Thank you Daniel. The bronze serpent was a holy icon, it healed people when they gazed on it but later the Israelites worshipped it that's when they were guilty of idolatry. The icon itself was not an idol, it was the peoples behaviour that convicted them of idolatry. We are so close to ancient Judaism thats why Protestants don't understand us.
Thank God King Hezakiah saw fit to destroy it when it was misused.... Thank you also for the comment. May this video serve to bring light to the ones that can't see the beauty of Messiah's Church.
@@TheJewishCatholicSo you all are saying that the rosaries that are made by the hands of man are uses to destroy Satan.....lol. If Jesus had to use the word of God A BUNCH OF beads with words used to A Mary is not from God. Ordering items from a factory can't be used on spiritual demons .... CATHOLISM IS SUCH A WASTE. Those men are going to hell for misleading you all. Oh which color scapula did Jesus and His Bros used? 😂😂. Insane
@@TheJewishCatholicEuropean Caucasian man religion. Sir you are being brainwashed. Jews too. You should be ashamed of yourself. Go back to Pentacostalism or Judaism. Get out of that Catholism RELIGION. ACCURSED DOCTRINE. Jesus specifically taught AGAINST this religion. I don't even know why you would leave your Jewish traditions and HIS original people customs to a white man RELIGION. bro. Ridiculous.
Great explanation. When I was younger and into weightlifting, I had various magazines and other imagery that promoted weightlifting. The intent, was to surround myself with it so it could serve as a constant reminder of the results that I was seeking. It wasn’t that I idolized these men, it was simply a tool to stay disciplined and focused. I do the same with religious art. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the subject, I couldn’t agree more.
The Latin Mass is a treasure that we must take care of. I grew up in the eighties, so I only knew the Novus Ordo Missae (and it always seemed boring to me, a kind of empty performance, but it is true that I had no faith at that time) A couple of years ago, after a radical conversion, the Holy Spirit led me to the traditional mass. I felt that I had access to heaven! With the liturgical reform in the sixties, part of the mystery, solemnity and silence that helps so much to connect with transcendental reality was lost. I recommend watching the documentary "A perfect storm - Mass of the Ages- episode 2" to know the motivations and results of those changes.
My wife comes from a Baptist/non-denominational family, and in interacting with them and their church I’ve noticed a sort of semi-Gnosticism that while not rejecting the incarnation rejects any continuance of it through the Sacraments, and sacramentals.
Gracias Daniel por otro excelente vídeo. No lo vas a creer, pero compré exactamente el mismo escapulario que vos. Lo bendije y lo llevo puesto siempre. Que Dios te siga bendiciendo a ti y tu familia. Estamos en oración!
I wonder where the excessive spiritualization and iconoclasm that is so prevalent in much of Protestantism originated when Christianity from its origins has always been a very incarnated religion, the physical body and senses being very important. I have three children and it's the physical items and images that helped them relate to Jesus, Mary, etc. since they were very little. My youngest used to pray with icons and the family crucifix since he was 1yr old.
@@po18guy yes that may be right, to keep the identity of Protestantism they need to constantly keep emphasizing the differences. Still, I'm curious about this overspiritualization. Everything must be only symbolic (like the Eucharist or other sacraments, even baptism is considered a mere symbol with no real power in some branches of Evangelical Protestantism), no icons, no images, at least not of the Catholic kind. No admitting of the role of our own works in salvation. Everything seems to be so divorced from the physical in their theology. Actually when I look at the practice I think it doesn't really reflect the teachings. But where does this theological thinking come from when it's clearly divorced from the Jewish and even Christian roots of the faith.
Excelente video, muchos desconocemos las raíces de nuestra fe, los hermanos separados siempre nos acusan de ídolatria por cualquier cosa física que usamos los católicos, Gracias por estos videos Dios te bendiga
Hi Daniel, have you read Fr James Bernsteins book, “Surprised by Christ?” It’s an interesting story of a man who became Christian from Judaism and eventually a priest. It brings some amazing scriptural insights as well. God bless!
@@TheJewishCatholic hope you get a chance to check it out, seems up your alley. I learned about a good book or so from you, so I thought I’d pass the favor along!
