Thank you so much for being a part of this community! If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and subscribe-it's a great way to support and spread the joy of learning about these beautiful traditions. Wishing you blessings, peace, and a sweet new year! 🍎🍯✨ God bless! 🙏😘 #ShanahTova
Thank you for sharing that beautiful sentiment! Prayers for peace, hope, and miracles are so powerful, especially in challenging times. May we all find strength and comfort through faith. 🙏✨ #PrayersForPeace #Hope #FaithInTryingTimes
Rosh Hashanah marks the anniversary of the creation of humanity according to Jewish tradition. It’s not just about celebrating the new year, but also honoring the creation and renewal of life.
@DominicSavio-n6j That’s beautiful to hear! האלוהים של ישראל (The God of Israel) is a powerful and loving figure cherished by many. Thanks for sharing the love! 🙏✨ שיהיה לך יום מלא בברכות ושמחה! לשנה טובה! ❤️ #Faith #LoveForGod #RoshHashanah
Did you know? According to the Jewish calendar, the year is currently 5785. It began on Rosh Hashanah in 2024 and will conclude in September 2025, based on the traditional count of years since the creation of the world.
@Cats3to2 Awesome! It's great to see someone else who follows the Jewish calendar. It's fascinating how this ancient tradition is still observed today. Wishing you a Shana Tova! 🍎🍯 #RoshHashanah #JewishCalendar #ShanaTova
@muezgt Thank you for sending peace and warm wishes from Ethiopia! 🌍🇮🇱 It's always beautiful to see support and blessings shared across nations. Rosh Hashanah is a time for peace, reflection, and hope for all, regardless of where we come from. Wishing you and everyone a time of renewal and joy! 🍎🍯 Shana Tova (Happy New Year)! #Unity #PeaceAndBlessings #RoshHashanah
Is Rosh Hashanah just a Jewish 'New Year,' or does it hold a deeper spiritual significance? How do YOU reflect and renew at the start of a new year? Share your thoughts below! #RoshHashanahReflections
@DivineDocumentaries I'm in a very difficult situation currently ,which stirs my soul and heart to be in a constant fight to stay positive ! I stay HERE or in CONSTANT STUDY , to remind myself the Meshiac IS coming. G-d IS writing his knowledge in our hearts . we are ALL REACHING , AND I LOVE ITTT !!! ❤️
@HeyMan101 Your honesty and passion really shine through! It sounds like you're walking a challenging path, and it’s inspiring to see your dedication to staying positive and holding onto faith. The belief that G-d is with us, writing His knowledge on our hearts, is such a powerful reminder that we’re all connected on this journey. Keep seeking, studying, and sharing that love and light. You’re not alone, and many of us are reaching alongside you. ❤️🙏 Stay strong! #FaithInDifficultTimes #HopeAndLove #StayPositive
@DivineDocumentaries Thank you 😊 🙏🏻 I would ask for prayers for my situation, but I feel selfish and can't right now , All prayers are for Isreal and peace , then ALL my/our prayers will be answered knowledge, truth, and peace Forever Amen 🙏🏻 ❤️ ✡️
@@HeyMan101 Your strength and compassion for Israel and others is truly moving. It's clear that your heart is deeply connected to what’s happening in the world, and that shows real empathy and selflessness. Remember, it’s never selfish to ask for prayers for yourself - in lifting each other up, we share the burden and find hope together. If you'd like, know that we're here and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers as well. Shalom, and may peace and comfort find you. 🙏
@wikileak244 Excellent question! We have no idea how that snuck in there. Maybe it was just a 'stretch' from our team to find the perfect picture? 😉 On a more serious note, Proverbs 17:22 says, 'A cheerful heart is good medicine.' Hope you and others enjoy the mix of images from our content and the joy of learning together! Thank you so much for your engagement and support. We appreciate you. 🙏 #CheerfulHeart #LearningTogether #RoshHashanah
@@denalowry8710 Thank you for the follow-up. We strive to use visuals that enhance the content, but sometimes choices like this may not align perfectly with the topic. Our goal is always to focus on the core message, which is the spiritual reflection on Rosh Hashanah. We'll be more mindful in future videos to ensure all visuals are appropriate and meaningful to the content. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and we're always looking to improve! 🙏 Shana Tova!
