The Truth About Blood Atonement in the Hebrew Scriptures: Dr. Brown Responds to Rabbi Singer

[@Yesunimwokozi1]

Thanks very much dr brown ur a blessing to us

[@mf4674]

Thanks Dr. Brown, very clear as usual. May Lord have mercy to Tovia Singer, he is so blind by his visceral anti Christianity. I really wish him to turn his heart to Lord Jesus Christ, everything is possible to our Lord.

[@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs]

Have you ever lied, stolen, used God's name in vain, looked wuth lust? if so you need to repent today and Believe in Jesus Christ to save you from Hell and go to heaven instead

[@justdanny4980]

Delusional people

[@samanthacanales9102]

This is great Dr. Brown you are a light to the gentiles, He also said the atonement was only for UN-INTENTIONAL SIN, As I posted a correction as per Leviticus 16, 16 & 21, the atonement was for all the sins and iniquities of the nation - then I was mysteriously block, I noticed that most my posts on dissenting on any of teaching are blocked, I so happy that you are exposing his subtle pervertion of scriptures. as those who have not knowledgeable of scriptures are mislead by the rabbi. Bless you.

[@glennshrom5801]

Just to clarify: That prayer has replaced sacrifice as a means of atonement? No. The New Sacrifice has replaced the old sacrifices. That prayer has replaced the Temple? No. The new Temple has replaced the Old Temple (Rev. 21:22 shows the direction we are already in.) All I am saying is that the Scriptures Rabbi Singer talks of might really be saying that the day will come that God will institute a prayer practice that will be the daily routine of the priesthood of all believers, in place of the Temple sacrifices that were the duties of the priesthood. That day is here now, in NT times, not as how the Rabbis understood, but as the prophets foretold as they foresaw the day of the prayers in Y'shua's Name. The fruit of our lips giving thanks is the new daily sacrifice of praise that the saints are involved in. That prayer has replaced sacrifice? Yes, but not as a means of atonement. Only as the new priestly ministry of God's people.

[@tehilla474]

May God in Yeshua bless your work, Brother! For God's glory! May His Spirit always give you the wisdom to proclaim His Truth!

[@TN-Rural-Noachide-Woman]

There is ONE G-D not in anything or anyone HE IS ABOVE ALL not yeshua not JC not anything else ECHAD FOREVER ETERNAL JUST AS HE SAID HE DOESNT CHANGE HIS MIND

[@stephenbailey914]

How awesome it would, will be for T Singer to bow to the Messiah. Praying that it’s before it’s to late. Thank you Doc Brown

[@karenlong5622]

Dear Tovia Singer: there is a reason why Peter's 3 denials of Yahusha immediately prior to Messiah's execution (denied before a maiden, a man and a man) are then later cancelled by his 3 admissions of his love for Messiah after His resurrection; as Yahusha says, after each admission, Peter do you love Me? Yahusha then encourages him to "feed My lambs" - "feed My sheep" and "feed My sheep" - in amazing correlation to the maiden (lamb) the man (sheep) and the man (sheep)! AMAZING. And, not coincidentally, both the denials and the admissions were done in front of charcoal fires; indicating that, just as the prophet Isaiah's mouth was purged by hot coals from the Altar 700 years prior in order to be YHWH's spokesman, Peter's mouth is being cleansed by this sacrifice of Yahusha's 19 to 20 cups of Pure, Spotless, Non-defiled, Priceless Blood shed for him, for you and for me! RECEIVE HIM TODAY - there is no more Sacrifice needed for our sins - IT IS FINISHED iiiIiii

[@Marshelle29]

Amen Teach Dr. Brown. Wonderful❤ teaching.

[@luisrosalesEAGLE]

Thank you dr brown the Holy Spirit is who speak through you ❤❤❤

[@OckertvdW]

Regarding intentional sins, I like to consider Psalm 51, in which David expresses penance and received forgiveness after adultery, murder, perjury, theft and coveting, all of which represents, from a common perspective, intentional sins.

[@ombandajeanpaul7117]

Leviticus 4, 5, 6 and 7 confirm the atonement through blood. It takes into account intentional sins and others.

[@Zakleo888]

Thank you! Glory to God!

[@richardsorel4647]

This was an excellent video that clarified key parts of scripture and enriched my understanding. Thank you.