Pray 15 decades a day because the promises are attached to the 15 decades. The Holy Face of Jesus devotion is also necessary for our times. Enroll in the Arch Confraternity too!
I'm a Christian, I'd say non-denominational, because I find that I do see at least some truth in all of the Churches. I believe in Jesus and what He did for all, I believe in the Bible, because its where you can find the truth. I find that a lot of catholic teachings aren't found in the Bible so I wanted to ask all my brothers and sisters in Christ that are Catholic, what does the Church and Pope say is the way to salvation and eternal life with Jesus?
The Church, which through Sacred Tradition put together what you know as the Bible, believes Jesus of Nazareth to be the Way, the Truth and the Life. The Faith is simple, but it is also deep and rich. I would advise you to learn what the Church believes and teaches through the Catechism of the Catholic Church. It is a compendium based on Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition that explains the Faith.
@@TheJewishCatholic okay I see, this is in no way meant to offend, I just believe that parts of the sacraments and certain doctrines are seemingly detached or made in a way that implies that we aren't 100% saved by grace through faith. I find the teachings interesting but they only pertain to the traditional side of teachings and not what is found in the word. I think that the Eucharist, purgatory, keeping Sunday and not Saturday, prayers to Mary and the saints, and confession to priests are the practices I find to be the most out of line in the teachings of the church opposed to the Bible. I beleive in grace through faith, and that faith without works is dead, so our faith is expressed by our works but we are not saved by them, which I believe the Church does too if I'm not mistaken. It's a very Biblical teaching, so it makes sense to me, the Bible teaches us to test against the Word of God, and not to trust men, so if the teachings aren't Biblical then I don't see why they should be followed regardless of how long they have been traditionally observed. Acts 5:29 KJV Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men. 1 Thessalonians 5:21 KJV Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. Again I mean no ill will, I want to understand, and be able to talk with others and know that I have all the perspectives and teachings. God bless you brother.
@@calebgilhooley893I get no disrespect from your comments. No worries. You seem genuinely interested in your inquiries. Unfortunately, the comment section is not the best place to get the answers. If you will entertain my suggestions, I recommend the website Catholic.com as it is almost like a Google but for the Faith. I also recommend books by Dr Brant Pitre; his “Jesus and the Jewish Roots…” set.
Hi... I hope you stay in Australia.... I wanted to know recent thing which is hpnd to Mar Mari Emmanuel.. (which I am very sorry about it).. Is he a real priest which is approved from the church (church which he belongs).. some evidence say that he is not priest at all... What is the thought as bout it., can you make video on it..
Obvious you’ve not met your fellow Catholics in countries where statue worship is rampant, at the same time they practice superstitions and other stuff like horoscopes and so on. You need to focus on shepherding your own flock, teaching them what Catholicism truly stands for instead of addressing Protestants who read the Bible more than any other groups. Most Catholics I know are confused but they don’t know it, they don’t even know what their own church teaches. Focus on educating your own first. You keep on pointing fingers on what’s wrong with Protestism but it’s not really their beliefs but your experience, I am now telling you the real deal experience with real deal majority of Catholics who have no fear and are bold to practice what are clearly forbidden in the Bible.
Thank you Daniel. The bronze serpent was a holy icon, it healed people when they gazed on it but later the Israelites worshipped it that's when they were guilty of idolatry. The icon itself was not an idol, it was the peoples behaviour that convicted them of idolatry. We are so close to ancient Judaism thats why Protestants don't understand us.
Thank God King Hezakiah saw fit to destroy it when it was misused.... Thank you also for the comment. May this video serve to bring light to the ones that can't see the beauty of Messiah's Church.