@@denalowry8710 You're very welcome! Shanah Tova and Chag Sameach to you as well! Wishing you a sweet and joyful year ahead filled with peace and blessings. 🍎🍯 #ShanahTova #ChagSameach
at the time counter 18:27 which film was the clip from where the jews saw the light? i would love to visit jerusalem i absolutely love the jewish faith. shalom brother. adonai
Thank you so much for sticking with the video through the end-I truly appreciate it! 🙏 As for the clip at 18:27, I'll need to double-check and secure the source and details of the clip and or film. It’s wonderful to hear your enthusiasm for Jerusalem and the Jewish faith. Shalom to you, brother! And may you have the chance to visit the Holy Land soon. 🌅✨ If you have more questions, feel free to ask! If there is a topic the community is curious about, please let us know. #Shalom #Jerusalem #JewishHeritage
@JacindaChamplin-dk4ey Thank you, Jacinda! ❤️🤗🤗🤗 We're so glad to have you here! Wishing you a happy new year-Shana Tova! 🍎🍯✨ #CommunityLove #Blessings #ShanaTova
@DavidChapa-nq9jm, thank you for sharing that! Jewish traditions hold such a rich and deep connection to faith, history, and community. We’re so glad you enjoyed the video about Rosh Hashanah, and it’s wonderful to hear that the life of the Jewish community resonates with you. If there are specific topics within Jewish traditions you’d like to explore more, let us know! 😊 #JewishTraditions #FaithAndCulture
@justaduck1664 That's a fascinating connection!Awesome to see how languages can have similar roots and meanings-especially when it comes to something as significant as the New Year. "Ra's a-sana" and "Rosh Hashanah" both capture that sense of renewal and a fresh beginning. Thanks for sharing this linguistic insight with us! 🌍✨ #LanguageConnections #RoshHashanah
How is the new year in the seventh month? and why does the Torah say the first month is near Passover ? These passages and new year in the middle of the calendar is very confusing.
@sunrayrosin7181 Great question! It can be a bit confusing at first glance, but let's break it down: In the Jewish calendar, Rosh Hashanah is celebrated as the New Year in the seventh month, Tishrei, which is different from how we usually think of a new year starting in the first month. This is because the Jewish calendar has different "new years" for different purposes. Tishrei, where Rosh Hashanah falls, is considered the New Year for the creation of the world, marking a time of reflection, renewal, and judgment. Now, about Passover: The Torah states that the first month of the year is Nisan, which is in the spring (around March-April) and is when Passover is celebrated. This is considered the New Year for the Jewish people as a nation, marking their exodus from Egypt and freedom from slavery. So, in short: Nisan (spring): The beginning of the religious calendar, marking the story of the Exodus and the birth of the Jewish nation. Tishrei (fall): The beginning of the civil calendar, marking the creation of the world and the start of a new year for people and judgment. It’s like how in some countries the school year and the fiscal year start at different times than the calendar year. It’s all about different cycles serving different purposes! We welcome the community to add any additional details and perspective we ma be missing. Hope that helps clarify things! Shana Tova (Happy New Year)! 🎉🍎🍯 #JewishNewYear #UnderstandingTraditions
@Baruch-q4n Thanks for that helpful correction! It reminds me of Proverbs 27:17: "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." It's always great to learn and refine together! We'll make sure to pronounce it right next time - your insight is sharpening us all! 😊🙏🍞 #IronSharpensIron
You are wrong about the date of Rosh Hashana. In Shmot 12, 1 and 2 is clearly stated that the month of Pesach is starting the new year. The Sanhedrin must have changed it thousands of years ago. Probably in 70 AD or so. There must be a decree of that decision and they are hiding that until now. All the Jews are innocent about that. Please think for yourself and become awake. The time is near, God Bless.