[@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs]

Have you ever lied, stolen, used God's name in vain, looked wuth lust? if so you need to repent today and Believe in Jesus Christ to save you from Hell and go to heaven instead

[@jayr526]

Good stuff, Doctor.

[@BiblicalApologetics]

Many jews actually do acknowledge that some INTENTIONAL leave out info, and Tovia Singer is one of those. That is why I started my channel devoted to those type of rabbis...anti-missionaries. Tovia, in fact, has a HUGE error in his book regarding Hebrew 9:22 quote. I point it out in two videos.

[@nadzach]

Oh, good. This has long been my understanding. There was a time when i felt moved to pray as David prayed. The children had moved on and my husband was seldom home. Now, you soon find all your prayers prayed and then what. So i began praying in tongues. You may not agree, but this is what i did. I learned to breathe my prayer, in and out. When i had questions about scripture, i could see the answers and understand things readily. One important point is that of the life being in the blood. With the calves of our lips we offer that essence of life every time we exhale. And if i remember correctly, that "hal" we see in hallelujah is the same "hal" in exhale and inhale. The hallel are some specific psalms, but i believe the "hl" is even withing the title of the book, Psalms. Even so, our God has forgiveness in his hand just waiting for us to ask. God is good, and his mercy endures forever. Whether or not you receive is a matter of faith. We can use our spiritual songs to praise him for his kindness.

[@markhaszoe-life6337]

I'm not a jew and definitely not an expert at the law. But I understand fairly well the atoning blood of Jesus Christ, what the Cross means and how His sacrifice took away sin past, present & future. We can take part at the time we receive Him by faith added with repentance all by his grace 🙏 🙌 ❤️

[@HalLeath]

In that hour Jesus rejoiced in the Spirit and said, “I thank You, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that You have hidden these things from the wise and prudent and revealed them to babes. Even so, Father, for so it seemed good in Your sight. Luke 10:21 Sometimes scholars and intellectuals need to become ”BABES”

[@orangemanbad]

Dr. Brown. You have helped bring me back to Christ. But I’m still confused on why does the Tanakh state no one can serve in another’s place for sin? (Not the father for the son or the son for the father but the one who commits the sin is the one who will die). But then it changes when Jesus comes and dies in our place? Thanks!

[@LFTV]

From the AskDrBrown Team: We are so glad to hear that our materials have helped you come back to the Lord. Wonderful! As for your question, yes, under the Law, no human being can take the place of another human being, since we are responsible for our sins. But the whole atonement system points to God's mercy and His plan to bring the ultimate substitute for our sins, the Messiah, since all of us are doomed to die outside of His grace. This video will help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYPKi5p9mdmdirc. If you have further questions, please write to us at [e-mail].

[@TheCathodox]

If I may add about the atonement questions. As you quoted "the one who commits the sins will die" true but then you have the atonement system such as Leviticus 17:11 which doesn't contradict what you say but offers a way out for the repentanced sinner. The reason God wanted animal sacrifices is because animals don't have human sin so they are "clean" and because they are sinless God can transfer our sin into their bodies to justly punish and destroy our sins. That's how God offers forgiveness through his mercy WHILE remaining Just. Now Jesus was able to be a lamb because he was without Sin. You cannot have a sinner taking the sin of another sinner because that doesn't make sense. It's like receiving the Holy spirit twice, how can you receive what's already there? Now because Jesus was without Sin, God could transfer all our sins into his body and justly punish sin and destroy it forever! Hope that helps.

[@nathanjohnwade2289]

Has he ever heard of the Samaritans? They still exist in the Holy Land, and they still do sacrifice animals according to the Torah.

[@nashashbel6922]

Are you serious? Really? I have never heard that ...

[@nathanjohnwade2289]

@@nashashbel6922 Yes, there's videos on KZbin about them. Search.

[@nashashbel6922]

@@nathanjohnwade2289 ok thanks !

[@sketchbook1]

As it says in Hebrews... if we deliberately go on sinning after the knowledge of the truth, NO SACRIFICE IS LEFT (the sin in this case is to go on thinking you don't need Christ but only need the law...). Thus, for almost 2000 there has been NO sacrifice for sin, since Jesus' sacrifice is sufficient. If you don't have HIS sacrifice atoning for you, then no sacrifice is even provided for you.

