What about the chapters before which says Israel is my servant? Why do u deny that? Im an ex christian, i know how christians cherry pick verses to fit jesus everywhere in tanakh where he doesnt belong. The meaning of messiah/christ is anointed one, jesus was never anointed , jesus was not son of joseph who is so called descendant of david, jesus dint bring peace (theres been more violence and wars because of jesus or after jesus came), the messiah's role is to point to the true god YHWH (not to himself)
@@joshferns7114 1 entity in 3 beings. yes. Did it not say that the messiah will come before the destruction of the second temple? Who was ezekial talking about in his prophecies. Jesus is EVERYWHERE in the old testament You need help, I suggest you listen to brother nathanial as he is an ex rabbi convert and he answers any and every question and qualm you mighy hava Your messiah has come, why do you reject him?
@@joshferns7114 mate isaiah 53 is about Jesus. It cant be israel cause israel disobeyed God and has sinned against many times. This is about someone who never had deciet on his lips and is being punished for others. How can it be israel then XD????
I was born Jewish. The very first time I read Issiah 52 and 53, I was stunned - I knew in my heart the truth. This confused me as it's not what my Rabbi said to me later. So I took what the Rabbi said and went back to read those passages again. I tried as hard as I could to believe what I was told by the Rabbi while reading the passage - it was impossible to do. I tried over and over to read that passage and only think about the Rabbi's explanation of the verse - every time, this was impossible for me to do. My mind would be grabbed by a force too strong for me to control and my mind would remove the false explanation from the Rabbi and insert The Messiah into each line of words which I read. I figured I better drop all religions, stop listening to others, and start getting my information only from GOD - Thank GOD, that worked.
Jesus Christ is Lord, crucified, died and was buried for the sin of the humanity, on the 3rd day he rose from the dead. he ascended into heaven, seated at the right hand of the father almighty. he will come to judge the living and the dead. he is the 1 that prophet Isaiah talking about in chapter 53, the Lord of lords, the King of kings, the savior of the world, the Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten son of God.
Isaiah 52: 13-15 ends with 13 Behold, My Servant shall deal prudently; He shall be exalted and [e]extolled and be very high. 14 Just as many were astonished at you, So His visage[f] was marred more than any man, And His form more than the sons of men; 15 So shall He [g]sprinkle many nations. Kings shall shut their mouths at Him; For what had not been told them they shall see, And what they had not heard they shall consider. This leads us into chapter 53 continuing to talk about the servant of God the Messiah. Chapter 53 was considered a clear messianic prophecy in: The Zohar, the Midrash Konen, by Rabbi Yitzhak Abravanel and Midrash Shumel. Midrash Shumel says this about Isaiah 53: “The suffering was divided into three parts: One for the generation of the Patriarchs, one for the generation of Shmad, and one for the King Messiah”. The prayers for Yom Kippur, the ones we all know also relates Isaiah 53 to the Messiah.
It's interesting he doesn't address these facts. I guess The Zohar, the Midrash Konen, by Rabbi Yitzhak Abravanel and Midrash Shumel were also incredibly ignorant like the Christians he attempts to discredit (Sarcasm). But he never likes to talk about his own teachers/history being "wrong" in regard to these chapters describing the Massiah. It's glaringly dishonest for Jewish rabbis to teach these passages were about the Massiah and then retroactively change their interpretation once they're faced with the reality of who Jesus is. And then stop teaching these passages in the synagogues. Intellectual dishonesty in the purest sense.
@@CameronRabie oh so he’s subservient A subservient god to another god. Gotcha. This are the roots of paganism. Both Alexander and Cesar where also considered to be born of virgins 🥱
@thedungeon9992 You have made a very common error, subservient does not mean "less than". Many of us are subservient to our bosses at work, but we are not less human than our bosses. The Son always does what the father commands, including bringing all things into existence (John 1:1-2) but is equal to The Father in their shared divine essence. I love you and want you to be in heaven after you die. I hope to see you there so we can look back together and praise God for this conversation :)
Philip said to Jesus, "Lord, show us your Father, and it is sufficient for us.Jesus said to him, "Have I been with you so long, and yet you have not known Me, Philip? He who has seen Me has seen the Father; so how can you say, 'Show us the Father'? (John 14:8-9)
@@TruthimiusMaximius well yah but who is more dense me or the one that thinks the New Testament is included with the Jewish holy scriptures even though it makes claims that go against the statements made in the Jewish holy scriptures. And the sense one also fails to see the relation between Jesus and New Testament and Greek mythology or Roman mythology.
Isaiah 56:2 talks about keeping the sabas without desecrating it. How can this be related to Jesus who said to drop the whole thing and just use faith?
@@larian26 I can make the same claim that does not make it true... If this teaching is not in scripture! Yet messianic promises that the Messiah would accomplish he failed to do, like: bring back the lost tribes, rebuild the Temple, bring peace to the world.a second coming isn't in scripture either.
Toda raba! Rabbi, how on earth is your blood pressure not off the charts? I would have already ripped all my hair out. You’re a man of greater patience than most of us. Please continue the good work.
Yes he has more than I. I was blessed a few years ago finding him. Most of my friend's are christians and some are friends no more. I Don't mind it anymore. After finding the truth I'm not going back to idolatry.
Hey isn’t it weird that it says Elijah will come and point the children to the Father and the father to the children before the dreadful day of the lord then Jesus comes and points toward the father but says John the Baptist was Elijah even though John said he wasn’t.
Hey, isnt it weird that in Genesis 19 the Lord rained down burning sulfur on the city of sodom & gommorah FROM the Lord. Which insinuates the Lord could take and had a physical form if you read back to when Abram was speaking with him and the other 2 angels. "Then Yahweh rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah-from Yahweh out of the heavens." "Before Abraham was -- I AM"
Cause tho he is of his father the devil like you are, he has some hope, you though, your heart is way too hard. Ripping hair out your head? Really? Malicious blasphemer who appears as an angel of light is what you are
Israel isn’t the righteous servant spoken of by Isaiah in chapter 53 of his book. It is written: “… for the transgression of my people was he stricken.” The people of Israel aren’t stricken for the people of Israel. His righteous servant is stricken for the people of Israel. Jeremiah rightly said that the shepherds of Israel - their Rabbi’s and leaders - have brought upon Israel all of the judgements that have fallen upon his people since the Temple was destroyed (Jeremiah 50:6). When the blind lead the blind, both will wander from the way.