@lourenshupkes8533 Thanks for sharing your perspective and diving deep into Exodus 12! You bring up an important point-Nisan is indeed called the first month in the Bible, and it's tied closely to the events of Pesach (Passover). However, in Jewish tradition, the calendar developed to include multiple "new years" for different aspects of life. Rosh Hashanah, which is celebrated in Tishrei, is known as the civil new year and is rooted in later rabbinic teachings (as seen in Mishnah Rosh Hashanah 1:1). It's a fascinating discussion because it shows the evolution of practice and thought within Judaism. The idea of Rosh Hashanah as the head of the year connects more to themes of reflection, renewal, and judgment rather than simply marking the start of the calendar. There’s no concrete evidence that the Sanhedrin issued a secret decree to change it, but rather this tradition developed naturally over time. It’s always a pleasure to explore these layered traditions, and we appreciate your thoughtful engagement! Would love to hear what others think about this perspective as well. God Bless! 🙏✨ #RoshHashanah #JewishTradition #BiblicalRoots
@MSHOOD123 Christmas and Easter are not biblical , its cristian Tradition ! Go read Jeremiah 10: 3 & 4 The go read up on origin of Easter bunny and eggs !!
@MsARC Thanks for your insight! You're right that 'Rosh Hashanah' literally translates to 'Head of the Year,' but it's commonly recognized as the Jewish New Year in practice. It marks a significant time of reflection, renewal, and spiritual reconnection. We appreciate your perspective and are glad to explore the deeper meanings behind these important observances together! 🍎🍯 #RoshHashanah #HeadOfTheYear
Rosh Hashanah has been fulfilled through the death and Resurection of Jesus Christ. "So let no one judge you in food or in drink, or regarding a festival or a new moon or sabbaths which are a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ (Colossians 2:16,17 NKJV).
@dougmohr4272 Thanks for your thoughtful response! You're absolutely correct that in Christian theology, many see Rosh Hashanah as being fulfilled through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as reflected in Colossians 2:16-17. This passage speaks to the belief that festivals, sabbaths, and other practices are "a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ." It's a powerful perspective that sees Christ as the fulfillment of the Law. On the other hand, from the Jewish perspective, Rosh Hashanah stands as a unique and independent festival with a focus on themes like repentance, renewal, and reflection. It marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year and is not tied to a belief in the Messiah as Jesus. So, while the Christian interpretation offers a deeper layer of meaning within that faith tradition, the Jewish understanding of Rosh Hashanah is quite distinct. It’s beautiful to see how different faiths can find meaning in the same observance, each bringing its own perspective to the celebration. 🙏🍎🍯 Interesting take, we welcome the continued open discussion from the rest of the community. Thank you again for your engagement and support. #RoshHashanah #FaithPerspectives #OpenDiscussion
@robertamartinez8241 Thanks for your comment! Every faith tradition has its unique practices and level of dedication, and both Judaism and Christianity have deep-rooted commitments. It's interesting to see how different cultures express their devotion in meaningful ways. Whether through festivals like Rosh Hashanah or other religious observances, it's all about finding that connection to the divine. 🙏✨ If you’d like to learn more about any of these traditions, we’re here to explore together! Please let us know if you'd like us to cover a specific topic. #FaithJourney #CulturalTraditions
@sharonlee7111 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! The New Testament is considered holy by Christians due to its accounts of Jesus and his teachings. However, we acknowledge that for others, especially within the Jewish faith, it is not part of their sacred texts. At Divine Documentaries, our mission is to educate and inspire by exploring religious topics from various perspectives. We aim to foster open and respectful discussions where people can learn and share their views. Your input adds to that valuable conversation! 🙏 #RespectfulDialogue #Education #DifferentBeliefs
Thank you so much for being a part of this community! If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and subscribe-it's a great way to support and spread the joy of learning about these beautiful traditions. Wishing you blessings, peace, and a sweet new year! 🍎🍯✨ God bless! 🙏😘 #ShanahTova
Praying for Peace, hope and miracles for All in these times.
Thank you for sharing that beautiful sentiment! Prayers for peace, hope, and miracles are so powerful, especially in challenging times. May we all find strength and comfort through faith. 🙏✨ #PrayersForPeace #Hope #FaithInTryingTimes
Rosh Hashanah marks the anniversary of the creation of humanity according to Jewish tradition. It’s not just about celebrating the new year, but also honoring the creation and renewal of life.
Shana Tova!
