Should "Christians" Wear Tzitzit? - The Forgotten Dress Code of Yeshua

[@PurpleHippy247]

Great teaching . Case closed ..exactly. Its is time the bride put on her wedding ring and not be ashamed .

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Amen, couldn't of summarised it better in one sentence 👏

[@daisiesndirt]

this teaching is dead wrong, tzitzit are for men only, google underthecloud tzitzit and you will find a true teaching given by Christ

[@barringtonhunte9914]

Great teaching so informative...Ruth was not a Moabite.... happy to go through the scriptures with you to prove it.

[@annemurphy9339]

@@barringtonhunte9914. I’d be most curious in your hypothesis here - do you have a video on it? I see no way that Ruth wasn’t a Moabite so I’m equally parts baffled and curious by your remark. Thank you.

[@WestCoastWatchman89]

I struggled and wrestled with wearing my Tassels for over a year. This video has blessed me and in obedience I will wear them. Blessings and shalom brother!

[@judithrowbotham273]

What a wonderful, clear, and convicting teaching Thank you , 100% Spirit and Truth

[@kathycurry761]

Ok this was the puzzle piece that I was missing and the best teaching I have heard in such a long time. So very grateful that I heard this message with my husband. After the teaching he asked me where the tzittzie were that I had made for him over a year ago, he put them on and I cried. Thank you so much for this video. I have already shared it with my family and friends. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@YahuahsChosen]

Halal lu Yahuah! I cried

[@TheBunzie1]

I could cut, copy and pace just about all of your sentiments, (excepting the husband part) regarding this Teaching. I, too, was missing a link, but no more after this powerful study. Blessed, I am indeed by these WORDS! Thank you, Abba, for hearing my prayers, and sending the prefect answer, through Your humble messenger of Almond House Fellowship. Grateful! 🙌🏾🙏🏾🕎

[@roberthunt1117]

I was so happy to read this

[@rebeccaringwood6901]

Thanks brother! Been compelled to be disciplined with wearing mine. I made excuses for a long time, but what a blessing I was missing out on ❤ since wearing mine I have been bumping into various people, and being able to share the word more. Wearing His uniform 🔥 HalleluYah

[@TCM1231]

The Ceremonial aspects of the Law have been transformed, we worship differently now.

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

That is a man made theology, show me where it tells us to seperate the Law into Ceremonial, Moral and Civil or keep one of those categories as a Christian? The Bible tells us, those who are in Christ become the common wealth of Israel as shown in the teaching. Therefore we are to observe the law as the nation of Israel.

[@IDidntKnow...]

I loved this teaching. I'm Christian, not Jewish & a few years ago, I decided to start dressing with Tzitzits. I've made my own with God's name & a white cape/shawl outfit to attach them to. I knew why I wanted to change how I dress outside the home, but your video gave me the confirmation with scripture that I'm not being inappropriate. TY so much. Much love & blessings now & forever.

[@emilymartinez7182]

I’ve recently started wearing them as well. Thank you for reassuring me that it’s between me and the father in heaven.

[@kerrypew710]

Beautiful, Inspired teaching - Thank you! I’ve been wearing as a woman (the only woman I’ve personally seen) for months now. No question I feel His covering as I do and am compelled to keep YHWH’s commandments no matter what! HallaluYAH 📖

[@LoveAboveAll]

Thank You Brother, I was so very Blessed by your teaching! I'm a disabled praying Grandmother I Look forward to making sets of tzitzits for my Son's & Grandsons I will continue praying for your ministry & sharing with everyone I can. Thank You, Shalom Shalom!

[@RainCountryHomestead]

Great teaching yet again and so very thorough, which I really appreciate. I actually made the choice about 6 months or so ago to wear both tassels, which I make myself and hook to the waistband of my skirt and the fringe, which I sew onto the hem of my flannel and other such shirts. I figure that way I am covering all the bases :) but I do enjoy wearing both

[@kimmieb2u]

Thank you Heidi for your comment. I have come to know and believe in following the entire Bible because you were open to sharing. I am so grateful to be worshipping on the Sabbath and look forward to the Lord's feasts. God bless everyone who is teaching and sharing the benefits of Torah and following in the steps of Jesus/Yeshua.

[@RainCountryHomestead]

@@kimmieb2u And thank you so much for sharing that with me! My prayer is that my testimony and how the Father has worked in our lives since following His whole world would encourage and inspire others to read it for themselves. Even if it is only one and you must be that one!

