanuel covers us forever and is more than enough. Because He is God equal to the Father, one with the Father unto obedience of the Father. Deny it all you want note that the second temple was destroy after Jesus was crucified, rose from the dead and ascended to the Father. By force the tradition of animal sacrifice was made null and void.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@gbfxtrader The Torah is eternal and immutable: 613 commandments for Jews and the 7 for Gentiles.

[@marksingleton7199]

We are a sea of thought that looks at itself or God. We can only understand what we are by looking at where we come from.

[@BandenIndarys]

The answer is no, because God cannot give into sin. Isaiah 9:6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.

[@GolfnMoreclips]

So Almighty God is unloving and unjust according to you? 😅 He sent a demi-god when a perfect (100% man) Adam sinned . That's blasphemously contradicting You are wrong. Sha'lom Aleichem in Christ Hallelujah-Praise Almighty Jah, you people.

[@jaysonb.6669]

@@GolfnMoreclips Truly God, truly man. No blasphemy or contradiction (which is why the Pharisee's wanted to stone him) His resurrection proved all of his claims. God's perfect judgement satisfied through his perfect justice.

[@mikejurney9102]

Wouldn't the Messiah have to prove that he is absolutely devoted in all sincerity to God, love, and righteousness? No doubt he will continue doing what is right with all his strength no matter what happens to him. It seems inevitable that Messiah will end up suffering for the cause of love and truth and thus prove that he is completely devoted to God. No one will ask what right he has to such honor from all the people. For he will have proven his faithfulness beyond all question. Either Messiah will have power from God, or he will not. If he does not, then there is no reason to obey and honor him. If Messiah does have power from God, what would he do with it? No doubt he would go about trying to educate and heal as many Jews as he possibly could. And he would do this even if it cost him his life. Do we know anyone in all of history that has ever done this?

[@kimengtracy6222]

This comment

[@garymichaels719]

For some unknown reason, the “Al Gore Rhythms” on this platform are more effective at dropping comments by this channel’s faithful proponents than its disingenuous detractors. Regardless…

[@garymichaels719]

…the Jews, Noachides, and ex-xtians that regularly visit this channel see xtian missionary activity for what it is. Our comments and refutations of missionary claims remain unanswered and disregarded without exception while the missionary hopes only to spread their unsubstantiated and cause Jews in particular to worship a man as a god and lose their rich heritage given by HaShem. That by definition makes messianics xtian even though they insist that they’re Jewish. How can one know this to be the case? Because over the course of three decades there wasn’t a single baptist or evangelical church I attended that didn’t include the concept of “evangelizing” aka “spreading the good news of the gospel” aka “being disciples of jesus” in their mission statements. Messianic congregations may try to mask this using different language but their goals and activities are IDENTICAL. All attempts at denial under the guise of “history” are baseless. Any attempt at justifying one false messiah by pointing to past mistakes in identifying the true messiah is equally unimpressive. What all the Jews, Noachides, and ex-xtians who regularly visit this channel were told is that there is unambiguous evidence in Tanakh that points to jesus. The xtian missionary’s need to quote the xtian bible, Talmud, and historical sources renders their claims null and void. It’s PRECISELY WHY we all left xtianity.

[@garymichaels719]

The Jews, Noachides, and ex-xtians that regularly visit this channel see xtian missionary activity for what it is. Our comments and refutations of missionary claims remain unanswered and disregarded without exception while the missionary hopes only to perpetuate their own indoctrination and cause Jews in particular to worship a man as a god and lose their rich heritage given by HaShem. That by definition makes messianics xtian even though they insist that they’re Jewish ad nauseum.

[@garymichaels719]

How can one ascertain this? Because over the course of three decades there wasn’t a single baptist or evangelical church I attended that didn’t include the concept of “evangelizing” aka “spreading the good news of the gospel” aka “being disciples of jesus” in their mission statements. Messianic congregations may try to mask this using different language but their goals and activities are IDENTICAL. All attempts at denial under the guise of “history” are baseless.

[@garymichaels719]

Any attempt at justifying one false messiah by pointing to past mistakes in identifying the true messiah is equally unimpressive. What all the Jews, Noachides, and ex-xtians who regularly visit this channel were told is that there is unambiguous evidence in Tanakh that points to jesus. The xtian missionary’s bait and switch tactics of quoting the xtian bible, the Talmud, and historical sources renders their claims null and void. It’s PRECISELY WHY we all left xtianity.

