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Shalom Pedagogia. Sorry not sure what you mean?

@NetzarimAntoecie now its ok! Thank you Zaken, i saw now the video. Very food production!! Mazal tov.

Wow! Thats awesome! Baruch HaShem!!!!! 🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱😊

Excellent observations. Interestingly, Sha’ul (Paul) faced the same accusation at the time, prompting him to be summoned to appear before Ya’akov (James) to settle the matter. Acts 21:18-24. As you know there are seven covenants, neither cancel out the former as they all roll forward together to form a complete unified picture. In each generation there would have been different amounts of covenants revealed and in Sha’ul’s time (with all of them on the table so to speak with exception of the Moshachic Ben David of the last) he attempts to explain things to new comers, which can often mean talking about things in a different way to those brought up in a concept. Hope this helps and thanks for watching and commenting!

I hear you. It is compelling. I know Paul went along with James in Acts 21. But I'm not sure how sincere he was in doing so. Paul says he was willing to be all things to all men. And some of his statements seem clearly against the Torah. For example he stated in chapter 5: ...if you are circumcised, Christ will be of no value to you...and you will be obligated to keep the entire law..." it just seems like he is saying that faith in Jesus/the Spirit is opposed to obedience to the Torah as a means of righteousness. I am not trying to be argumentative. I appreciate the video and your response.

And yet Paul is found saying, “what advantage is there in circumcision, and what advantage is there in being a Jew, much in every way.” From Romans. Like today, there are adults coming into the knowledge of the Torah with an enthusiasm that is very high and with this they can tend to be running at top speed, immediately wanting to be circumcised for example, when ultimately if a person keeps sinning after he is circumcised he is now technically in a worse state. He is emphasising a changed mental and spiritual condition over an outward removal of flesh. Rather, the removal of the foreskin is a progressive outward result of an internal transformation through Y’shua for Gentiles coming in. Ground zero is the mind, not circumcision, if that makes sense. Ya’akov and his peers would have spotted any insincerity. This is one of the reasons it took Sha’ul 14 years until he could interact with them after his switch from being their chief death dealer. It’s kind of like if Kamala Harris and Joe Biden joined Trump.

​@NetzarimAntoecie Hmm...I hear that. But I have tended to think the "advantage..." was past tense. Before "the new way of the Spirit"...that he mentions in Romans...Gentiles, compared to Jews were "lost and completely without hope..." Now they are invited to equal standing etc. But I appreciate your point of view.

@@dorenarecillo1253 Shalom Alecheim!

@@Brandt-xr8xo Todah Rabah!!

I will try. Thank you for learning with me. 😊

Hi Jodie, thanks for your comment, definitely steer clear of the Zohar as a beginner. Best place to start is to purchase an Artscroll Stones edition Chumash and buy an orthodox weekday Siddur. Read the weekly Torah portions on a daily Aliyah rotation. You can get an Aliyah application on your phone. Also purchase anything you can find on Lashon Hara, and get yourself a daily learning schedule perhaps aiming at an hour per day if you can manage the time. Hope this helps.

What’s Riot Farm? Sorry but you don’t look like a remotely religious person going by your channel.

Unfortunately, it does happen, it’s rare though. You know Gene Simmons was a Chabadnic when he first arrived in America. You can argue the authenticity or mentality state of each case, but I address it later in the video. Last two minutes.

Totally false

@MattJames-y8v he is

Excellent comment. Yes, unfortunately there is a lot of negative information about the Noahide laws across the web. It is simply the covenant that was given by HaShem with Noach and his descendants after the flood. Using Acts 15, I'm trying to show people coming to faith in Y'shua, that earlier followers who weren't Jewish, weren't expected to keep anything beyond the basic requirements of a Noahide. For everyone looking to convert, this was always the first stage of conversion. In actuality it can be broken into three stages - the Ger T'shuv (the returning Gentile), the Ger HaShar (the Gentile Near the Gate) and the Ger Tzedek (the Righteous Gentile). In Judaism a Noahide is seen as a partial convert in all of these states, because it is extremely difficult to keep just basic Torah commands without living within or near a Jewish community. The non-Jewish Netzarim were Noahides to varying degrees and the Jews that joined were still full Torah observant Jews. I'm sorry you feel confused. Obviously, I don't know everything and the more I learn the more I realize I don't know, but I wouldn't say I ever feel confused. Just excited to find the answer and know more. So, you are saying that you know you will live to see the coming of Mashiach? It is quite probable, however, why make a public statement like that? Why put yourself under that much pressure? If you happen to pass away before he arrives, it may muddy your legacy. It costs you nothing to remain silent even if you firmly believe that. Now, every day, you are living with the unnecessary pressure of this being fulfilled. I mean what if, heaven forbid, you fall out of favor with HaShem and he takes you sooner? Why live with this pressure? It's okay while you're alive, but if you do pass away before he comes, you could ruin other people's faith and that will be something that will have to be addressed during judgement before the Beit Din of Shamyaim. Even if this is true, why mention it? At any rate the Moshiach Neged (the Negative Messiah/Anti-Christ) has to come first, and he will be here for a little while before the real Messiah shows up to lay waste to the world. I know you want to inspire other people, that's venerable, but this is what Christians do, because they are bereft of the Torah, otherwise they would inspire with it rather than making claims of any kind. You don't have to make any type of claims about anything. Anyway, please think about what I have shared. Hope this information helps. Thank you so much for the comment and reaching out. By the way, may late Rabbi of blessed memory, was raised Southern Baptist. :)