[@Yahuahreignsforever]

🤯 No doubt this is a command of Yah after watching this teaching! Well done Jakkie The fact that many will be grabbing our tassels as they know we are of YHVH .....what a place to be in, to guide others to Yah. And they recognise it and want it by what we wear and how we walk dedicated to walking in Torah.......I see many in the end days will be running to these what a sign to wear and to be a light in this dark world for others. Wow 👏🙌 I only made 1 at Sukkot Guess what I'm doing tomorrow 👍 Shabbat shalom 🕊️

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

HalleluYAH! 🕊 1 down 3 to go 🙌

[@sandraarchibald5044]

This is such an excellent video. I hope many more people watch it. 👍

[@Charl20]

Mind blown...I really cannot express the depth of understanding I have received from this and prayers were answered on scripture that I literally was asking for answers on recently. I was convicted yet blessed at the same time. My daughter also said it reminded her of flowers that blossom that are used for medicinal purposes, healing as tziytz (flower,bloom) bring us life healing when we are brought to Yahushua, we blossom to life. Excellent Yah inspired teaching brother, HalaluYah !

[@1MyOwnTube]

Such a lovely analogy! Brilliant! Abundant blessings!

[@blessedsuburbanmamma7062]

This made me cry. A very kind sister in Yeshua whom I’ve never met sent me my first and to this day only set of tassels I plan on learning to make more for my children and myself. It’s like putting on instant conviction.. I even want to make a pair I can sleep in!

[@StrummaChick]

Shalom I’ve been gently convicted of this for 2 years. Today I will be going to purchase the cords or make the tassels. No more excuses. This was the most concise biblical teaching I’ve ever heard on this subject. And I can’t thank you enough for sharing what The Holy One placed on your heart. May Yah bless you and keep you HalleluYah

[@OneInChristMinistry328]

Beautiful teaching Jack, praise YAH 🙌🏻 This teaching at Sukkot really convicted me and caused me to consult the word and ultimately wear my Tzitzits regardless of where I’m going or what I’m doing. Like you, I felt embarrassed and I put the opinions of man and my own feelings above the commandments of YAH. Since wearing my Tzitzits, I have had countless conversations as to what they are and I have been able to witness to many and share this blessing. Praise YAH 🙌🏻

[@Pursuingtorah]

This was me, too. Telling myself they weren't required for women so I didn't have to wear them... mainly because I was concerned what people would think. Yah forgive my stubborn and rebellious heart.

[@kathrynbeyer8857]

Exceptionally well put together, sadly So many that follow Yeshua have either never known or have forgotten sooo much of what you cover in this one study/kmessage. All Praise and Glory to God!!!

[@f.sguerra421]

😭😭😭 The truth and power behind this message is divinely overwhelming. A sign for the times. God had convicted me to look into it 3 weeks ago when I first heard of Tzit tzit. I started making my first set as the sabbath began and finished making my 2nd set at shabbat closing. I've forwarded your video to the most important people in my life. Shalom!

[@Timeless_Productions_uk]

*Zachariah 8-23* This is what the LORD of Hosts says: “In those days *ten men* from the nations of every tongue will tightly grasp the robe of a Jew, saying, ‘Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you.’ ” My sister @chiararealini pointed out the connection of the number *10* relating to the lost 10 tribes. Tzitzit helping to gather the remnant of the 10 tribes of Israel. Great addition 🔥

[@servicosliturgicosjudaicos6774]

On the garments of a jew, an observant jew, not a messianic jew. And the explanation of this verse is: In the end of the days, people with different beliefs will ask the jews to teach them about the real God. They won't look after a missionary, after a Christian of after a Muslim or whatever. They will look after a jew, that doesn't believe in Jesus, keeps the Torah the way it was given on Mount Sinai, the Writen Law and the Oral Law.

[@Pursuingtorah]

Jakkie, this was so wonderful. What a blessing to learn about what scripture says about tassels. I do not wear them regularly and honestly, have questioned the necessity. I do not question that anymore.

[@Ellie_prince]

This gave me a deeper understanding of the significance of the tassels for all of us, His children. Thank you Jakkie ❤️

[@nothinghere1996]

excellent and well researched. the blue is because the Kingdom of Heaven is all blue. ❤

[@Sidewayzlivin]

Thanks for this teaching. I've been pondering this for a while. I love the fact about Aaron's staff...why did it bloom? Because Yah chose him. Wear tzit tzit to be among Yah's chosen ones! 💕

[@darrenhills8718]

Loved this at Sukkot, praise Yah! 🙌🏕

[@beverleylivock9957]

This was a beautiful teaching that made me want to cry. Thankyou 🔥

[@emmacage]

Amazing❤️🙏🏻 Praise be to Yahweh for putting this on your heart, an in-depth tzit tzit teaching was much needed! And thank you Jakkie for all you put into this teaching to bring a greater understanding to the command and it’s beautiful blessings. Very inspiring. I pray this reaches many ears.🙏🏻 HalleluYah🤍

[@YahuahsChosen]