@@TheJewishCatholicSo you all are saying that the rosaries that are made by the hands of man are uses to destroy Satan.....lol. If Jesus had to use the word of God A BUNCH OF beads with words used to A Mary is not from God. Ordering items from a factory can't be used on spiritual demons .... CATHOLISM IS SUCH A WASTE. Those men are going to hell for misleading you all. Oh which color scapula did Jesus and His Bros used? 😂😂. Insane
@@TheJewishCatholicEuropean Caucasian man religion. Sir you are being brainwashed. Jews too. You should be ashamed of yourself. Go back to Pentacostalism or Judaism. Get out of that Catholism RELIGION. ACCURSED DOCTRINE. Jesus specifically taught AGAINST this religion. I don't even know why you would leave your Jewish traditions and HIS original people customs to a white man RELIGION. bro. Ridiculous.
Great explanation. When I was younger and into weightlifting, I had various magazines and other imagery that promoted weightlifting. The intent, was to surround myself with it so it could serve as a constant reminder of the results that I was seeking. It wasn’t that I idolized these men, it was simply a tool to stay disciplined and focused. I do the same with religious art. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the subject, I couldn’t agree more.
The Latin Mass is a treasure that we must take care of. I grew up in the eighties, so I only knew the Novus Ordo Missae (and it always seemed boring to me, a kind of empty performance, but it is true that I had no faith at that time) A couple of years ago, after a radical conversion, the Holy Spirit led me to the traditional mass. I felt that I had access to heaven! With the liturgical reform in the sixties, part of the mystery, solemnity and silence that helps so much to connect with transcendental reality was lost. I recommend watching the documentary "A perfect storm - Mass of the Ages- episode 2" to know the motivations and results of those changes.
My wife comes from a Baptist/non-denominational family, and in interacting with them and their church I’ve noticed a sort of semi-Gnosticism that while not rejecting the incarnation rejects any continuance of it through the Sacraments, and sacramentals.
That’s the danger or having stepped away from the Faith. Little by little app concepts become diluted to the point to heresy
Gracias Daniel por otro excelente vídeo. No lo vas a creer, pero compré exactamente el mismo escapulario que vos. Lo bendije y lo llevo puesto siempre. Que Dios te siga bendiciendo a ti y tu familia. Estamos en oración!
Que bueno! Gloria a Dios
I wonder where the excessive spiritualization and iconoclasm that is so prevalent in much of Protestantism originated when Christianity from its origins has always been a very incarnated religion, the physical body and senses being very important.
I have three children and it's the physical items and images that helped them relate to Jesus, Mary, etc. since they were very little. My youngest used to pray with icons and the family crucifix since he was 1yr old.
@@po18guy yes that may be right, to keep the identity of Protestantism they need to constantly keep emphasizing the differences. Still, I'm curious about this overspiritualization. Everything must be only symbolic (like the Eucharist or other sacraments, even baptism is considered a mere symbol with no real power in some branches of Evangelical Protestantism), no icons, no images, at least not of the Catholic kind. No admitting of the role of our own works in salvation. Everything seems to be so divorced from the physical in their theology. Actually when I look at the practice I think it doesn't really reflect the teachings. But where does this theological thinking come from when it's clearly divorced from the Jewish and even Christian roots of the faith.
Excelente video, muchos desconocemos las raíces de nuestra fe, los hermanos separados siempre nos acusan de ídolatria por cualquier cosa física que usamos los católicos, Gracias por estos videos Dios te bendiga
Great stuff Daniel. God bless!
Always great to see you have been posting content. 😊
Great video, Daniel!
Thank you Amber Rose! God bless you.
Wow, awesome video. From the beginning to the end.👍🏼May the Lord keep blessing you.🕊
Thank you! You too!
Saludos y bendiciones Daniel 🗽
Shalom
Hi Daniel, have you read Fr James Bernsteins book, “Surprised by Christ?” It’s an interesting story of a man who became Christian from Judaism and eventually a priest.
It brings some amazing scriptural insights as well. God bless!
I haven’t. But it sounds interesting
@@TheJewishCatholic hope you get a chance to check it out, seems up your alley. I learned about a good book or so from you, so I thought I’d pass the favor along!
Excellent!
Great video and content. Its so hard for protestant Christians understand this 😢 I debated back with someone in Instagram over this.
🙏✨
DIOS lo bendiga gracias
Awesome job, Daniel.
Amen!