​@@NetzarimAntoecie, I genuinely appreciate your response. Thank you. In hindsight, my original post was very simplistic. Thank you for explaining the steps and the expectations of adherence, etc. When I spoke of confusion, I was too simplistic. I, too, am excited to find the answer and know more. Overall, I know I'm seeking earnestly, and that's the path. You were correct that I shouldn't publicly share what I shared here, as I could be incorrect. Unfortunately, your overall assessment of why I said it is erroneous. A "Christian" would cringe at me saying this, but I've never felt called to inspire others like so many other "Christians" do. I've always known I have to get my house and my family in order before I try to go out and inspire anyone. I know the Torah has to be at the heart of it all. That's how I got here. :) We have a difficult time ahead, and I must lead my family in all matters. Again, thank you.

@@ThomasGLee Thank you for your well received response. Much appreciated. I'll tell you a little story. Many years ago, a had a Christian woman speak to me about seeing a Jewish man at a major church in Australia. She went up to him and said something like, 'Hello, I have seen that you will be a person who carries the rediscovered Ark of the Covenant' to which he gave her a warm smile. This was over twenty years ago and the man she spoke to was quite old then. And over the years I have seen it all the time in Christian circles, statements like 'I believe that only this congregation will be saved!" I've even heard such unnecessary absolute statements like this in Messianic communities. I'm just sharing with you my experience in Christianity, although as I've stated, it's not exclusively a trait exhibited by them. But thank you for commenting and sharing your experience. It is valid and it is valuable and who knows we may both live to see it. I hope not, because the Word says it will be a dark and terrible day. Amos 5:18-20: "For what good is the day of HaShem to you? It will be darkness, and not light. It will be as though a man fled from a lion, And a bear met him! Or as though he went into the house, Leaned his hand on the wall, And a serpent bit him!"

@@NetzarimAntoecie thank you for sharing. I agree with your experience. It has been mine as well. I will continue to watch, read, listen, and learn. Thank you.

​@NetzarimAntoecie Just a minor clarification of the categories above. A ger tzedek is a righteous "convert" - not a righteous Gentile. A ger tzedek is considered fully Jewish and no longer a Gentile at all. I think, based on your video and overall comment above that you meant that - but the parenthetical "righteous gentile" may be confusing to some.

Great question. We find in the Torah that miracles, as good as they are, have no staying power with people in terms of keeping them anchored to truth. We see this with the incident of the golden Calf which miraculously formed from fire in Moshe's absence and was worshipped even after the phenomenal miracle of the parting of the Reed Sea. We also see that Bilaam, who was a thoroughly wicked man, was granted the ability to bless or curse people. We also see that the witch of Endor was also granted the power to resurrect the dead. She was a fugitive sorcerer that survived Saul's culling of all those who practiced witchcraft in the land. HaShem allows the enemy to also produce miracles. We see this with Pharoah's sorcerers being able to imitate each plague up to the Plague of Lice and Gnats, which they couldn't reproduce. Witchcraft historically is rife with miracles, and this is one of the reasons it attracts people. The Torah actually tells us not in Devarim 13:2-4 that is someone who performs signs and causes someone to follow after foreign g-ds should not be listened to. We have to bear in mind that even many Christian sects reject Catholicism due to their obvious departure from the Torah and their absolute authority even over the Scriptures themselves. A miracle that accompanied with truth has weight, but a miracle that is unaccompanied by truth is nothing, even if it appears good in the moment. Hope this helps and please continue to be respectful in any further comments.

​@@NetzarimAntoecie does netzarim antoecie defines what is truth? Does the sinhadrim defines what is truth? Your people rejected Jesus once, what makes your delusional mind, full of prejudices think that your people will accept him again? The so many times that your people rejected and tried to trick God, the old testament is about how time and time again your people broke away with God, and all of it it was His plan to make His love known to all mankind, your people may accept Christ when He comes back and all His glory, but He will turn His face away from you

@NetzarimAntoecie the enemy can create its own miracles, that much is known, but the miracles I'm talking about do not come from evil, like the ones Balaam was going to promote before God made the mule talk and stopped Balaam in his tracks, some recent miracles for e.g.: Sokółka, 2008 During a Mass at St. Anthony's parish church, a priest dropped a consecrated host into a container of water. The host remained intact, but a bright red stain appeared in the middle. The host was kept in the water for three years, and two independent studies concluded that the stained portion was identical to heart tissue from a person near death, proven with samples in 3 different labs. Or someone we call a Saint, padre pio who gave the euchatist to a girl with no pupils, all proven scientifically, she had medical records of treatment, and through Padre pio belief and eucharistic transmutation of the bread and wine into the blood of Christ she consumed, she gained pupils, no doctor could explain how, yet it's all proven. I'm talking about recent miracles because we can test and prove scientifically such miracles, the catholic church is always skeptical to accept miracles if they cannot be proven as such.