Isaiah 53:8 the scriptures frequently identify the Jewish people in the singular, however the prophets never speak of an individual in the plural. Therefore the use of the Hebrew word "them" למו Shows that the servant of Isaiah 53 is not a single individual. Christian Bible escape this by changing the text from "them" to "he" or “him”. Which is incorrect. In all other places the KJV will translate this word correctly, somehow in this important chapter they don't
Isaiah and the Servant, who is he? Isaiah 41:8-9 But you, Israel, My servant, Jacob, whom I have chosen, Seed of Abraham My friend- You whom I drew from the ends of the earth And called from its far corners, To whom I said: You are My servant; I chose you, I have not rejected you Isaiah 44:1 But hear, now, O Jacob My servant, Israel whom I have chosen! Isaiah 44:21 Remember these things, O Jacob For you, O Israel, are My servant: I fashioned you, you are My servant- O Israel, never forget Me. Isaiah 45:4 For the sake of My servant Jacob, Israel My chosen one, I call you by name, I hail you by title, though you have not known Me. Isaiah 48:20 Go forth from Babylon, Flee from Chaldea! Declare this with loud shouting, Announce this, Bring out the word to the ends of the earth! Say: “The LORD has redeemed His servant Jacob!” Isaiah 49:׃ And He said to me, “You are My servant, Israel in whom I glory.” Is Jesus in Isaiah 42:1? “my chosen one”? This is My servant, whom I uphold, My chosen one, in whom I delight. I have put My spirit upon him, He shall teach the true way to the nations.
@@anti_missionary_missioneither way does it really matter? In the Book of John chapter 15 Jesus said I am in the father and the father is in me and "WE" are one! And it's not only the Book of John where Jesus constantly talks about God the father, Jesus the Son and the Holy spirit. This is why God is one. 3 in 1. And when Jesus was resurrected which by the way 100 % provable with over 500+ eyewitness accounts backed up with historical documented evidence outside of the New Testament... and not just by christians. Buy actual historians who were not Jewish and did not believe in christianity. So in other words they had no skin in the game and we're just simply telling the straight facts. Jesus constantly said if you've seen me you have seen the father. Jesus also said man looks at the outward appearance while God looks at the heart. Sadly the Jewish people keep looking at an outward expression of God when it has already been given. Jesus is the kingdom of god. They just simply don't see it yet. But they will because the Bible says they will. God will collect his chickens under his wing and one day he will open their eyes. One day they really really will see Jesus as the Messiah that they have been waiting for. He will appear to them and he will show them that he is in the father and the father is in him and that after his resurrection the promise of the father was to send the Holy Spirit to live within us so we could be with one with god.
@@anti_missionary_mission You’ve built on a false foundation, the root of Christianity is not Jesus is God… that’s a post Nicene doctrine. It’s also provable that Jesus clearly is a separate being to the Father and also holds different authority.. So don’t tar Christianity with the trinity brush, the trinity is false and always has been, it’s not the foundations of Christianity The decree of Nicea was to declare that the Son is not a creature, nor begotten at a point in time form the Father, but is "eternally begotten" from the Father. The term eternally begotten is an oxymoron in and of itself and the concept did not exist in the first few centuries prior to Nicea, yet the "eternal begetting of the Son" is an essential delusion for those who hold to the post nicene trinity articulation. The majority of the church in the 21st century has no idea that the ancient predominant view of the relationship between God and Christ was undermined and changed through decisions made at the councils Nicea and Constantinople. The irony is this causes modern Christians to be ignorant to the fact that the beliefs of church fathers like Ireneaeus, who was just one generation removed from Jesus closest disciple John, was undermined.
Well the thing is if the suffering servant is Israel itself. Then I’m not certain Isaiah 53 makes sense because Isaiah 53 is saying by our stripes we are healed which doesn’t make any sense do you see what I’m saying?
@@hrvatskinoahid1048still doesn’t make a lot of sense. The Jews suffered for their own inequity. The in nearly every book of the Old Testament, we read Israel rebelled, and God let them be destroyed like other nations because they wanted to behave like other nations. Israel’s demand for a king, fractured the nation from the beginning, and sowed the seeds of its own destruction. Their own inequities, despite God’s objection, caused them to stumble. So how can Israel be righteous? How can Israel have died due to others inequities, when their own inequities sowed their own fall? “Again the Israelites did evil in the LORD's sight, so the LORD handed them over to the Philistines, who oppressed them for forty years.” -Judges 1:13 It’s clear as day. Israel did not lose because their enemies were corrupt and sinful. No nation can overpower God’s hand. They were only defeated because God had removed his hand from them.
The Servant is not Israel Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Itzchaki, 1040-1105) and some of the later rabbis, though, interpreted the passage as referring to Israel. They knew that the older interpretations referred it to Messiah. However, Rashi lived at a time when a degenerate medieval distortion of Christianity was practiced. He wanted to preserve the Jewish people from accepting such a faith and, although his intentions were sincere, other prominent Jewish rabbis and leaders realized the inconsistencies of Rashi’s interpretation. They presented a threefold objection to his innovation. First, they showed the consensus of ancient opinion. Secondly, they pointed out that the text is in the singular. Thirdly, they noted verse eight. This verse presented an insurmountable difficulty to those who interpreted this passage as referring to Israel. It reads: He was taken away from rule and from judgment; and his life who shall recount? for he was cut off out of the land of the living; through the transgressions of my people was he stricken. Were the Jewish people, God forbid, ever cut off out of the land of the living? No! In Jeremiah 31:35-37, God promised that we will exist forever. We are proud that Am Yisrael Chai-”The people of Israel are much alive.” Likewise, it is impossible to say that Israel suffered for the transgressions of “my people,” which clearly means Isaiah’s people. Surely Isaiah’s people are not the Gentiles, but the Jews.
