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@RoryWhite Жыл бұрын

Great contribution, Nehemia, for doing dialogues of this sort! Your modesty or humility in saying that you do or did not know that much about Reform Judaism, itself, (or however you expressed that general idea), was surprising, refreshing, and actually quite dynamic. (So few people these days are willing to say they are not knowledgable on certain topics). Humility is a powerful tool in achieving edifying dialectics. To know anything about you is to know you are very very knowledgeable in major areas of Judaism (with added expertise, obviously, in Karaite Judaism) and that you've had a long time open hearted dialogue with Messianic Jews, as we currently use the term. I grew up in, and was barmitzvahed in a Reform Jewish home and local synagogue, but have attempted a lifelong study of all Judaism (it's very humbling in constantly expanding my comprehension of how little I know, if you appreciate the truth, and irony, of that statement). Thank you for your very knowledgable guest, Dr. Yaakov Ariel. Keep up the great work. Thank you.

@sarahwy13 Жыл бұрын

Several friends and I have been discussing this very thing - it feels like we are converting to Judaism, or Israeli/Hebrew. Our church, and whom I thought were good friends, literally wont talk to us since we started going to a Torah Observant fellowship. It is very frustrating to realize that what we were taught in Christianity isn't what Yeshua actually taught. I am reading the Bible again with new eyes, and I'm so thankful to Yehovah for opening my eyes. But it is difficult talking with most Christians now.

@stevehamburg2844 Жыл бұрын

This movement has nothing to do with you/us Converting to Judaism. It's about us Reverting back to a Biblical way of life. Now I can understand the professor thinking what he does. He thinks of the Sabbath as a Jewish Sabbath. I believe a little too much emphasis on Judaism from him and not enough emphasis on Scripture.

@haroldbell213 Жыл бұрын

I understand totally when you accept Judaism it's kinda tuff. I'm called all kinds of names. If they bring up some scriptures and what they mean. That's where the trouble can begin.They dont know that they have been changed in lots of places. I will leave this here.

@angelashort1331 Жыл бұрын

It is wonderful , the unity that comes to the heart, when one is released from Replacement Theology , The Lord is building HIS HOUSE . ❤ISRAEL 🇮🇱 ❤

@haroldbell213 Жыл бұрын

Yes that's exactly right. I was glad you put that out there.Thank you

@Ronald_Marcal Ай бұрын

This is an interesting perspective and I believe that in 10 or 20 years it will be even more interesting, mainly due to the growth of messianics in the global south. I say this from the perspective of a Brazilian who sees how Messianic Judaism is growing here. The Jewish population in Brazil is extremely small, comprising around 100 thousand people, and the majority is present in only two states: São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. At the same time we have an immense community of around 40 million people who are descendants of Marranos (bnei anousim) who are the main "targets" of messianic evangelization. This created a curious phenomenon in which cities that previously had no synagogues or Jewish communities ended up seeing the emergence of Messianic Jewish communities, and in these regions they ended up becoming the main interlocutors between the larger community and Jewish interests in society. On the tragic October 7th, for example, all Messianic Jewish communities demonstrated and organized acts in support of the victims and Israel, giving visibility to the issue in those hundreds of cities where there was not even a "regular" organized Jewish community.

@ChopinIsMyBestFriend Жыл бұрын

so the Torah is binding but they choose not to follow some laws? I get you can’t follow some laws today but I just don’t think homosexuality being a sin be avoided.

@ronnlee7629 Жыл бұрын

Persevering the Torah laws that override the Torah of men is a challenge. For myself Loving יהוה is abiding in His commands. Believing in the Prophet יהוה is being restored and embracing commands of יהוה not man’s

@ChopinIsMyBestFriend Жыл бұрын

@@ronnlee7629 define Torah of man? and why are you addressing יהוה as a prophet? I agree we should be following God’s commands and not man’s. The Torah and Prophets provide God’s commands for me.

@ronnlee7629 Жыл бұрын

@@ChopinIsMyBestFriend I meant the prophet יהושע Laws of man: any laws that override the Torah of יהוה.

@ChopinIsMyBestFriend Жыл бұрын

@@ronnlee7629 Agreed.

