Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks: Life Worth Living and the Jewish Tradition

[@chiarascura7574]

I miss him so much

[@sarrakaplan8214]

Such a brilliant mind in harmony with love of Judaism and it’s timeless happening. Just learn , think, and ask others. To share words or reasons. Rabbi you studied with my brother Rabbi Dr.Steven saltzman and both have passed. Your energy your neshuma were beautiful and clearly the words continued. Both a legacy in their own right. More and most generous is always learning from them. Brilliant

[@heatherwiner2883]

I love this so much. This closeness to God is why I converted to Judaism. To live a life to where everything in life is done to be close to God. Thank you Rabbi Sacks.

[@contact3604]

BH Shalom, shalom! Moira From England.

[@heatherwiner2883]

@Michael Barnett Of course you can. I am 50 % Jewish proven through a DNA kit for a start.. I have the blood line. Just from the wrong parent. I went to the mikveh and converted years ago. People convert to other religions all of the time other than the one they were born into

[@heatherwiner2883]

@Michael Barnett that may be true or not true. People of all colors are Jewish and anyone can convert and be Jewish. There are many who convert throughout history snd all are Jewish

[@relekbrudder3830]

🔙🔙🔙bosmudaNow

[@relekbrudder3830]

@@contact3604box BosMuda

[@goldashulkes1897]

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks was a wonderful communicator and Orator He was a learned man and he discussing. A life worth living. Belief in HaShem,being a Jew and acting in a Jewish way-caring for others and joining with others in the Shabbat ceremony or a wedding. Rabbi Jonathan Sacks loved Israel. ,history music. And Jewish Torah and Talmud. Yes there are times when things fail Rabbi Jonathan Sacks says Judaism is the religion of forgiveness-YOM Kippur but it is a religion of Joy-Shabbat,joy of a birth ,a wedding etc Let us follow in the footsteps of the rabbi. being proud to be a Jew and proud of our faith

[@BAn-mu4qe]

Beautiful!!!!! It gives hope and meaning to every life. How wonderful. May Rabbi Lord Sacks Rest in Peace.

[@yitzchoksprung5757]

Beautiful and thought provoking!! Thanks a lot Rabbi Sachs! You're words and vision are crystal clear! It's hard finding one with such clarity as you!

[@madisontelleria6318]

Yitzchok Sprung

[@contact3604]

Listen to Rabbi Tovia Singer👍 Just a suggestion. Moira From England.

[@sacha1259]

So Beautiful. Thank you.

[@chiarascura7574]

A life well lived is a source of joy

[@anniedheere2604]

I pray the world would listen and live by a life worth living and infused with meaning. Thank you Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

[@lizgichora6472]

Excellent teaching. ' Creation, and Revelation to Redemption ' bringing an end to suffering by searching for meaning in the present . Kind words that give us hope as we forge a future of Peace and Reconciliation as God is forgiving, Thank you very much.

[@kf5541]

What a fascinating person, he has my utmost respect, I learn so much from his teachings and feel blessed to have found him.

[@Braglemaster123]

Rabbi Sacks, wonderful as always :-)

[@baruchschmidt.enchanting5107]

Richard B. Davis Dr

[@hermanlotz6001]

Baruch Schmidt. Enchanting

[@contact3604]

One of the amazing Rabbi 's lm privileged to listen too. Another Rabbi who has great insights, is Rabbi Tovia Singer👍😊 Thank you for the download, l have subscribed. Moira From England.

[@beldonhuang]

Wonderfully and amazingly said. So much insight!

[@JosephNderituSenator]

Greatly appreciated ! A great fountain of wisdom

[@Hellyers]

great conversation!

[@lukesilva5013]

O rabino Sacks é fantástico!! May he live forever

[@Love-do6ei]

Profound talk. Loved it. Thank you for sharing!

[@annemariededekind6271]

Thank you so much Rabbi Sacks. It's like little Diamant found in the rubble. Amazing. Again, thank you.

[@leemary4833]

Found this a refreshing outlook on life. Wonderful insight.

[@dianagurman3649]

Lord Rabbi Dr Sacks, you say it so well.

[@elyjane6078]

Hi memory is a blessing...

[@RajinderKhela-e6v]

Amazing 🙏

[@guineverejackson1201]

I think it is very important when making biblical references to quote the verses from the bible. Proverbs 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 💖

[@afkesmit2600]

Love ❤️ the work of his life

[@matildawolfram4687]

Being a missionary is a great responsibility! The missionary must have great energy, fortitude and courage. Wherever the missionary goes, in whatever part of the world he is in, he must spread the Word. The local people must understand what the missionary is saying to them. The missionary must get the Word right to the people! Therefore, every missionary must know the language of the local people! To everyone who is going on a mission or preparing for one I would like to recommend a very good workshop by Yuriy Ivantsiv Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language. This excellent book will give you answers how to correctly learn a foreign language with a minimum of your time and effort. This book answers many of the questions that everyone faces when learning a language. Good luck with your important work!

