Thank you. Yes.... Cultures change. What is 'socially' and 'culturally' acceptable changes. But God's Word never changes and still manages to 'pierce even to the diving asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and the marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart' of every culture in every time and place (Hebrews 4:12).
I’m glad you’re talking about this. Women have a hard time. I think a lot of women would like to dress more modestly but change is hard. I’m trying to be more modest. You’re a good example! Thank you.
I love your videos, I’m not religious and I dress differently but I respect your beliefs. I like how you give us a view into your world and your beautiful home. I admire your commitment to your faith. Much love ❤️
Somebody recommended me to watch this video regarding modesty as I have had a conviction on the way I dress. I mostly wear jeans and pants but maybe some of them are a bit too form-fitting. I never felt comfortable in dresses as I have very hairy legs and would have to shave more often. I don't have much money right now to completely to make the transition to dresses but I would eventually like to wear more dresses but of course the modest ones where it covers Mid calves to ankle length. Also I might have to be careful on the type of materials I buy because apparently wearing something with two different materials is a sin I like polyester but I was told I either have to buy cotton or linen. But the problem with them is that you have to hand wash it and hang dry it which is pretty much frustrating to me. If you can give me more advice that would be great!
Hi, sister! Mixing linen and wool is specifically the mixed fabric we shouldn’t wear (Deuteronomy 22:11). Not wearing polyester/synthetic fabrics is a health concern- not a Biblical one, per se. I personally try to only wear natural fibers (cotton, linen, wool, leather, silk, bamboo, hemp, etc) because I notice better body temperature regulation & less body odor wearing them, plus for the health benefit of not having microplastics on my skin. They do not have to be hand wash/hang dry only- just follow the care instructions for whatever you buy. I have also made more of a switch to dresses (from skirts) in the past couple of years, (but currently wearing skirts again because I don’t own any nursing friendly dresses). I recommend ordering dresses from eSHAKTI (I have an affiliate link I can share), which is where I used to buy the majority of my dresses. You can customize them with longer skirts, longer sleeves, higher necklines, etc. I find the quality to be very well made, also! I don’t have the funds either to make a complete, all at once switch to dresses/natural fibers. So I’ve taken the approach of when I need to purchase something, I only bring in my preferences. Over time, my closet has become almost entirely what I want. 😊
@@WomenLivingTorah I guess I will have to just slowly make the change because of financial reasons and I trust in God that he knows my heart and that he knows that I am trying to make the change. As much as I want to give myself a timeline, with God there is no timelines but I just focus on each day on what I can buy and then go from there.
There is much to say for modesty these days. And I think you have the right attitude to rather err on the safe side.Yet, the Bible mentions over and over again, that the bride makes herself beautiful. That does include not looking plain, but attractive, without becoming sensual. I erred like you on the safe side, but since have discovered, that there is no offense in a slight bit of make up, a better hairdo, some modest jewelry and contact lenses. We do not have to unintentionally turn other women away from Christ, by becoming plain. You are beautiful and don't have to hide it. Just like you don't have to overdo it, there's no need to under-do it either.
I think we need to redefine how we understand our appearances and on what constitutes ‘attractive’ or ‘beautiful.’ 😊 I wear no makeup, only a modest ring signifying my marriage, and have glasses- and yet, I feel perfectly comfortable in my appearance. I neither think that I’m ‘ugly’ nor particularly ‘beautiful.’ I don’t really think about appearances on that spectrum- for myself or anybody. Rather, I focus on being modest and respectable- and I think in that, there’s beauty. 😊 Blessings!
@@gardenjoy5223 Good ! Song of Songs 4:1-7 says: "How beautiful you are, my darling! Oh, how beautiful!(...)You are altogether beautiful, my darling; there is no flaw in you." Psalm 139: 13-15 concurs: "13 For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place, when I was woven together in the depths of the earth." So my dear Garden Joy there is no flaw in you, you are fearfuly and wonderfully made... You don't need earrings, fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake nails makeup.... If you wear those things, you are saying that God is a liar and you want to correct Him. God made us in His image. Those things change, defile the image of God. So wearing them is an outright rebellion, a direct fight against God.