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

Mr he cannot be the sacrificial lamb for your sins? The lamb cannot have mark or bling!? Jesus was circumcised on the 8th day!? That is going to leave a mark and a blimish!? Something is wrong here?

[@dawnandy7777]

Christianity is steeped in mysticism and mystery. Christ is both man and god. It uses Judaism as a launching pad. There's overlap but these are two different mythologies. Neither makes sense to the other. Each has its strengths and weaknesses.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

God is not a man.

[@dawnandy7777]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 Christian mythology overlaps with Jewish mythology, but it is also different. For instance, Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Enoch and Elijah were all assumed into heaven. Just like Jews have no problem with the splitting of the Red Sea. Christians have no problem with God being a trinity and one aspect manifested on earth as both god and human simultaneously. The followers of religion must stop trying to disprove one another. If the mythology doesn’t result in human atrocities toward each other, what’s the problem? We are in a civilizational war. Despite our rocky past, after two thousand years of interaction Jewish and Christian religions now share many more values than they do with Islam. Don’t sweat the small stuff as they say.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@dawnandy7777 All Gentiles are obligated to keep the 7 Noahide laws.

[@dawnandy7777]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 If by gentile you mean Christian, they have developed their own commandments, that overlap with the Noahide laws. If you mean non-Jews, well Hindus don’t eat meat. They really respect animals. Based on culture and history different interpretations can be applied to the laws. Like so much religious instruction they need to be interpreted through the insight of the 21st century. E.g., Do not kill “the other” if they aren’t harming you, or plotting to do so.

[@Thoughtflux]

Rabbi, do you debate?

[@GolfnMoreclips]

Do you know the truth? Who is Yeshua's God according TO HIS OWN CONCISE WORDS? (Matthew 27:46) (John 20:17) (John 17:3) (Revelation 3:2) This will advise everyone if you love truth. Sha'lom Aleichem in Christ Hallelujah-Praise Almighty Jah, you people.

[@ՆաթանիելՄաշ]

You really believe in Christianity, bro, you just fooling right?

[@menelikjanhoy2053]

Rabbi ! For the sake of convenience let me accept " the betting of clothes of Christ" Psalm 22 verse 18 Zachariah 9 verse 9 entering the Holy City riding a donkey .Isaiah 53 verse 5 on how Yeshua bruised for our iniquities are all fabricated stories .is there anyone who can tell me how Yeshua can fabricate his own birth place that was fotold by prophet Micah hundreds of years before his birth? Thank you in advance for your response

[@StillChrist]