Great channel ❤ God bless you 🙏
I just bought a Mary idol at the dollar store. Well now it’s a $1.25
I love the way Jewish people have a Mezzuza /Torah at the door of their homes .🕎
Pray 15 decades a day because the promises are attached to the 15 decades. The Holy Face of Jesus devotion is also necessary for our times. Enroll in the Arch Confraternity too!
I'm a Christian, I'd say non-denominational, because I find that I do see at least some truth in all of the Churches. I believe in Jesus and what He did for all, I believe in the Bible, because its where you can find the truth.
I find that a lot of catholic teachings aren't found in the Bible so I wanted to ask all my brothers and sisters in Christ that are Catholic, what does the Church and Pope say is the way to salvation and eternal life with Jesus?
The Church, which through Sacred Tradition put together what you know as the Bible, believes Jesus of Nazareth to be the Way, the Truth and the Life. The Faith is simple, but it is also deep and rich. I would advise you to learn what the Church believes and teaches through the Catechism of the Catholic Church. It is a compendium based on Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition that explains the Faith.
@@TheJewishCatholic okay I see, this is in no way meant to offend, I just believe that parts of the sacraments and certain doctrines are seemingly detached or made in a way that implies that we aren't 100% saved by grace through faith.
I find the teachings interesting but they only pertain to the traditional side of teachings and not what is found in the word. I think that the Eucharist, purgatory, keeping Sunday and not Saturday, prayers to Mary and the saints, and confession to priests are the practices I find to be the most out of line in the teachings of the church opposed to the Bible.
I beleive in grace through faith, and that faith without works is dead, so our faith is expressed by our works but we are not saved by them, which I believe the Church does too if I'm not mistaken. It's a very Biblical teaching, so it makes sense to me, the Bible teaches us to test against the Word of God, and not to trust men, so if the teachings aren't Biblical then I don't see why they should be followed regardless of how long they have been traditionally observed.
Acts 5:29 KJV
Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men.
1 Thessalonians 5:21 KJV
Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.
Again I mean no ill will, I want to understand, and be able to talk with others and know that I have all the perspectives and teachings. God bless you brother.
@@calebgilhooley893I get no disrespect from your comments. No worries. You seem genuinely interested in your inquiries. Unfortunately, the comment section is not the best place to get the answers. If you will entertain my suggestions, I recommend the website Catholic.com as it is almost like a Google but for the Faith. I also recommend books by Dr Brant Pitre; his “Jesus and the Jewish Roots…” set.
@@TheJewishCatholic okay thank you for your suggestion I will look into them, I appreciate it, God bless friend
Hi Daniel, where do you usually attend mass? We’ll be in Tokyo 3.20-4.4 and were deciding where to attend.
Hi Daniel-for a reverent mass in Tokyo, where do you recommend?
Basically any Japanese Mass
Those 9-10 sayings are #2
don’t bow to statues
Why you stay away from making videos
I stoped for Lent. And to limit my time from social media. I’ll return soon.
Hi... I hope you stay in Australia.... I wanted to know recent thing which is hpnd to Mar Mari Emmanuel.. (which I am very sorry about it).. Is he a real priest which is approved from the church (church which he belongs).. some evidence say that he is not priest at all... What is the thought as bout it., can you make video on it..
Hi, in case you didn't know, you look very much like Arthur Rubinstein 😉
Don’t see it.
@@TheJewishCatholic No problem. Maybe that's just my perception error 😁
I see it.
Credo in unum Deum... case closed.
Obvious you’ve not met your fellow Catholics in countries where statue worship is rampant, at the same time they practice superstitions and other stuff like horoscopes and so on. You need to focus on shepherding your own flock, teaching them what Catholicism truly stands for instead of addressing Protestants who read the Bible more than any other groups.
Most Catholics I know are confused but they don’t know it, they don’t even know what their own church teaches. Focus on educating your own first. You keep on pointing fingers on what’s wrong with Protestism but it’s not really their beliefs but your experience, I am now telling you the real deal experience with real deal majority of Catholics who have no fear and are bold to practice what are clearly forbidden in the Bible.
Daniel, are you on Twitter ?
No. No Twitter for me. Just IG