@@Wilfrid256 Who taught you that nonsense about 'rebellion'? We don't have to overdo it, but we don't have to 'underdo' it either. In Song of Songs 4: 10, a few verses farther then you looked, we read that she uses some sort of perfume: "How fair is thy love, my sister, my spouse! how much better is thy love than wine! and the smell of thine ointments than all spices!" Read about the exquisite cloths of the queen in Psalm 45: 13-14a "The king's daughter is all glorious within: her clothing is of wrought gold. She shall be brought unto the king in raiment of needlework." All rebellious sinfulness? Besides that, read Isaiah 61: 10 "I will greatly rejoice in the Lord, my soul shall be joyful in my God; for he hath clothed me with the garments of salvation, he hath covered me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom decks himself with ornaments, and as a bride adorns herself with her jewels." And Jeremiah 2: 32 "Can a maid forget her ornaments, or a bride her attire? yet my people have forgotten me days without number." Look at how God Himself makes his people beautiful and with what: "I clothed thee also with embroidered work, and shod thee with badgers' skin, and I girded thee about with fine linen, and I covered thee with silk. I decked thee also with ornaments, and I put bracelets upon thy hands, and a chain on thy neck. And I put a jewel on thy forehead, and earrings in thine ears, and a beautiful crown upon thine head. Thus wast thou decked with gold and silver; and thy raiment was of fine linen, and silk, and embroidered work; thou didst eat fine flour, and honey, and oil: and thou wast exceeding beautiful, and thou didst prosper into a kingdom. And thy renown went forth among the heathen for thy beauty: for it was perfect through my comeliness, which I had put upon thee, saith the Lord God." Ezekiel 16: 10-14. Can this be used wrongly? Yes, it can. But must that be? No, of course not. To beautify oneself is not sinful, unless one overdoes it, where it is used to become unfaithful to God and/or husband, or when it takes way too much time, which could have been spent better. The occasion of a wedding is obviously a good reason though. So don't have fear of looking nice. You don't have to spend hours in front of the mirror to look cared for. Really, it is not a sin. I'd rather say it is a sin to not take care of oneself and thus be unattractive and plain and build up walls for other women to come to Christ. Paul urged us to adjust to the culture, where possible, in order to win others for Christ.
Hello! I was raised in the Apostolic/UPCI churches, and I still believe very similarly to their tenets of faith; however, I now consider myself a 'Torah pursuant Christian,' (or to really put a label on myself, a Messianic Christian). I have a brief explanation of what I believe in my channel description box! Thank you for the encouragement! I LOVE discussing the Word of God and sharing what He's laid on my heart!! ♥
@@WomenLivingTorah Awesome!!! I am apostolic Pentecostal/UPCI. Raised innit my whole life. I still attend a UPC church, however I have been digging deeper in the word and have felt a pull to study more of Torah understanding. Its very rare to find a Pentecostal who is interested in this. I am so happy I found your channel. I would love to hear your story, how you came to Torah etc. My husband and I desire to learn more but others think we are strange for this. Lol. God bless!!!
I would love to share with you. I'm not on IG currently, but I have decided to create a separate email address for this TH-cam channel since you're not the first one wanting to private message! I will do that as soon as I can, and then get back with you. (Feeling slightly early laborish right now with my 3rd baby, so might just watch this and see where it goes. But I WILL get back with you. ☺ )
To my point of view a skirt should at least cover the calves because when only up to knees in sitting position it mounts up to thighs and when the skirts or pants are too tight to show shapes of buttocks and thighs it becomes sexy and tempting which is bad
Modesty is a lost virtue these days. I love long denim skirts particularly!!!! Oh! and without the ugly splits in them. The flared look is most beautiful to me.
Fancy jewelry, and maybe all jewelry is out. Also, you should point out that men also have nakedness; so going shirtless is wrong for them, even if it is normally viewed acceptable by the general public.
