Youtube comments of Ralbug (@Ralbuug).

  1. They didn’t use literally one straight couple for the entire video…
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  2. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
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  3. What’s one thing Jesus Christ has done for you G-D Himself can’t do? You don’t need Jesus, you need to love and fear G-D Only.
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  4. Stop justifying Hamas.
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  5.  @scipherfilter5913  What about the father of G-D? Or the Devil? What about G-D’s brother? Christianity has a lot of gods it seems
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  6.  @scipherfilter5913 Yes we believe in the Messiah. The Messiah will lead us into the the Messianic Era and then the World to Come. The Messiah will be a descendant of King David who will lead the Jews into righteousness. However the Messiah will be yet a mere man and no Jew will pray, prostrate or fear the Messiah like we do with G-D.
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  7. Stop imposing your oppressive beliefs on us. Thank you.
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  8. Where’s my privilege? My people suffered for 2,000 years and experienced far more suffering.
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  9. It’s widely accepted in Judaism that we view Christianity as Idolatry. If you could read the Hebrew scripture in you know… Hebrew you would understand.
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  10.  @furion.. Umm yeah? I’ll trust my Rabbi’s who have gone through extensive study and research over some gentiles word who reads the Bible for an hour or two a day…
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  11.  @lucianseekinglove That’s great. Now imagine your health if you only prayed to G-D instead of Jesus.
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  12. We don’t need Jesus Christ, we have G-D Himself.
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  13.  @scipherfilter5913 I don’t need the “son of G-D.” What does Jesus do that G-D can’t?
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  14. It’s not your land when you lose war after war after war after war…
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  15. This man has blocked idolatry from his heart. That’s why he’s resistant.
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  16.  @DP-ht1cx we do. All your advanced military tech comes from us. The most significant being the the helmets y’all’s fighter pilots use which cost half a mil $ per unit
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  17. No I don’t keep all the commandments. You understand G-D knew we would sin and break commandments right? That’s why we have Yom Kippur…
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  18. lol at the union haters here who never had to do manual labor in their life. Go back to your cubicles.
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  19.  @scipherfilter5913  I’m sorry to tell you this but no and “virgin” isn’t what it says in the Biblical Hebrew.
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  20. Stop applying Jewish terminology to Christian theology. We’re completely different religions. Read the Old & New Testament like a textbook and you’ll see it’s impossible that they’re connected.
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  21. lol the west has thought of Israel as Goliath since the 80s. Literally propaganda
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  22. “Just Stop Oil” is an organization funded by oil companies to foster chaos. They’re mostly active in England.
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  23. There is no genocide. War ≠ genocide …
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  24. This is peak Gen Z. For thousands and thousands of years no human was going to the beach in a bathing suit and baking in the sun. We’ve always worn protective clothing to protect our skin from the sun.
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  25. Lmao I went to high school with this girl
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  26.  @RaptureHead Keep your 6 gods of Christianity to yourselves.
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  27. What if I told you I want to follow in the footsteps of Moses, Joshua, Ezekiel, Jeremiah, king David? What if I told you I don’t want to follow in the footsteps of Jesus, Timmy, Paul, John?
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  28.  @eldridgedatu7613 No it means “young woman.” עֵלְמָה is the feminine form of “young man” in Hebrew. There is no “virgin” in that verse.
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  29. ⁠ @MrInfinite43 Yup I just said this in another comment. It’s the feminine form of “young man.” It was also common in Isaiah’s time for a married woman to be called “young woman” too
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  30.  @eldridgedatu7613  The Septuagint is a translation from the Biblical Hebrew. It has the same errors the English translations have.
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  31.  @eldridgedatu7613 Nope! It was common knowledge that in Isaiah’s time - as for centuries afterward for people to marry at a young age; therefore although the woman was married, she was called a “young woman”
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  32.  @scipherfilter5913 The Hebrew definite article, ה or the, indicates that Isaiah is referring to a specific woman who was known to them, perhaps even someone who was standing nearby and could be pointed to. Rashi says the young woman was Isaiah’s wife. Radak says she may have been the wife of Ahaz. Immanuel is the child mentioned in Isaiah 8 (Rashi), Radak thinks differently.
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  33.  @eldridgedatu7613 Nobody is pierced. Pierced is often mistranslated. It actually means lion, or like a lion.
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  34.  @scipherfilter5913  The Hebrew Bible isn’t a translation. Only some portions of Daniel and Ezra are Aramaic, not the whole entire thing.
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  35.  @s1988teve  I bet you couldn’t summarize half of what’s going on in that verse. Christians throw Bible Verses around like it’s trash.
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  36. Follow Baal or follow G-D, you can’t follow both.
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  37.  @ShallStandForEver I have no idea what that means and I’m sure neither do you.
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  38.  @ShallStandForEver ​​Well you didn’t put the Bible verse so I can’t check what that verse actually means and we also don’t read the Bible, we study it with LOTS of commentary. Most of what you read you’ll misunderstand or won’t understand what you’re reading without commentary and talking about it.
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  39.  @wawawoo-24 Have you read the New Testament? It’s more antisemitic than Hitler.
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  40.  @raibilrei Persecution happened just as much under Islamic rule as it did under Christian rule. Don’t know where you got your facts from…
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  41. Klaus Schwab is the closest thing to a king of the world. Anything he says, think the opposite.
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  42.  @martygough Far be it that any Christian is similar to Jews. Christianity is paganism no matter how you word your Trinity. Why do you think the Rabbinic Court has declared no Jew enter a Church, while we are allowed to enter & pray in mosques?
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  43. In temples? Meanwhile yall have pictures of Jesus, the saints, Mary, crosses everywhere, priests/pastors holding crosses in their hands while speaking Bible verses… lmao
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  44.  SAYNOTOCENSORSHIP-z6z which rabbis are in our prayer books exactly? Catholics number in the billions all idol worshippers
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  45.  SAYNOTOCENSORSHIP-z6z  We don’t do that though. I try to pray 3x per day and in our prayer books we never say a Rabbi’s name unless you count praying for a person’s health as idolatry which I think is nonsense.