@Ronald_Marcal Ай бұрын

The reform movement, in this aspect, is very similar to the classic Sephardic tradition (Spain & Portugal) that separates the communal rite of the synagogue from what the Jew does in his private life. The big difference in reformism is that these changes are brought into the synagogue rite, whereas in the S&P world the rite is untouched. So this feature is not really a traditional problem; in many communities Jews have always, individually, treated adherence to the commandments as an individual choice.

@Isaiah2vsMicah4 Жыл бұрын

Love your work Nehemia

@stephenfisher3721 Ай бұрын

In the early 1980's, finding myself alone in a new city, I had a long meeting with a Reform Rabbi to learn about Reform Judaism. She told me that Reform Judaism is about informed individual choice; a Reform Jew studies the sources and makes a decision on what is meaningful and relevant. However, with the passage of time, I noticed that most Reform Jews cannot understand Hebrew or Aramaic. Very few Reform Jews study original sources, they simply do what others do or what is convenient. The Reform Jews who do make an attempt to study, will study books in English whose position is usually against keeping Jewish law.

@stephenfisher3721 Ай бұрын

I was very disappointed by Dr Ariel's talk. The expected topic about Messianic Judaism and Reformed Judaism was only addressed at the very end very briefly. Dr Ariel needs to return to give the meat of his talk.

@ronnlee7629 Жыл бұрын

19:07 Very important in regarding “cultural” changes or reformation. Sounds like the violation of Moses instructions when entering into a different culture and traditions. Christianity is a great example of evolution of religion

@stephenfisher3721 Ай бұрын

As to Dr. Ariel's response that the Temple in Ohio must have a kipa and tallit for people called to the Torah does not correspond to my observations in that time period. Many Classical Reform Temples required all men to be bare-headed and it was only the rabbi who wore a tallit.

@patriciaking410 11 ай бұрын

Todah rabah Nehemia. Jag Hanukkah Sameaj!

@stephenfisher3721 Ай бұрын

I disagree with Dr. Ariel's statement that Reform Judaism was prominent in Hungary. From everything that I have read and from discussions with knowledgeable people, the Reform movement was not in Hungary; it was Neolog. Neolog was much more cautious in making changes and not so radical. As stated in stated in Wikipedia: A large proportion of Neolog rabbis identified with the "Positive-Historical School" of Frankel; many were graduates of his Breslau Seminary. In another Wikipedia article it states: It was the first modern rabbinical seminary in Central Europe, an academic precursor to today’s Conservative movement, and a center of Wissenschaft des Judentums.

@ydixrm1705 Жыл бұрын

Interesting 🎉

@KarenKimsey-h4r Жыл бұрын

Just amazing!

@OkTxSheepLady Жыл бұрын

It seems like the ability to culturally integrate has become more of a challenge and curse to the Jewish community than they expected. It’s fairly easy to stay separate from the “world” when the world won’t allow you to participate in their everyday life. But when you have the option to participate in the ungodliness it can become enticing and a way to destruction. Voluntary adherence to the precepts and instruction of YHVH become much more challenging and set you apart much more distinctly. Following Him becomes an individual choice, not a community choice. You can no longer go along with your crowd to get along.

@stephenfisher3721 Ай бұрын

It is strange that Dr. Ariel makes so many statements contrary to those made by other experts. As to the infamous treyfe (non-kosher) banquet, it was no caterer's error that forbidden shellfish was served. That explanation has long been debunked. Shellfish was a regular part of the diet of Reform Jews in Cincinnati where the meal celebrating the graduation of the first graduates of the Rabbinical Seminary. To any Rabbi who takes Kashrut seriously, he is going to ensure that a knowledgeable person supervises the food preparation. Obviously Rabbi Weiss wanted to show his prominent guests that American Judaism did not observe Kashrut.

@wolfgangmetcalf9557 Жыл бұрын

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@Nehemiaswall Жыл бұрын

Checking! Thanks for your sincere comment.

@OkTxSheepLady Жыл бұрын

20:04. Every man does what is right in his own eyes… then what follows? If we decide what is righteous rather than following God’s definition, are we not being gods in His place? Seems like dangerous territory to me. I’ll avoid dancing on the edge of that cliff.