Ya im struggling with this. I mean, I dont dress terribly immodestly, but i do like to wear yoga pants and tight jeans. I should really pray about this
It can be hard! A few easy modifications can help as you pray through what you choose to do. With leggings, if I wear a large hoodie tied around my waist. The sleeves cover the front when tied and the back covers up my bum and the shape of my bum. I don’t wear jeans super often but when I do, my bum is covered. Long shirts, tunics, cardinals, jackets, etc that cover that area vs drawing attention to it. I hope that helps. I call it a step in the right direction to start the mindfulness of covering those important parts up and not drawing attention to them.
People dressed modestly in antiquity, in Biblical times, the hot Mediterranean sun, those cold winter rains. Plus dressing modestly covers shortcomings. Visiting a nude beach c an be very disillusioning.
Hello, I agree with what you, wrote, though I believe skirts should be at least mid calf or longer.. Also, I must say,though, knit tight shirts reveal the chest, as you are wearing, and a woman needs to wear either a loose vest, or a blouse or sweate over it ..It is not right to show the chest like that..I know what men think and say, and it is not right even for women to have to see it..Even if a woman is expecting, they should have a loose cover up, like a cotton blouse or other garment.I notice some Christian women wearing knit tops ,exposing their chest, and expecting everyone to accept it.
Hi Mary. Thank you for saying this. I am a man and try to get Christians aware of this. Yes, I won't allow my wife to have tight sitting t shirts. The big problem is that some man think all the time about sex. And some men won't do that. The result of the man who does not, is he let's his wife dress herself the way she thinks is OK. And it certainly is not. Good that there are youtube channels to cover this. If older women allow themselves too much freedom, young girls will imitate them and have way too revealing clothes on. May God teach us all to honor Him. (by the way - we were in Israel and both "swam" in the dead see with t-shirts on and longer trousers on.). I've experienced enough that men tell me I have a beautiful body. It's not only for girls to dress neatly... Also for man. Shalom
Thank you, sir, for your nice and insightful reply..It is so refreshing that a man believes this way! And that you and your wife swam with modesty, when in Israel. And yes, the wife should obey her husband, whom is holy, and to dress modestly..It matters how we dress, and I agree, even men need to be aware of their own modesty.Women lust or can have thoughts, similarly, too. I appreciate that you are wanting to be a light in this dark world..We are supposed to be set apart from the world in every way, with holiness, love, modesty, integrity, etc., and not blend in, but to be a light...Warm regards, Mary
Wait you are reading Torah? Yes sister, you are guided :) Most Jews forsake The Torah for The Talmud, same as The Muslims forsake Quran for The Hadith. You should read Quran too; Torah+Quran=same Author
I'd love to hear from YOU! How do you dress modestly, or apply any of the principles I discussed in the video? As I mentioned, the Scriptures sometimes allow for us to apply His Word in a diversity of ways. ♥ I appreciate your feedback, friends!
Covering the important parts very well. No showing of undergarments! If I need to wear something tight like leggings for a workout I add a hoodie around my waist to cover my bum and let those tied sleeves cover more of the front side. Skirts and dresses are easy, of course. I personally don’t care for spaghetti straps etc but if a shirt may show too much I just add a layer - a shirt under, a cardi over, or even a Jean jacket over. It isn’t a huge change but it does change the look! More than the clothes is the outlook - am I wearing this to draw attention?? Or are my intentions good. . .that matters much more than the specifics of the outfit.
I really appreciate that you not only explain your beliefs but align them with scripture. Your heart is so clearly focused on the Lord. My family (starting at my great grandmother back) are Ashkenazic Jews, but my grandparents to my generation are Christian. I am seeking to realign my faith as Torah observant and your videos are fueling my desire to seek the Lord in this way that feels true to me. Thank you so very much for your videos. May the Lord keep you and bless you!
Thank you for such a thoughtful message. I'm so grateful I can be a blessing to you though these videos. 💕 God's Word is so good and has instruction for us TODAY! How exciting we get to live for Him!! I will be praying for you, as you journey to align more and more with Scripture. ☺Many blessings to you, Katherine!
God bless you wonderful lady! I have a problem with Christian wo-MEN who remind a MAN that just looking or lusting is a sin. I believe Jesus is implicating wo-MEN as well. If it's a sin to lust or fornicate isn't it even more of a sin to encourage MEN with revealing clothing?
great job! sister, where are you from? Roughly how many people follow this policy of the bible in your country? What do you think of virginity and the culture of dating? I would like to know your perspective as well as that of the part of the world you represent.