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  46. I don’t need salvation nor do I need Jesus. Compare a First Temple Jew to a Christian now… we’re still all human.
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  47. Zephaniah 3.13 - Open your eyes
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  48.  @BarbaraA.MertzRN-CCRN I know, I’m Jewish. Israeli schools should be teaching how to combat this yet they don’t because evangelicals give the govt billions to proselytize. Its ridiculous.
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  49.  @SPY10070 The Trinity (3), The Devil (4), the Cross (5)
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  50.  @zjzr08  No. Christians kiss, pray, prostrate and worship the cross. They wear it around their necks. They brought massive crosses into battle. It’s above every church, and in every church. Christians view the cross as saving them from sin etc…. How is it not an idol?
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  51.  @zjzr08 Ugh you mean Messianic Judaism? Even Christian denominations view Messianic Judaism as a cult and tell people to stay away from it. Either you follow Baal or G-D you can’t follow both. No you can’t be Jewish & Christian.
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  52.  @Uclimkoknyembahbatuberhala  You aren’t supposed to know Torah through Jesus, your supposed to know Torah through Jews. That’s precisely the reason for so much hate & de*ath over the last two thousand years because of Jesus
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  53. A country that’s a democracy? Yeah rather trust them than a communist or caliphate state where one person rules all.
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  54. One step closer to Noahidism. The religion meant for gentiles.
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  55.  @JoeVolpini  You are completely free to believe in Jesus. But I will NEVER forgive him for what he caused to happen to my people. It’s unfathomable.
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  56. Jesus fulfilled nothing. The Jews suffered far more because of Jesus. Jesus is a stain on the Jewish people.
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  57.  @cz2301 Palestine would be a country right now if they didn’t go to war in 48, which they lost, and every single war and revolution after that. They’re sore losers.
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  58. He can’t resist. He’s fallen into sin and wants to bring more Jews down with him. This is why even multiple Christian denominations call “Messanic Judaism” a cult. It’s sad.
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  59.  @j.p.vanbolhuis8678 Jesus Christ has done nothing for me and nothing for anybody else. Where’s world peace? Where’s heaven on earth? Why are Jews still in exile? Ooooooooooooooooooh because we have to wait for Jesus SECOND coming, ooooooooooooh
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  60.  @j.p.vanbolhuis8678  The excuse Jews have to accept Jesus doesn’t work anymore. Jews are more prosperous than ever in history. Winning Israel back, Jews are more successful, we all have equal rights, birth rates skyrocketing etc. clearly G-d isn’t angry with us. But I definitely agree with you on Talmud or Midrash/Halakha. We need to put our faces back to Tanakh. No more studying Talmud bavli or Talmud Jerusalem 8+ hours a day. Tanakh is the ultimate authority. Not to say it’s not worth to keep these practices because remember this corpus of texts is the result of 2,000+ years of knowledge. Christianity doesn’t have stuff like this because it’s very young. I mean Christian’s didn’t even have their pillars established till 300AD at council of nicea.
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  61.  @Rosebud4u1  Its gross tbh. The NT calls Orthodox Jews hypocrites & portrays them in a bad light and at the same time portrays Roman Centurions as righteous pious people even though they were slaughtering jews. its backwards af
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  62.  @ccee8205 I pride myself in only loving and fearing G-D. The Mighty One, Exalted One, the Only One.
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  63.  @ליליכהן-צ6י  Couldn’t have said it better. Us still being around threatens the entire logic behind Christianity.
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  64.  @scipherfilter5913 You can’t make that statement while not being able to read the Bible without a translation. You aren’t reading the Bible, you’re reading an interpretation of the Bible.
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  65.  @IvarsKublins  Yup. You’ll never translate with 100% accuracy a book like the Bible. It would be impossible… the narrative, poetry, laws, parables, wisdom…
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  66.  @IvarsKublins  Because they’re are translations differences known between the MT & Septuagint? Because the Septuagint has at times completely rendered verses differently? Not saying I’m smarter, I’m saying Biblical Hebrew —> Greek won’t have a 100% translation accuracy.
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  67.  @IvarsKublins Quite the opposite. It’s well know in Isaiah’s time (and centuries afterward) that “young woman” meant also a married woman because… girls got married pretty young back then.
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  68.  @incarnadinelifestyle  What about the Christians who forcibly converted Jews under the pain of death for 2000 years? Oh I guess they weren’t “true Christians” right?
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  69.  @AustralianEntrepreneurs  Blasphemy. There is ONLY one G-d. His name is YHVH, G-d of Israel. He is the Master & King of the Universe and there is none but Him. Your yeshua god pales in comparison.
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  70. @ If Jesus is G-d how is it possible I believe in G-d but not Jesus?
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  71.  @GeorgeRaptis-GR  Atleast they’re written in Hebrew. They don’t have nearly as much Greek philosophy and thought as the New Testament does and the basic pillars of Christian thought.
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  72.  @GeorgeRaptis-GR  Zephaniah 3:13. The Church is hiding that from you, they WONT let you see that verse. Be careful when reading it, it may destroy your christology.
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  73. There is nothing wrong with ethnicities. Until ethnicities form a state.
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  74. Wrong, Kings 18:21. You either follow Baal (Christianity) or you follow HaShem. You can’t be both, it’s literally written in the Tanakh.
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  75.  @HugoChar-673  A gentile telling me what to believe, how laughable. You should read the Bible sometime.
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  76. Jeff it’s NEVER too late to embrace Judaism again. You can atone for your sins and G-D alone will embrace & forgive you. It’s NEVER too late.
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  77. It’s also incredibly sad you think your sins can’t be atoned. At 28:22 you mention it. Yom Kippur is meant for the atonement of any sin, no matter how grave. If you believe in “original sin” which you probably do, you should think about the fact “original sin” CAN be atoned for on Yom Kippur. You don’t need Jesus for that.
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  78. We lost to the first Temple because of our sins and the fact we refused to turn back from idolatry time and time again. The Second Temple was lost due to interpersonal conflict within Israel, G-D didn’t have much to do with the Second destruction.