@SASA-il3wt Shana Tova! Wishing you a year filled with joy, peace, and blessings. 🍎🍯 #HappyNewYear #RoshHashanah #ShanaTova
I love האלוהים של ישראל ❤❤❤❤❤
@DominicSavio-n6j That’s beautiful to hear! האלוהים של ישראל (The God of Israel) is a powerful and loving figure cherished by many. Thanks for sharing the love! 🙏✨
שיהיה לך יום מלא בברכות ושמחה! לשנה טובה! ❤️
#Faith #LoveForGod #RoshHashanah
Did you know? According to the Jewish calendar, the year is currently 5785. It began on Rosh Hashanah in 2024 and will conclude in September 2025, based on the traditional count of years since the creation of the world.
That's what my calendars say.
@Cats3to2 Awesome! It's great to see someone else who follows the Jewish calendar. It's fascinating how this ancient tradition is still observed today. Wishing you a Shana Tova! 🍎🍯 #RoshHashanah #JewishCalendar #ShanaTova
Peace to Israel 🇮🇱Rosh Hashanah !!
From Ethiopia, Africa.
@muezgt Thank you for sending peace and warm wishes from Ethiopia! 🌍🇮🇱 It's always beautiful to see support and blessings shared across nations. Rosh Hashanah is a time for peace, reflection, and hope for all, regardless of where we come from. Wishing you and everyone a time of renewal and joy! 🍎🍯 Shana Tova (Happy New Year)! #Unity #PeaceAndBlessings #RoshHashanah
Is Rosh Hashanah just a Jewish 'New Year,' or does it hold a deeper spiritual significance? How do YOU reflect and renew at the start of a new year? Share your thoughts below! #RoshHashanahReflections
@DivineDocumentaries
I'm in a very difficult situation currently ,which stirs my soul and heart to be in a constant fight to stay positive !
I stay HERE or in CONSTANT STUDY , to remind myself the Meshiac IS coming. G-d IS writing his knowledge in our hearts . we are ALL REACHING , AND I LOVE ITTT !!! ❤️
@HeyMan101 Your honesty and passion really shine through! It sounds like you're walking a challenging path, and it’s inspiring to see your dedication to staying positive and holding onto faith. The belief that G-d is with us, writing His knowledge on our hearts, is such a powerful reminder that we’re all connected on this journey. Keep seeking, studying, and sharing that love and light. You’re not alone, and many of us are reaching alongside you. ❤️🙏 Stay strong! #FaithInDifficultTimes #HopeAndLove #StayPositive
@DivineDocumentaries
Thank you 😊 🙏🏻
I would ask for prayers for my situation, but I feel selfish and can't right now , All prayers are for Isreal and peace , then ALL my/our prayers will be answered knowledge, truth, and peace Forever Amen 🙏🏻 ❤️ ✡️
@@HeyMan101 Your strength and compassion for Israel and others is truly moving. It's clear that your heart is deeply connected to what’s happening in the world, and that shows real empathy and selflessness. Remember, it’s never selfish to ask for prayers for yourself - in lifting each other up, we share the burden and find hope together. If you'd like, know that we're here and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers as well. Shalom, and may peace and comfort find you. 🙏
@DivineDocumentaries
You are Awesome, Thank you , and Thank you for feeling my heart ❤️
שבת שלום..
@farmsportchannel2021 שבת שלום! Wishing you a peaceful and restful Sabbath! 🕊️✨ #ShabbatShalom
Thank you so much for video ❤
@tlit3284 You're so welcome! 😊 We're glad you enjoyed the video. If there's any topic you'd like to see more of, just let us know! Shana Tova! ✨🍎
Thank you for sharing this video,but I can't understand why the pic of a yoga posture is introduced ?
@wikileak244 Excellent question! We have no idea how that snuck in there. Maybe it was just a 'stretch' from our team to find the perfect picture? 😉 On a more serious note, Proverbs 17:22 says, 'A cheerful heart is good medicine.' Hope you and others enjoy the mix of images from our content and the joy of learning together! Thank you so much for your engagement and support. We appreciate you.
🙏 #CheerfulHeart #LearningTogether #RoshHashanah
@@DivineDocumentaries you did not give a good explanation of using a yoga pose picture in a video about Judaism and it's religious observances.
@@denalowry8710 Thank you for the follow-up. We strive to use visuals that enhance the content, but sometimes choices like this may not align perfectly with the topic. Our goal is always to focus on the core message, which is the spiritual reflection on Rosh Hashanah. We'll be more mindful in future videos to ensure all visuals are appropriate and meaningful to the content. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and we're always looking to improve! 🙏 Shana Tova!