[@thomasmarchese2808]

Exactly. And Hebrews was written to Jews being pressured to go back to the sacrifices and reject Jesus. That’s VERY important.

[@nathankupczyk3125]

I have a big question to dr. Brown. Let's say maybe you're right that when it says in Ezekiel 18 if you repent you won't die that doesn't mean and atonement (even its open for discussion that when it says you won't die if it's not because it's an atonement, but in any case) in verse 22 says; none of the offense they have committed will be remembered against them. Now is my question what does mean the wards WILL NOT BE REMEMBERED against them if not an atonement. In verse 31 says; throw away from you all your transgressions. now what means THROW AWAY if not forgiveness?

[@sassy3923]

This is an excellent rebuttal to Tovia Singer's teaching on blood atonement. But one question: while Daniel was in exile, how did he receive atonement for his sins all those years by praying towards Jerusalem? The temple was destroyed and there were no sacrifices being done by the priests, so how did he or any other Jew receive atonement while in Babylon?

[@SpotterVideo]

New Covenant Whole Gospel: Let us now share the Old Testament Gospel found below with the whole world. On the road to Emmaus He said the Old Testament is about Him. He is the very Word of God in John 1:1, 14. Awaken Church to this truth. Jer 31:31 Behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah: Jer 31:32 Not according to the covenant that I made with their fathers in the day that I took them by husband unto them, saith the LORD: Jer 31:33 But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel; After those days, saith the LORD, I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people. Jer 31:34 And they shall teach no more every man his neighbour, and every man his brother, saying, Know the LORD: for they shall all know me, from the least of them unto the greatest of them, saith the LORD: for I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more. Is the most important genealogy in the Bible found in Matthew 1:1 (Gal. 3:16)? Is God's Son the ultimate fulfillment of Israel (John 1:49)? Why has the modern Church done a pitiful job of sharing the Gospel with modern Orthodox Jews? Why would someone tell them they are God's chosen people and then fail to share the Gospel with them? Who is the seed of the woman promised in Genesis 3:15? Who is the "son" in Psalm 2? Who is the "suffering servant" of Isaiah 53? Who would fulfill the New Covenant promised in Jeremiah 31:31-34? Who would fulfill the timeline of Daniel chapter 9 before the second temple was destroyed? Why have we not heard this simple Old Testament Gospel preached on Christian television in the United States on a regular basis? Once a person comes to understand the New Covenant promised to Israel and Judah in Jeremiah 31:31-34, which is found fulfilled by Christ during the first century in Hebrews 8:6-13, and Hebrews 10:16-18, and specifically applied to the Church in 2 Corinthians 3:6-8, and Hebrews 12:22-24, man-made Bible doctrines fall apart. Let us now learn to preach the whole Gospel until He comes back. The King of Israel is risen from the dead! (John 1:49, Acts 2:36) Watch the KZbin video “The New Covenant” by Bob George.

[@nashashbel6922]

Anyway we don't need to go any further to notice that the sacrificial system is both for Intentional / unintentional sins , 1Kings 8:32-52 ,Salomon talks about ALL KIND of sin intentional / unintentional (in the context where the temple is still standing) and there is no need to bring animals all the time , what is needed is simply turn toward the temple ( the house of sacrifice ) and do Teshuva .

[@nashashbel6922]

@@Ttcopp12rt it says when you Sin (of any kind) , to receive forgiveness repentance is needed then , you have to turn toward the temple because according to God's response to Salomon 's prayer , the temple is" the house of sacrifice "where atonement being made. You can read Gods response to Salomon 's prayer in 2 Chronicles 7 :11-22. You will understand why you have to turn toward the temple so that your sins are forgiven as long as you repent . It's not just " turn toward the temple " then you will b forgiven . You receive forgiveness because the temple is the only place where Atonement is being made . That's the role of the temple , Atonement!

[@danr1852]

@Nash Ashbel, to be fair, Sahih Luke has a point. You are talking about forgiveness in general whereas Sahih Luke is talking about the sacrificial system with its very detailed rules and regulation as specified in Leviticus. For example, were you to commit marital unfaithfulness you could not simply go to the priest and offer a sacrifice. There was no offering prescribed for this particular sin. Only the punishment is mentioned.

[@nashashbel6922]

@@danr1852 as long as there is a sincere repentance there is always a way back.