You're right, Jesus was not the Jewish concept of Messiah. And was probably not the Greek concept of Christ (we can't be too sure because the old Greek meaning seems to be lost). Yes, the NT concept of the devil and the god of this world being the same is rather a "Gnostic" concept. And there may have been other, non Jewish concepts creeped in. But much of Xianity is a distorted version of Judaism in its attempt to force round pegs into square holes. The inclusion of Jewish leadership in Jesus crucifixion, for example, is to force the idea that Jesus is like a sacrificial lamb (the very annual Passover lamb) that can only be a valid sacrifice if done by the hands of the then high priests. The same goes for so many misapplied "prophecies". This version of Xianity was due to what Paul called "Judaizers" who spun everything Jesus said and did through Jewish colored glasses. That describes the main sect early on, but there was a minority sect, represented by Thomas, whose sayings gospel ended up being a better fit with Gnosticism, which is why it was found buried with a largely Gnostic library in 1945 or so. Mind you, it was buried because the main, Judaized, sect, pretty much waged war on the Gnostics and sects like Thomas' which lent doubt to the mainstream interpreters. If for example you pointed out that the NT contains at least two Gnostic oriented passages, today's Christian will ignore it first, and dispute it second with the help of smart lawyers (modern Pastors). Those Judaizers saying Jesus was the Messiah is probably what brought Jesus to the attention of Pilate, who saw the opportunity to intimidate the Jews flowing through the gates on high holiday, by the added signage: "King of the Jews", just to show them who was still boss in the region (the Romans). But Jesus voluntary capture and crucifixion was largely about demonstrating, to his followers, his ability to withstand pain, indeed, to not feel pain at all...if only they would believe what he believed, or better yet, know what he knew. In other words, if his followers followed him, they too would not need to fear pain, having the ability to tell it off on demand. That was the intent, but instead, Judaizers forced a rather Jewish sounding interpretation onto it. As one who could abjure pain, and even walk out of a tomb, Jesus was more like an Eastern Yogi on steroids. Indeed, he was the most advanced Eastern Yogi at that time, and might still be the most advanced even after 2000 more years of Yogis. As soon as you are willing to recognize and/or accept that Jesus' brand of aestheticism is akin to what's called Advaita Vedanta, it all starts to make more sense. In that school of thought, it's common to focus on the mantra "I AM" to bring one's attention back to the original state of mind, that of Brahaman, the most high, most powerful, and arguably the only truly Living Being as one's own Self. This "non dual " understanding relegates this world of form, matter, distinctions, special status and subsequent suffering as the product of a wandering mind where attention is briefly captured by the allure of fantastic imagination of what is ultimately impossible. The solution, then, is to bring one's attention back to its 'home' so to speak. The opposite of imagination, home is reality, where there is perpetual unending bliss. Pain, then, is a sign your attention is still wandering in a foreign land of imagination, not centered on the True Self. By centering his attention on the True Self, Jesus avoided the pain anyone else might experience. It's the reality of mind over the imagination of matter. Pain, like so many other things in the land of imagination, is indeed a temptation . It, and the concept of sin, can only persist in the landscape of make-believe ("this world"). In reality, as suggested, it is NOT POSSIBLE for the True Self to "sin", which really means for Reality to be replaced by, or superseded by what can only be imagined about reality. So sin is both a temptation but also not possible. Sin is only a 'reality' in a world imagined, and held together by "faith" and not Knowledge (hence the Gnostic adjacency of Jesus concepts). PS while Paul complained about Judaizers, he was still chief among them, his letter to the Romans, for example. If this be true, what I've just outlined, then Jesus is much more important to Jewish well-being than a mere Messiah. You could even call him a Savior, but only if you understand and act upon what he knew, and tried to teach to minds unfortunately filled with faith. As such , Jesus would have been Jewish by ethnicity only, and was trying to adapt what he had learned and knew to what they thought they knew. The Judaizers went way too far in the adaptation.

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

So if Jesus is a man the messiah why is he not on earth?! Son of Adam. He should be here.

[@cornelius7679]

When He was tempted, the Spirit of God was upon Him, He was the anointed one meaning the Christ , therefor Sstan found his match where all the old testament prophets, even Moses himself failed with his temper... but at the cross the Spirit of God had left Him to die a man for the sins of the world that he might rein in righteousness crying "my God, my God why hast thou forsaken me" fulfilling Psalm 22 ... but in 3 days the same Spirit of God raised him, the first from the dead and alive forever more, the sheaf that is waived over the people on the day after the Sabbath during the feast of weeks throughout 7 church ages...

[@Iammram]

He only says that in Mark & Matthew's Gospel. He doesn't say those words in any of the other gospels.

[@cornelius7679]

@@Iammram let every word be established in the mouth of 2 or 3 witnesses...

[@kimengtracy6222]

​​@@Iammramthat is 2 witnesses making it true

[@Iammram]

@@kimengtracy6222 Hm, so by this standard, did Jesus carry his cross or did Simon? Did he say nothing on the cross and pass away or did he say "It is done" like he does in John?

[@kimengtracy6222]

@@Iammram Jesus carried his cross, Simon helped at some point as written in Mathew, Mark and Luke.

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

God is a Master of war. God cain’t lose.

[@ShahidHussain-mt9zw]

Christianity is nothing but Trinity and original sin

[@moniquealicia9508]

Jesus did not only give a change to be forgiven but also to follow Him circumcision is for jews the rest you can circumsise as a non jew but for the rest live a life according to Gods wil we can kearn from other religions like judaism and islam bit Jesus is the messiach

[@moniquealicia9508]

God has a plan whit everybody

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

There are no contradictions in the tora or Tenak. Except one!? Gods id a man of war. God is not a man. On the Hebrew it is a bravado. Man and Man in the verse are not spelled the same. Good is a Master!? No a man? It’s does not spell man in the Hebrew. Right?

[@kunjimoncm1501]

If not understand the voice of God, will drink water, you both

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

Jesus came back with all his wounds. So, if a person dies because a bus ran over his head. He will have a flare head in heaven too?!

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

The messiah is suppose to bring peace to the earth!! Where is he? Things ain’t getting anybetter!?