*"I(YaHUsHa) come in my Father's name(YaHUaH) but you DO NOT RECEIVE me! He comes in his own name(jesus,yeshua,yasiwashi,allah,christ,buddha,etc) and YOU ARE QUICK TO RECEIVE HIM!" Halal lu Yah means Praise be to Yahuah not any other world made name. Yahusha is the only name given to us for deliverance. Not a translation bc even Google agrees that NAMES NEVER TRANSLATE! Transliteration is different. The letter j is only 500 years old so even a child would recognize that Jesus is a name the world designed and put into scriptures where it should not be...THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION is THE FALSE IDOL THAT IS JESUS. Not Yahusha who DIED FOR US. Jesus is sitting in Yahusha's set apart place where it shouldn't. We are to sing praises and thank and worship and pray to YAHUSHAS name not a newly created device the scribes and pharahsee's put into scripture removing the key to salvation, playing gate keeper. Search up "profane my holy name" and apply this truth Yahusha brought forth to you, through me and you will see THAT WE HAVE PROFANED AND FORGOTTEN His name for our own names. Generational curses. "Because your father's father has forgotten my name and have called me by names of ba'al(lord=ba'al)." Galatians cries out for us to see that we have been cat fished. Test this matter, study to show yourselves approved. The road is narrow AND VERY FEW find it. Halal lu Yahuah forever! Baruk Yahuah!*

[@jeannienotofthisworld8365]

Thank you so much!!! Sharing! Yahuah bless you Brother! 🔥🕊

[@Exxieann]

Another awesome teaching Jackie….thank you Mishpa’cha….😇

[@edenononye6504]

Wowwwwwwwww!!! What a Masterpiece!!! What a Revelation!!! So much in one video!!! This video just popped up just a couple of days after asking d Lord, WHO ARE THE TRUE HEBREW ISRAELITES...a contentious issue in the world at large. The "MORE THAN ENOUGH " GOD,answered me just MORE THAN ENOUGH in just one video. What a journey of faith since being a HEBREW,crossing over to obey His laws..especially the law of Sabbath,which opened the door 🚪 to many more Revelations. Blessed are your eyes/ears that received this great Revelation. I am richly Blessed!!! Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@edenononye6504]

About to order d two sets of tzitzit,but I am seeing sold out....is it really sold out..thot you make it. Pls it's urgent...want to start wearing mine. Thanks

[@chiararealini]

Thank you brother for your tenacious and faithful study of Scripture💜 This is indeed a very timely teaching that helped convict some beloved sisters, and brothers too. Praise YAH and the work of His Ruach🔥🕊️

[@nakprod]

HalleluYah! I pray this touches someone who needs Jesus’ love in their life right now, by His will. Amen

[@YahuahsChosen]

*Jesus has no love. The name is desolate.* *"I(YaHUsHa) come in my Father's name(YaHUaH) but you DO NOT RECEIVE me! He comes in his own name(jesus,yeshua,yasiwashi,allah,christ,buddha,etc) and YOU ARE QUICK TO RECEIVE HIM!" Halal lu Yah means Praise be to Yahuah not any other world made name. Yahusha is the only name given to us for deliverance. Not a translation bc even Google agrees that NAMES NEVER TRANSLATE! Transliteration is different. The letter j is only 500 years old so even a child would recognize that Jesus is a name the world designed and put into scriptures where it should not be...THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION is THE FALSE IDOL THAT IS JESUS. Not Yahusha who DIED FOR US. Jesus is sitting in Yahusha's set apart place where it shouldn't. We are to sing praises and thank and worship and pray to YAHUSHAS name not a newly created device the scribes and pharahsee's put into scripture removing the key to salvation, playing gate keeper. Search up "profane my holy name" and apply this truth Yahusha brought forth to you, through me and you will see THAT WE HAVE PROFANED AND FORGOTTEN His name for our own names. Generational curses. "Because your father's father has forgotten my name and have called me by names of ba'al(lord=ba'al)." Galatians cries out for us to see that we have been cat fished. Test this matter, study to show yourselves approved. The road is narrow AND VERY FEW find it. Halal lu Yahuah forever! Baruk Yahuah!*

[@nakprod]

@@YahuahsChosen I know His name. We have to be common to the unbelievers, they don’t yet know His name.

[@HomeschoolHack]

So much anointing in this. I loved the line "He is the God in this relationship." That caused so much joy to well up. Glad to have found you guys as a UK ministry. Have a great week

[@MsSashaluv]

This is by far the best teaching on this subject and so powerful

[@kathrynecorscaden4571]

Such a moving teaching. I really enjoyed it. Well done Jakkie! Praise Yah 🙏🏼🥳

[@charlenehampton6878]

Thank you so much for your study on this command. This is the best most solid teaching on tzittzit I have ever heard. Taken from His Word for His Bride. Such a precious heart behind the command to show set-apartness. ❤

[@LightSeekers777]

This teaching is absolutely beautiful!