Thank you for watching! I live in Idaho, USA. ☺ Where do you live? I'm not sure what the statistics are, but I'd say there are large numbers which dress conservatively. Of course, there will be differences of opinion within modest dress-- but many religious denominations and lifestyles in the U. S. promote modest dress. A lot of people turning to a Torah observant lifestyle are also returning to modest dress. As for cultural dating, I would say the majority of people in the US date, including those of various religious ideologies. Anything different is very rare, but certainly not unheard of. I did not date, and I will teach my children not to date. Maybe I should make a video on the topic. 😉 As for virginity, Christians generally value virginity while not doing anything substantial to ensure men and women remain virgins while single. The secular side generally does not value virginity. Hope that answers your questions! Blessings!
@@WomenLivingTorah thankyou so much sis. I live in India. I was so concerned about the current state of world. You know, i love to travel. I would very much like to see around the world god has created. It would be such a loss if we die without having a look at his myriad creation, i believe. But all the same im so affected by watching english movies. They portray such a lot of nudity and errotic scenes. Dating... i take it as a social bane. Going out into the world, involving in random sexual relationship... god!! Its so frustrating to see. And even when im so fascinated about places including US im afraid i might come across such moral degradation and decadence. How correct can be these american movies about the real america?
One thing you have to remember is that the movies you are seeing are coming from Hollywood, which represents the worst of moral depravity in the U.S. My husband and I do not watch movies that promote values contrary to what we find written in the Bible. Unfortunately, even many kid films have sexual innuendos and crude humor in them, and so our kids don't watch many of the movies put out there, either.... In the cities, you'll find more blatant and outward godlessness; however, in the rural areas, there tend to be more conservative people than not. I'm afraid that the media has played a role in influencing rising generations to be more and more immoral and godless. Of course, Yeshua (Jesus) prophesied this would occur as the days came closer to the end of the age: Matthew 24:12 And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. My hope is that our society has more people striving to love Godly than not; however, I could not give you a statistic.... I can say that the media always pushes immorality slightly beyond what is consider 'acceptable' by society... Until it's 'accepted' and then they push a little more and little more... 😔 I would think this is true in any society not based on God's Instructions.
So far, so good! Lots and lots of painting.... haha.... But I think I’m getting into a groove that I can start making videos again. 😊 Thank you for your prayers!!
You did a great job. Love the verse about not dressing like the opposite sex, the lines are so blurred these days.
Thank you. Yes.... Cultures change. What is 'socially' and 'culturally' acceptable changes. But God's Word never changes and still manages to 'pierce even to the diving asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and the marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart' of every culture in every time and place (Hebrews 4:12).
Amen
Kevin B lines are blurred by design, Satan wants to completely destroy Gods boundaries.
I’m glad you’re talking about this. Women have a hard time. I think a lot of women would like to dress more modestly but change is hard. I’m trying to be more modest. You’re a good example! Thank you.
Thank you for your kind comment!! And thank you for watching!! Blessings to you! 😊
Change is hard… but it does feel good when we push through those changes!!!
I love this! You did a great job keeping ur thoughts separate from what the Bible actually says. God Bless ~Amanda
Thank you, Amanda! Many blessings to you! 😊
@@WomenLivingTorah your a blessing sister in Jesus name
Thank you. 🤗 I’m so blessed and encouraged by all the women on this channel that love YHVH & desire to live for Him!!!
I agree
I love your videos, I’m not religious and I dress differently but I respect your beliefs. I like how you give us a view into your world and your beautiful home. I admire your commitment to your faith. Much love ❤️
Thank you for such a thoughtful comment! Many blessings to you!! 💕
Somebody recommended me to watch this video regarding modesty as I have had a conviction on the way I dress. I mostly wear jeans and pants but maybe some of them are a bit too form-fitting. I never felt comfortable in dresses as I have very hairy legs and would have to shave more often. I don't have much money right now to completely to make the transition to dresses but I would eventually like to wear more dresses but of course the modest ones where it covers Mid calves to ankle length. Also I might have to be careful on the type of materials I buy because apparently wearing something with two different materials is a sin I like polyester but I was told I either have to buy cotton or linen. But the problem with them is that you have to hand wash it and hang dry it which is pretty much frustrating to me. If you can give me more advice that would be great!