@@DivineDocumentaries thanks for answering my comment. Shanah Tova. Chag Sameach.
@@denalowry8710 You're very welcome! Shanah Tova and Chag Sameach to you as well! Wishing you a sweet and joyful year ahead filled with peace and blessings. 🍎🍯 #ShanahTova #ChagSameach
at the time counter 18:27 which film was the clip from where the jews saw the light? i would love to visit jerusalem i absolutely love the jewish faith. shalom brother. adonai
Thank you so much for sticking with the video through the end-I truly appreciate it! 🙏 As for the clip at 18:27, I'll need to double-check and secure the source and details of the clip and or film. It’s wonderful to hear your enthusiasm for Jerusalem and the Jewish faith. Shalom to you, brother! And may you have the chance to visit the Holy Land soon. 🌅✨ If you have more questions, feel free to ask! If there is a topic the community is curious about, please let us know.
#Shalom #Jerusalem #JewishHeritage
Jacinda ❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗
@JacindaChamplin-dk4ey Thank you, Jacinda! ❤️🤗🤗🤗 We're so glad to have you here! Wishing you a happy new year-Shana Tova! 🍎🍯✨ #CommunityLove #Blessings #ShanaTova
I love to live life of Jews
@DavidChapa-nq9jm, thank you for sharing that! Jewish traditions hold such a rich and deep connection to faith, history, and community. We’re so glad you enjoyed the video about Rosh Hashanah, and it’s wonderful to hear that the life of the Jewish community resonates with you. If there are specific topics within Jewish traditions you’d like to explore more, let us know! 😊 #JewishTraditions #FaithAndCulture
New year is also called head of the year in arabic "ra's a-sana" ras = rosh
A/al = the/of sana = year.
@justaduck1664 That's a fascinating connection!Awesome to see how languages can have similar roots and meanings-especially when it comes to something as significant as the New Year. "Ra's a-sana" and "Rosh Hashanah" both capture that sense of renewal and a fresh beginning. Thanks for sharing this linguistic insight with us! 🌍✨ #LanguageConnections #RoshHashanah
How is the new year in the seventh month? and why does the Torah say the first month is near Passover ? These passages and new year in the middle of the calendar is very confusing.
@sunrayrosin7181 Great question! It can be a bit confusing at first glance, but let's break it down:
In the Jewish calendar, Rosh Hashanah is celebrated as the New Year in the seventh month, Tishrei, which is different from how we usually think of a new year starting in the first month. This is because the Jewish calendar has different "new years" for different purposes. Tishrei, where Rosh Hashanah falls, is considered the New Year for the creation of the world, marking a time of reflection, renewal, and judgment.
Now, about Passover: The Torah states that the first month of the year is Nisan, which is in the spring (around March-April) and is when Passover is celebrated. This is considered the New Year for the Jewish people as a nation, marking their exodus from Egypt and freedom from slavery.
So, in short:
Nisan (spring): The beginning of the religious calendar, marking the story of the Exodus and the birth of the Jewish nation.
Tishrei (fall): The beginning of the civil calendar, marking the creation of the world and the start of a new year for people and judgment.
It’s like how in some countries the school year and the fiscal year start at different times than the calendar year. It’s all about different cycles serving different purposes!
We welcome the community to add any additional details and perspective we ma be missing.
Hope that helps clarify things! Shana Tova (Happy New Year)! 🎉🍎🍯 #JewishNewYear #UnderstandingTraditions
The bread is not pronounced with a ch as in church.It is pronounced with a soft ch guttural sound or H.
@Baruch-q4n Thanks for that helpful correction! It reminds me of Proverbs 27:17: "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." It's always great to learn and refine together! We'll make sure to pronounce it right next time - your insight is sharpening us all! 😊🙏🍞 #IronSharpensIron
You are wrong about the date of Rosh Hashana. In Shmot 12, 1 and 2 is clearly stated that the month of Pesach is starting the new year. The Sanhedrin must have changed it thousands of years ago. Probably in 70 AD or so. There must be a decree of that decision and they are hiding that until now. All the Jews are innocent about that. Please think for yourself and become awake. The time is near, God Bless.