[@Sonshine1038]

Been wearing them since 2015. Shalom from NE Ohio. Thank you for such an in-depth study on them.

[@markpercival6068]

Thank you dear brother for your hard work and dedication to the truth, as always I hear the words of our Master Yeshua in your discourse. May Yah bless you richly for all your work. Shalom aleichem.

[@YahuahsChosen]

*"I(YaHUsHa) come in my Father's name(YaHUaH) but you DO NOT RECEIVE me! He comes in his own name(jesus,yeshua,yasiwashi,allah,christ,buddha,etc) and YOU ARE QUICK TO RECEIVE HIM!" Halal lu Yah means Praise be to Yahuah not any other world made name. Yahusha is the only name given to us for deliverance. Not a translation bc even Google agrees that NAMES NEVER TRANSLATE! Transliteration is different. The letter j is only 500 years old so even a child would recognize that Jesus is a name the world designed and put into scriptures where it should not be...THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION is THE FALSE IDOL THAT IS JESUS. Not Yahusha who DIED FOR US. Jesus is sitting in Yahusha's set apart place where it shouldn't. We are to sing praises and thank and worship and pray to YAHUSHAS name not a newly created device the scribes and pharahsee's put into scripture removing the key to salvation, playing gate keeper. Search up "profane my holy name" and apply this truth Yahusha brought forth to you, through me and you will see THAT WE HAVE PROFANED AND FORGOTTEN His name for our own names. Generational curses. "Because your father's father has forgotten my name and have called me by names of ba'al(lord=ba'al)." Galatians cries out for us to see that we have been cat fished. Test this matter, study to show yourselves approved. The road is narrow AND VERY FEW find it. Halal lu Yahuah forever! Baruk Yahuah!*

[@YahuahsChosen]

*"I(YaHUsHa) come in my Father's name(YaHUaH) but you DO NOT RECEIVE me! He comes in his own name(jesus,yeshua,yasiwashi,allah,christ,buddha,etc) and YOU ARE QUICK TO RECEIVE HIM!" Halal lu Yah means Praise be to Yahuah not any other world made name. Yahusha is the only name given to us for deliverance. Not a translation bc even Google agrees that NAMES NEVER TRANSLATE! Transliteration is different. The letter j is only 500 years old so even a child would recognize that Jesus is a name the world designed and put into scriptures where it should not be...THE ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION is THE FALSE IDOL THAT IS JESUS. Not Yahusha who DIED FOR US. Jesus is sitting in Yahusha's set apart place where it shouldn't. We are to sing praises and thank and worship and pray to YAHUSHAS name not a newly created device the scribes and pharahsee's put into scripture removing the key to salvation, playing gate keeper. Search up "profane my holy name" and apply this truth Yahusha brought forth to you, through me and you will see THAT WE HAVE PROFANED AND FORGOTTEN His name for our own names. Generational curses. "Because your father's father has forgotten my name and have called me by names of ba'al(lord=ba'al)." Galatians cries out for us to see that we have been cat fished. Test this matter, study to show yourselves approved. The road is narrow AND VERY FEW find it. Halal lu Yahuah forever! Baruk Yahuah!*

[@haleyaudiss]

Great teaching! Ive been wearing mine for a year now but after watching this it has given me more motivation to share why! Shalom

[@wynfeather9997]

♥️💖Most Beautiful YAHUAH💖♥️ 💖🔥♥️🙌🙌🙌♥️🙌🙌🙌♥️🔥💖 Thank you for such a meaningful and wonderful teaching. Much love and blessings. 🙌♥️🙏🏻All Praise YAH🙏🏻♥️🙌

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

*Due to unseen circumstances there will be no Torah Portion this week, although we hope you enjoy this new teaching instead!* "Christians" today represent their faith physically by buying all kinds of items, whether that be crosses, bible t-shirts, scripture etched jewellery etc. However, does the scripture already tell us to wear something that we can represent Yeshua (Jesus) with? In this study we investigate history, prophecy and more... researching the forgotten dress code of Yeshua (Jesus), the tzitzit, and if "Christians" should wear them.

[@maliedeklerk6265]

This teaching was ment for today!!! It is a super special teaching!!! PRAISE BE TO ABBA

[@Pursuingtorah]

Of course, we understand. Yah bless. Praying for all of you.