@@mrsatire9475 except the text describes a man who suffers a cruel death for the transgression of Israel. Has Israel been cut off from the land of the living? Am Yisrael Chai translates to the people of Israel live, so how can that text be talking about the people of Israel and not one specific person?
"the chastisement of our peace was upon him, and with his stripes we are healed". So the people of the world are saved by.... the political persecution Jews have faced over the years? That can't seriously be your explanation.
Read Isaiah 55, verses 6-12, verse 12 is 100% talking to the nation of Israel. How can you go 2 chapters previously and relate it to any mankind? It's either a nation or it's nothing.
The explanation after "Who is speaking?" is not convincing. Gentile kings are not speaking at all, rather they kept their mouth shut as Is 52:15 says. Instead, the prophet was prophesying representing Israel and God at different points across the chapter. You need to read it carefully to see that.
ISAIAH 53 is referring to JESUS Isaiah 53:8 "..for the transgression of my people (Israel) was he (Jesus) stricken." Isaiah 53:9 "...because he (Jesus) had done no violence, neither was any deceit found in his mouth."
Witnesses is plural, servant is singular. Isaiah 43:10 My witnesses are you -declares the LORD- My servant, whom I have chosen. To the end that you may take thought, And believe in Me, And understand that I am He: Before Me no god was formed, And after Me none shall exist-
Isaiah 53:8 the scriptures frequently identify the Jewish people in the singular, however the prophets never speak of an individual in the plural. Therefore the use of the Hebrew word "them" למו Shows that the servant of Isaiah 53 is not a single individual. Christian Bible escape this by changing the text from "them" to "he" or “him”. Which is incorrect. In all other places the KJV will translate this word correctly, somehow in this important chapter they don't
@@anti_missionary_mission SO YOU MEAN ISRAEL is the one referred here?"... he had done no violence, neither was any deceit found in his mouth." (Isaiah 53:9) Israel sinned manny times until now because of unbelief. It is only Jesus who had done no violence neither was any deceit found in his mouth.
@@JenuelDev "and he gave his grave to the wicked" He subjected himself to be buried according to anything the wicked of the heather Nations would decree upon him. See Jeremiah 22:19, 15:3 here below "To the wicked" according to the will of the wicked he was willing to be buried, and would not deny the living G-d. "And to the wealthy with his kinds of death" and to the will of the ruler he subjected himself to all kinds of death that he decree upon him. Because he did not wish to agree to (denial of the Torah) to commit evil and to Rob like all the heather Nations among who he lived "And there was no deceit in his mouth" He did not accept Pagan idolatry as G-d. "And he gave his grave with the wicked" the Gentiles killed the Jews as they would kill the wicked for their crimes *And with the wealthy" they were killed as people kill the wealthy, to rob them if their money. Not because of any crime. "With his deaths" all type of death, some were burned. Some were beheaded, some stoned. The Prophet used the term "and he gave" because their death was voluntary; they could have avoided death by accepting the religion of their oppressors. "Although he had done no violence" he was killed not because he had done violence. References of Jeremiah: He shall have the burial of a donkey,Dragged out and left lyingOutside the gates of Jerusalem. Jeremiah.22.19 And I will appoint over them four kinds [of punishment]-declares GOD -the sword to slay, the dogs to drag, the birds of the sky, and the beasts of the earth to devour and destroy. Jeremiah.15.3
@@JenuelDev The violent side of Jesus: The Gospels record a number of instances where Jesus did commit acts of violence. Whip in hand, causing a fracas, he attacked the merchants in the Temple area (Matthew 21:12, Mark 11:15-16, Luke 19:45, John 2:15). He destroyed a fig tree for not having fruit out of season (Matthew 21:18-21, Mark 11:13-14). Even in times of war its forbidden to cut this tree. He caused the death, by drowning, of a herd of swine by allowing demons to purposely enter their bodies (Matthew 8:32, Mark 5:13, Luke 8:33). All New Testament applications of Isaiah 53 to Jesus presume a literal fulfillment. A literal application to Jesus of the phrase “he had done no violence” is not possible. The Gospels inadvertently indicate that forms of violence were perpetrated by Jesus. By the very fact that an individual committed violent acts, even if they can be justified, he does not qualify as one having done no violence. These are acts of violence under any circumstance and if applied literally to an individual that person could not be the fulfillment of verse Jesus’ acts of violence demonstrate that he did not literally fulfill this description of the servant as prescribed by the New Testament citations of Isaiah 53. On the other hand, Israel as a corporate entity has, in the overall course of its history, sought to avoid violence Christians provide novel reasons for Jesus’ destructive actions, but they still remain acts of violence. All the excuses cannot hide the fact that these violent acts disqualify Jesus from being the servant.
The Prophecies Jesus Fulfilled in Isaiah 53 The prophecy technically starts at the tail end of Isaiah 52 but takes up the whole of Isaiah 53. Let’s break the prophetic verses down and show how Jesus’ life matched these: Isaiah 53:2 talks about how this suffering servant had no beauty or majesty to attract others to him. Although Jesus was likely not deformed in appearance, he wasn’t the most beautiful human being to walk the earth. Isaiah 53:3 discusses how mankind despised and rejected this servant. In the same way, Jesus’ audience rejected him because his message was too difficult to digest, and eventually killed him for it. Isaiah 53:4-5 Through his suffering, he takes our place and heals us. This really wouldn’t work in terms of the Old Testament prophets. Although they did suffer, Israel wasn’t healed by their wounds. Alternatively, by Jesus’ wounds, we are healed. Isaiah 53:7 He doesn’t open his mouth in the face of execution. When on trial, Jesus doesn’t answer (Matthew 27:14) any of the charges. Isaiah 53:9 Assigned a grave with the wicked and in the rich with his death. He dies alongside two thieves (the wicked), but Joseph of Arimathea buried him in a tomb (the rich). The passage goes on, each highlighting Christ’s life first, but Isaiah 53 makes it clear that no one else fulfills the role of suffering servant quite like Jesus did.
