The Commandments of the Torah! 613 vs. 10 Commandments

How many commandments are there in the Torah? There are not just 10 commandments, but 613! How do we know this, what are they and how do they apply to our modern Jewish life. In honor of the Jewish holiday of Shavuot let's do some Jewish learning all about our Jewish laws!
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[@Jewgirl2911]

I love the ways and Laws of Yah - they are part of the Ketubah between Him and Yisra'el. It's not a matter of requirement, but because you love G-d and want to do things His way. The Tenahk tells us how Yisra'el had moved away from these mitvots and in doing so, lost the blessings. Since returning to the land, Yisra'el is sure to follow the commands so that they do not lose the land again. What makes it a deeper blessing is when we follow because we love too, not because we have too. Thank you for this.

[@anitam.924]

I love all of your videos. I was raised a Catholic but do not accept catholicism. I follow the 7 Noahide Commandments. I try to observe all the Jewish holidays. I have learned so much from you. You are such a sweet, kind woman & teacher. 💝

[@zippydodahquirk9039]

Are you going to convert?

[@matthewklahn3204]

Yo do not "accept catholicism"? What does that mean? What parts are troubling you? You may not realize where these ideas come from any why. Catholicism isn't wrong. It's a matter of who you are and your goals.

[@KarinaBarros-mx9ff]

I love her videos but she’s actually pushed me even more to Catholicism thank the Lord 😌

[@SheResellsSeashells]

I am Christian but I greatly appreciate your video. So informative. Thank you.

[@josephdennison4890]

When two commandments are in conflict the positive will most likely trump the negative commandment. Such as; we are commanded we're not to work on the Sabbath. But we're commanded in saving lives. Saving a life is more important than than resting on the Sabbath .Thus, the positive is more important than performing the negative commandment. Another example is that during certain times we are commanded that thou shall not shed blood . This is a negative commandment but if it is time to perform a circumcision (a positive commandment) becomes more important to perform . In such cases the negative is fulfilled by Fulfilling the positive.

[@CarinaPiersay]

I always love learning about Jewish laws and culture from your channel. You are so articulate and explain things simply yet intelligently. ✡️

[@janeg7057]

Judaism seems to be a living religion and I’m here for it❣️

[@chelym4094]

Fantastic video, Marion! I loved the educational background of this! Thanks for sharing! 💕💕💕

[@gamesystemaddict3949]

Im addicted to your videos. Thank you so much for making this! There's something calming about your videos that make them way easier to digest than others here. You seem like such a nice and happy person ☺️

[@ExploreTanakh84]

Shalom. I loved the short video. Always enjoy learning about Judaism 🙂🙏

[@virginiegagnon-dubreuil3863]

Very interesting! I love when you do those kind of videos!

[@mariacawdron2488]

Always informative and so nicely explained, thank you from Maria in the UK xx

[@larryolsen4422]

10! 5 for loving God! 5 for loving your neighbor! 613 giving definition of the 10!

[@jackandpicklesvlogs]

Thank you for your explanations. I began keeping Kosher last summer and have been very observant, which I wasn't before. Shavout is one of the holidays that I'd never heard of before, but I'm having fun celebrating. I've got my dairy ready 😉

[@annak1371]

Thank you. I appreciate that you take the time to teach us.

[@pamfrey6785]

I like learning about Jewish law and celebrations

[@josephkavanagh5221]

Marion an excellent presentation of Torah. Have a very festive Shavuot. .

[@josephkavanagh5221]

You promote Jewish faith to the fullest. I feel very much a part of it listening to your videos. Shabbat Shalom!

[@sarahnorris872]

Thank you for doing this viedo! I did not know the 613 laws were broken down into positive and negative. I am reading through one of the books now.

[@karenhoman5752]

I like these kind of videos that you make. Thank you.

[@jillywells1232]

Excellent!💗💗💗

[@kathycushing8150]

Thank you so much for your videos, I have learned so much! I do have a question for you, when you go to a Jewish cemetery, why are there stones placed on the headstone? Maybe a future video explaining this? I love your channel and your beautiful family!

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

Stones represent eternity

[@bladetalk]

Amazing video!!

[@vivianpowell1732]

Thank you for the link to the article, Marion. I'm a third of the way through the 613. * I looked at the time on my phone when I finished this message and it was 6:13. 😳

[@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900]

Thanks!

[@ruthschrager6052]

Hi Marion, thank you for this video. I was born jewish but beyond age 9 I had no more jewish train I ng. In that last year we began to learn things like how we should treat our body as holy, like burying our nail clippings or use them to clean our other nails. I never learned anymore good teaching like that, but always wanted to know more. Could you recommend any good books about these deeper teachings? Thanks. Have a great day! Love and peace! Ruth

[@shainazion4073]

Marion, Thank you, you always make Judaism real to others, and to those Jews who don't know.

