@@RebMordechaiReviews Didn't you comment elsewhere that Candace Owens is from another sect of Catholicism though? I hate to break it to you, but that's patently false. It's obvious you relied too heavily on Singer for that one. You should really steer clear of that guy, as he engages in sinat chinam while ignoring tangible avodah zarah.
@ Is that your attempt at deflection Joe? Do you not agree that Missionaries are trying to tell us what Judaism really is? Are you a missionary yourself? Regarding Owen. What you did just now is called gas-lighting. Actually we don't need Rabbi Singer to prove that Candace is an anti-semite. We know it from her own mouth. Her conspiracies demonising Israel, the Holocaust, USS Liberty...and on and on. Go on, tell me she never said these things when they are all over TH-cam. AI fake perhaps?
Early islam was just anti trinitarian christianity, I would suggest to read about John of Damascus. He was a christian monk living in the court of the first caliphate.
To me, lies and deceit appear to be central to Islam. Misquoting, hyperbole and/or distortion are often used to support arguments. As a Christian I am tired of the subterfuge. Thank you Israel Advocacy for setting the record straight.
This is 100% true. Boy their lies are a right from Allah. That's what I think , looking at the degree to which they can lie and just call it Takia. Astagfirullah !
@@louisegray4289 this channel seems to lure idiots. This jewish guy is defending, that Jews have to take possessions, lands from Non Jews and you are not accusing him for his supremacy and for looking at Non Jews like you as inferior people in their right to possessions, but you accuse the Muslim of lying, because he said things about Judaism which are not even as bad as what the jewish guy says about his own religion.
It's willful ignorance. We're talking about a religion, that if you ask a woman if she's OK to be wife 3 of 4, and she says "as long as he's nice and takes care of us equally" with a smile, you know there's nothing they won't believe.
As a Muslim, I will say this, the Quran actually acknowledges the fact that the Land of Israel was promised to the Jews and here is a quote “Go into the holy land which God has ordained for you” ( Al-Ma`idah 5:21 ) + And Jerusalem (although it was originally a Jebusite city) is mentioned more 660 times in the hebrew bible and 146 times in the new testament. the city ( Jerusalem ) is not mentioned by any of its names in the Qur'an, it is mentioned in later Islamic literature as the place of Muhammad's night journey. p.s: Neturei Karta are a sect in Judaism and their relationship with other Jewish movements is like this. do to their strong anti-Zionist stance and controversial tactics place Neturei Karta on the fringe, even in Haredi, or ultra-Orthodox circles. Other movements, including anti-Zionist sects like the Satmar, have disavowed Neturei Karta and condemned its activities.
Hi Joseph. First of all, you neglected to translate Shir HaShirim for those not versed in Hebrew. It's The Song of Songs. Secondly, the 3 Oaths in Meseches Kesuvos 111a is a bit of a red herring. In the early 20th century thete were many Rabbonim in Eastern Europe who were rightly concerned that the various new political movements like Communism and Zionism were taking the youth away from thecTorah way of life. This was true so they had various methods to try and counteract this. One of them was to use this Story from the Talmud and interpret it to be against the Zionist movement. There is a general principle in Talmud that there are legal sections and ethical story sections which you cannot derive actual halacha legal rulings from. This section is definitely in the story section. In any case, even if it were not for the sake of argument, it says that the oaths only apply if 1. The non-Jews continue to make life outside Israel tolerable. After the Holocaust that certainly wasn't the case. 2. If the world agrees then it's ok. Well the League of Nations mandate and then the UN vote was indeed approval. Today there are only a tiny minority of a minority of religious Jews who still insist that there is some merit in this opinion.
@@Israel_Advocacy I was recently in Bnei Brak for Shabbos and someone was given Chamishi and when he came up to the bimma, there was shouting and a lot of commotion. I don't understand much Yiddish so didn't immediately understand what was going on. Then a group of chasidim forcefully grabbed this guy from the bimma and "escorted" him outside. He did not protest. I asked what was going on and received the reply that he was a member of Neturei Karta. These so called non-Zionist chasidim threw him out of their shul. That's how popular they are.
[Quran 17:4-5] And We warned the Children of Israel in the Scripture, “You will certainly cause corruption in the land twice, and you will become extremely arrogant. When the first of the two warnings would come to pass, We would send against you some of Our servants of great might, who would ravage your homes. This would be a warning fulfilled.