None of the prophecies in the Jewish bible about the messiah who inherits the tribe of David applies to Jesus because Jesus had no biological father. The only way a Jewish son can inherit a tribe in Judaism today and 2000 years ago in the time of Jesus and 3300 years ago in the time of Moses is through your biological father. . Jesus is Jewish because his mother is Jewish however Jesus inherits no tribe because Jesus has no biological father which is the only way tribe is inherited by a Jewish son. . A Jewish son cannot choose a tribe and a Jewish son cannot change their tribe. A Jewish woman who marries a non Jew will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe. A Jewish woman who has a virgin birth will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe. A Jewish woman who has a virgin birth and a non biological Jewish father will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe. . It is because Jesus inherits no tribe that Jews today know that the claim that Jews 2000 years ago said Jesus was from the house of David was written by people who did not know that a son without a biological father inherits no tribe in Judaism. . Today most Christians do not know that a Jewish son from a virgin birth meaning without a biological father inherits no tribe in Judaism. . All prophecies about the messiah from David mentioned in the Jewish bible do not apply to anyone who did not have a biological father because they inherit no tribe in Judaism. . All prophecies about the messiah from David mentioned in the Jewish bible do not apply to anyone who did not descend from a biological father through the messiah king David and through the messiah king Solomon because it is a promise which God said God will not change. . Deuteronomy 13:7 If your brethren (who is), the son of your mother (meaning a Jew because it is through the mother that the religion of Judaism is passed on), …” Note 1. The religion of Judaism is passed from the mother to her biological children. Note 2. The religion of Judaism is not passed on from the male to his biological children. . Numbers 1:18 And they assembled all the congregation together on the first day of the second month, and they declared their pedigrees after their families (to trace their genealogy to a tribe), by their fathers' houses, according to the number of names, each one from twenty years old and upward. Note 1. Jesus came from a virgin birth meaning Jesus had no biological father meaning Jesus was born as a Jew without tribal inheritance because he had no biological father meaning Jesus has no biological connection to King David. Note 2. In Judaism a tribe is inherited only through the biological father and not through a mother like Mary or through a non-biological adopted father like Joseph. Note 3. In Judaism a tribe cannot be chosen but is inherited through the biological father. . Psalm 132:11 The Lord (God) has sworn to David in truth, from which He (God) will never turn back (meaning God will never change His mind in the matter of the following decree), "Of the fruit of your body (meaning from the biological descendants of King David) I (God) shall seat on your (King David’s) throne. Note 1. The promise of God which will never be cancelled is that from the messiah (anointed) King David Dawud will descend a king on the throne of David biologically from “the fruit of your body.” . 1 Kings 9:5 then I will establish your (King Solomon’s) throne over Israel for ever; as I promised to David your father, saying: There shall not fail to be a successor (who is a biological descendant of messiah King David through messiah King Solomon) on the throne of Israel. Note 1. Forever means that there will always be biological descendants of messiah King David through messiah King Solomon who can be the messiah who is promised in Tanakh. Note 2. The seed of David will descend biologically through Solomon forever meaning the messiah described in Tanakh must have a biological father because inheritance of the House of David is through your biological father. . 2 Samuel 7:12 When your (David Dawud) days are fulfilled, and you shall sleep with your fathers, I (God) will set up your seed after you, that shall proceed out of your body, and I will establish his kingdom. Note 1. The biological seed God set up after messiah David is messiah Solomon meaning the throne of David is through the children who descend from messiah David and the seed where God said “I (God) will set up your seed after you” which is messiah Solomon because Solomon is the seed after David who God set up as the seed after David on the throne of David as promised in 2 Samuel 7:12-.2 Samuel 7:13. . 2 Samuel 7:13 He (Solomon Sulaiman) shall build a house (the First Temple) for My name, and I will establish the throne of his (Solomon’s Sulaiman’s) kingdom for ever. Note 1. The promise that will never be cancelled in Psalm 132:11-132:12 given to the biological descendants of messiah (anointed) King David Dawud that is passed to his seed that God set up in 2 Samuel 7:12 is forever in 2 Samuel 7:13 meaning biological descendants to the throne of messiah David Dawud through messiah Solomon Sulaiman which God set up is a promise that will be honoured by God forever meaning God will never change this promise. . 2 Samuel 7:14 I (God) will be to him (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) for a father, and he (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) shall be to Me (God) for a son; if he (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) commit wrong doing, I (God) will punish him with the rod of men, and with the stripes of the children of men; . Note 1. The messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman is the son of God means the servant of God. Note 2. God will be his father and the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman will be His son meaning God's servant. Note 3. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son. Note 4. The messiah anointed King David Dawud is the son of God means the servant of God. Note 5. God will be his father and the messiah anointed King David Dawud will be His son meaning God's servant. Note 6. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son. Note 7. Every messiah is the son of God meaning the servant of God. Note 8. God will be his father and the messiah will be His son meaning God's servant. Note 9. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son.