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

@@maliedeklerk6265 Yah's providence 🙏 Praise be to Him

[@lozhopk7147]

Truly inspiring. I have been sowing mine into my undergarments up until now... well I'd best get to work on my outergarments this Shabbat hadn't I. Case closed brother. Thank you Jackie for your thoroughly enjoyable, professional, insightful and thoughtful presentation. Shabbat Shalom

[@lozhopk7147]

Sorry for misspelling your name Jakkie

[@charlenesayer7345]

Awesome teaching from you Brother. Thank you. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@marlenevaneyssen5462]

Thanks so much we learned so much more, All the Praise and Glory to Father Yah. Amen 🕎

[@slipresistantthecampaign]

This was a blessing Shalom in Yahusha name all praise to Yahuah!

[@SamlSchulze1104]

Wow. Like, wow. There's a system i can easily install on my clothes to wear the tassels? Oh yeah, let's do this!

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Shalom! We are glad you enjoyed the teaching, praise Yah! You can buy all sort of little clips, some people even sew them into their clothes or an under garment.

[@yaoughtabelieve7460]

thank you brother Jack. Please what was the translation used for the master of legions verse at the end of the video?

[@roncsy94]

Great teaching! Glory to God. I'm also curious, please do let us know.

[@Timeless_Productions_uk]

Shalom, thanks for watching and praise be to Yah. I took it from a book I read called "Tzitzit" by Toby Janicki. I don't recommend the book but I filtered truths from it. I looked several times for the translation but couldn't find it and I didn't want to reference the book in the teaching as I don't agree with the authors conclusion and didn't want to mislead people. I didn't spend too long trying to find it but if I was to look again it seems to be orthodox "ish" Hebrew to English translation. I couldn't find a reference in the book either. Nonetheless breaking the sentence down in the blue letter bible you could conclude the translation is legit regardless of knowing the translation version 🙏

[@pegtop5455]

@@Timeless_Productions_uk The Stone edition of the Tanach starts out the same way and except for a more messiah friendly choice of a few key words it remains the same. I am guessing Tobe or FFOZ writers used it as the foundation and gave their translation of the words that vary from it (like Minyon, and Tzitzit of Mashiach). It’s Just a guess, but an educated guess because I have sat with writers from FFOZ like Aaron Eby, who was chief translator for the Delitzsch Hebrew Matthew. This may be one of his translations. Here is the Stone edition of the tanach. In the Tanach It is Zechariah 8:23. “ Thus said HASHEM, Master of Legions: In those days it will happen that ten men, of all the [different] languages of the nations, will take hold, they will take hold of the corner of the garment of a Jewish man, saying, Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you!” The Hebrew text in the Stone edition does not have the word tzitzit, but [beit-khaf-nun-phe] So it seems they took some liberty here to change it to tzitzit, unless there are other Hebrew manuscripts that actually use tzitzit. Also, the Hebrew here does not contain the word Meshiach; but rather “ish yehudi”. Maybe this is an idiom for messiah. I don’t know. They would though. For sure.

[@shadow_ow2]

Beautifully put Jakkie. I missed the teaching while we were at Sukkot but it was YaH's will as he clearly wanted me to listen to this on the shalom of Shabbat in my own home. Been listening to it in parts every time I've been in the shower, which I often use as a personal Mikveh, and it has felt cleansing to listen to. Praise YeHoVaH!

[@northamericanmarkets920]

Great work brother in Messiah, awesome teaching regarding the Tzitzit ! PRAISE YAHUAH !!!

[@soniaclarke1171]

Really enjoyed the teaching, thank you Jack.

[@oneinmessiah7575]

Shalom, wow this is truly profound. The almond blossoms, the hair, the covenants. It all ties together perfectly (pun intended lol) I've always believed it was for men only. Now I'm not sure anymore. Is it sin if I don't as a woman? How do I deal with being respectful to the Jewish community who might see me with them and think its disrespectful? Im a building a seperation wall between me and my Jewish neighbours? Cultural norms? Is it a testimony to my Sunday Christian friends and family or a stumbling block? All these questions come up as I ponder this study. Anyone some wisdom for me? It's not that I personally don't want to wear them, it's all these questions I have mentioned before. Also my community and elders advice against wearing them. So all this to say its not always easy.

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Shalom, HalleluYAH and glory to the king! I understand your view of not wanting to become a stumbling block, although, is it a sin for a woman not to observe the shabbat? Definitely! As mentioned it's the same Hebrew word used for the command of tzitzit so I would say it is. Scriptural > Traditional There's a stark warning in Mark *Mark 7:8* You have disregarded the commandment of God to keep the tradition of men.” We must not bow to tradition of man like Daniel if it puts us at emnity with Yah. Bless you for having a heart of a peacemaker, I would say you could wear them modestly, not opting for the most lengthy tassels. But also consider that there are some Rabbi's that permit women wearing tztizit as they see the view as I demonstrated in the teaching, tzitzit is actually a feminine noun. If you are around Jews it may be worth arming yourself with the names of the Rabbi's to give a reasoning if questioned to appear blameless.