@ [Quran 17:8] Perhaps your Lord will have mercy on you ˹if you repent˺, but if you return ˹to sin˺, We will return ˹to punishment˺. And We have made Hell a ˹permanent˺ confinement for the disbelievers.”
@@B.B.M.R [Quran 17:8] Perhaps your Lord will have mercy on you ˹if you repent˺, but if you return ˹to sin˺, We will return ˹to punishment˺. And We have made Hell a ˹permanent˺ confinement for the disbelievers.”
According to the Vilna Gaon TZ"L the 3 oaths only applies to building the 3rd Temple that this must wait for the Messiah, but it doesn't apply to having the land in general. To the contrary the Vilna Gaon himself tried to go there but for various reasons couldn't get here.
I am simply sick of YT censorship. I have been trying to reply to someone's comment and each time the comment is ghosted. You click refresh and it disappears, yet it appears in my History.
the quran also says that Israel belongs to the jews "And ˹remember˺ when Moses said to his people, “O my people! Remember Allah’s favours upon you when He raised prophets from among you, made you sovereign, and gave you what He had never given anyone in the world.O my people! Enter the Holy Land which Allah has destined for you ˹to enter˺. And do not turn back or else you will become losers.”
I would suggest you read Isaiah 11:11 or Amos 9:14-15 because both of these verses state that, when Israel is restored, Israel will never be removed from the land again.
It forbids taking up arms against the nation who controls the land in order to conquer it. Israel wasnt conquered by arms : - before 1948, all lands the Jews settled upon were bought with money - in 1948 the state was handed over by the British, and the entire world actually. Arms were taken to defend the land of Israel when the arabs declared war, which is not only NOT forbidden, but an obligation.
@@psychocadet In 1920 the San Remo conference of the League of Nations attributed all of the land of British mandate Palestine to form the Jewish state. All fighting that happened since 1944 against the British (who only became hostile to the Jews because of Arab pressure) was to defend the land given to them 24 years prior, and the people living in it. So it still doesnt fall under the Talmudic prohibition of fighting to conquer back the land of Israel.
Clarification according to Judaism the land doesn’t matter which land (country) belongs to God and only he will decide who is in-line to inherit in past most Jews were religious kept most of the 613 commandments yet from the 18th century till now there is a sharp decline in keeping the commandments meaning the majority of the Jews today are secular which isn’t Gods will
The majority of Jews today are not secular. Also, the reason for the decline in keeping of some of the commandments is because we physically are incapable of doing so because there is no Temple in Jerusalem. There are hundreds of commandments in Judaism that are basically how to do things in regards to the Temple, such as how to ritually bathe before entering it and how to sacrifice animals in it. Since there is no Third Temple currently, these commandments regarding it cannot be done.
@FishWithAquaphobia The main reason for the decline in keeping the commandments is the amancipation that was given in the begining by the Austrian Cesar in 1782 after that in USA in 1787 increased in the French revolution in 1789. Respectfully discaggre with you, the majority of jews today are secular similiar to the rest of the western world. The amazing thing that most Jews kept them so many years despite all the perscutions that they went. This is unpararellel .
@@dima-rafael I would like to point out, that being secular does not mean "atheist" or something weird like that. It just means that they aren't considered religiously Orthodox by Orthodox standards. Again, as I said, many of the commandments are not able to be performed because there is no Temple. Give me an example of Jews not following a commandment they can still follow
Any time you debate a Muslim just ask them where in the Torah it says unbelievers or sinners will burn in hell, like it says in the Quran so many times you can't even count them. Gee, why did Allah not bother to mention anything about that to even one prophet? Kind of an important thing to leave out. They obviously got it from the Gospels. What prophets are in the Gospels? None. They'll say Jesus was a prophet, just ask them how Arabs would know that if Jews don't? Couldn't have been a very convincing prophet if he couldn't even convince Jews he was one, how did Allah not know that would happen? Why did he pick a person he must have known, being Allah and all, that Jews wouldn't even believe. Arabs fell for it though, that's how easy they are to be fooled by false prophets.