[@danr1852]

@@nashashbel6922 There might be a way back if by that you mean obtaining forgiveness from God. But if you mean a way back into Israelite society in ancient times (or for example a religious congregation in current times) I am not so sure. I would rather say, it depends on the circumstances and the egregiousness of the sin committed. I should mention that the statement in my previous comment is not entirely accurate. I happened to read Lev. 19:20 and there is indeed a guilt offering that covers the case where a man sleeps with a female slave who was promised to another man. In that specific case , 'they are not to be put to death ... the priest is to make atonement for him before the Lord for the sin he has committed, and his sin will be forgiven.'

[@voymasa7980]

What comes to mind is that Daniel 9 speaks of Messiah causing the sacrifices and oblations to cease. Interesting the one who caused them to cease is rejected by Singer

[@AD-en5dq]

Jesus as the Temple

[@glennshrom5801]

Dr. Brown, I am about halfway through this video. A year ago I would have been on board with you. I now think, however, along the lines of Mike Winger, that Mark 11:22-26 and Matthew 18:19-20 are Jesus' way of saying that once the Temple is destroyed (the second temple perhaps, or even with the destruction of the First Temple once the Ark / the Name / The Presence was no longer there), there is no need to worry about how the prayer of I Kings 8 is going to be fulfilled, because God is providing a New Covenant way for prayer, healing, and forgiveness. The new way is that Jesus is now the Name, and God's people are the Temple, beginning with Jesus himself being the new Temple and the New "place" where God dwells. In II Samuel 6, the ark is the Name, and it enters Jerusalem with great rejoicing. This foreshadows the first and second comings of the Messiah to Zion, once before his death, and again when he comes the second time. Later in Solomon's day, the Ark comes to the Temple, and the Presence fills the temple. Jesus entered Jerusalem, then went to the Temple. Deut 12, 14, and 16 also refer to the Temple as the place God chooses to put His Name. In the New Covenant, however, God's Name is in Y'shua, and the prayers in Y'Shua's Name that he and his people bear, those prayers become the replacement for the old covenant temple building prayers. Mark 11:22 is Jesus' way of saying: Do not have faith in the building; but have faith in God the person, because God will provide a way for your prayers to be heard in Jesus even when the building is not there and the daily animal sacrifices are not there. God will not leave you without recourse for answers to prayer and forgiveness. God will provide those, only in a new way going forward, now that Y'shua has come and will be the new once and for all blood sacrifice. Mark 11 and Mark 13 are strong on Temple images and how the Temple must be re-imagined for the New Covenant under Y'shua's teaching, as a replacement to Moses' teaching. The minds of the Pharisees and Disciples were focused on the temple in that day and age. This is why several of the charges against Y'shua had to do with Y'shua threatening the end of the temple, and then in Acts the accusations were leveled at Paul saying Paul was plotting to defile the Temple, and that Stephen was plotting to do away with the Temple infuriated the Jewish listeners. Acts 8:44-54 and Acts 21:28-29, 24:6, 25:8. So, Dr. Brown, I really do think the prophet may have meant what Tovia Singer says the prophet meant; it's just that Tovia Singer misses the way in which it would be fulfilled. Not just prayer was needed, but a New Temple, a new blood sacrifice, and a new dwelling for the Name - Christ's very own body! I Cor. 3:16, 6:19-20; Matthew 12:6, 26:61, 27:40; John 2:19-21, II Cor. 6:16, Eph. 2:21, I Peter 2:5. In some NT passages we collectively are the temple, while in others each individual's body is an individual temple. Jesus' body is the New Temple, and we collectively are his body.

[@neildeakin4454]

Did you write this comment before reaching 19 mins 22 seconds in? Dr Brown quickly mentions this but the point of the video is to debunk the claims of Tovia Singer

[@kahnquest_mK]

Hello. How did the first messianic Jews worship in the temple after his death and resurrection? Did they still offer up sacrifices? Blessings.

[@Mark4Jesus]

Dr Brown thanks for unwresting the scriptures.

[@Mark4Jesus]

Some Christians translate similarly, "all you have to do is believe and you are saved, no works meet for repentance necessary, no ceasing from sins necessary...".

[@TalkProphetic]

What would happen if someone died after sinning before Yom Kippur? U had to wait a whole year to get your sin forgiven.