[@pegtop5455]

I struggle with these questions also. The more I study and follow the teachings in the Bible, the more isolated I become from people. Is that what “set apart” qodesh means? Did YHVH really mean for me to be alone? I mean, isn’t loving and being loved more important than being set apart? It’s hard, but I am still trying to keep his commandments. And suddenly the words of Yeshua regarding those who follow his teachings start coming true in my life. I was always popular and never persecuted or hated as He said I would be if I followed Him. That always puzzled me...until I actually started keeping his commandments...all of them I could find...and All he said about family, about being persecuted, about being hated... suddenly came to pass. I lost pretty much everything that meant anything to me. I die daily, as Paul said. Matthew 16:24 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “If any of you wants to be my follower, you must give up your own way, take up your cross, and follow me. 25 If you try to hang on to your life, you will lose it. But if you give up your life for my sake, you will save it. Copy paste: if you have time and desire to read further on this concept, it says everything I would say, but better: “I Die Daily The apostle Paul in his first epistle to the Corinthian Church wrote the famous phrase: “I die daily” (1 Corinthians 15:31). In this passage, Paul was showing his pride in the fruits of his ministry and the hope of the Resurrection that allowed him to endure trials and actually “die daily.” Paul argued, if there is no resurrection from the dead, this daily dying would appear to be foolishness. He did not ascribe credit for his ministry, but credited its success to “Christ Jesus our Lord.” The life of the apostle to the Gentiles was so full of hardships, persecutions, troubles, and trials that it might have seemed like a living death. In Romans 8:36, he wrote, “For Your sake we are killed all day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.” And he added in 2 Corinthians 4:8-11, “We are hard-pressed on every side, yet not crushed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed- always carrying about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body. For we who live are always delivered to death for Jesus’ sake, that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our mortal flesh.” Strength in Weakness The phrase “I die daily” contains also the secret for Paul’s triumphant life. For the Lord revealed to him “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness. Therefore most gladly I will rather boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ’s sake. For when I am weak, then I am strong” (2 Corinthians 12:9,10). The Lord meets all the needs of His children with His grace. God has never promised to change the circumstances of His children or free them from hardships. Outwardly a believer may be broken, yet inwardly he will have perfect peace (Isaiah 26:3, 4). Thus, defeat can always be transformed into victory. The character of the believer is formed when he doesn’t rely on self but God. The great heroes of the Bible such as Noah, Abraham, Moses, Elijah, Daniel went through similar experiences. The Hope of the Resurrection The apostle Paul understood clearly that the life of the believer must be one of self-denial at every step of the road (Galatians 2:20; Matthew 16:24-26). The believer who struggles in this life and walks through the valley of the shadow of death (Psalm 23:4), may take courage from the fact that all trials will cease when Jesus Christ comes again, raise the dead, and take the righteous to their eternal home of glory (1 Corinthians 15:51-53; 1 Thessalonians 4:16, 17). This very hope gives him the stamina to die daily. In His service, BibleAsk Team”

[@teresalynn24]

Thank you for this teaching hope everyone is well. Wanted to know where I can get the flower pens that you are using to attach them too please and thank you

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Thank you and praise be to Yah! You can check them out on our website if you click on our tzitzit on the market place. They are enamel pins

[@andycorscaden3970]

Well this was well worth the wait since I missed it at Sukkot! Great teaching brother Praise Yah! 🙌

[@CTFamEd]

Thank you for this teaching Jakkie

[@thomasgildersleeve4723]

I have been wearing tassels for 3 years now. Due to the job I have I only wear the ones in the back, the front ones have the possibility of getting caught in moving parts. they have given me shalom and comfort in many trials. Having them on and always within my reach reminds me of how close I am to keep YHWH in my life.

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

HalleluYAH, makes sense to us! The Torah prioritises life 💙

[@TabbeyAnn]

I’m a Christian and I’ve been slowly wanted to express my love for Adonai & begin wearing Tzitzit but everywhere online I saw people getting so much hate. Saying we are stealing culture & I was so so scared. I didn’t want to offend Jewish people at all. They are the bride & so beautiful but I really want to follow this practice & commandment. Thank you for this explanation, full break down. ❤

[@MommaHub1966]

I'm Messianic Jewish. I believe in the Messiah. I do not call myself a Christian & I do not call him Jesus. I refer to him by his Hebrew name Yeshua Ha'Mashiach. I do not idolize statues & figures of what Caucasians thing Yeshua looks like, nor do I idolize statues or crosses. I'd you are Messianic & Torah observant it is perfectly acceptable to wear Tzit Tzit.