Allah The Zionist Quran 17:104 And We said to the Children of Israel after Pharaoh, “Reside in the land, but when the promise of the Hereafter comes to pass,1 We will bring you all together.” MAGA Make Allah Golda Meier Again
@@piusaditya5206 HaShem is not an "entity", so next time you feel you have something smart to say you better shout your stupid mouth. Especially on this matter.
@@brynawaldman5790 it does not surprise, that the ones who are so extremely ignorant to call someone, who speaks the Truth „ignorant“ and contradict themselves in 1 sentence, by saying that only Rabbis can talk about Judaism but at the same time refuting a Muslim, who is exactly saying what Rabbis on the Neturei Karta side or in the Talmud are saying. And also, you are yourselves talking about Judaism without being Rabbis, but saying to a Muslim „you are not a Rabbi“ You do not even know, what you are talking. 😂Logic and intelligence is not a skill within Zionists, but you think you are absolute smart and geniune guys. if you were really so smart people as you think, you would not had lost in Gaza and Lebanon against the most poorest and weakest fighters in the world, as one of the most fortunate and strongest army in the world.
@@NasFa683 You lie to yourself when you write, "by saying that only Rabbis can talk about Judaism.". You will not find this concept in my post. You will only find that I wrote you are extremely ignorant & stupidly confident in your ignorance. I stand by these comments. When you start seeing words & concepts that aren't there in another person's post, your mind isn't functioning maturely. Grow up.
@@NasFa683I see you blocked my last post because I exposed the truth about you yet again. Ignorant. Stupidly confident. HA! 😅 ❤ 😅 😂 🎉 I pity you. 😢. No thinking capacities. Bye bye.
🤣😂 of the MANY - MANY - MANY TIMES I HAVE READ THE BIBLE = THREW = NEVER - HAVE I SEEN = do not inhabit the land = what I HAVE SEEN = MANY MANY PLACES HASHEM STATES - IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS THE LAND OF ISRAEL BELONGES TO THE JEWS = GOD STATES IN MANY WAYS = ALL WITH THE SAME ISRAEL = JEWISH = GODS COVENANT WITH HIS PPL = NO CONDITIONS = THEIRS ●
Explain to me how it isn't? Also, if it was "changed" then how come when Jews finally all came back to Israel, they all had the exact same Torah? Jews from Europe and America had the same Torah as Jews from Yemen, Arabia, Ethiopia and India. Explain that to me.
@FishWithAquaphobia Torah has been changed it's contradictions the stories of a Prophets errors and the numbers dose not match together for example in 2 Chronicles 22:2 (Ahaziah was forty-two years old when he began to reign, and he reigned one year in Jerusalem) but in the 2 Kings 8:26 (Ahaziah was twenty-two years old when he began to rule, and he reigned for one year in Jerusalem) the question is whether he was 22 or 42
@@nabeelhantouli3793Oh I see. Well let me explain that for you my friend. For one, 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles both are not part of the Torah, 1 and 2 Kings are part of the Nevi'im (or prophets) and 1 and 2 Chronicles are part of the Ketuvim (or writings) which, in addition to the Torah, make upthe Tanakh (of which the Torah is the first five books of). Now, the reason for those two different numbers is the context that is so sadly missing from the original text that was written. What I mean by that is that two different people wrote those two different verses. His actual age was indeed 22. What 2 Chronicles 22:2 is referring to when it says "Ahaziah was 42 years old" is that Ahaziah's coronation took place exactly 42 years after the decree on his family as a royal bloodline was first put in place. It's just telling us how many years it took place from that decree until his coronation. Most Jewish scholars view the prophets as very literal, while both 1 & 2 Chronicles should sometimes be taken allegorically, simply because the writer of Chronicles had that type of writing style. It's not a "change" and it's not an "error", it's just the context of what is being written about. This is literal proof that the Tanakh has not been changed by us Jews, because these little differences and weird things that we can see between the writers of the different books of the Tanakh still remain, meaning that we have not tampered with it at all. Trust me bro, our ancestors wrote the Tanakh (Torah, Nevi'im and Ketuvim, aka the Bible) and also the now extra canonical works such as the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Book of Macabees; If there is some form of "discrepancy", you better believe us Jews found it, know about it, and have debated how to properly interpret it or what it means exactly for centuries until we figured it out, or still debate it today. Even stuff that doesn't need to be discussed, we still discussed. (That's literally all the Talmud is). You should have more faith in the People of the Book, God's people, than what you have given us. Always happy to answer any other questions you might have though :)
All of the TikTok scholars quoting the Talmud as if they understand a single word in it. People who actually know the Talmud have studied it for a lifetime. Wikipedia cannot and does not translate the Talmud.