[@swampophelia2098]

Can I ask why the men rock backwards and forwards when they are praying

[@_N0_0ne]

Thank you

[@urgencepc4563]

One of them is not to lend money at interest, even to non-israelites. ... just had to point it out.

[@urgencepc4563]

Another is not to interfere in another's business... yeah. Including another's nation or country.

[@c.m.b.7567]

i always see the number 613 everywhere. it is a reminder

[@devorahfonn613]

Shabbat Shalom and Chag Shavout Sameach

[@neressapartab4398]

Hi Marion I love your videos its so informative. I would like to know if Jewish people can donate blood and or use donated blood.

[@shainazion4073]

Yes, organ transplants are also allowed. There is a "settler" village in Israel that has about 15 live donors for organs to others unknown to them. Saving a Life is most important.

[@neressapartab4398]

@@shainazion4073 thank you for the reply very helpful.

[@rosequartz4102]

On the topic of idols.... I am an artist and I (unsurprisingly) have a special interest in Jewish art and it's history. How would you interpret "idol"? There are so many beautiful, spiritual, moving works of art. Do you feel that it's simply a graven image or something deeper than that, maybe a statue or piece that removes one's focus from G-d and turns it towards someone or something else? My personal belief is that art is of massive importance (a picture is worth a thousand words) and can move someone to draw closer to G-d because art evokes feelings and emotions that day to day life can cause us to push aside. (That's just my two cents and I wondered about other opinions.) Awesome video! .

[@aras75aka]

May I ask you, that is there a different versions to interpret Halakha, like there is Orthodox Judaism and Conservative Judaism? Of course it may vary from Rabbi to Rabbi, but are there some schools of thought?

[@zaharabardavid]

You look so pretty, Marion! 🙂Summer must be treating you well.

[@uniquelyplanned443]

Did I miss the link to read all 613 mitzvot?

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Here it is: www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/756399/jewish/The-613-Commandments-Mitzvot.htm

[@yoseffeigenbaum9639]

I just gave you the 613th like! מועדים לשמחה!

[@allaveremeykina8970]

What are the commandments for women? I have big problem with keeping with my husband "purity" and we cannot be without not hugging, kissing and etc. If you can make a video about Jewish women's a must to do things. I know that we don't need to do timely like for men. Can you help please? I love your channel.

[@shainazion4073]

In Israel, they bury all the papers found at the Wailing Wall because they may contain the name of G-d. Twice a year (?) They take out the papers and bury all the note.

[@sameoldsonganddance]

Hi you forgot to put the link to the 613 commandments, please help😇

[@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900]

THE 614 MITZVAH / MARCH OF THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR CRUSADERS & WINGED HUSSARS

[@rachelleanonymous2740]

I'm not seeing the link for the list of all 613? Did I miss it?

[@vivianpowell1732]

Marion provided that link in her reply to one of the comments. So you'll find it if you click on the reply to the comment posted by Uniquely Planned on the first day.

[@Vigoda.D]

חג שבועות שמח (=

[@RochelWaldman]

Chag Samaech Marion and Family!

[@G.S.30]

Shalom sister. I believe the 10 commandments are the very heart of the Torah as they were revealed in a public event where Hashem spoke to the millions of jews there. In fact the 10 commandments are the heart of all 613 mitzvot.

[@rajusabbithi1821]

Happy Rosh Hashanah shalom Yisrael 🙏🍄🙏🌹

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

There are 3 women in scripture who are mentioned as using head coverings.. Rebecca, Ruth, and the bride in Shir Shirim. When I visited Yerushalayim in 2003 all religious Semitic women there were wearing head coverings.

[@samphonnetgamgee5625]

Where is that written in the Tanakh ?

[@TheJazzlass]

❤️👍😃

[@dirtyharrydefeatsislamblmt6900]

i'll be back thanks

[@ChynaWhyte90]

Link not down below

[@youtubemaster4282]

What do you think about Christian bibles that have replaced The Most High’s name with G-D and Lord? Do you think those need to be ritually buried if needed to be disposed?

[@philippapay4352]

From Moses to Moses to Moses, there is no one like Moses. Important to have flexibility to adapt to modern science and people's individual medical conditions, etc., to be obedient.

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

If you are speaking of our teacher Moses brother of Aharon and then of Moses Maimonides .. then I encourage you to read Maimonides’ other books.. Guide for the Perplexed, Causes of Symptoms, Torah and Philosophic Quest, Medicine in the Mishneh Torah. Maimonides advised eating 1 or 2 meals daily. He also taught that leaders such as rabbis should support themselves with jobs and not take money for their spiritual work. He himself supported his family with his work as a physician and his rabbinical work was voluntary.