Isaiah 43:10 You (the children of Israel) are My witnesses said the Lord (God) and My servant (the children of Israel are witnesses and the servant meaning the servant is not one person but a group of people because witnesses is in plural) whom I (God) have chosen so that you (Israel) may know and believe Me (God) and understand that I am He (God). Before Me there was no God formed (meaning God is one only with no other), neither shall there be after Me (meaning God will always be one only with no other). . Isaiah 43:11 I am the LORD; and beside Me there is no saviour. Note 1. God is one with no partners. Beside God there is no saviour. Before Him there was no God formed nor after Him meaning there is nothing but the one God with no partners because any other belief is to worship creations made by God and this is called idol worship which God has forbidden in the Ten Commandments. . My servant is Israel in Isaiah 41:8. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 43:10. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 44:1. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 44:21. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 45:4. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 48:20. My servant is Israel in Isaiah 49:3. . Isaiah 52:13-52:15 God is speaking. Isaiah 52:13 God says the servant (the children of Israel) will be raised up very high. Isaiah 52:14 God says historically many thought the servant’s features were marred more than any other people (known today as antisemitism). Isaiah 52:15 God says the servant shall startle many nations and kings because what had not been told to them (that the children of Israel would be raised up very high in Isaiah 52:13 and that God is with the Jewish people forever in Isaiah 59:21 meaning the Jewish people will always have the correct understanding of God) they shall see and what they had not heard (for example that God is only one and not three in one and when nations and kings talk among each other to understand why the Jewish people suffered historically in Isaiah 53:1-53:8) they (the nations and kings of the world) shall understand. . Isaiah 53:1-53:8 The nations and kings of the earth are speaking. Isaiah 53:1 The nations and kings are startled when they hear who God has raised up. Isaiah 53:2 The nations and kings say historically the servant was not desired by them. Isaiah 53:3 The nations and kings say historically the servant was a man of sorrows and grief. Isaiah 53:4 The nations and kings say historically the servant was considered by them as punished by God. Isaiah 53:5 The nations and kings say they were healed by the suffering of the servant (which has now made them think and repent to God and be healed meaning forgiven according to the knowledge they have now understood about how God forgives sin through repentance). Isaiah 53:6 The nations and kings understand that historically they all went astray (in their beliefs). Isaiah 53:7 The nations and kings say historically the servant was oppressed and afflicted. Isaiah 53:8 The nations and kings say the servant suffered historically because of the transgression of the nations and kings. . Isaiah 53:9-53:12 God is speaking. Isaiah 53:9 God says the servant died for no reason (except his belief). Isaiah 53:10 God says the servant (the children of Israel) will be rewarded with biological offspring, a long life and success if his soul acknowledges guilt by restitution. Isaiah 53:11 God says that through knowledge in Hosea 6:6 (not sacrifice) the servant will make many righteous. Isaiah 53:12 God says that the servant (the righteous among the children of Israel known as “The priests of the LORD” in Isaiah 61:6 and “a light for the nations of the world” in Isaiah 49:6 and Isaiah 60:3 and “the holy people” in Isaiah 62:11-62:12) will be rewarded (in public in the hereafter) with the great (the messengers of God in the hereafter) and the mighty (the righteous in the hereafter).
Micah 7:16 Nations shall see (that the children of Israel who were regarded as the lowest among the peoples of the world in Isaiah 52:14 are raised up very high by God in Isaiah 52:13 near the end of days) and be ashamed (when the nations understand that God is with the Jewish people in Isaiah 59:21) despite all their might, they (the nations) shall place their hand on their mouth (in surprise because nations did not think that it was the Jewish nation who had the correct understanding of God); their (the nations) ears shall become deaf (which happens for a short time when a person is startled by the surprising and unexpected news that the children of Israel are raised up very high in Isaiah 52:13 meaning the nations will immediately understand that the Jewish teaching that God is one and not three in one is the truth about God).
@@samvoron1727when JOSEPH learned Mary was with child an angel did appear to him and explained to him and he cast her not away,so according to the people at the time Joseph was the biological father to Yeshua and thus in line to inherit davids throne.
So curious...Do you believe God's been silent for 2500 yrs? He destroyed your temple in 70 AD and hasn't spoken to y'all since? I am confused by that silence.
Isaiah 53 is referring to Jesus, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for you are all one in Christ Jesus, And if you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed and heirs according to the promise.…Galatians 3:28-29
@@mrsatire9475 I'm Reading your comment trying to figure it out. You wish God would give us his word? He did it's called the Bible. That consists of the five books of Moses, The Prophets and the writings. In Hebrew it is Torah - Nevi'im and Ketuvim or the acronym TaNahK.
Actually you just need to read it. But you do need to read it in the original language or at least with a decent translation. When I see how Christian Bibles have massacred and molested and mangled clear texts because it doesn't sound exactly the way they wanted to sound it is sad beyond measure. Because people read these translations and think to themselves well how can Jews not believe in Jesus can't they see it's right here. And when we try to come back and gently explain that you've been deceived people get upset. Okay so I think we just need to agree to disagree. When the true Messiah comes the knowledge of God will cover the earth. Christians always want to know well how Jews know when their Messiah arrives. The answer is very clear. The whole world will be changed they will be no doubt that we have entered the Messianic age. So until then no acrobatics just plain reading. But it is kind of tiring when Christians who cannot even read Hebrew tell us what our Bible really means... Isaiah was a Jew speaking to Jews. We know exactly what Isaiah meant. The fact that Christians didn't like that message and had to deliberately change it is beyond our control. But you have the opportunity to spend the next 6 months of your life learning some basic Hebrew. If you do that you will no longer talk about obstacles you'll be asking for directions to the nearest synagogue...
@@davidkatz341 Since I posted this I've studied my transliteration Bible and answered these questions: if Jesus is the final sacrifice once and for all then why are we returning to animal sacrifices mentioned in Daniel and Ezekiel? If Jesus was born of a virgin how can he be the Son of Man? This observation: The "old testament" is clear that Gog will be from Greece and the new testament was written in Greek. How can Jesus be the Messiah of it's clear that the Messiah will sprout or resurrect, bring peace and build the temple from which the fountain of life comes from. The so called proof passages for Jesus were mistranslations and misunderstandings. How can anyone understand the command to pick up your cross daily? It's too subjective. The miss quotes in the new treatments when they refer to the Tanakh. I've always disagreed with Paul, so I just took that a bit further.
It interesting how some Rabbis try to make it seem like they know something that everyone else does not know. They make Jews so dependent on them that some Jews do not think that they can understand the Tanakh by themselves without the help of Rabbis. Isaiah 53 needs no "deep" interpretation, it is obvious that Isaiah 53 refers to Jesus the Messiah. Isaiah 53 is the scripture that leads to many Jews becoming Messianic Jews.
So the Rabbi explains the context, where Israel is explicitly identified as the servant, also he explains the Hebrew grammar in Isaiah 53 which very clearly points to not one individual, yet the readers, the theologically biased readers, don't put on, as Judge Judy would say, their listening ears. How sad. How pathetic.