Any non Jew who tries to lecture a Jew on their theology and history should be shamed
Incorrect or misleading lecturing should bring shame. Genuine critique should be welcomed.
Would that include every single Chrstian missionary who has the chutzpa to think they can tell us who our Messiah is? 😂😅
@ yes
@@RebMordechaiReviews
Didn't you comment elsewhere that Candace Owens is from another sect of Catholicism though? I hate to break it to you, but that's patently false. It's obvious you relied too heavily on Singer for that one. You should really steer clear of that guy, as he engages in sinat chinam while ignoring tangible avodah zarah.
@ Is that your attempt at deflection Joe? Do you not agree that Missionaries are trying to tell us what Judaism really is? Are you a missionary yourself? Regarding Owen. What you did just now is called gas-lighting. Actually we don't need Rabbi Singer to prove that Candace is an anti-semite. We know it from her own mouth. Her conspiracies demonising Israel, the Holocaust, USS Liberty...and on and on. Go on, tell me she never said these things when they are all over TH-cam. AI fake perhaps?
Historically we know Islam was copied/inspired from ancient Judaic rituals and some of Christianity.
Early islam was just anti trinitarian christianity, I would suggest to read about John of Damascus. He was a christian monk living in the court of the first caliphate.
And arabic paganism. Jinns, Hajj, Kaaba, Allah are all pagan terms
To me, lies and deceit appear to be central to Islam. Misquoting, hyperbole and/or distortion are often used to support arguments. As a Christian I am tired of the subterfuge. Thank you Israel Advocacy for setting the record straight.
This is 100% true. Boy their lies are a right from Allah. That's what I think , looking at the degree to which they can lie and just call it Takia. Astagfirullah !
@@louisegray4289 this channel seems to lure idiots. This jewish guy is defending, that Jews have to take possessions, lands from Non Jews and you are not accusing him for his supremacy and for looking at Non Jews like you as inferior people in their right to possessions, but you accuse the Muslim of lying, because he said things about Judaism which are not even as bad as what the jewish guy says about his own religion.
Love the education you offer to the ignorant.
It's willful ignorance. We're talking about a religion, that if you ask a woman if she's OK to be wife 3 of 4, and she says "as long as he's nice and takes care of us equally" with a smile, you know there's nothing they won't believe.
a Muslim talking about "facts" what could you expect? 😆
Not much😂😂
What facts .. shit facts
As a Muslim, I will say this, the Quran actually acknowledges the fact that the Land of Israel was promised to the Jews and here is a quote
“Go into the holy land which God has ordained for you” ( Al-Ma`idah 5:21 ) + And Jerusalem (although it was originally a Jebusite city) is mentioned more 660 times in the hebrew bible and 146 times in the new testament. the city ( Jerusalem ) is not mentioned by any of its names in the Qur'an, it is mentioned in later Islamic literature as the place of Muhammad's night journey.
p.s:
Neturei Karta are a sect in Judaism and their relationship with other Jewish movements is like this. do to their strong anti-Zionist stance and controversial tactics place Neturei Karta on the fringe, even in Haredi, or ultra-Orthodox circles. Other movements, including anti-Zionist sects like the Satmar, have disavowed Neturei Karta and condemned its activities.
This brother is on the haqq.
Need to add that Neturei Karta make ~2000 people, likely even less.
@@ef2718way less than 1,000 members today.
You are A Troll, not a Muslim, like many other zionist trolls on zionist channles, who claim to be Muslim 😂
You are a Troll, who pretend to be a a Muslim like many other trolls on zionist channels, that pretend to be Muslim 😂
josef - are you mad. i got my Phd from tiktok university ...
debunking videos are always entertaining !!
@@spellerwix I got my law degree from Costco
just like in Ideocracy.
The land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel. Obviously.
good to see your content again Joseph
That "preacher" lost with the first words uttered from his lips.