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  79. @jf2176so we’re j gunna ignore the avg Muslim in the Middle East with 6+ child wives? Guess so
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  80. Remember, the only reason Christians don’t forcibly convert Jews is because of Western Values, and Israel. Jews were routinely forcibly converted, and if they refused, were killed painfully. This only stopped with the ascension of the USA.
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  81. Any Jew deceived by these Messianic Christians, lookup Jews for Judaism!!!
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  82.  @ChosenJulia Stop larping as a Jew. You’re either Jewish or Christian, you can’t be both. Messianic Judaism is a cult.
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  83. Make no mistake, those anti-Zionist Jews want us out of Israel so they can usher in the Messianic Era. That’s solely why they are anti-Zionist. They forget Israel is not our land, it is G-D’s. Only He decides who lives there, not Jews and not religious Jews. To say otherwise is blasphemy and a desecration of G-D’s name. G-D chooses to let us live in Israel, when G-D speaks, you obey and submit.
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  84.  @Saki-K. they suffer because they don’t want peace.
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  85.  @Saki-K. there would be peace if foreign nations stopped giving them $ cuz then they’d be broke af
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  86.  @Saki-K. the USA didn’t give us military aid for the first 25 years, and we won big! we’ll be fine!
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  87.  @migdaliacarter953  You're right, its idolatry & paganism. Messianic Judaism is a cult, preying on secular Jews who don't know anything. I suggest listening to Jews for Judaism for help combating all the filth that Christians use to try to convert us to christianity. Jews for Judaism is a committed organization for helping mainly secular jews who were deceived into Messianic Judaism and helping them learn the truth.
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  88. Get out of Australia, it’s NOT your country! Colonizers!
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  89. A Jew believing in a Jewish god is the “most Jewish thing” yet Jews believing in the Jewish talmud are “wicked” lol make it make sense
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  90. Gentiles trying so hard to convert Jews to a religion with the center being a Jewish Messiah lmao. Why do Gentiles need a Jewish Messiah? Why do you need a Jewish Messiah meant for Jews to cleanse you of your "sins"? Why do you need a middleman to cleanse you of your sins when throughout the entire Hebrew Bible all G-D needs from you to repent is prayer ONLY to Him and actions which reflect your prayer. Remember, the Messiah wasn't meant for Gentiles, it was meant for Jews.
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  91.  @AotearoaAnge  That's disgusting, hounding a woman on her death bed and convincing her to accept paganism. Even if Jesus was the Messiah he surely wouldn't be for gentiles. Your entire "Old Testament" is for us, the Jews. We are waiting for OUR Messiah. Christianity made things so much worse for us and you act like you can erase the last 1700 years of untold violence, murders, and massacres against us. Learn some history, even the Muslims treated us better than Christians.
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  92. Only רעים try to turn away Jews from G-d to a god their ancestors didn’t know especially on Hanukkah.
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  93.  @mattportnoyTLV Your following Baal, while attending Shul. Yeah Rabbi’s don’t want you in their Shul because you’ll try to convert other Jews into paganism.
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  94. So if the Palestianian Diaspora goes to Palestine, wouldn’t they be colonial settlers taking away the rights of indigenous people and subjugating them as second class citizens?
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  95. Haha well you people aren’t privy to the fact from 500BCE-100BCE multiple aspects of the Oral Torah crept into the Bible. You’re reading the Oral Torah everyday, funny joke. Like where do you think the Hebrew vowels came from? Lmao Islam & Judaism have Oral Traditions and Christianity fully rebukes any Oral Traditions. Therefore Christians “pray” for truth, enlightenment or wisdom, meaning any schmuck can claim any truth they want.
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  96.  @ingela_injeela  Your mistaken. We (the Jews) established the Covenant with G-D. Gentiles only have a place in the World to Come if you are righteous (Noahidism). When you say “He called out to His people in his name, out of every tribe, tongue and nation” I hope your referring to the Jewish Diaspora because if you haven’t noticed already every word in the Hebrew Bible is meant for US (the Jews). I think you should read Ezekiel 18 to only begin to understand why Jesus was no more than a mere man with breath in his nostrils.
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  97.  @ingela_injeela  You are lost. You realize He’s talking about the House of Israel right? That verse either means the period after Gog & Magog, before the coming of the Messiah. The nations will see the salvation of Israel and accept Hashem as the one true G-D. The other explanation is the House of Israel (Jews) will enlighten the entire world regarding Hashem. This verse is NOT talking about some dude dying on a cross hundreds of years later to “atone” for an ancestor disobeying G-D, that’s ludicrous.
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  98.  @ingela_injeela  I told you to read Ezekiel 18, that will explain why Jesus was useless in dying for sins, as anybody, no matter how cruel or evil can attain forgiveness from G-D. Also if you actually read Isaiah 48-56 you would understand Isaiah 53 is again talking about the House of Israel (Jews) not some Messiah. “My servant” refers to us, the Jews, as it always has when G-D established the Covenant. The problem with Christianity is you copy our scripture and render it to fit your values and ideas. The Hebrew Bible is G-D’s words to US, written by Jews for US, meant to be interpreted by US. All the prophecies, commandments, rules, laws, words are for US. Sorry but you are a Gentile and there is no reason why Gentiles need a Messiah, it doesn’t make sense.
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  99.  @ingela_injeela  Yeah Christianity crumbles without the notion of “origin sin” as Ezekiel 18 explains repenting before G-D will grant you forgiveness. You don’t need Jesus or some kind of intermediator. The literal purpose of the Messiah was to help/save/guide the Jews and for the Jews to lead the nations into the World to Come. Jesus fulfilled none of this and made it WORSE for us as Christians abhorred us for 1700 years and only mellowed out when the USA was created because of religious freedom. Don’t think I don’t support Christians, because I do and I have many Christian friends but I hate this “Messianic Judaism” cult that spreads false information to deceive Jews, because that’s what’s it’s doing, deceiving Jews. You are either Christian or Jewish, not both.