[@mikew6169]

What I find interesting is that God has always honoured repentance. It was always central to the plan. The sacrifice was only ever a demonstration of the cost of sin - which is death. What I believe is important is to definitely discourage any Jews (or others) from making blood sacrifices as they are now an insult to what God has sacrificed.

[@BibleClinger]

I agree with you on repentance, but I would disagree with your last line. Jesus is going to purify the Levites to offer sacrifices (Malachi 3:3-4). Furthermore, the Feast of Tabernacles will be required observance for all nations after Jesus returns. (Zechariah 14:16-19). Sacrifices will be taking place during this time. (Zechariah 14:20-21). Paul participated in the sacrificial system himself. (Acts 21). The sacrifices were not an insult prior to Jesus' death, but pointed toward it. I don't think it's right to look at the Levitical system as having been ended, especially since God says that he'll always have a Levite to offer offerings. (Jeremiah 33:18). Instead, why can't the future sacrifices point backwards to Jesus' sacrifice just as past sacrificed had pointed forward?

[@mikew6169]

@@BibleClinger The sacrifices done in Heaven will not be blood sacrifices as death is done away with and so, at that time, death can no longer be the price of sin. We will always give sacrifices of some sort so in the NT we offer the sacrifice of praise ( Heb 13:15, psa 27:6 etc.) We offer ourselves a living sacrifice etc. The Jer 33:18 burnt offerings are interesting but it only mentions grain offerings. What will be burnt is left open. None of this, however, affects the fact that God does not accept sacrifices without repentance (Isa 1) and, if you are going to repent, Jesus' sacrifice more than covers you. Killing an animal is redundant, unjust, insulting and not acceptable.

[@mikew6169]

@@BibleClinger Also I forgot Heb 8:13. While there are still prophecies and promises to the Jews to be fulfilled their method of worship is now redundant and obsolete.

[@mikew6169]

@@BibleClinger Also note that, while the Temple processes had not yet passed away in Acts 21, Paul was, however, interrupted before a sacrifice could be made, thus preventing him from inadvertently insulting Jesus' sacrifice if that was what he intended. Verse 24 suggests there was an offering of money made but we don't see Paul making a blood sacrifice even if he had intended to. As is God's nature there was a grace period until AD70 when the temple was destroyed thus signifying the end of the old system. The reason why God had to allow blasphemy of Jesus but not the Holy Spirit was specifically so Jews could be saved.

[@thekingdomofelohim]

So do you think we should build a new Temple? If so, why? If not, why?

[@thetheoreticaltheologian2458]

Not to mention that the animal sacrifices were never meant to be the perfect way or ultimate way of salvation/redemption. It was only an reflection or shadow of the one true ultimate sacrifice that says in Isaiah 53 “it shall be satisfied” which is obviously talking about Jesus who would fulfill it once and for all “for it is finished” or “satisfied” for which no amount of animal sacrifices could ever do for humanity that which is made in the image of God Almighty who justice shall not be flawed or imperfect that any sins shall go left unpunished and unpaid for. Only in Christ Jesus we have salvation/redemption for unintended sins and willful sins, which then will lead to our glorification! Amen!

[@tonybenjamin7844]

Then why is the sacrificial system reconstituted in the Millennium? I cannot accept that GOD will not forgive your sin if your sincerely repent of it and do not continue down that evil path. Nineveh was able to repent without blood being spilled.

[@nathankupczyk3125]

I don't understand dr. Brown's point regarding hosea 14:3. He didn't want to accept Jewish tradition interpret because the versa didn't say the instead, but he did except the esv version which stays vows, why didn't dr. Brown ask the same question here that he didn't say that it didn't say at all the word vows, he's also comfortable with the csb translate which simply ignored the word bull, why didn't he have any problem with ignoring that word. Besides this according to esv I don't know how came in in that chapter vows, the chapter talks about repentance so vows didn't belong here, therefore from all three visions the Jewish tradition interpret seems to be the most accurate

[@pepepena1937]

Are you using google translation by any chance?

[@nathankupczyk3125]

@@pepepena1937 you got it!