Hi, sister! Mixing linen and wool is specifically the mixed fabric we shouldn’t wear (Deuteronomy 22:11). Not wearing polyester/synthetic fabrics is a health concern- not a Biblical one, per se. I personally try to only wear natural fibers (cotton, linen, wool, leather, silk, bamboo, hemp, etc) because I notice better body temperature regulation & less body odor wearing them, plus for the health benefit of not having microplastics on my skin. They do not have to be hand wash/hang dry only- just follow the care instructions for whatever you buy.
I have also made more of a switch to dresses (from skirts) in the past couple of years, (but currently wearing skirts again because I don’t own any nursing friendly dresses). I recommend ordering dresses from eSHAKTI (I have an affiliate link I can share), which is where I used to buy the majority of my dresses. You can customize them with longer skirts, longer sleeves, higher necklines, etc. I find the quality to be very well made, also!
I don’t have the funds either to make a complete, all at once switch to dresses/natural fibers. So I’ve taken the approach of when I need to purchase something, I only bring in my preferences. Over time, my closet has become almost entirely what I want. 😊
@@WomenLivingTorah I guess I will have to just slowly make the change because of financial reasons and I trust in God that he knows my heart and that he knows that I am trying to make the change. As much as I want to give myself a timeline, with God there is no timelines but I just focus on each day on what I can buy and then go from there.
Just remember that we are only commanded not to wear wool/linen mixed fabrics…. The rest is just preferences for health. 😊
I forgot to share the eShakti affiliate link. 🤦🏼♀️ It’s for $50 off (and I get a $10 kickback). www.eshakti.com/invite/a6a5a0d7c8
@@WomenLivingTorah okay that makes sense and wool is a hot material anyway. So I guess it's safe to mix cotton with polyester. Yay!
There is much to say for modesty these days. And I think you have the right attitude to rather err on the safe side.Yet, the Bible mentions over and over again, that the bride makes herself beautiful. That does include not looking plain, but attractive, without becoming sensual.
I erred like you on the safe side, but since have discovered, that there is no offense in a slight bit of make up, a better hairdo, some modest jewelry and contact lenses. We do not have to unintentionally turn other women away from Christ, by becoming plain. You are beautiful and don't have to hide it. Just like you don't have to overdo it, there's no need to under-do it either.
I think we need to redefine how we understand our appearances and on what constitutes ‘attractive’ or ‘beautiful.’ 😊 I wear no makeup, only a modest ring signifying my marriage, and have glasses- and yet, I feel perfectly comfortable in my appearance. I neither think that I’m ‘ugly’ nor particularly ‘beautiful.’ I don’t really think about appearances on that spectrum- for myself or anybody. Rather, I focus on being modest and respectable- and I think in that, there’s beauty. 😊 Blessings!
The bride makes herself beautiful with good works ,not with artificial things
@@Wilfrid256 Read Song of Songs. You'll be amazed.
@@gardenjoy5223 Good ! Song of Songs 4:1-7 says:
"How beautiful you are, my darling!
Oh, how beautiful!(...)You are altogether beautiful, my darling;
there is no flaw in you."
Psalm 139: 13-15 concurs:
"13 For you created my inmost being;
you knit me together in my mother’s womb.
14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;
your works are wonderful,
I know that full well.
15 My frame was not hidden from you
when I was made in the secret place,
when I was woven together in the depths of the earth."
So my dear Garden Joy there is no flaw in you, you are fearfuly and wonderfully made... You don't need earrings, fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake nails makeup.... If you wear those things, you are saying that God is a liar and you want to correct Him. God made us in His image. Those things change, defile the image of God. So wearing them is an outright rebellion, a direct fight against God.
@@Wilfrid256 Who taught you that nonsense about 'rebellion'? We don't have to overdo it, but we don't have to 'underdo' it either.