[@TabbeyAnn]

​@@MommaHub1966 Yes i do refer to him as his Hebraic name as well :) Understand when people say Jesus its just translation :) not a new name for him in total. Also true believers know he wasn't of Caucasian decent but also it does not matter :) his appearance doesn't matter and shouldn't effect anything

[@lisetta3165]

Wow what a blessing thank you

[@kln2729]

Wow.... this was a masterpiece! I would love to buy your work!

[@lynnehoughton9027]

Really interesting thank you Jackie x

[@Snowcrystalsfalling]

This teaching is clear, precise, so very beautiful and such a blessing, thank you.

[@Joe-ll1sb]

Yes brother awesome work for The Kingdom

[@zelinkxspicyramen]

Thank you, brother!

[@D-R-dB]

O wow. Such a powerful message. HalleluYah. Thank you, especially for the testimony at the end, as this is what I am struggling with. Had a few other valid questions that were answered in this video, now just being a faithful bride with her wedding ring on. Makes you think deeply!

[@peculiaranimations]

I did a video on tzitzit too, I love my tzits! ❤

[@infantryblack]

You got this 100% right in my view as a Tora Christian. I believe in Jesus as our salvation but we are told with many of the laws to do for all your generations.

[@DonovanJLLias]

This Teaching has helped me make up my mind, thank you.

[@sondrafitzgerald]

Thank you for this teaching! I bought some tzitzits to wear some time ago but never found a good way to wear them as I don't wear jeans regularly. I tried using safety pins but they'd just get pulled off and lost every time I tried that. Can you share how you wear them? It looked from the video like you sewed a button on your shirts?

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Shalom! Thank you and praise be to Yah! You can get creative, safety pins, clips, sow them in, make holes in clothes etc. In the video I use enamel pins. You can check them our on our website, click any of our tzitizt on the marketplace 👍

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Thank you Brother. Shalom

[@jimmyhayes3692]

I read for myself not too long ago and asked my friend shouldn’t I be wearing tzit tzit and so I made myself some and wear them daily now and I’m a woman

[@rejohnanand]

The first time I am watching your channel I learn so many things from this video. Thank you so much for opening my eyes I am a gentile. Thank you for remembering me. I was grafted into the Israel.

[@Artforall80]

Beautiful teaching brother ❤

[@sammurray12912]

This was so well done. I'm glad you love your tzits now, I love mine too💜

[@peculiaranimations]

Awesome video, and so thorough!

[@darylmcmanus1815]

Praise Yah great study

[@Terispeculiar]

Good video and much needed as we are Commanded to ware them, KAW-NAW (H7065) also another Name of our Creator Elohim.. he YaHuaH Tells Moses that his Name is Jealous (Kaw-Naw) for I am a Jealous Elohim. Pretty YAH-MAZING when puzzle pieces Fit Precisely in place. Love and Blessings Everyone Shalom

[@messiahhealsministries]

Good teaching 😊

[@Rahel8811]

Hallelujah praise Yeshua!

[@erlindacampos4905]

Amen thank you so much for enlightening teachings ❤it, shalom

[@yeshukingzion9189]

Wow! Thank you!

[@JJ-Misch]

This was really really good. thank you for your in-depth study.

[@nekollalindsey8691]

Beautiful teaching! Thank you!

[@ShalemAhava]

Fantastic video. Such a huge blessing.

[@Ben_EH-Heyeh]

To understand what the thread of blue is, how and why it was twisted and tied, understanding the Talit is key as a Covering garment, an ancient jacket. The word Talit is a form of the word Talah, where Talah means Lamb or Sheep. Talah most likely refers to the hair of the sheep which is processed to become the Talit covering blanket. How were blankets made? They were made on a stick loom. Looking at the Navajo looms will provide understanding of the fringes of the Talit. These fringes were cut, then knotted to prevent unraveling. The Two corner threads are required to include a blue thread when knotting. I learned, Talits were woolen ancient jackets/personal blankets. In blanket weaving, fringe threads are a product of the weaving, being support while the blanket is woven.

[@pegtop5455]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this. !!

[@zebwisdom4720]

Wow, this was a question I have been asking as I am very new to Torah. Very exited to have found you guys, you being this side of the pond. I truly believe YAH has been leading me in this direction though I wasn't sure if women were meant to do so, now I know. Shalom, shalom.😊

[@brightmatter7]

hello thank you for the teaching! I'm interested to know what translation you are using for the third version of Zechariah 8:13 around minute 56:18 of your video?

[@cellerdoor2954]

Thank you for your research ❤

[@inertproductionsalternate9114]

Great teaching. I will have to think about how I could wear them as I work around and inside machinery, and any jewelry or loose clothing is a major hazard as they can get caught in a machine and pulled in. And these machines are unforgiving of mistakes. Also the other consideration is oil and grease. If I wear them at work they will get stained. So maybe just when I'm off work?