[@matpieterse3287]

Oh, the devil or messiah subject.... : At the start of the video, the devil is mentioned. Practically speaking, until spiritual babalon is past and over, that subject is actually useless. The messiah subject: someone that's mainly a catalyst. Even if more than human, then not to be worshipped because that action and activity is meant towards God/Hashem only. If anyone else, then disappointment both ways. The repentance part is really just a change of beliefs; regret of past, and whatever was done to whomever. Absolutely no reason to worship a messiah. If that person doesn't help the situation (repentance), then opposite of messiah(like jesus). Blessed be The God of Jewish Faith Hashem ✡️.

[@alawanialassane3680]

You mention careful, YES you should be CAREFUL, you said people confused, they don’t understand, why? Let ME TELL You, you said MOTHER bad idea, you have mother or not??? If you say there is confusion, you caused that confusion, your GOD, Alawani Alassane IS 1…but you change MY RULES, people wash many gods, you call it ( POLYTHEISM) that is your time WASTE

[@ZachWilliams-i5t]

Isaiah 53 states how Jesus would be “crushed for our iniquities” which parallels Jesus dying on the cross for our sins like the rest of that passage. This passage provides a foreshadowing of the Crucifixion. Also, the point about whether Jesus could have sinned when tempted was pretty good, because he’s right. Jesus couldn’t have sinned because he had no original sin. The sin I experience is because of original sin. However this isn’t about relating Jesus in the desert to my struggles. I believe the true purpose is to show how much greater Jesus is than Earthly temptation. I can’t relate my imperfect self to a perfect God, but I can see his superiority over sin in this passage. That’s the takeaway, just answered the impossible question.

[@booksquid856]

The gospel message vibes with trauma...It dramarizes limerence and codependence with a narc.

[@Hotel_Chuck]

Take the responses of Christ and compare that to the responses of Eve and Adam. Christ did not blindly parrot a mixture of truth and tradition. He simply responded with the scriptures. He fasted. Prayed. And responded to Satan with the word of God. He was educated enough to dual with the devil. To trust in God. It was not about sinning. It was about example. Adam failed. Jesus didn’t. Why? Because he depended on God and trusted in His providence and nothing else.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Your hero taught the idolatrous trinity.

[@Hotel_Chuck]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 One God is idolatrous?

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@Hotel_Chuck The three musketeers are idolatrous.

[@Hotel_Chuck]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 the three musketeers is a book. And I have no opinion on it other than I enjoyed reading it.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@Hotel_Chuck Keep the 7 Noahide laws and leave Jews alone.

[@joechiato5278]

I enjoy your videos Rabbi, but I think you have to get out more. There are many Christians with different opinions - some don't believe in the divinity of Jesus, some are not interested in the Messiah thing, and some like me could never make sense of the Trinity !

[@melmil9836]

Rabbi Tovia has mentioned too many times to count that certain Christian denominations don’t follow the trinity. He is extremely knowledgeable, maybe you need to listen to his videos a little more and you will hear him say it.

[@AdaraBalabusta]

Rabbi concentrates on majority beliefs of Jesus-worshipers. Who could possibly keep up with all the neo-churches being promulgated?

[@joechiato5278]

@melmil9836 You obviously didn't understand what I was talking about . Many Christians believe Jesus is not the Son of God, but a man.

[@melmil9836]

@@joechiato5278 so then what did you mean by, ‘you have to get out more’?

[@joechiato5278]

@melmil9836 Just talking to average Christians, not theologians. For example, I probably talk more honestly about religion with Jews rather than orthodox Catholic priests because they may consider me a heretic !

[@MGold00]

I always wondered if Jesus is God. The why would Satan try to Tempt God ? Surely as a "fallen Angel" he would know the power of God.

[@jaysonb.6669]

Satan was not sure at this point, he did not know the full plan only God did

[@lpwork6809]

Why Mr. Singer says Jesus was handsome? 😊 Isaiah 53:2 There was nothing beautiful or majestic about his appearance, nothing to attract us to him. 3 He was despised and rejected- a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care. 4 Yet it was our weaknesses he carried; it was our sorrows[a] that weighed him down. And we thought his troubles were a punishment from God, a punishment for his own sins! 5 But he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins. He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed. 6 All of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We have left God’s paths to follow our own. Yet the Lord laid on him the sins of us all.

[@mitch1847]

Read Isaiah 52 to find out who the servant is.

[@lpwork6809]

@@mitch1847 Isaiah 52:13-15 continues Isaiah 53...