Verse 8 refers to a transgression of my people Israel, a plague for them in the last 2000 years, a plague for them (Israel, who crucified the LORD YESHUA, a plague for them) The plural belongs to Israel. who made the Transgression (singular), but the righteous servant made an asham offering, pleasant to the LORD, because He had no sin in his life, therefore He was resurrected and saved many by carrying the sin of us ALL. .
Your question is like asking who is your president if someone rallies against his corruption. We do research and find out if what the Rabbi says is true. Problem is most Christians spend their entire lives enjoying material things such as sports, money, cars, good food and do not study the Bible. But make scholarly comments like "Who is your Lord?"
I briefly scanned several other videos by Tovia Singer. In these videos he came off as poised and relaxed, with a calm demeanor in making his case. Not so much here. Much more agitated and irked in contending with the vivid language portraying Jesus. His discomfort with Isaiah 53 is palpable and bespeaks of the suppression of the true picture of Christ. As Marshall McLuhan said, "the medium is the message". Sometimes - as in this case - the tone of delivery and discomfort is more significant than the words spoken.
Avoiding appealing to Rabbi Singer's human ego, which I'm quite certain by now that he would dismiss, I'll only say this: Though I attended an Orthodox synagogue from the age of 10 through bar mitzvah, rarely did I ever hear my rabbi, the shammas, or any of the (quite learned) teachers take the time to explain fully what Tanach is saying to us, especially we young students. I am grateful to have encountered Rabbi Tovia Singer in my lifetime. I realize now that I was MUCH smarter than I ever considered myself...actually I thought very little of my grasp of information, especially ideas that weren't so clear to a young boy growing up in the 60's and 70's. Thanks in part to Rabbi Singer, I no longer view myself as a religious dummy. :) Had he been my teacher back then, I pretty sure that I would have followed Tanach (and Talmud) much more fervently. Thank you.
@@shanthishanthi7078 The Messiah will be known by everyone on the planet, during his lifetime. Jesus did not fulfill the requirements. He never even bothered to travel outside his region to spread the message, smh
Thanks again rabbi Topia. I love you so much as a human on this planet. It seems that you are one of the very few who are trying to spread the truth of the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob to ex Christians like myself
@@yahkamba7788 none of it is about jeZeus or xtianity. It is about the children of Jacob who’s name was changed to Israel. Refer to Hosea 11:1. Hosea 11:1 “ I fell in love with Israel when he was a child; and I have called him My Son ever since Egypt.” Never about Jesus.
HOW can a SINFUL NATION be made to BEAR the SINS OF THE WORLD?!!! The BLINDNESS of UNBELIEF is very PAINFUL thing! Thank you HOLY SPIRIT for opening my eyes...🎉
You are correct. God is merciful and Isaiah 53 and the gospels tell us just how much. Only God Himself could provide a sacrifice sufficient enough and the sacrifice is Himself, who alone is perfect.
@@RodneyKamusiime2004 Revelation 20:10 - The devil, who deceived them, was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet are. And they will be tormented day and night forever and ever. Christ is King ☦
Isaiah 53 is not spoken by kings. It is spoken by the people of Zion/ Israel/ Jerusalem described in Isaiah 52:1 when they see and recognize the Son of God - Jesus on his return. Compare the parallels between Isaiah 52/53 and Zechariah 12 in the TANAKH. Both the prophesies reveal 1) Deliverance of Israel/ Jerusalem by our Almighty Father at the end times, 2) Return of a 'glorified person' who was once rejected and trampled in Jerusalem, 3) Recognition of the above 'eminent person' by the inhabitants of Jerusalem/ Israel, 4) Surprise/ mourning of inhabitants of Jerusalem/ Israel for their mistake, and 5) Forgiveness and opportunity of purification for the inhabitants of Jerusalem. Isaiah 52:14, 53:3/5/7/8/9/11/12 clearly identifies that Isaiah 53 is describing a person and not any nation or a collective body. Again, Isaiah 53:6 thru 12 without leaving any doubts clarifies that the person spoken about suffered and died because of the transgressions of others. And most significantly, in Zechariah 12:10, our Almighty Father Himself identifies above 'glorious person' as His only son - the First-born. Who would qualified to be the glorious/ eminent person described in the above prophesies except Jesus?
Interesting how the hebrew is different in this as well "But he was wounded from (NOTE: not for) our transgressions, he was crushed from (AGAIN: not for) our iniquities." This actually does sound like the servent is the nation. Which Zion is called the servent in other areas in Isiah and beeeeeyond
@@yahkamba7788 I hear you, but Torah is in direct opposition of any man dying for the sins of an individual or nation, much less an INNOCENT and RIGHTEOUS one. So if we say that we believe in Torah and hold fast to its teachings, then it becomes CLEAR and EVIDENT that Isaiah 53 could not be about this NT Messiah. Otherwise, we are looking at two different narratives, What Yah says and what the NT says. The question is...Who will we believe?
Chapter 43 context: don’t fear Jacob, I created you, my plan of redemption has already happened from the beginning of creation, your going to have a long tribulation, but your mine and I will preform because of My Name and I love you even though you have played the harlot, we’re married, you’re mine, long into the future after the temple is destroyed and you’ve been scattered around the world I WILL bring you back into the land of the promise I made with Abraham, that faithful seed (singular) is precious and I WILL honor that seed because of that, for my names sake. Bring on the blind and the deaf, those who say they see and hear with understanding, No No, bring ALL the Nations too, let those goofballs speak if they can, I used them to discipline you and they were too dumb to know the mechanics of My Awesome Plan from before Elohim Created anything, this Rabble used the opportunity to usurp My Heritage, these self justifiers weren’t interested in My witnesses, they wouldn’t know the truth of My Plan if it hit them in the teeth, that precious Seed IS Faith, Abraham BELIEVED, he knew what “I provide MYSELF a sacrifice” meant and God counted his Faith that “God would do the job” as Righteousness, Abe even knew that the imperfect blood of Isaac could NEVER permanently remove and redeem all mankind’s sin, let alone the Sin of Jews, Abe knew God could present Mankind to Himself in Righteousness, God declares, “MY SERVANT WILL” in the fullness of time, in the time of His choosing God says My witnesses (the Jews) WILL understand… 43:10 Ye (Jews) My witnesses (plural) declares God, AND His Servant (singular) GOD Chose (for a purpose) that Ye (plural) will know and believe Me and understand (which GOD makes evident that Jews don’t know, believe or understand at the time of this utterance) that I’m He: (ie., GOD’S Servant IS the same upright Wall of righteousness as I Am) before Me (Elohim, plural) there was No “God” formed before Elohim anymore than there will be a “God” formed and afterwards (after His Redemption Plan for ALL mankind concludes) there’ll be none.