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Thank you! All glory be to Yah 🙌 The Torah prioritises life in every case so I think it would be viewed as wisdom incase they get caught in machinery. However the Bible also doesn't state the length of them so you could have very small tassels or even have them tucked in? Although this is suggestion and always prioritise life first!

[@robinmitchell6132]

Blessed to be Raised in The MARK OF THE FEASTS 📜

[@WileyKoochka-ut1wf]

Thank you

[@cellerdoor2954]

Makes sence why bule and baby blue is my fav color with green 😅😊❤

[@treymorman410]

I’m a messianic but I stick with the custom and traditions of wearing them. I would never wear mine on my belt loop. 4 corner garment is the tradition and that’s what I will keep

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Yes not all traditions are bad! As long as it is not elevated to the same authority of the Word or contradict the Word. It is a great way to attach your tzitzit onto the edges of your garment but not the only way.

[@YosefShaw]

I really appreciate this teaching it’s command whether we like it or not like I was telling these brothers earlier.

[@Jesusforgives-w2e]

Hey can I make a bracelet with these colors or does it have to be a Tzitzit thread?

[@HannahSegullah]

this is amazing, deep, and beautiful. what an honor, to be able to wear the tassels, and to know and understand all they mean and all they stand for. there is so much more to them for us than the reminder to obey. we also get the privilege of looking back to our Savior healing people with His, and we can carry this beautiful symbol of new life, risen from the death and destruction of sin. They can remind us of our salvation, and the promise of new life, eternally enjoyed in the presence of YhWH.

[@robinmitchell6132]

How Blessed is Your LOVE FOR YHWH ELOHIM ☄️📜🗝️

[@cephasnkhoma2301]

Thanks brother I'm from Zambia here we don't have people who teach correctly things gos divertly line no good (answers )

[@ychapand]

Hi Jack, do U ship to Australia????😊

[@ellenlefavour628]

Thank you Jakkie for the deepest, most comprehensive teaching on the subject I have ever heard. I have repented and am wearing my tzitzit again, even though I know my goats will suck on them and try to steal them. I will ask Yah’s protection over them from His capricious caprini.

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

Praise Yah! Bless you sis. They don't have to be long, there is no specific commandment length, maybe adjust the size! We wear short ones for working out 🙏

[@ellenlefavour628]

@@AlmondHouseFellowship The ones I made are only 5” long, and the most capricious goat already tried to steal one while I was feeding them this evening. Hopefully once they get used to them they will leave them alone. She is the same goat that steals my hat and work gloves every chance she gets, so I wasn’t surprised.

[@Alleycatthegadite]

Only if they are willing to keep the Torah.

[@nikkolystanley3367]

He is so faithful! I have mine laying on the bathroom counter and they have been there since Sukkot. A sweet girl made them for me while we tabernacled. Last night I almost put them on, but I didn’t have anything to tie them too. Do you have suggestions for that? This past week I had a pastor from a four square congregation reach out to me and ask me about a book about false gods that is popular right now. . She said I “red pilled” her about Christmas. I told her she was fulfilling scripture and pulling on my tzitzits. Then I thought- why am I not actually wearing them? I had been taught years ago it was only for the men, so I hadn’t thought too much about it until recently because of the Zachariah scripture. Anyway, as I sat down today wondering what anointed word Almond House had to share- BAM!😂😂😂 One Head, Body, and the same Spirit. Praise Yah! May we each have ears to hear, eyes to see, and obedient hearts. 🕊🙏 Thank you for this! Shalom!

[@kathrynecorscaden4571]

Wow that’s amazing! Blows my mind all the time 🤯 🙏🏼 For attaching your tzitzits, many women (including myself) use safety pins and attach to our various style shirts/ dresses or belt-less pants. Many men use the loop on the end to hook through their belt loops. If I’m wearing jeans then I’ll do that too. Some people even have fancy little clips that easily clip onto belt loops. I’ve also seen pins that look like an earring stud that pierces through the fabric with the tzitzit dangled off from a little loop. Loads of ideas for you there haha. Hope this helps!

[@kerrypew710]

I’ve attached them onto the four corners of a tank top with pins then wear my regular top over! I also have them on the four corners of a scarf and I wear it around my neck and it hangs over my shoulders. So many options - be creative and enjoy!!

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

@@kerrypew710 Amen, the creative freedom is beautiful in this mitzvah

[@AlmondHouseFellowship]

We also sell tzitzit with enamel pins on our website so you can attach to a dress/gym wear etc.

[@nikkolystanley3367]

Very helpful ideas, thank you!