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

It’s a joke!? Badly written, confusion like the messiah comes to Jerusalem on a pony and a burro?! In Matthew!? Better to be safe than sorry?! Garbage!?

[@sharonlee7111]

🙏🎗💙🇮🇱🤍

[@Jaymastia]

Lol. I wonder how an Israelite feel about having the foremost World religion based of off them.

[@MavourneenKathleen-l5j]

Problem is the rabbis who tweaked Scripture to deflate any reference to Christ, about the time of the destruction of the Temple, the Masoretic text that followed. The Dead Sea Scrolls will take more time to properly and objectively interpreted, but interesting the entire book of Isaiah survived.

[@gabriel99999-r]

On the question from the start of the video: "Could He have sinned (Jesus) ?" When the devil tempts Jesus, we say: He could not have sinned. Why ? Because the weakness of the flash exists and manifests as a result of separation of Adam from God as result of sin. When we say "separation" we say Adam went outside God's perfect will by disobedience of the commandment that was given that lead to death. But the Scripture says that the Christ will have an everlasting kingdom meaning that death has no power over Him meaning that a man will destroy the sin and death itself according not to the power or the straight of the weakness of Adam but by the power of the Spirit that sustains all things and against whom sin has no dominion. The Christ is a man as God promised to David he will never be without a son to follow onto his throne. According to Is. 7:14 the name (Emanuel: God is with us) reflects that God Himself will fulfill the promise made in Gen. 3:15, Gen 22:18 and Deut 18:15-16 and Is. 9:6-7 the Child being a result not of the union of tow but the sign that Isiah is giving as a miracle to straighten the faith against the threat of that time invasion and also the threat of the time to come invasion on spiritual realm. The Law requires no faith but he who dose according shall live by it Lev 18:5 while Isaiah (in contrast) says "If ye will not stand in faith, you shall not stand at all".

[@francisgalton2678]

That's so eady. The answer is yes. He could have accepted the offer. He could have asked that stones be turned into bread . He would have been able to sin if he wanted to. I akso agtee that jesus was not a jewush messuah. He was the messiah promised Adam and Eve. Who needs a jewush messaiah when the whole of humanity has the first and only one actually offered.

[@davidkatz341]

The Messiah is a concept that you would have no knowledge of if it wasn't for the Hebrew Scripture. Do you read the Bible? It is very explicit as to what the Messiah will do. It is also explicitly stated what the Messiah is a human and not a deity. So when the church says Jesus was perfect and could not be tempted they were wrong? My friend, you are reading the New testament which is a Greek product. The unknown authors could not read or speak Hebrew, they were writing minimum 40 years after the death of the historical Jesus and that date is being pushed back even till the second century. They did not know any of the original Gospels or anyone who followed them. This is what you're reading. Let me ask you this question if you don't mind. Do you believe that the New testament is the inerrant word of God?

[@danielmayer1977]

The temptation of Jesus (Matthew 4:1-11) was real. Hebrews 4:15 tells us He "was tempted in every way, just as we are-yet without sin." His humanity allowed Him to experience temptation, but His divine nature meant He couldn’t sin. This wasn’t about whether He could fall, but about showing us how to stand firm. Jesus’ victory over temptation wasn’t a sham but a demonstration of His perfect, sinless obedience (John 1:29). When it comes to the Messiah, Isaiah 9:6-7 calls Him "Mighty God" and "Prince of Peace," and Psalm 110:1 describes Him seated at God’s right hand-positions of divine authority. The Messiah is more than just a human leader. Isaiah 35:5-6 also prophesies miracles-miracles that Jesus fulfilled (Matthew 11:5). Reducing the Messiah to merely a judge or teacher ignores these clear signs of His divinity and mission. The claim that Christianity fosters "low self-esteem" misunderstands its message. Yes, Christianity recognizes human brokenness (Romans 3:23), but it is ultimately about God’s love and redemption (Ephesians 2:4-5). Jesus’ sacrifice wasn’t about condemning humanity but showing our immense value to God (John 3:16). This isn’t about tearing people down-it’s about lifting them up through grace. The idea that Christianity borrows from paganism doesn’t hold up to scrutiny. The early church deliberately distanced itself from pagan beliefs (Colossians 2:8), and Christianity’s foundation is firmly rooted in Old Testament prophecy, especially Isaiah 53, which describes the Messiah as the suffering servant who takes on the sins of others-a clear fulfillment in Jesus. As for Rabbinical Judaism, there are significant contradictions between the Written Torah and later interpretations. The Torah emphasizes sacrifices for atonement (Leviticus 17:11), yet Rabbinical Judaism has shifted toward prayer and good works. Messianic prophecies like Isaiah 53, once viewed as speaking of an individual, are now reinterpreted as referring to Israel collectively. This shift raises a vital question: why change the interpretation when it could point to the fulfillment in Jesus? These contradictions challenge the authority of Rabbinical traditions and call for deeper reflection. In the name of Jesus Christ, I bless you all!