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  100.  @henrylivingstone2971 so go help them or donate your monies
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  101. Stop proselytizing Jews. Judaism hasn’t accepted Jesus for 2000 years and won’t in the next 216 years until the seventh millennium when the World to Come will begin.
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  102. If groups of people aren’t allowed to establish themselves in the world, why do other people get the opportunity to? Anybody can create nations. Anybody can fight. Anybody can conquer. Anybody can live or die. Why are so many restrictions put on us, but not applied to everyone else. Everything you talk about in this video and a lot of what people say in this comment can be applied to basically everyone, yet in practice is exclusively only applied to the Jew. Think on that.
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  103.  @pelaubenson1230 Who are you to tell someone who they are or are not? You are nobody and will be beyond this earth in 50 years. We are all nothing in the grand scheme of things.
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  104. No you don’t need Jesus. G-D forgives all even original sin. There is no sin a human can conceive into existence G-D Himself won’t forgive.
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  105.  @lindahayes547  Why do you need the “Blood” of the “son of G-D” sounds like a lot of tilly tallying. All you need is only G-D. The Mighty One, Holy One, Exalted One, the ONLY One.
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  106. You’ll be on your knees begging and crying for a Jews hand to lead you to the World to Come when it arrives.
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  107. You were “dragged, kicked, screaming, crying and complaining” because Christianity is idolatry. Our souls aren’t meant for idolatry.
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  108.  @pearladams4817  Far more knowledgeable people than you or I have commentated on Jeremiah or Isaiah 53 and not one Jewish commentator has said that, even Christian commentators don’t agree with you on Isaiah 53. But you don’t read any commentary, No you swing around Bible verses like it’s filth, mistranslating, miswording, and misinterpreting to YOUR agenda.
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  109.  @rapturebound197  A Gentile saying "Israel" is blind, that's rich. Look at Christianity. You prostrate yourselves to a false Jewish Messiah who you call G-D. You have idols of the cross on your churches, and some priests hold and kiss the cross like a baby, paganism! It's funny because its a millennia later and Christians are still trying to defend the Trinity as not being paganism, lmao.
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  110.  @yebetti1436 ALL palestianians became savages when palestianian civilians crossed the border to rape, pillage and murder.
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  111. You know nothing. Scholars have proved the DSS sect was not Essenes, so there goes that argument. Also did you read the War Scroll or any other works from the Qumran community? There is literally nothing Jesus about it. Go read it, see for yourself
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  112. Um? You realize Jesus was Jewish right? Christianity wasn’t created by Jesus, it was created by followers of Jesus decades after his death. Christianity doesn’t really “accomplish” anything…
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  113. Sounds like Judaism… I don’t think Jesus believed in “original sin” either.
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  114. ⁠ @sonshipidentity The Magen David is a symbol representing one’s Jewishness. Unlike Christianity where they worship the cross, symbols in Judaism don’t mean much, only G-D. Only Him. He is everything.
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  115. There is no Israelite DNA, which is why Palestinian DNA is compared to Samaritan, Druze & Ashkenazi DNA, not the other way around.
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  116. Christianity or Jesus Christ has made life better for gentiles but made life far worse for Jews.
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  117. Reminder: This never existed pre-1970. In the late 1970’s the leaders of Evangelicals held a meeting in Switzerland to come up with a plan to convert Jews. Out of that meeting came Messianic Judaism. It never existed pre-1970. Let that sink in.
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  118.  @SOBEIT32AD  Well since you brought that up, the first “Jews for Jesus” also didn’t believe in the Trinity… they also couldn’t get more Jews to convert so they went to gentiles and a few decades later became a religion that barely resembled Judaism. 1 Kings 18:21 - Elijah the Prophet said you cannot hover between two religions, you can’t be both. Why would Hashem threaten you with eternal damnation for not believing in His son? Why wouldn’t he just make the rain stop? It’s okay though, not much time is left until the End of Days and all will be revealed.
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  119. Jesus Christ was 2240 years too early. The seventh millennium will bring about the Messianic Era with peace & tranquility. Read Leviticus, it’s right in front of your eyes.
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  120.  @midimusicforever  Where does it say that? Prophets/Writings/Apocrphyal/New Testament were written by mere men, only the Oral Torah (Mishna) & Written Torah (5 Books of Moses) were inscribed by G-D Himself. If you love G-D you have a duty to learn His language, Hebrew to understand His words, and not use a translation made by mere men with breath in their nostrils. (Isaiah 2.22)
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  121.  @sauloaraujo5030  Not even John the Baptist thought Jesus was the messiah lol. Lookup the Mandaeans, theyre followers of John the Baptist and reject Jesus.
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  122. No, Jesus was 2240 years to early. Jesus was killed in the 4th millennium. We won’t have a Messiah until the 7th millennium, it’s literally written in the Bible. The Messianic Era is 216 years away which comes about in the 7th millennium corresponding to the 6 days G-D created the World, and rested on the 7th. Read Leviticus, and you’ll see.
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  123.  @liftingforliberty5799  If Jesus rises in the 7th millennium to be the Messiah then that’s fine. I’m saying he came 2240 years to early. Which is obvious because Jesus didn’t accomplish anything, and actually made life ALOT worse for the Jews.
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  124.  @liftingforliberty5799  Remember This World is physical and spiritual, the World to Come is spiritual only. Jews have suffered more at the hands of Christians than any other nation.. combined. Any Christian who forced a Jew to convert under the pain of death or deceivement will have no place in The World to Come and will be utterly cast out from G-D’s presence for eternity. It’s G-D’s choice to decide a man’s punishment, not another man’s.
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  125.  @liftingforliberty5799  It’s unfortunate you read the KJV. If you read the actual Biblical Hebrew you would realize none of those Bible verses translate like that. You’ll never truly understand G-D by reading a translation of what He said.
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  126. Wrong, you’re either a follower of Baal or worshiper of G-D. Meaning you can’t be both Christian & Jewish. Pick one.
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  127.  @WayofYahushua  “I am who I am” is a shtick made up by the Roman Catholic Church, it’s not the meaning of the 4 letter name for G-d. So… where is your Messiah? Oh yeah he died and failed. What’s one thing Jesus did for humanity that was good? I can’t see any tangible results.
