Mystical Dimensions of Pesach with Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz

[@adrienmaiorano9360]

Amazing! So much to digest!

[@zuketheduke8986]

Excellent.

[@sharonmarshall8807]

Thank you. Inspiring teaching. It gives me hope in exile of 'corona' lockdown whose crown 👑. Pray for peace of Jerusalem. Ceasar ruled. Love people. Powerful teaching

[@yogiyonah]

Who is the RAN that explains Moshe Rabbino's inability to speak 38:27min?

[@Shalomalechm]

Nachmanides aka Ranban, the grandson of Maimonides? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@paimei7246]

It’s probably Nissim from Gerona. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissim_of_Gerona

[@alanmorrismarzilli7448]

ALAN.MORRIS.MARZILLI ILLIZRAM.SIRROM.NALA

[@bUll3t4MyVAlentineee]

Can i get a rabbi to confirm as anointment possibly moshiac or just having 1 heck of a religous experience? PLEASE!!!

[@dt6822]

Shalom. Between roughly the 15th century BCE and 11th century BCE when the Pesach story is mythologically placed, Egypt was at the height of its power and its territories extended from the deserts of Libya to Mount Cassius at the border of today's Lebanon and Turkey. Israel is made no mention of in the Ancient World as a state, there is a stela that can be said maybe to mention Israel, the stela of Pharaoh Mernaptha, son of the famous Ramesses II (Ra-Messes, you get the idea), but even if we buy that it actually says Israel, which is hard to buy, it uses a different symbol for Israel than for the cities it mentions like Ashkelon - the cities have a sign for the a state or government, and Israel has a sign for field, meaning "people" or "nomads." But at that, Merneptha says he completely decimated the people of Israel so that "their seed is no more." I wouldn't rely on it very much. Anyways, the people who would later become Judeans (much later, Jerusalem is founded by archaeological evidence around 7th c BCE) and Samaritans, keeping in mind that "the Northern Kingdom of Israel" is kind of a trick phrase), are the same people as the Phoenicians, K-n-n, people of Cain, they may be related to Canadians? Just joking. Anyways my point is this: Egypt ruled the Levant until the 11th century BCE. So the Exodus story cannot be literally true because had Moses exited Egypt and into the Sinai, he would have found himself right back in Egypt. And had he entered the promised land, yup, back he goes into Egypt. And had he... you get the idea. The reason why Moses couldn't speak is because Moses is not a person. He is an allegory. In 2 Kings (the most BS of all of the books, the king of Samaria fell through the lattice window, good lord, we are told "THe King of Israel showed up on the wall" Now how does a person show up on the wall.... Mystical... Warmer. Warmer.

[@blackduck9867]

по русски есть фраза прямо как реббе говорит про слова - мысль изречённая есть ложь

[@danban2281]

Man, this guy reminds me of Gary V 😂

[@AlbertIsraeli]

Total “Hilul haShem”. Whenever you add or take away from God’s revelation, you blaspheme. Twisting original meaning of words is evil enough, but twisting essence of what God describes as meaning is supreme evil. Repent dear man and receive forgiveness, which only comes by faith in the true Lamb of Pesach - Yeshua haMashiach. Amen

[@paimei7246]

😂

[@vladepast4936]

it will be even better if he (and many others) would stop using Hebrew (?) language and use English only...

[@elskid206]

OH NOOOOO. We MUST keep the original language. You will not BELIEVE the information hidden in every part of every letter of every word of every sentence. For me to speak Hebrew would be the GREATEST GIFT EVER GIVEN!!! English could NEVER EVER carry or convey the message as Hebrew does.