[@pepepena1937]

@@nathankupczyk3125😂😂😂

[@dtrez3866]

Notice that tovia singer quotes what solomon asked of jehovah. But jehovah doesn't agree to what Solomon asked. 1 kings 9.6But *if you turn aside from following me* , you or your children, and do not keep my commandments and my statutes that I have set before you, but go and serve other gods and worship them, 7then *I will cut off Israel from the land* that I have given them, and *the house that I have consecrated for my name I will cast out of my sight,* and Israel will become a proverb and a byword among all peoples. 8And *this house will become a heap of ruins.* Everyone passing by it will be astonished and will hiss, and they will say, ‘Why has the LORD done thus to this land and to this house?’ 9Then they will say, ‘Because they abandoned the LORD their God who brought their fathers out of the land of Egypt and laid hold on other gods and worshiped them and served them. *Therefore the LORD has brought all this disaster on them.’”* This is why tovia singer relies on the request of solomon only, but ignores God's response to solomon. Wow.

[@boltvanderhuge4007]

Using the strange English word atonement is a confusing thing to leave in the background. What is the Hebrew word, and what does it mean?

[@nathankupczyk3125]

The concept that without Temple and sacrificial system is no atonement, seems very blurry and cloudy, In Leviticus 16:21 says that the atonement is for the Israelis, now how are the gentiles have their atonement? If the blood of Jesus is substitute the sacrifice system how can his blood be atonement for the gentiles? If he is substitute it works the same way that the original? Now a common-sense question, we believe in God, we believe that he is tender and kind, we can pray to him and he will answer us, he is helping us, now how is this make sense that we can ask him everything and he answered, except atonement? Here is where he's getting stuck? Why? The whole source that without Temple and sacrificial system is no atonement, because the Torah says that's when you will follow the process of the sacrificial system it will be an atonement. So that means that in the time when you don't have the temple and you are not able to do the process of the sacrificial system that there is no atonement? Yes, when we do have a temple is the sacrificial system the way for atonement, and when we don't have a Temple he have an other way for atonement, gods hand is not limited. I'm going to mention many places where we see that god was forgive even without the temple and sacrifice (1) Exodus 34:9 Moses asked for forgiveness (2) psalm 51 King David asked for forgiveness (3) hosea 14:2 I wrote a comment and I explained there why the Jewish traditional translate is the most accurate (4) I wrote another comment and I brought there two verse from Ezekiel where he says clearly that there is an atonement (5) Daniel 9:19 asked for forgiveness.

[@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs]

Have you ever lied, stolen, used God's name in vain, looked wuth lust? if so you need to repent today and Believe in Jesus Christ to save you from Hell and go to heaven instead

[@nathankupczyk3125]

@@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs please prove me what I am wrong, just yelling ant spray anger will not make you automatically right!

[@happygolucky5855]

Your skin looks great in this. Whats your skin routine?😅

[@dubbelkastrull]

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[@veneroantonio905]

One just have to look in Ezra to see what happened when the people came back into the land from exile,sacrifice for sins was made,also,no one could partake of the Passover,because no unclean person can eat the Passover as it is written in the Torah,therefore,when the people return from exile,sacrifices for sins was done,also to partake of the Passover,today no Torah observant Jew can eat of the Passover cause no sacrifices for sins was made when they returned to the land few years back,nor can they keep the Passover according to the Torah,sacrifice for sins must be done first,cause “No unclean person can eat of the Passover “,

[@jdaze1]

If Jesus paid the debt for our sins then he would still be dead. Thats the price for my sins, eternal death. No one can pay for our iniquity. Jer. 31. The prodigal son needed no blood sacrifice just a contrite heart and a return to the Father. Nor did Zacheus need a blood sacrifice to receive salvation that day of his proclamation. We must sacrifice our own flesh on our own cross. It was written as spiritual metaphor. The gospels are full of metaphor and allegory.

[@segirinyahenry8553]

The Question is : Who is The Most Interesting CLOWN of Our Century? Answer: Uncle Tovia Singer !!

[@jjh7066]

And this is why tovia runs from dr.Michael brown. 😂😂😂

[@BerenddeBoer]

What I don't understand is why you don't use a much better translation, i.e. the KJV, so you don't have to say continually "the Hebrew actually days". The Christian church would have a much more accomplishing witness if it had stuck to a single translation, and only replaced it after unanimous agreement.

[@sunnydayz8747]

Gods word must be heard all over the world before He returns...thats why there are so many translations, besides in the Torah it states that the Law is simplistic , Man was the one that altered Gods Word (Law) But once we get baptized and receive the Holy Spirit the Law(Torah) goes in us and put in our minds and written on our hearts . That is the New Covenant that was mentioned in Hosea and Jeremiah. Translations do not matter anymore once we receive Jesus' Holy Spirit...thats the goal.