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  128. ⁠ @george_wbranchaud_jr2211 True, but it’s gone. The oldest septuagint we have is from like 400AD. Meaning it’s a translation, and copy of a copy of a copy and so on.
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  129.  @morlewen7218 ”Corrupted” haha. No it’s called Oral Traditions. The Septuagint is based off a different oral tradition, same for the DSS, & Masoretic text, it’s why none all 100% agree. You really think from Mount Sinai to 100AD every Hebrew letter was preserved?? No Oral Traditions within the communities made their way into Scriptures. You say “corrupted” because you’re not Jewish and don’t like that we changed our OWN scriptures.
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  130.  @clouds-rb9xt and Islam superseded Christianity. It’s why Islam is growing, and Christianity is falling.
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  131. ⁠ @saulm58 A translation older than the original is worth nothing. Nevermind the fact you don’t even have the original Septuagint. The Septuagint is worthless now that the Dead Sea Scrolls have been discovered too.
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  132.  @jflaplaylistchannelunoffic3951 No, it’s differing oral traditions. The Oral traditions that creeped into scripture when copied by Scribes is why DSS, Septuagint and Masoretic sometimes disagree with each other. I’ll place money on if a manuscript that’s found to be older then the DSS to disagree with the DSS. It’s just differing oral traditions. Hence why the Talmud was created.
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  133.  @johnd2946 Christian’s killed more Jews the last few millennia’s than any other nation/people combined. I got a grudge against them too.
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  134.  @carolineoates5964 Keep your idolatrous grubby hands to yourself.
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  135.  @SPY10070  okay here we go. 1) there is no concept of the trinity in the Bible. Moses even asked G-D about this verse “let’s make man in our Own image” and G-D said “whoever wishes to err will err…” (midrash) G-D consulted the angels, the earth, and the Heavens to create Man. G-D said “In Our Image” also for Man to have the 10 attributes of the 10 commandments within us. We will always strive for righteousness as we have the image of G-D within us. 2) Do you think G-D can simply vanquish the Devil as easily as a mere human? If not then it’s idolatry. 3) The Cross and the Lamb sacrifice are not connected. We don’t view the Lamb as an idol, we don’t pray, prostrate or worship the Lamb nor is it on our temples. 4) No the Christians that consistently massacred Jews throughout the millennia were true Christians. What makes you a true Christian? There’s 100000 denominations how do you know yours is true? Also man to man let’s be honest, if we had this conversation 500 years ago you would threaten me on the pain of death to convert to Christianity, let’s not fool ourselves… 4) why do I need Jesus? I have G-D, who I love and fear, Jesus brings nothing to my life he is but a mere man who was Jewish. G-D power is limitless you don’t need Jesus or a “son” of G-D. 5) the New Testament is antisemitic. Isn’t it convientent in Christianity you can do whatever the hell you want, then pray to Jesus and your forgiven batta bing batta boom, plus G-D abolished all the commandments just for gentiles really? Give me a break lol I appreciate Christian support for Israel, but please, stop trying to proselytize us.
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  136.  @rise.eagles  What are you hinting at??? I follow in the ways of my ancestors who only loved and feared G-D, the last 3000 years of Jews have culminated in me. I’m not going to follow some Jewish man born 2000 years ago who some gentiles praise as the son of G-D. We don’t proselytize, we don’t want anything from you or your gentile people, just leave us alone.
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  137.  @Hmm-xy9qs  That’s great! I study around 3-4 hours per day. However I read LOTS of commentary on the Tanakh, and I also read the Talmud and some Midrash. I have a much richer understanding than a Christian exclusively reading just the Bible with nothing else.
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  138. ​ @Hmm-xy9qs  1) Yes we all know every Jew has a differing opinion lol. 2) The Messiah is an age and a person. Read closely about what I'm about to write but I have an inkling you already know about this if you've read medieval rabbinic commentary & Kabbalah. The Messiah will come and fulfill all the requirements of him, whether its Jesus Christ or some other descendant of King David... Who knows? Once the Messiah accomplishes all these tasks, he will bring about the Messianic Era. Shortly after the Messianic Era the "Seventh Millennium" will arrive, (Which according to the Hebrew Calendar is in 216 years.) The Seventh Millennium corresponds with the 6 days of creation, and then total rest... So the entire seventh millennium (216 years from now) will have total peace and tranquility brought upon by the Messiah & the Messianic Era. I don't think Ive ever read anything about what happens after the Seventh Millennia & the World to Come, whether it's permanent or temporary is debatable. 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the Holocaust where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the Holocaust) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  139.  @Hmm-xy9qs  1) Yes we all know every Jew has a differing opinion lol. 2) The Messiah is an age and a person. Read closely about what I'm about to write but I have an inkling you already know about this if you've read medieval rabbinic commentary & Kabbalah. The Messiah will come and fulfill all the requirements of him, whether its Jesus Christ or some other descendant of King David... Who knows? Once the Messiah accomplishes all these tasks, he will bring about the Messianic Era. Shortly after the Messianic Era the "Seventh Millennium" will arrive, (Which according to the Hebrew Calendar is in 216 years.) The Seventh Millennium corresponds with the 6 days of creation, and then total rest... So the entire seventh millennium (216 years from now) will have total peace and tranquility brought upon by the Messiah & the Messianic Era. I don't think Ive ever read anything about what happens after the Seventh Millennia & the World to Come, whether it's permanent or temporary is debatable. 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the Holocaust where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the Holocaust) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  140.  @Hmm-xy9qs  1) Yes we all know every Jew has a differing opinion lol. 2) The Messiah is an age and a person. Read closely about what I'm about to write but I have an inkling you already know about this if you've read medieval rabbinic commentary & Kabbalah. The Messiah will come and fulfill all the requirements of him, whether its Jesus Christ or some other descendant of King David... Who knows? Once the Messiah accomplishes all these tasks, he will bring about the Messianic Era. Shortly after the Messianic Era the "Seventh Millennium" will arrive, (Which according to the Hebrew Calendar is in 216 years.) The Seventh Millennium corresponds with the 6 days of creation, and then total rest... So the entire seventh millennium (216 years from now) will have total peace and tranquility brought upon by the Messiah & the Messianic Era. I don't think Ive ever read anything about what happens after the Seventh Millennia & the World to Come, whether it's permanent or temporary is debatable. 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the Holoca*** where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the Holoca***) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  141.  @Hmm-xy9qs  Do you have another @ where I can reply to you. I have something long written out but YT keeps deleting my comment.