Isaiah 53 clearly is speaking about Jesus(Yeshua),but it's been told in Scriptures,some will believe that Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of God,and some won't believe. Someday in the future all of Israel, all The Jewish People and the Entire World will know Jesus is The King of kings and Lord of Lords.
In the end of days, Gentiles will come to the Jewish nation. If the Christians were right Zecharia 8 23 would say that the Jewish people would ask the Gentiles for guidance. Witnesses is plural, servant is singular. Isaiah 43:10 My witnesses are you -declares the LORD- My servant, whom I have chosen. To the end that you may take thought, And believe in Me, And understand that I am He: Before Me no god was formed, And after Me none shall exist-
The Seven Noahide Laws, as enumerated in the Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 56a. Anyone who can influence a non-Jew in any way to keep the seven commandments is obligated to do so since that is what God commanded Moses our teacher (“Sheva Mitzvot Shel Benai Noach,” Hapardes 59:9 7-11, 5745)
@@abrahamskaria4645 jesus apparently already came, and he didn't conquer. He didn't do anything in fact, except steer people away from the one true God our Lord Almighty.
I have been atheist all my life and never knew much about Jesus. One God revealed himself to me and it completely changed me. Jesus is the truth, the life and way!
Rabbi Singer is so wonderful. There are no words that can sufficiently describe what a tzadik he is. I hope one day to merit meeting him in person and getting a bracha from him. I'm so tempted to click the buy button for his July tour. Thanks for your great work as well. I love your videos.
@@yahkamba7788 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stop running 🏃♂️ forest gump 🏃♂️ 👉Where in the Hebrew Bible is the Messiah described as despised, Rejected, and smitten👈 Nowhere. Show us who was described as despised of men in Isaiah. The suffering servant of Isaiah 53 is 100% Israel. We are told explicitly who is referenced as 👉despised of men👈...... 👇 ISRAEL! Isaiah 49:7 7👉So said the Lord👈, the Redeemer of 👉Israel👈, "HIS" (Israel's)" Holy One (G-d), 👉about "HIM"👈 👉(Israel)👈 👉who is 👉"DESPISED"👈 of men👈, about "HIM" (israel) whom the nation abhors, about a slave of rulers, "👉Kings shall see and rise, princes, and they shall prostrate themselves👈, for the sake of the Lord Who is faithful, the Holy One of Israel, and He chose you." Isaiah 53:3 3👉Despised and rejected👈 by men, a man of pains and accustomed to illness, and as one who hides his face from us, despised and we held him of no account. Isaiah 53:4 Yet we ourselves esteemed him stricken, 👉smitten👈 of G- D and afflicted." 👉"REJECTED", "DESPISED" AND "SMITTEN"👈 Jeremiah 14 19Have You indeed 👉"rejected"Judah👈? Has Your soul 👉"despised Zion👈"?👈 👉Why have You 👉smitten👈 us and we have no cure? We hope for peace, but there is no good, and for a time of healing, but behold, there is terror. RIP CHRISTIANITY! Go repent of your idolatry!
*The key to understanding Isaiah 53 and who/what it’s about is in the first line which says: “to whom has the Arm of the Lord been revealed”* What does it mean by ‘the Arm of the Lord’? Throughout scripture we see reference to Gods ‘’mighty Arm’ or his ‘Right Arm’ which refers to Gods power/strength - but if we take a closer look at the text, the Arm of the Lord is actually a distinct ‘entity’ or ‘person’ for lack of better word. The Angel of YHVH is the Arm of the Lord, God’s presence manifested. If we read Isaiah 40:10 it says: “Behold, the Lord YHVH rules with might, and *His arm shall rule for him* , behold his reward is with him” Pay particular attention to “His arm rules for him” this shows that the arm is the one that rules for YHVH, his own arm rules for him. To be sure that the Arm is a distinctly identifiable ‘character’, we look to Isaiah 51, Isaiah 51:9 “Awake, awake, arm of the Lord, clothe yourself with strength! Awake, as in days gone by, as in generations of old. Was it not you who cut Rahab to pieces, who pierced that monster through? Was it not you who dried up the sea, the waters of the great deep, who made a road in the depths of the sea so that the redeemed might cross over?” Again, Isaiah 63:12 “ who sent his glorious arm of power to be at Moses’ right hand, who divided the waters before them, to gain for himself everlasting renown” Here, we see God sent his ‘Arm of power’ to be at Moses right hand - if we look back to the scriptures to see who was sent by Moses, Exodus 23:20 says: “Behold, I send my angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My name is in Him” Here we see that God is send an ‘Malak’ ahead of Moses to lead the way for him, so this is the right Arm being referred to in Isaiah 63:12, and remember, this Angel bare the divine name of YHVH which is why God says he can forgive sin, this is God’s very presence, his divine name carries his presence. If we are In doubt about this ‘Malak’ (Angel/messenger) which is referred to as God’s ‘glorious arm of power’, Exodus 33:14 “The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.” So we see that God’s Angel that was sent to be at Moses’ side is the ‘glorious arm of power’ and ‘his presence’ according to Isaiah 63:12 and Exodus 33:14. Further in Isaiah 63 it says Isaiah 63:8-9 “He said, “Surely they are my people, children who will be true to me”; and so he became their Savior. In all their distress he too was distressed, and the angel of his presence saved them.” So you see - the Arm of the Lord is the one that brings salvation, God’s very own arm… as it is written: *Psalm 98:1-2* Oh, sing to the Lord a new song! For He has done marvelous things; His right hand and His holy arm have gained Him the victory. The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the gentiles (nations).