Can someone shut up muslims. They have 58country any way they not satisfied.
Genius you are
Hi Joseph.
First of all, you neglected to translate Shir HaShirim for those not versed in Hebrew. It's The Song of Songs.
Secondly, the 3 Oaths in Meseches Kesuvos 111a is a bit of a red herring.
In the early 20th century thete were many Rabbonim in Eastern Europe who were rightly concerned that the various new political movements like Communism and Zionism were taking the youth away from thecTorah way of life. This was true so they had various methods to try and counteract this. One of them was to use this Story from the Talmud and interpret it to be against the Zionist movement. There is a general principle in Talmud that there are legal sections and ethical story sections which you cannot derive actual halacha legal rulings from. This section is definitely in the story section. In any case, even if it were not for the sake of argument, it says that the oaths only apply if
1. The non-Jews continue to make life outside Israel tolerable. After the Holocaust that certainly wasn't the case.
2. If the world agrees then it's ok. Well the League of Nations mandate and then the UN vote was indeed approval. Today there are only a tiny minority of a minority of religious Jews who still insist that there is some merit in this opinion.
Always appreciate your feedback
@@Israel_Advocacy I was recently in Bnei Brak for Shabbos and someone was given Chamishi and when he came up to the bimma, there was shouting and a lot of commotion. I don't understand much Yiddish so didn't immediately understand what was going on. Then a group of chasidim forcefully grabbed this guy from the bimma and "escorted" him outside. He did not protest. I asked what was going on and received the reply that he was a member of Neturei Karta. These so called non-Zionist chasidim threw him out of their shul. That's how popular they are.
Bravo!!!!!
Even Allah says in Quran-"O sons of Israel, ener the land and never turn back what I assigned to you!"
[Quran 17:4-5] And We warned the Children of Israel in the Scripture, “You will certainly cause corruption in the land twice, and you will become extremely arrogant. When the first of the two warnings would come to pass, We would send against you some of Our servants of great might, who would ravage your homes. This would be a warning fulfilled.
@onyil0688 Yes, it happened, its from Torah, Quran didnt bring nothing new!
@ [Quran 17:8] Perhaps your Lord will have mercy on you ˹if you repent˺, but if you return ˹to sin˺, We will return ˹to punishment˺. And We have made Hell a ˹permanent˺ confinement for the disbelievers.”
@@B.B.M.R [Quran 17:8] Perhaps your Lord will have mercy on you ˹if you repent˺, but if you return ˹to sin˺, We will return ˹to punishment˺. And We have made Hell a ˹permanent˺ confinement for the disbelievers.”
No one interested in rational discourse should take any of these ancient texts seriously. They are twaddle.
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Judaism came way before Christianity and Islam, which was created about 600 years after Christianity.
According to the Vilna Gaon TZ"L the 3 oaths only applies to building the 3rd Temple that this must wait for the Messiah, but it doesn't apply to having the land in general. To the contrary the Vilna Gaon himself tried to go there but for various reasons couldn't get here.
The Ranban and Rambam says that Jews allowed to have state.. and arabs in their times Loved them so...
Joseph they have been emboldened to this point. Soon their shenanigans will be exposed to the blind and deaf.!
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I am simply sick of YT censorship. I have been trying to reply to someone's comment and each time the comment is ghosted. You click refresh and it disappears, yet it appears in my History.
Yet this one shows. Try sorting by newest instead of top.
the quran also says that Israel belongs to the jews
"And ˹remember˺ when Moses said to his people, “O my people! Remember Allah’s favours upon you when He raised prophets from among you, made you sovereign, and gave you what He had never given anyone in the world.O my people! Enter the Holy Land which Allah has destined for you ˹to enter˺. And do not turn back or else you will become losers.”
They are babies compared to us.
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The Bible doesn't guarantee a successful, just or durable Jewish state.
I would suggest you read Isaiah 11:11 or Amos 9:14-15 because both of these verses state that, when Israel is restored, Israel will never be removed from the land again.
It forbids taking up arms against the nation who controls the land in order to conquer it.
Israel wasnt conquered by arms :
- before 1948, all lands the Jews settled upon were bought with money
- in 1948 the state was handed over by the British, and the entire world actually.
Arms were taken to defend the land of Israel when the arabs declared war, which is not only NOT forbidden, but an obligation.