[@Stolasupremecy]

בְּבַקָּשָׁה,✡️

[@chissstardestroyer]

If you study them, they're summed up in those 10 laws. However, one detail I do wonder about: does adoption or marrying into parenthood also make the children culturally and presumably ethnically Jewish, such as with Esther's children via marriage that are presumed to be the case, regarding Jewish history. I want to grasp this particular issue more clearly, and you might be of assistance in that regard- fine by me either way- I just want to grasp my neighbors' faith and culture more clearly.

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

A bride becomes part of her husband’s tribe

[@chissstardestroyer]

@@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c But would her stepchildren inherit her ethnicity, pray tell, in that case? Either way is fine; I simply want to understand that detail... and from what I've learned, the ethnicity goes down the female line of ancestry in their society. So how would it work if some Jewish lady marries a widower who's got children- I mean a legitimate marriage where both are free to wed to be specific? Again, I'm simply interested in deducing the mechanics, and this lady in these videos is pretty open about her culture and ethnicity; so overall, if able, I'm asking primarily her, the speaker in this video. But anyone who knows the mechanics of their culture will do well enough to fill the necessary info.

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

@@chissstardestroyer The female line practice is not from the Hebrew Bible.. it’s cultural.. rabbinical..

[@chissstardestroyer]

A good rule of thumb about the martial act is the matter of researching what is involved, via a religious lens; and the biggest law of them all is the commandment to avoid killing innocents- particularly unborn babies and newly fertilized eggs that're also thus babies. IVF does mass-murder unborn babies, so that's an absolute no-no according to the commandment to avoid participating in the killing of the innocent; same with abortion: forbidden; and things like sperm donation: don't do it; these "fertility clinics" really do need to be looked into with a critical eye- in the case of any expecting mom; she already *is* a mom from the moment of the fertilization of her unborn baby on- we know this from medical science when the baby's made... and once a parent, that can never ever be revoked. As for things like sperm donation: that's a blatant violation of the commandments involving marriage; it is to be pictured as a form of adultery- marital infidelity and cannot be engaged in no matter what; it is akin to paying a man to father your child when he won't be parenting the child- a form of essentially prostitution and must be avoided no matter what... yes, your Christian and especially Catholic neighbors do share the same laws on marriage, on Right to Life, on requirement to pay one's laborers just wage for their labor; as well as freedom to practice their religious obligations and keep holy the Sabath day- you'd find a lot in common with those neighbors of yours, Miss, on ethical laws and moral stances.

[@TheSonOfGodWorshipsTheFather]

"What the rabbis tells us is 'If it's impossible to complete a commandment / to observe a commandment, then we are excused from it'." Where is that verse in the Tenahk? Are your rabbis adding or removing things from the Tenahk?

[@CAFEX24]

First, omg I'm about to burst!

[@gailpettee7906]

I heard that people read the book of Ruth on this holiday, why?

[@josephdennison4890]

I alway love the reading of the Book of Ruth. It is as much a part of our Shavuot service as anything.

[@chatisawasteoftime]

Because King David was born and died on this holiday and Ruth was his grandmother. One reason.

[@shaheedabdulazeez7366]

The wall was built Darius.

[@timelliott6036]

With no temple and active sacrifice for sins committed, what is a modern Jew to do to receive forgiveness?

[@avahberenson8692]

We ask G-d to forgive us. And He forgives us.

[@timelliott6036]

@@avahberenson8692, I appreciate your response. If G-d knew the temple was going to go away and is willing to forgive when asked, why do you suppose the sacrifices were even established in the first place? This is a very interesting topic to me. Thank you again for your reply. I asked this as I was just interested in a practicing Jew’s personal opinion as I am not Jewish.

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

Forgiveness in scripture requires restitution.

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

Dear yehudiyah mom, you are young and pretty.. you don’t need makeup. The only woman in Tanakh who was mentioned by name as wearing makeup was Jezebel! Also, anything we use on our skin ends up in our water supply!

[@princeofdapowers7359]

Those 10 laws are part of the 613 laws fyi

[@nancybyrnes3957]

What is the Torah’s view on abortion?

[@shainazion4073]

There is no 1 view on abortion. Chabad has a great video on this. It depends on each circumstance, the health of ghe mother, the viability of the fetus, etc.

[@o.g.6221]

Honest question.... Can I have a relationship with God as a homosexual? I just need to find Him.....

[@user-bw3fl7fj9w]

Maybe just my opinion....but, I feel if you want a relationship with God, then seek him...

[@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c]

That lifestyle is not approved of in scripture. Make a new lifestyle. Supposedly it just takes 21 days to form a new habit

[@besttunesbyventure3481]

So you don't believe in Christ? The Nazarene?

[@dominicdelprincipe2583]

Wow, over-pronouncing 'T''s transcends religious lines !