@lourenshupkes8533 Thanks for sharing your perspective and diving deep into Exodus 12! You bring up an important point-Nisan is indeed called the first month in the Bible, and it's tied closely to the events of Pesach (Passover). However, in Jewish tradition, the calendar developed to include multiple "new years" for different aspects of life. Rosh Hashanah, which is celebrated in Tishrei, is known as the civil new year and is rooted in later rabbinic teachings (as seen in Mishnah Rosh Hashanah 1:1).
It's a fascinating discussion because it shows the evolution of practice and thought within Judaism. The idea of Rosh Hashanah as the head of the year connects more to themes of reflection, renewal, and judgment rather than simply marking the start of the calendar. There’s no concrete evidence that the Sanhedrin issued a secret decree to change it, but rather this tradition developed naturally over time.
It’s always a pleasure to explore these layered traditions, and we appreciate your thoughtful engagement!
Would love to hear what others think about this perspective as well.
God Bless! 🙏✨ #RoshHashanah #JewishTradition #BiblicalRoots
@lourenshupkes8533 ZACHARIAH 8:23
Keep reaching ❤️ you'll get there !!
@@DivineDocumentaries OOPS sent last reply to you by accident, I have corrected 😅
So 2 New Years, then? One biblical other traditional 😮
@MSHOOD123
Christmas and Easter are not biblical , its cristian Tradition !
Go read Jeremiah 10: 3 & 4
The go read up on origin of Easter bunny and eggs !!
Rosh Hashanah does not mean New Year.
@MsARC Thanks for your insight! You're right that 'Rosh Hashanah' literally translates to 'Head of the Year,' but it's commonly recognized as the Jewish New Year in practice. It marks a significant time of reflection, renewal, and spiritual reconnection. We appreciate your perspective and are glad to explore the deeper meanings behind these important observances together! 🍎🍯 #RoshHashanah #HeadOfTheYear
Rosh Hashanah has been fulfilled through the death and Resurection of Jesus Christ. "So let no one judge you in food or in drink, or regarding a festival or a new moon or sabbaths
which are a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ (Colossians 2:16,17 NKJV).
@dougmohr4272 Thanks for your thoughtful response! You're absolutely correct that in Christian theology, many see Rosh Hashanah as being fulfilled through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as reflected in Colossians 2:16-17. This passage speaks to the belief that festivals, sabbaths, and other practices are "a shadow of things to come, but the substance is of Christ." It's a powerful perspective that sees Christ as the fulfillment of the Law.
On the other hand, from the Jewish perspective, Rosh Hashanah stands as a unique and independent festival with a focus on themes like repentance, renewal, and reflection. It marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year and is not tied to a belief in the Messiah as Jesus.
So, while the Christian interpretation offers a deeper layer of meaning within that faith tradition, the Jewish understanding of Rosh Hashanah is quite distinct. It’s beautiful to see how different faiths can find meaning in the same observance, each bringing its own perspective to the celebration. 🙏🍎🍯
Interesting take, we welcome the continued open discussion from the rest of the community.
Thank you again for your engagement and support.
#RoshHashanah #FaithPerspectives #OpenDiscussion
@@DivineDocumentaries I thought your video explaining Rosh Hashanah was good.
ZACHARIAH 8:23
Wow, I thought Christians /Catholics were religious!?? Jewish are more dedicated...
@robertamartinez8241 Thanks for your comment! Every faith tradition has its unique practices and level of dedication, and both Judaism and Christianity have deep-rooted commitments. It's interesting to see how different cultures express their devotion in meaningful ways. Whether through festivals like Rosh Hashanah or other religious observances, it's all about finding that connection to the divine. 🙏✨ If you’d like to learn more about any of these traditions, we’re here to explore together! Please let us know if you'd like us to cover a specific topic.
#FaithJourney #CulturalTraditions
The New Testament is not a holy book.
@sharonlee7111 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! The New Testament is considered holy by Christians due to its accounts of Jesus and his teachings. However, we acknowledge that for others, especially within the Jewish faith, it is not part of their sacred texts. At Divine Documentaries, our mission is to educate and inspire by exploring religious topics from various perspectives. We aim to foster open and respectful discussions where people can learn and share their views. Your input adds to that valuable conversation! 🙏 #RespectfulDialogue #Education #DifferentBeliefs