[@villiestephanov984]

Thank You

[@judithfried1893]

He was probably the most influential brilliant person in this generation

[@madisontelleria6318]

Great!

[@madisontelleria6318]

Boi

[@jdkapperino8541]

REST IN PEACE RABBI

[@錢大智]

YHWH Live on faith. Light the world. Amen.

[@simoenriquez6736]

My sweet Lord Rabbi !

[@dkbrain3434]

16:00 on Shabbat. Brilliant.

[@contact3604]

Shabbat shalom🕎📖🍷 Moira From England.

[@QldTechie]

I wish I could get some decent volume from this talk on my iPad

[@mider9996]

I feel more forgiving n loving knowing God is loving I know God is just, should I not be just? Like Maimonedies and many taught, hell isn’t forever but we pay for our sins. How much love does God have compared to the Christian version that burns his enemies forever

[@danyacobi5982]

Must do a Hebrew translation in his lectures !!!

[@claudyjanvier9786]

How can I become jewish

[@abdalrhmanalsalim1381]

This is a modern view of ancient stories that do not make sense because those who made these stories did not have an idea beyond the measure of their understanding, so why should we add to the myths what is not in them just to keep them alive

[@drh8480]

Vey! Oy!

[@pastormagayver4922]

*JESUS CHRIST WILL FILL YOUR VOID , AMÉM.*

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

Stop your damnable *IDOLATRY* I suggest YOU Skedaddle - be gone‼️

[@pastormagayver4922]

@@shirleyannelindberg1692 Go to an urgent Evangelical church, search for your own salvation.

[@pastormagayver4922]

Joshua 24:23 Joshua said, "Then cast away the strange gods that are among you, and obey the LORD God of Israel with all your heart."

[@pastormagayver4922]

We are Evangelizing here today, Jesus Christ is the King of Glory and power, because everyone who believes in him and is baptized will be saved, seek his salvation, Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and salvation, Christ said to be fishers of men and women for salvation, amen...

[@pastormagayver4922]

Revelation 3: 20,21,22 Behold, I stand at the door, and am beating. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come into his house and take the evening meal with him and him with me. 21 He that overcometh will grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I overcame and have sat down as my Father in his throne. 22 He who has an ear, let him hear what the spirit says to the congregations.

[@azmovement79]

azz🕳️🇮🇳

[@verenigdkoninkrijk]

A clever man. Shame that Christianity diverted so much from it's original source. Jesus respected his roots and never changed the religion. That was done much later. God is so great and difficult to understand. Yes God is love and joy and looking after each other. For now Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. But it will be the capital of the world one day.

[@przemkowaliszewski3290]

Judaism is younger than Christianism. About 60 years! Jusaism has never been a root of Christianism. Christianism according to Yeshua developed in some opposition to mosaism, that is a root for judaism, but also gave a rise for Christianism. Christianity is a kind of pagan pathology within Christianism. It is important to know...

[@przemkowaliszewski3290]

@70AD That is certainly a good point. It is important to realize though that the fundamental difference between christianism (messianism), Judaism, and Christianity is ... truth

[@onsami1]

I still maintain that the prayer of the Lord is very much aimed at a similar type of beingness towards life.

[@perry900]

Jesus said “I am “ the way the truth and the life no one comes to the father but by me. Nothing has changed for them over 2000 years, they are still blind. It is not what enters the man through the mouth that defiles him but what comes out of our hearts. Abraham was told that many nations would be blessed by his seed not seeds. His seed being Jesus.

[@churcheldersteve3900]

Keep striving, you still can't see the holy when it is being professed before you. His message doesn't negate Christianity, it explains it! As a Christian church Elder I pray that people see God in us and that we are not bad witnesses. You are called to be a light unto the nations.

[@JasonGafar]

Who introduces a person as distinguished as Rabbi Sachs by reading off a smartphone? So disrespectful.

[@contact3604]

At least he is listening, that's the important thing!🤔 Shabbat shalom. Moira From England.

[@youngman44]

The irony of this comment is that your own criticism is something Rabbi Sacks would neither utter nor condone. And you also have lost the respect for age or the aged that Rabbi Sacks would also encourage - in particular that as we age, especially if, as with Volf, our minds are cluttered with ideas and philosophy, our minds are not as sharp with details like those he is reading off his phone so he wants to get it right. Such irony to make that your single post below a beautiful and ecumenical discussion of what it means to live life well in the presence of the divine which is a community and welcoming of strangers. And recognizing as Sacks and Volf observe that we are all flawed creature. Perhaps you would benefit from actual listening to and digesting the whole conversation? “Judaism is a profound religion of apology and forgiveness.”

[@miadahhajbi6442]

احذر الصهيونيه

[@miadahhajbi6442]

شيخ الاسلحه هههههههه تسمعون كلامه اقرأوا عنه وعن كلمن يحب قتل الناس

[@lea-marikriel4461]

Hebrews 6:20🇮🇱💡

[@lea-marikriel4461]

Luke 23:34🇮🇱💡

[@peterhowell2525]

Chief Rabbi and chief twerp. Sacks talks nonsense from a position of authority. Like all shamen.