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  142.  @Hmm-xy9qs  let’s see if it goes through this time 1) Yes we all know every Jew has a differing opinion lol. 2) The Messiah is an age and a person. Read closely about what I'm about to write but I have an inkling you already know about this if you've read medieval rabbinic commentary & Kabbalah. The Messiah will come and fulfill all the requirements of him, whether its Jesus Christ or some other descendant of King David... Who knows? Once the Messiah accomplishes all these tasks, he will bring about the Messianic Era. Shortly after the Messianic Era the "Seventh Millennium" will arrive, (Which according to the Hebrew Calendar is in 216 years.) The Seventh Millennium corresponds with the 6 days of creation, and then total rest... So the entire seventh millennium (216 years from now) will have total peace and tranquility brought upon by the Messiah & the Messianic Era. I don't think Ive ever read anything about what happens after the Seventh Millennia & the World to Come, whether it's permanent or temporary is debatable. 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the Holocaust where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the Holocaust) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  143.  @Hmm-xy9qs  this is part 1 1) Yes we all know every Jew has a differing opinion lol. 2) The Messiah is an age and a person. Read closely about what I'm about to write but I have an inkling you already know about this if you've read medieval rabbinic commentary & Kabbalah. The Messiah will come and fulfill all the requirements of him, whether its Jesus Christ or some other descendant of King David... Who knows? Once the Messiah accomplishes all these tasks, he will bring about the Messianic Era. Shortly after the Messianic Era the "Seventh Millennium" will arrive, (Which according to the Hebrew Calendar is in 216 years.) The Seventh Millennium corresponds with the 6 days of creation, and then total rest... So the entire seventh millennium (216 years from now) will have total peace and tranquility brought upon by the Messiah & the Messianic Era. I don't think Ive ever read anything about what happens after the Seventh Millennia & the World to Come, whether it's permanent or temporary is debatable.
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  144.  @Hmm-xy9qs  this is part 2 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the Holocaust where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the Holocaust) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  145.  @Hmm-xy9qs  this is part 2 2.5) The Messianic Chabad movement is very small. Similar to your Unitarian Universalist movement (They don't believe in the Trinity but do believe in Jesus Christ) Just like how Unitarian Universalist don't respresent Christianity, the Messianic Chabad movement doesn't represent Rabbinical Judaism. Another thing to note about the Chabad Rebbe, he was seen as the literal leader of American Judaism, any question or problem you had, you asked him. It's reasonable to say some Jews (ESPECIALLY after the H*** where at that time in the 80's/90's many Jews still knew/lost loved ones in the H*** ) would WANT to see the Rebbe as the Messiah... I mean how can the Messianic Era not come after the Holocaust?  3) Yes Rabbi's & Sage's have written opinions that could fall in line with Christianity, however WE WILL NOT worship the Messiah. The Messiah will be a mere man with breath in his nostrils. WE WILL NOT worship, pray, or fear the Messiah, WE WILL ONLY follow him into the Seventh Millennium & the World to Come... THATS IT.  Ill give you this, I will follow Jesus Christ when he rises from the dead, fulfills ALL of the requirements of the Messiah and leads the Jews into the Messianic Era & the World to Come... ONLY then will I follow him, but I will never worship him. I will only fear and love G-D.
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  146.  @Hmm-xy9qs  Im assuming you’re Messianic Judaism? It’s okay but that means your on the path of being a righteous Noahide :). - I haven’t heard of the “Last Rebellion” or “Last Judgement,” sounds interesting but if it’s connected with the Rapture then I won’t believe in it. - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and pogromed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - Yes Jesus or Yeshua as you call him was what we call today, an Orthodox Jew, who followed Shabbat and studied Torah. - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this. - The Midrash is generally longer commentary or stories that expound on the Torah. I have complicated feelings about it and don’t really read it unless I’m specifically looking for something or another commentator quotes something from the Midrash. Just to be clearer one reason I don’t like Midrash is - Midrash is used a lot for children growing up to help them better understand and remember Torah as Midrash delves deeper into relationships/stories/narratives and overall has more detail. However I’ve heard from other Jews that these children grow up, don’t necessarily study a lot but these Midrashic stories get jumbled up with the Torah in their heads and then are surprised when they recall something and it’s not Torah… it’s Midrash… which poses problems. - I’m gunna act like you don’t know what I’m about to write just to make it easier. So the problem with Jesus is he didn’t fulfill any of the requirements for being Messiah, Christian’s got around this by saying he repented every human in the world for “original sin” however we Jews don’t believe in original sin as it’s not in Torah or Oral Torah. Also Deuteronomy 4:15-19 & 5:8-9 prohibits Jews from believing in G-D in human form (or ANY likeness.) this obviously poses problems if we were to worship Jesus… even if Jesus is G-D… because here G-D says NOT to worship Him in bodily form. - - Regarding Zechariah / Rashi you didn’t tell me the full account .. :). So Sukkah 52a says in regarding Zechariah is that it’s a eulogy at the end of days. Some Rabbi’s think this refers to Messiah Ben Yosef who will be killed in Gog & Magog war PRIOR to the coming of Messiah BEN DAVID (Our Messiah or your Jesus) another rabbi said it’s for the “evil inclination” (All evil in the world) that will be killed by G-D… this is why you always read what the commentator is referring to or you get confused. - - Don’t worry about us following false prophets :) we have very strict guidelines a prophet must follow in order to be views as a Prophet of G-D and taking the Voice of G-D. Miracles can happen but it won’t mean anything if the prophet doesn’t adhere to our guidelines. - Yeah Jesus Christ is Yehoshua but most Jews don’t really know Jesus like that and only know him when other people say Jesus or see stuff online about Jesus. I hope you read everything I have to say :)