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

Gentiles were never commanded to offer sacrifices. That's how much the Torah "emphasizes sacrifices."

[@danielmayer1977]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 It’s true that before the Mosaic Law, Gentiles weren’t required to offer blood sacrifices. However, when we look at the New Covenant, prophesied in Jeremiah 31:31-34, it introduces something profound. This covenant was first made with the Jewish people, as God promised to make it with "the house of Israel and the house of Judah." Jesus and His apostles initially brought this message to the Jews, and then shared it with the Gentiles as well (Romans 1:16; Acts 13:46). Under the Mosaic Law, the Jewish people were required to offer blood sacrifices for atonement. Leviticus 17:11 teaches that "the life of the flesh is in the blood... it is the blood that makes atonement for one’s soul." This wasn’t just a ritual; it was the very way God provided forgiveness. The New Covenant builds on this, but it goes further. Jesus' sacrifice wasn’t just a symbolic gesture-it fulfilled the need for blood atonement once and for all. As Hebrews 9:22 says, "Without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness." What’s beautiful here is that this fulfillment wasn’t only for the Jews under the Law but also for the Gentiles, bringing everyone together under one covenant. Hebrews 9:12-15 explains that through His own blood, Jesus secured eternal redemption for all.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

@@danielmayer1977 There is no place in the Hebrew Bible that says that only blood can be used to gain forgiveness for sins from God.

[@danielmayer1977]

@@hrvatskinoahid1048 Even the Rabbis admit that, without the Temple, Jews following Rabbinical Judaism cannot fulfill the Torah’s command for blood atonement (Leviticus 17:11). The current reliance on prayer and repentance is only a temporary measure until the Temple is restored. But 2,000 years of 'temporary' doesn’t change the fact that blood atonement is still required-the Written Torah stands. The Talmud (Yoma 39b) even records disruptions in the Temple service around 30 CE, coinciding with the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The timing suggests this wasn’t mere coincidence-the old system was being fulfilled and superseded.

[@hrvatskinoahid1048]

​@@danielmayer1977 Required? Leviticus 5:11-13 has a sin offering commanded by God Himself that has no blood being given for atonement and forgiveness. Do you hear anything outside your cultish monologues?

[@46reno]

That is easy to answer. Jesus is not God. He is the Son of God. Yes, he could have chosen to sin, like the perfect man Adan did. Satan knew who Jesus was. He knew Jesus had free will, otherwise why would he have tempted him in the first place. Jesus unlike Adam maintained his integrity through temptation and even during torture and death. This proves that Adam could have maintained his integrity as well. Jesus willingly died to provide a perfect sacrifice for sin. All of God’s intelligent creatures have free will, including Jesus. God had confidence in His Son, and we should be thankful for this perfect Messiah. Unfortunately the Rabbi has no other way to atone for his sin. No imperfect man can stand before God on their own merit. Don’t pass off Isa. 53 as applying to the nation of Israel. You know that can’t fit the context. Thankfully many Jewish people are putting faith in Jesus.

[@jaysonb.6669]

Jesus was both truly God, truly man

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

Sorry but it’s true. Matthew is a reck!? How could Jesus be from the tribe of Judah when Joseph is not the biological father!?

[@simonskinner1450]

Because he was born of Mary whose lineage is of the tribe of Judah.

[@Pietro_arch]

Yeshua was Yehudi so He had to have that mark because it was the sign of the mosaic covenant which YHVH ordered for people until Yeshua otherwise He would not be considered elegible.

[@linnyw1072]

Foolish question. Jesus could do anything that the Lord asked him to do. He knew his purpose... he knew his goal... he acted in accordance with that .

[@jaysonb.6669]

But he also had a human will and could have refused to follow His heavenly Father's plans. God's perfect Judgement could only be sufficed through his perfect justice. There is still mystery to the true understanding & fullness of God but we have been given enough of the answer through his inspired Word (The Bible)

[@LoboAtwater-o8h]

This is a kindergarten religion!?