Well, that is nit totally true. We did fight the Brits a bit.
@@psychocadet In 1920 the San Remo conference of the League of Nations attributed all of the land of British mandate Palestine to form the Jewish state.
All fighting that happened since 1944 against the British (who only became hostile to the Jews because of Arab pressure) was to defend the land given to them 24 years prior, and the people living in it.
So it still doesnt fall under the Talmudic prohibition of fighting to conquer back the land of Israel.
@@alanlockwood2107right. But I was just pointing out that the comment did not fully explain the situation. I'm not agreeing with this crazy rabbi
Amazing work....we need more like you to checkmate these fools
Flawless victory Achi
יקירי. הייתי רוצה לראות תרגום לערבית סימולטני.
ספק גדול שמוסלמי יפתח וידאו של יהודים.
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Clarification according to Judaism the land doesn’t matter which land (country) belongs to God and only he will decide who is in-line to inherit in past most Jews were religious kept most of the 613 commandments yet from the 18th century till now there is a sharp decline in keeping the commandments meaning the majority of the Jews today are secular which isn’t Gods will
The majority of Jews today are not secular. Also, the reason for the decline in keeping of some of the commandments is because we physically are incapable of doing so because there is no Temple in Jerusalem. There are hundreds of commandments in Judaism that are basically how to do things in regards to the Temple, such as how to ritually bathe before entering it and how to sacrifice animals in it. Since there is no Third Temple currently, these commandments regarding it cannot be done.
@FishWithAquaphobia The main reason for the decline in keeping the commandments is the amancipation that was given in the begining by the Austrian Cesar in 1782 after that in USA in 1787 increased in the French revolution in 1789. Respectfully discaggre with you, the majority of jews today are secular similiar to the rest of the western world. The amazing thing that most Jews kept them so many years despite all the perscutions that they went. This is unpararellel .
@@dima-rafael I would like to point out, that being secular does not mean "atheist" or something weird like that. It just means that they aren't considered religiously Orthodox by Orthodox standards. Again, as I said, many of the commandments are not able to be performed because there is no Temple.
Give me an example of Jews not following a commandment they can still follow
Any time you debate a Muslim just ask them where in the Torah it says unbelievers or sinners will burn in hell, like it says in the Quran so many times you can't even count them. Gee, why did Allah not bother to mention anything about that to even one prophet? Kind of an important thing to leave out. They obviously got it from the Gospels. What prophets are in the Gospels? None. They'll say Jesus was a prophet, just ask them how Arabs would know that if Jews don't? Couldn't have been a very convincing prophet if he couldn't even convince Jews he was one, how did Allah not know that would happen? Why did he pick a person he must have known, being Allah and all, that Jews wouldn't even believe. Arabs fell for it though, that's how easy they are to be fooled by false prophets.
Allah The Zionist Quran 17:104
And We said to the Children of Israel after Pharaoh, “Reside in the land, but when the promise of the Hereafter comes to pass,1 We will bring you all together.”
MAGA Make Allah Golda Meier Again
HaShem is not allah, I don't want to hear you speak such nonsense again.
HaShem is the Blessed Master of the Universe 😇.
@NewsStripper Of course, He is the only Master of the universe, Blessed Be His Holy Name through eternity.
Yes agree....ontologically
@@piusaditya5206 HaShem is not an "entity", so next time you feel you have something smart to say you better shout your stupid mouth. Especially on this matter.
🎯 Exactly right!
He is telling you, what Rabbis are telling and your response is, „You are not a Rabbi to speak about Judaism“ 😂
Your ignorance is extreme, & your confidence unfounded.
Lack of self awareness or the duty to lie to non belivers? Which one of them motivates you ?
@@brynawaldman5790 it does not surprise, that the ones who are so extremely ignorant to call someone, who speaks the Truth „ignorant“ and contradict themselves in 1 sentence, by saying that only Rabbis can talk about Judaism but at the same time refuting a Muslim, who is exactly saying what Rabbis on the Neturei Karta side or in the Talmud are saying. And also, you are yourselves talking about Judaism without being Rabbis, but saying to a Muslim „you are not a Rabbi“ You do not even know, what you are talking. 😂Logic and intelligence is not a skill within Zionists, but you think you are absolute smart and geniune guys. if you were really so smart people as you think, you would not had lost in Gaza and Lebanon against the most poorest and weakest fighters in the world, as one of the most fortunate and strongest army in the world.