In Song of Songs 4: 10, a few verses farther then you looked, we read that she uses some sort of perfume: "How fair is thy love, my sister, my spouse! how much better is thy love than wine! and the smell of thine ointments than all spices!"
Read about the exquisite cloths of the queen in Psalm 45: 13-14a "The king's daughter is all glorious within: her clothing is of wrought gold. She shall be brought unto the king in raiment of needlework." All rebellious sinfulness?
Besides that, read Isaiah 61: 10 "I will greatly rejoice in the Lord, my soul shall be joyful in my God; for he hath clothed me with the garments of salvation, he hath covered me with the robe of righteousness, as a bridegroom decks himself with ornaments, and as a bride adorns herself with her jewels."
And Jeremiah 2: 32 "Can a maid forget her ornaments, or a bride her attire? yet my people have forgotten me days without number."
Look at how God Himself makes his people beautiful and with what: "I clothed thee also with embroidered work, and shod thee with badgers' skin, and I girded thee about with fine linen, and I covered thee with silk. I decked thee also with ornaments, and I put bracelets upon thy hands, and a chain on thy neck. And I put a jewel on thy forehead, and earrings in thine ears, and a beautiful crown upon thine head. Thus wast thou decked with gold and silver; and thy raiment was of fine linen, and silk, and embroidered work; thou didst eat fine flour, and honey, and oil: and thou wast exceeding beautiful, and thou didst prosper into a kingdom. And thy renown went forth among the heathen for thy beauty: for it was perfect through my comeliness, which I had put upon thee, saith the Lord God." Ezekiel 16: 10-14. Can this be used wrongly? Yes, it can. But must that be? No, of course not.
To beautify oneself is not sinful, unless one overdoes it, where it is used to become unfaithful to God and/or husband, or when it takes way too much time, which could have been spent better. The occasion of a wedding is obviously a good reason though.
So don't have fear of looking nice. You don't have to spend hours in front of the mirror to look cared for. Really, it is not a sin. I'd rather say it is a sin to not take care of oneself and thus be unattractive and plain and build up walls for other women to come to Christ. Paul urged us to adjust to the culture, where possible, in order to win others for Christ.
Is the shoulder nakedness?
Biblically, I do not see that the shoulder is considered nakedness. That’s just my opinion based on my study! 😊
By any chance are you (apostolic) Pentecostal? Great video!!!
Hello! I was raised in the Apostolic/UPCI churches, and I still believe very similarly to their tenets of faith; however, I now consider myself a 'Torah pursuant Christian,' (or to really put a label on myself, a Messianic Christian). I have a brief explanation of what I believe in my channel description box!
Thank you for the encouragement! I LOVE discussing the Word of God and sharing what He's laid on my heart!! ♥
@@WomenLivingTorah Awesome!!! I am apostolic Pentecostal/UPCI. Raised innit my whole life. I still attend a UPC church, however I have been digging deeper in the word and have felt a pull to study more of Torah understanding. Its very rare to find a Pentecostal who is interested in this. I am so happy I found your channel. I would love to hear your story, how you came to Torah etc. My husband and I desire to learn more but others think we are strange for this. Lol. God bless!!!
@@WomenLivingTorah Also are ypu on IG? I would love to connect with you there. I feel that it might be easier to privately chat about Torah. 😉
I would love to share with you. I'm not on IG currently, but I have decided to create a separate email address for this TH-cam channel since you're not the first one wanting to private message! I will do that as soon as I can, and then get back with you. (Feeling slightly early laborish right now with my 3rd baby, so might just watch this and see where it goes. But I WILL get back with you. ☺ )
@@WomenLivingTorah Praying for safe delivery and healthy baby!! 🙏
To my point of view a skirt should at least cover the calves because when only up to knees in sitting position it mounts up to thighs and when the skirts or pants are too tight to show shapes of buttocks and thighs it becomes sexy and tempting which is bad
Do you still dress modest
Absolutely! 😊
Modesty is a lost virtue these days. I love long denim skirts particularly!!!! Oh! and without the ugly splits in them. The flared look is most beautiful to me.