Shalom Oliver, great question. Y'shua's death confirms his acceptance before HaShem as an innocent offering like an animal who is innocent that is brought on our behalf in Temple times. This is what all the offerings (to a greater or lesser degree) point forward and back to (as the offerings will resume in a newly build 3rd Temple). Just like the priestly service that was constructed to help us maintain our relationship with HaShem by doing t'shuvah, his death is the culmination of this service. So, if you look at this in light of the Temple service as his execution being the crescendo of it, it makes it easier to understand. It was foreshadowed at the Akida with the offering of Itzhak. Remember, His actions don't all of a sudden mean we stop sinning, or we can continue to sin and simply maintain intellectual belief (this Greek thinking), we have to still do our job as Noahide level Netzarim or if you're orthodox, as orthodox Jews with a type of silent service, the same as Nicodemus who visited Y'shua in secret. Hope this helps and thank you for watching this important video.

@ im a noahide, trying to keep as much Torah as I can. So Yeshuas death is linked to the Passover sacrifice. The Passover sacrifice was never a sin sacrifice, right? Wasn’t it a sacrifice to draw closer to G-d? So he took our punishment as the perfect and innocent lamb, in order to also bring us closer to G-d? Am I understanding this right? Maybe a video where you can go into detail a little further would be a test idea. That would be greatly appreciated

@@Oliver-c5v2b All the sacrificial system points to Y'shua. There are guilt offerings, thanksgiving offerings, peace offerings, sin offerings, and offerings to shame the Egyptians like eating their so-called g-d, that they worshipped - the Lamb. There is actually more than one reason behind the multitude of offerings that are given. One of the reasons for eating the Lamb (apart from what most people know about it) on the first Pesach was to Psych out the Egyptians. In fact, when Mashiach arrives one of the things he will do is enlighten us about many additional meanings of why we do many things in the Torah.

@ Right, I heard that the Egyptians worshiped the lamb, that’s why initially Moshe and the people of Israel needed to get out of Egypt to slaughter the lambs in order not to make the Egyptians hate them, but pharaoh didn’t let them. That’s what I heard.

@@Oliver-c5v2b Yes, that's correct, so HaShem let them do it in their backyard. I actually have a video on it and mention the lambs being slaughtered and the Egyptians reaction. You can view that here: (3:45 time stamp for the link below [not this video]) th-cam.com/video/q6M-5RcQtFs/w-d-xo.html

Contact me on Facebook and we will go from here.

@@NetzarimAntoecie I don't have Facebook. I'm religious. e mail instead? I have yours.

Okay, some people use it for keruv and others have it to keep in touch with sick and elderly relatives overseas. So you can be religious and be on Facebook. I just depends what you use it for. Yes send me an email.

@@NetzarimAntoecie I have sent you an email. shalom.

Indeed it does. Thank you for watching!

@@dovbarleib3256 I have his book The 60 Days, which is great. I might include him in a part 2. Sorry about my terrible Hebrew….

That’s a good attitude.

@NetzarimAntoecie I really love all those Hebrew tales episodes.i even bought duties of the heart ..I will continue to watch .Todah rabah 😊

Baruch HaShem!!! I knew someone out there liked them. Toda!

Rabbi Simon Jacobson is good for psychology based learning. He tends to resonate with people coming from a psychological standpoint. I do not endorse anything from MF. His book is a blight on the Nation of Yisrael I am sorry to say.

Demons as well as HaSatan can only act in accordance with HaShem’s will. It’s how we enable demons to affect us that gets us into trouble. If we behaved, we’d never hear from them. That’s why they are still here like us. The adding to the Commands means adding to the Torah, which the Jews would never dare to do. The information is found in the Oral Torah. which is either a Drush, Remez or Sod insight of the Torah itself. Remember the Torah is black fire on white fire. The Oral Torah is the white fire. For example, the Torah itself has no vowels, which makes it impossible to read. However, there is an agreed upon pronunciation of most of the words in the Torah so it can be read, and the correct pronunciations of every word are never explained in the entire TaNaK. Also, there is no actual commandment to pray in the Torah, so technically speaking the act of prayer is Rabbinical, as is the entire concept of the marriage service. It's interesting how nobody complains about these things. Hope this helps.

No denomination. Not affiliated with the church in any capacity. I am a Noahide.