[@agis230]

He does that because Jews use the excuse that the Hebrew says something other than what the translation says

[@savedbygrace745]

Please keep exposing Tovia Singer. I've never seen such a fraud leading many straight to hell.

[@FrankPCarpi]

Wow! The magic of facing the western retaining wall of the temple mount! I never knew that all you have to do is face the temple wall without the shed blood of Yeshua. Yeshua Messiah, you wasted Your time and spilled Your Blood for nothing!!! At least according to Rabbi Singer here. You rely on that, and you are dead in your sins, and have no atonement. However, when you call out to Yeshua for forgiveness of your sins, testify that He came in the flesh, died as a perfect Passover sacrifice, and God raised Him from the tomb. If you believe that in your heart, and confess that with your mouth to others, YOU WILL BE SAVED. The Mishna, the Kabala, the Talmud and the Zohar are doctrines of devils.

[@Clifford-s6x]

Human blood is not acceptable to God. And sending a man to die as it is the saving plan of God in the NT Christian Bible is a different story. A death of a man and blood of a man for sure cannot atone for sin but the person who repents of his sin that will forgive you of your sin. The Tanakh is not a Christian Bible the NT is.

[@nata6haV]

Jesus said in #John6verse63 that His instructions which are written today only in Matthew Mark Luke & John is the Holy Spirit that gives eternal Life and Paul said in Gal.4v20-31 that we must send Old Testament & her followers away cause the followers of the Old Testament will not inherit the kingdom of God with the followers of New Testament of Christ There was a man who was without a wedding #garment in Jesus' parable of the wedding feast in Matthew 22.... meaning he didnt allowed the #GospelOfChrist to guide & directed his life, or paying close attention to the Gospel of Christ in the New Testament, and wasn’t vigilant, nor actively obeying the New Testament instructions of Jesus (#GospelOfChrist) John 14:15, #John13verse34to35, #John6verse63 Revelation 3: 3 Therefore, remember what you have received and heard (to listen to the commands of our teacher Jesus written only in the New Testament today), and obey it (obey the New Testament Gospel of Jesus), and repent (to allow the New Testament instructions of Jesus to change your mind and thinking). If you do not wake up (metaf. Not paying close attention to the Gospel of Christ in the New Testament, and are not vigilant, not actively obeying the instructions of Jesus), I will come as a thief, and you will never know at what hour I will come against you 2 Thessalonians 1:8 “With flaming fire He will mete out 👉punishment👈 on those 👉who do not know God 👉and do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus.” 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 💕The glorius #GospelofChrist teach us who God is (2 Corinthians 4:4) 💕Those who allow the #GospelOfChrist to guide & directed their life, paying close attention to the Gospel of Christ in the New Testament, and are vigilant, actively obeying the New Testament instructions of Jesus (#GospelOfChrist) John 14:15, #John13verse34to35, #John6verse63

[@BibleClinger]

You don't send the Old Testament away. Jesus said to the Sadducees, "Ye do err, not knowing the scriptures, nor the power of God." Had they known the scriptures and the power of God, they would not have held onto their false doctrine. Paul wrote, "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works." We need all scripture, Old Testament *and* New Testament. Paul was not telling the Galatians to throw out the Old Testament with the allegory of the covenants.

[@MrBears25]

Guilt offering?

[@JesusisGodandKingofkimgs]

Have you ever lied, stolen, used God's name in vain, looked wuth lust? if so you need to repent today and Believe in Jesus Christ to save you from Hell and go to heaven instead

[@Eyammovie]

Who cares about the Jewish tradition in the time of Jesus...if that's the case why don't you believe in the Talmud, which is a Jewish tradition (oral law) around the time of Jesus. What matters is, whether the holy book says the goat needs to die or not. And It doesn't say that. Plus, every Jew was sinful and no one got atonement by the Time of the Babylonian exile And the 3 years of antiochus's closer of the temple service.

[@THEACANDAS]

Now this is a *FALSE TEACHER* 👉 *RAMBAM* “The wound is then *SUCKED till the blood has been drawn from PARTS REMOTE* “ He wants to make sure is a very good suction 😲😲🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@barrys.9040]

Read the real text. you are misleading people