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  147.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1/2 it won’t let me fully reply again lol Im assuming you’re Messianic Judaism? It’s okay but that means your on the path of being a righteous Noahide :). - I haven’t heard of the “Last Rebellion” or “Last Judgement,” sounds interesting but if it’s connected with the Rapture then I won’t believe in it. - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and pogromed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - Yes Jesus or Yeshua as you call him was what we call today, an Orthodox Jew, who followed Shabbat and studied Torah. - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this. - The Midrash is generally longer commentary or stories that expound on the Torah. I have complicated feelings about it and don’t really read it unless I’m specifically looking for something or another commentator quotes something from the Midrash. Just to be clearer one reason I don’t like Midrash is - Midrash is used a lot for children growing up to help them better understand and remember Torah as Midrash delves deeper into relationships/stories/narratives and overall has more detail. However I’ve heard from other Jews that these children grow up, don’t necessarily study a lot but these Midrashic stories get jumbled up with the Torah in their heads and then are surprised when they recall something and it’s not Torah… it’s Midrash… which poses problems. - I’m gunna act like you don’t know what I’m about to write just to make it easier. So the problem with Jesus is he didn’t fulfill any of the requirements for being Messiah, Christian’s got around this by saying he repented every human in the world for “original sin” however we Jews don’t believe in original sin as it’s not in Torah or Oral Torah. Also Deuteronomy 4:15-19 & 5:8-9 prohibits Jews from believing in G-D in human form (or ANY likeness.) this obviously poses problems if we were to worship Jesus… even if Jesus is G-D… because here G-D says NOT to worship Him in bodily form. - See next part
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  148.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 2 Regarding Zechariah / Rashi you didn’t tell me the full account .. :). So Sukkah 52a says in regarding Zechariah is that it’s a eulogy at the end of days. Some Rabbi’s think this refers to Messiah Ben Yosef who will be killed in Gog & Magog war PRIOR to the coming of Messiah BEN DAVID (Our Messiah or your Jesus) another rabbi said it’s for the “evil inclination” (All evil in the world) that will be killed by G-D… this is why you always read what the commentator is referring to or you get confused. - - Don’t worry about us following false prophets :) we have very strict guidelines a prophet must follow in order to be views as a Prophet of G-D and taking the Voice of G-D. Miracles can happen but it won’t mean anything if the prophet doesn’t adhere to our guidelines. - Yeah Jesus Christ is Yehoshua but most Jews don’t really know Jesus like that and only know him when other people say Jesus or see stuff online about Jesus. I hope you read everything I have to say :)
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  149.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1 Im assuming you’re Messianic Judaism? It’s okay but that means your on the path of being a righteous Noahide :). - I haven’t heard of the “Last Rebellion” or “Last Judgement,” sounds interesting but if it’s connected with the Rapture then I won’t believe in it. - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and pogromed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - Yes Jesus or Yeshua as you call him was what we call today, an Orthodox Jew, who followed Shabbat and studied Torah. - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this.
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  150.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1.5 - The Midrash is generally longer commentary or stories that expound on the Torah. I have complicated feelings about it and don’t really read it unless I’m specifically looking for something or another commentator quotes something from the Midrash. Just to be clearer one reason I don’t like Midrash is - Midrash is used a lot for children growing up to help them better understand and remember Torah as Midrash delves deeper into relationships/stories/narratives and overall has more detail. However I’ve heard from other Jews that these children grow up, don’t necessarily study a lot but these Midrashic stories get jumbled up with the Torah in their heads and then are surprised when they recall something and it’s not Torah… it’s Midrash… which poses problems. - I’m gunna act like you don’t know what I’m about to write just to make it easier. So the problem with Jesus is he didn’t fulfill any of the requirements for being Messiah, Christian’s got around this by saying he repented every human in the world for “original sin” however we Jews don’t believe in original sin as it’s not in Torah or Oral Torah. Also Deuteronomy 4:15-19 & 5:8-9 prohibits Jews from believing in G-D in human form (or ANY likeness.) this obviously poses problems if we were to worship Jesus… even if Jesus is G-D… because here G-D says NOT to worship Him in bodily form.
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  151.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1 Sorry this is in like 4 parts YT is being annoying - I haven’t heard of the “Last Rebellion” or “Last Judgement,” sounds interesting but if it’s connected with the Rapture then I won’t believe in it. - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and pogromed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - Yes Jesus or Yeshua as you call him was what we call today, an Orthodox Jew, who followed Shabbat and studied Torah. - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this.
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  152.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1 Sorry this is in like 4 parts YT is being annoying - I haven’t heard of the “Last Rebellion” or “Last Judgement,” sounds interesting but if it’s connected with the Rapture then I won’t believe in it. - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and killed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - Yes Jesus or Yeshua as you call him was what we call today, an Orthodox Jew, who followed Shabbat and studied Torah. - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this.
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  153.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1 Sorry this is in like 4 parts YT is being annoying but this part I had to delete some stuff because I can’t figure out why YT is deleting it - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and killed and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this.
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  154.  @Hmm-xy9qs  part 1 Sorry this is in like 4 parts YT is being annoying I had to delete a lot of this part cause I can’t figure out why YT is deleting it - It’s very clear throughout the entire Tanakh the Covenant is everlasting & eternal. G-D will not abandon us and it is clear throughout the ages he has not. Meshech Chochmah says we build our foundation in a new nation upon Torah, generations pass by and we slowly get more and more assimilated until we forgo Torah, which at that point G-D steps in. We are exiled and we are exiled into a new nation and at that point we remember Torah and build our new foundation upon it. (This is a digest but looking throughout history this is generally true) - The Talmud isn’t Hashems Law. The Mishna or “Oral Torah” is. You probably already know this but just in case we believe in the “Written Torah” (5 Books of Moses) & “Orah Torah” (Mishna). The reason we have the Talmud is because the Mishna is really hard to read and poses a lot of questions and problems, the Gemara (Talmud) seeks to conclude those questions. Think of the Talmud as a forum based on the Mishna, but again I think you know this.