Fancy jewelry, and maybe all jewelry is out. Also, you should point out that men also have nakedness; so going shirtless is wrong for them, even if it is normally viewed acceptable by the general public.
Ya im struggling with this. I mean, I dont dress terribly immodestly, but i do like to wear yoga pants and tight jeans. I should really pray about this
So glad to hear you have a heart of humility and obedience, to listen and do as the Father leads you! Blessings!! 💕
It can be hard! A few easy modifications can help as you pray through what you choose to do.
With leggings, if I wear a large hoodie tied around my waist. The sleeves cover the front when tied and the back covers up my bum and the shape of my bum.
I don’t wear jeans super often but when I do, my bum is covered. Long shirts, tunics, cardinals, jackets, etc that cover that area vs drawing attention to it.
I hope that helps. I call it a step in the right direction to start the mindfulness of covering those important parts up and not drawing attention to them.
People dressed modestly in antiquity, in Biblical times, the hot Mediterranean sun, those cold winter rains. Plus dressing modestly covers shortcomings. Visiting a nude beach c an be very disillusioning.
Hello, I agree with what you, wrote, though I believe skirts should be at least mid calf or longer..
Also, I must say,though, knit tight shirts reveal the chest, as you are wearing, and a woman needs to wear either a loose vest, or a blouse or sweate over it ..It is not right to show the chest like that..I know what men think and say, and it is not right even for women to have to see it..Even if a woman is expecting, they should have a loose cover up, like a cotton blouse or other garment.I notice some Christian women wearing knit tops ,exposing their chest, and expecting everyone to accept it.
Thank you for watching and commenting!! 💕 Blessings to you!!
I appreciate your Christian reply and good attitude, which is very refreshing! I will watch more of your videos...Blessings to you, also..
Hi Mary. Thank you for saying this.
I am a man and try to get Christians aware of this. Yes, I won't allow my wife to have tight sitting t shirts.
The big problem is that some man think all the time about sex. And some men won't do that. The result of the man who does not, is he let's his wife dress herself the way she thinks is OK. And it certainly is not. Good that there are youtube channels to cover this.
If older women allow themselves too much freedom, young girls will imitate them and have way too revealing clothes on.
May God teach us all to honor Him.
(by the way - we were in Israel and both "swam" in the dead see with t-shirts on and longer trousers on.).
I've experienced enough that men tell me I have a beautiful body. It's not only for girls to dress neatly... Also for man.
Shalom
Thank you, sir, for your nice and insightful reply..It is so refreshing that a man believes this way! And that you and your wife swam with modesty, when in Israel. And yes, the wife should obey her husband, whom is holy, and to dress modestly..It matters how we dress, and I agree, even men need to be aware of their own modesty.Women lust or can have thoughts, similarly, too. I appreciate that you are wanting to be a light in this dark world..We are supposed to be set apart from the world in every way, with holiness, love, modesty, integrity, etc., and not blend in, but to be a light...Warm regards, Mary
Amen Sis! Love how you had such a great attitude!❤️
Thank you!! 🤗 I’m so thankful you’re ‘here’ and apart of this community!! Blessings to you!!
Raquel H Welcome sis!
Agreed with everything.
God bless you.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Blessings to you! 😊
Wait you are reading Torah?
Yes sister, you are guided :)
Most Jews forsake The Torah
for The Talmud, same as The
Muslims forsake Quran for The
Hadith. You should read Quran
too; Torah+Quran=same Author
Thank you for watching & commenting!! Many blessings to you!! 😃
I'd love to hear from YOU! How do you dress modestly, or apply any of the principles I discussed in the video? As I mentioned, the Scriptures sometimes allow for us to apply His Word in a diversity of ways. ♥ I appreciate your feedback, friends!
That's awesome!! ☺ So glad we can connect!!
Covering the important parts very well. No showing of undergarments!
If I need to wear something tight like leggings for a workout I add a hoodie around my waist to cover my bum and let those tied sleeves cover more of the front side.
Skirts and dresses are easy, of course.
I personally don’t care for spaghetti straps etc but if a shirt may show too much I just add a layer - a shirt under, a cardi over, or even a Jean jacket over. It isn’t a huge change but it does change the look!