@heathersmith2201 Жыл бұрын

Shalom, Dr. Nehemiah! We are Messianic Hebrew Israelites. I believe that we do not delegitimize Judaism. 1st Hebrews, Israelites, when they disobeyed Jews, Moses prophesied there would be another prophet like him. One who would obey YeHoVaH completely and say only his Word. Isaiah prophesied another that would suffer. Yeshua was foretold about before we knew him! John the Baptist prophesied his coming, and John even was foretold of his coming as Elijah. Now that they have come, people don't want to believe it happened. They believe, but don't at the same time! I believe that when Yeshua comes back, it will be the same way! So, much hype, but also so, much falsehood of false people claiming to be him. So, much end of days, people have become desensitized for when it does happen. They won't believe it again! BTW: We don't believe in the Trinity, we believe in one Elohim and his name is YeHoVaH; thanks to your work! We believe in one Savior YeHoVaH had send to save us from ourselves! They are not the same person, but do represent each other. YeHoVaH is also the Holy Spirit, because he is Holy and a Spirit. When Yeshua was Mikvah by John, YeHoVaH gave part of himself to Yeshua to start the reform of setting the current Jews back on their path with YeHoVaH. However, the Pharisees and other teachers of the oral law tried to debate with him over the instructions of Moses give by YeHoVaH. Since, Yeshua was YeHoVaH born Son. He spoke for his Father. Because he did his Father Work. These debates not only brought forth the True Torah, but were also making proof that Yeshua was YeHoVaH's spotless pure Lamb that came to be sacrificed once and for all for YeHoVaH's people! They could not find any deceit in Yeshua, and lost all debates. Eventually, the teachers knew they could not win, because they knew Yeshua was and that threatened their position. So, they had to kill him, for them to keep their job. Nehemia, in your own book talking with Michael Rood. You sort if admit Yeshua was a Karaite! Of course he was!!! He like you only obey the True Torah give by YeHoVaH Himself! What would it take for a Jew at the time or maybe now, to believe who Yeshua was and is? Yeshua did all that was spoken of his coming: heal the blind, lame, sick, deaf, raise the dead, etc. He himself was raised on the sign of Jonah which he told the leaders that would happen. Afterwards, he was seen by many all at one time. Which is a trait from YeHoVaH. Yeshua accurately predicted the fall of the temple that happened 70 A.D. He predicted this as the abomination of desolation, plus, in future future a greater abomination of the 1st beast, 2nd beast, HaSatan, and the mark of the beast vs the mark if YeHoVaH. Those that followed Moses, John the Baptist (lack of better name for him), and Isaiah should understand who Yeshua is! But they don't, because it was not passed down like it was supposed to be. Jews need to know who Yeshua is, so called Christians need to know the TaNaCH and the Holy Days! You put them together, you get us! Hebrews 2:16 - Abraham's family - not necessarily blood related, but related by the Spirit of YeHoVaH and Yeshua - Romans 8:9-11. We must come together and remember all that YeHoVaH and Yeshua did for us! YeHoVaH fought the fake gods and Spiritual things, and Yeshua fought curses that we put on ourselves because of disobedience! We must know them both for the inheritance that Yeshua is building for his bride to come to her. She must be ready, knowing the instructions of the Kingdom of YeHoVaH! She must know the Holy Days, and must be washed clean! Without the knowledge and wisdom that was should be asking for, and the faith that comes produces works. There is no inheritance. Faith, trust, reliance, relation, and love in YeHoVaH and Yeshua HaMashiach comes truth, the way, and life with the One Holy Family of YeHoVaH! Only those willingly obeying YeHoVaH and Yeshua by doing as they have laid out will receive imperishable bodies and invitations to the Kingdom! Dr. Nehemia do you still not understand? I love you, and I know you are really smart! But, I do think you already know the answer you are searching for!!! You just are lying to yourself! You know who Yeshua is! It is time you tell yourself! You are only fooling yourself! We know you know, what is stopping you? You have come soooo far! There is nothing wrong in knowing and believing who Yeshua is! You will still be a Karaite, because he is one too! You still will follow the Holy Days of YeHoVaH, because he did too! There is no Trinity, so you don't have to worry about that! You don't worship on Sunday, neither did he! The Holy Kiddush he did as a wedding ceremony - which many don't realize! The gift for the wedding was the Holy Spirit give to those who are with him. While he goes to prepare a place for his people. Only the Father knows when to send him back, once the Kingdom is ready. Trumpets will make ready the bride to know that her groom is on the way. Only his people will know this! I pray this helps what you have been searching for!!! Shalom Dr. Nehemia Gordon! 👍🙏