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  155.  @Hmm-xy9qs  sorry I can’t post part 1 I’ve tried editing it like 10 times lol
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  156.  @Hmm-xy9qs  This is a good reply! Just to clarify, a Rabbi is neither a master nor a leader. A Rabbi is a Torah Scholar first and teacher second. I don’t agree with your statement about Rabbi’s teaching their interpretation of Torah instead of teaching the plain scripture. As I’ve said, a Rabbi is a teacher, not a leader. The Torah & Tanakh is difficult to understand without commentary, interpretation, introspection, and communication with other Torah students and Rabbi’s. Personally I don’t think there is one universal meaning for every verse in the Bible, there’s different explanations for verses coming out even today! It’s important to look at the Sages, Medieval Rabbi’s, Targum, etc for clarification on Torah. It’s unlikely a Rabbi is going to ignore these works in order to not have bias regarding his teaching, also some Rabbis have started their own school’s of thought, going against the majority opinion which is how we got Hasidism, Kabbalah, and the Zohar! (Especially Hasidism!!!) Honestly you’re not entirely wrong, two years ago I would have agreed with most of what your saying, but I’ve since moved away from that opinion, sure there are some bad Rabbi’s but they are not the majority. Some Jew’s actually agree with you which is why we have Karaite Judaism, one of the only other “Denominations” of Judaism as a whole. One thing to note is in my opinion, it’s entirely possible Judaism would have died with the destruction of the Second Temple. Rabbi’s transformed Judaism from a religion centered around our Holy Land, which was centered around the Temple, and turned it into a religion that can be practiced at any place in the world, they helped lessen the blow of the destruction of the Temple. Regarding your comment on Rabbi’s saying they place their authority over G-D, if you could point out one Rabbi in real life who has said this, I would be shocked. This ties into the Rabbinical Court in Israel which is NOT liked as Israeli’s feel like they overstep their authority and power. You say Rabbi’s teach according to what each other say but there is a VAST amount of differing opinions on so many works. Kabbalah literally rose out of a completely different interpretation of the Bible. There’s medieval commentators that write on total different ends of the spectrum. You can literally choice what flavor of commentary you want to complement your Torah study. But yes a Rabbi is generally going to follow a set of guidelines when teaching, considering the type of religiosity where he is employed such as Reform, Orthodox, Chabad, or Hasidism schools/universities. Regarding the validity of the Oral Torah. It is a pointless debate, we’ve been arguing about its validity since Korach’s time lol. There’s good reasons for and against the validity and I don’t feel like taking the most popular reasons for it and writing it here. Instead I’ll tell you why I personally believe the authority of the Oral Torah. My opinion is that there’s good enough reason to believe not everything was written down in the Torah, more laws and precise details were transmitted orally. Which is why it’s common when you read some of the more obscure rules in the Tanakh and come away with not truly understanding it. There’s already enough research that proves for the most part when oral customs/cultures are eventually written down, it’s mostly accurate. Now is it entirely accurate according to when G-D taught Moses on Mount Sinai? Maybe not. Was the Oral Torah influenced by the Sanhedrin/Sages/Rabbi’s? Sure, maybe. I’m also confused regarding your comment that Rabbi’s would lose all their power and authority without Halakha, considering religious Jews are the minority compared to non-religious Jews… The Talmud has an extraordinary wealth of knowledge, and to just throw it away because we can’t prove the validity and accuracy would truly be a shame. At the end of the day you can have your own opinion but me and many other Jew’s truly believe our Rabbi’s help us bring us closer to G-D. One thing to note, I’ve mentioned “Karaite Judaism” as another denomination, which one of their core beliefs is that they don’t believe in the Bavli or Jerusalem Talmud or Rabbi’s yet however its funny because they have their own version of the “Talmud” that helps them understand Torah… lol
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  157.  @pankaja7974  If you think YHVH is a “name” you have much to learn.
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  158.  @beautifulsydney  Christian you eat the body of Christ & drink his blood every year
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  159.  @furion..  Huh really? How can you reject Jesus and believe in G-d then? I believe in G-d but not Jesus which means in Christianity I’m going to hell… that’s your only threat… the possibility of hell. Jesus has simply no control over this world
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  160.  @wacory6752  Your right, the soul of the Messiah has existed since the point of creation. Question is, if Jesus is the Messiah then where is he? If Jesus requires a second coming then that means he failed. Is it not wrong to say it’s totally possible for a different Messiah besides Jesus?
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  161. He’s not talking about you (gentiles) He’s talking about the House of Israel.
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  162. Gentiles like to think that since they slapped on a few extra books to our Tanakh, that it now also refers to them as well… lmao.
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  163.  @ameliosho9573  I don’t think you understand any of those verses. Have you read any commentary?
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  164.  @arishkolnik9316  millions of Jews have died under Christian oppression. Billions of people have died under Christian rule & oppression. Why did the Shoah mainly only happen in Christian nations? No problem with Christian’s now, just stop using us to continue your belief in Jesus.
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  165.  @davidisrael-zz1zz  um no, someone is Jewish because we descended from Abraham, Isaac & Jacob. Just because you get deep in your feelings doesn’t make it true.
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  166.  @kamekameha721  I fear the oppression and the repeat of history. It’s dangerous to rely on Jews to further your belief in Jesus.
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  167.  @austinporter6701  Is “Hebrews” a better word for you? We’re Jews because we come from the tribe of Judah 🙄
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  168. @ From my father, from his father, all the way back to Abraham Avinu. Yes I study Torah, why would the kohens, temple, sacrifices be temporary? That doesn’t make sense. I follow what the Torah says, not what Jesus says, if Jesus was important he would be in Torah!
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  169.  @LeonardCooper-z3c  https://il.usembassy.gov/our-relationship/policy-history/#:~:text=The%20top%20five%20U.S.%20imports,medical%20instruments%2C%20and%20agricultural%20products. - that took 5 seconds to google
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