More than the clothes is the outlook - am I wearing this to draw attention?? Or are my intentions good. . .that matters much more than the specifics of the outfit.
I really appreciate that you not only explain your beliefs but align them with scripture. Your heart is so clearly focused on the Lord. My family (starting at my great grandmother back) are Ashkenazic Jews, but my grandparents to my generation are Christian. I am seeking to realign my faith as Torah observant and your videos are fueling my desire to seek the Lord in this way that feels true to me. Thank you so very much for your videos. May the Lord keep you and bless you!
Thank you for such a thoughtful message. I'm so grateful I can be a blessing to you though these videos. 💕 God's Word is so good and has instruction for us TODAY! How exciting we get to live for Him!! I will be praying for you, as you journey to align more and more with Scripture. ☺Many blessings to you, Katherine!
God bless you wonderful lady! I have a problem with Christian wo-MEN who remind a MAN that just looking or lusting is a sin. I believe Jesus is implicating wo-MEN as well. If it's a sin to lust or fornicate isn't it even more of a sin to encourage MEN with revealing clothing?
Thanks a lot, your video have blessed me a lot with your videos
great job! sister, where are you from? Roughly how many people follow this policy of the bible in your country?
What do you think of virginity and the culture of dating?
I would like to know your perspective as well as that of the part of the world you represent.
Thank you for watching! I live in Idaho, USA. ☺ Where do you live?
I'm not sure what the statistics are, but I'd say there are large numbers which dress conservatively. Of course, there will be differences of opinion within modest dress-- but many religious denominations and lifestyles in the U. S. promote modest dress. A lot of people turning to a Torah observant lifestyle are also returning to modest dress.
As for cultural dating, I would say the majority of people in the US date, including those of various religious ideologies. Anything different is very rare, but certainly not unheard of. I did not date, and I will teach my children not to date. Maybe I should make a video on the topic. 😉
As for virginity, Christians generally value virginity while not doing anything substantial to ensure men and women remain virgins while single. The secular side generally does not value virginity.
Hope that answers your questions! Blessings!
@@WomenLivingTorah thankyou so much sis. I live in India. I was so concerned about the current state of world. You know, i love to travel. I would very much like to see around the world god has created. It would be such a loss if we die without having a look at his myriad creation, i believe. But all the same im so affected by watching english movies. They portray such a lot of nudity and errotic scenes. Dating... i take it as a social bane. Going out into the world, involving in random sexual relationship... god!! Its so frustrating to see. And even when im so fascinated about places including US im afraid i might come across such moral degradation and decadence.
How correct can be these american movies about the real america?
And yes it would be nice if you make a video on what i just mentioned.
You have promised me and im looking forward to it☺️
One thing you have to remember is that the movies you are seeing are coming from Hollywood, which represents the worst of moral depravity in the U.S. My husband and I do not watch movies that promote values contrary to what we find written in the Bible. Unfortunately, even many kid films have sexual innuendos and crude humor in them, and so our kids don't watch many of the movies put out there, either....
In the cities, you'll find more blatant and outward godlessness; however, in the rural areas, there tend to be more conservative people than not. I'm afraid that the media has played a role in influencing rising generations to be more and more immoral and godless.
Of course, Yeshua (Jesus) prophesied this would occur as the days came closer to the end of the age:
Matthew 24:12
And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.
My hope is that our society has more people striving to love Godly than not; however, I could not give you a statistic.... I can say that the media always pushes immorality slightly beyond what is consider 'acceptable' by society... Until it's 'accepted' and then they push a little more and little more... 😔 I would think this is true in any society not based on God's Instructions.
@@WomenLivingTorah May God's peace and blessings be upon us all.
Good Word!
Thank you for watching! 😊
How is the moving going? Thinking of you and lifting you up on prayer now
So far, so good! Lots and lots of painting.... haha.... But I think I’m getting into a groove that I can start making videos again. 😊 Thank you for your prayers!!
Amen... totally agree same herr
What a blessing to be in agreement!! ☺
Great video!!
Thank you so much!! Blessings to you!