@@NasFa683 You lie to yourself when you write, "by saying that only Rabbis can talk about Judaism.". You will not find this concept in my post.
You will only find that I wrote you are extremely ignorant & stupidly confident in your ignorance. I stand by these comments.
When you start seeing words & concepts that aren't there in another person's post, your mind isn't functioning maturely.
Grow up.
@@NasFa683I see you blocked my last post because I exposed the truth about you yet again.
Ignorant. Stupidly confident.
HA! 😅 ❤ 😅 😂 🎉
I pity you. 😢. No thinking capacities.
Bye bye.
🤣😂 of the MANY - MANY - MANY TIMES I HAVE READ THE BIBLE = THREW = NEVER - HAVE I SEEN = do not inhabit the land = what I HAVE SEEN = MANY MANY PLACES HASHEM STATES - IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS THE LAND OF ISRAEL BELONGES TO THE JEWS = GOD STATES IN MANY WAYS = ALL WITH THE SAME ISRAEL = JEWISH = GODS COVENANT WITH HIS PPL = NO CONDITIONS = THEIRS ●
Hes imam Ali-experss
as a jew i disagree on you
Listen before you talk about others religion ,chick your corrupted Torah is not the word of God 😂
Explain to me how it isn't?
Also, if it was "changed" then how come when Jews finally all came back to Israel, they all had the exact same Torah? Jews from Europe and America had the same Torah as Jews from Yemen, Arabia, Ethiopia and India.
Explain that to me.
@FishWithAquaphobia Torah has been changed it's contradictions the stories of a Prophets errors and the numbers dose not match together for example in 2 Chronicles 22:2
(Ahaziah was forty-two years old when he began to reign, and he reigned one year in Jerusalem)
but in the 2 Kings 8:26 (Ahaziah was twenty-two years old when he began to rule, and he reigned for one year in Jerusalem)
the question is whether he was 22 or 42
@@nabeelhantouli3793Oh I see. Well let me explain that for you my friend. For one, 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles both are not part of the Torah, 1 and 2 Kings are part of the Nevi'im (or prophets) and 1 and 2 Chronicles are part of the Ketuvim (or writings) which, in addition to the Torah, make upthe Tanakh (of which the Torah is the first five books of).
Now, the reason for those two different numbers is the context that is so sadly missing from the original text that was written. What I mean by that is that two different people wrote those two different verses. His actual age was indeed 22. What 2 Chronicles 22:2 is referring to when it says "Ahaziah was 42 years old" is that Ahaziah's coronation took place exactly 42 years after the decree on his family as a royal bloodline was first put in place. It's just telling us how many years it took place from that decree until his coronation. Most Jewish scholars view the prophets as very literal, while both 1 & 2 Chronicles should sometimes be taken allegorically, simply because the writer of Chronicles had that type of writing style. It's not a "change" and it's not an "error", it's just the context of what is being written about.
This is literal proof that the Tanakh has not been changed by us Jews, because these little differences and weird things that we can see between the writers of the different books of the Tanakh still remain, meaning that we have not tampered with it at all.
Trust me bro, our ancestors wrote the Tanakh (Torah, Nevi'im and Ketuvim, aka the Bible) and also the now extra canonical works such as the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Book of Macabees; If there is some form of "discrepancy", you better believe us Jews found it, know about it, and have debated how to properly interpret it or what it means exactly for centuries until we figured it out, or still debate it today. Even stuff that doesn't need to be discussed, we still discussed. (That's literally all the Talmud is).
You should have more faith in the People of the Book, God's people, than what you have given us.
Always happy to answer any other questions you might have though :)
A waste of time
Your a hypocrite. You lectured muslim on what the quran said
lol that was the whole point.
*_It's' You're'- Not "Your", btw..._*
Brain of the century, quick draw McGraw, wakey wakey
Just following your book 📕
that was the whole point of the video.
All of the TikTok scholars quoting the Talmud as if they understand a single word in it. People who actually know the Talmud have studied it for a lifetime. Wikipedia cannot and does not translate the Talmud.