😢 My God, I’m crying for you because you’re so close to the truth Rabbi, May the Lord God open your eyes and your heart - May the Lord God use your honesty and servitude for his great Kingdom. May the Lord God take you up and I pray you see the Messiah face to face and be in his holy presence for ever and ever. Wash ye clean and make you white as snow, give you white robes and bring you into the New Jerusalem.
*The key to understanding Isaiah 53 and who/what it’s about is in the first line which says: “to whom has the Arm of the Lord been revealed”* What does it mean by ‘the Arm of the Lord’? Throughout scripture we see reference to Gods ‘’mighty Arm’ or his ‘Right Arm’ which refers to Gods power/strength - but if we take a closer look at the text, the Arm of the Lord is actually a distinct ‘entity’ or ‘person’ for lack of better word. The Angel of YHVH is the Arm of the Lord, God’s presence manifested. If we read Isaiah 40:10 it says: “Behold, the Lord YHVH rules with might, and *His arm shall rule for him* , behold his reward is with him” Pay particular attention to “His arm rules for him” this shows that the arm is the one that rules for YHVH, his own arm rules for him. To be sure that the Arm is a distinctly identifiable ‘character’, we look to Isaiah 51, Isaiah 51:9 “Awake, awake, arm of the Lord, clothe yourself with strength! Awake, as in days gone by, as in generations of old. Was it not you who cut Rahab to pieces, who pierced that monster through? Was it not you who dried up the sea, the waters of the great deep, who made a road in the depths of the sea so that the redeemed might cross over?” Again, Isaiah 63:12 “ who sent his glorious arm of power to be at Moses’ right hand, who divided the waters before them, to gain for himself everlasting renown” Here, we see God sent his ‘Arm of power’ to be at Moses right hand - if we look back to the scriptures to see who was sent by Moses, Exodus 23:20 says: “Behold, I send my angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My name is in Him” Here we see that God is send an ‘Malak’ ahead of Moses to lead the way for him, so this is the right Arm being referred to in Isaiah 63:12, and remember, this Angel bare the divine name of YHVH which is why God says he can forgive sin, this is God’s very presence, his divine name carries his presence. If we are In doubt about this ‘Malak’ (Angel/messenger) which is referred to as God’s ‘glorious arm of power’, Exodus 33:14 “The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.” So we see that God’s Angel that was sent to be at Moses’ side is the ‘glorious arm of power’ and ‘his presence’ according to Isaiah 63:12 and Exodus 33:14. Further in Isaiah 63 it says Isaiah 63:8-9 “He said, “Surely they are my people, children who will be true to me”; and so he became their Savior. In all their distress he too was distressed, and the angel of his presence saved them.” So you see - the Arm of the Lord is the one that brings salvation, God’s very own arm… as it is written: *Psalm 98:1-2* Oh, sing to the Lord a new song! For He has done marvelous things; His right hand and His holy arm have gained Him the victory. The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the gentiles (nations).
Saying “it’s poetry” doesn’t get rid of your issue. We Christians recognize that not all of scripture is written in a historical/biographical way, HOWEVER, that doesn’t mean it isn’t true. What do you think that just because the 7 day creation story probably isn’t factually correct, it’s not true that God created?
@@samael5782 GOd (Ish EL, the Messiah) does not lie, nor does the Son of Man repent. He did die for you before the temple was destroyed (70 AD), there is no anoiting prince, but Yeshua (Dan 9:24-26).
@@aliahuskey tovi "Jews don't have a monopoly on suffering" LOL!!! Everyone suffers immensely throughout history... This is a Messianic prophecy... It doesn't say israel suffers because of our sins!! It says that This Messiah will suffer (FOR) our iniquities... Pure deceiver... Isaiah 49:6 he says: “It is too small a thing for you to be my servant to restore the tribes of Jacob and bring back those of Israel I have kept. I will also make you a light for the Gentiles, that my SALVATION may reach to the ends of the earth.” The Original (SALVATION) in HEBREW is actually - Yeshua (Jesus) jews are NOT the light for the Gentiles... They are an exclusive people and live as such... they are the last people that want to be a light for the Gentiles...
God's peace be with you, I just want to know who are these gentiles kings who are speaking at Isaiah 53:1-8 and how do we know specifically that it's them speaking. (If you can please provide biblical evidence and not supposed) Cause I can't see anywhere where it says it. It's a known fact that the Messiah is coming out of the house of David. How can the whole nation of Israel be a Messiah?
@@godblesskingsley8611 It is apparent that you only see what you want to see and hear what you want to hear, and God has allowed a veil to cover your eyes so that you are still unable to recognize truth. Because of your ignorance, because you keep refusing to do your homework properly. Go back and open your Bible Christian and follow the correct translation along with the video above and witness it for yourself. The suffering servant was never about an individual person or messiah of sorts, but rather, an entire nation. Because if you don’t, you will be accounted as one of many who will be shocked and dismayed with your mouth wide open and the mindset of being ashamed and disgraced. Go on Christian, without delay.
@@godblesskingsley8611 Jesus was not sacrificed. A. Jesus showed he did not die on the cross. B. Jesus showed he was not resurrected from the dead C. How did God save Jesus from death when everyone saw Jesus die on the cross? D. What is the message Jesus delivered after God saved Jesus from death on the cross? E. Why did God make Jesus, Jonah and Isaac believe they would die and then save them? A. Jesus showed he did not die on the cross. Three days after the crucifixion Jesus said in Gospel of John 20:17 “I have not yet ascended to the Father” meaning Jesus has not yet died because Jesus has not yet ascended to God meaning God saved the life of Jesus.. . B. Jesus showed he was not resurrected from the dead. Paul said Jesus gave him the following revelation. 1 Corinthians 15:35 “How are the dead raised (resurrected) in what kind of body will they (the resurrected dead) come? . 1 Corinthians 15:44 It is raised (resurrected) a spiritual body (however 3 days after the crucifixion Jesus showed that his body was a physical body which Mary could touch and by eating food and showing nail marks on his hand and a wound on his side to his disciples meaning Jesus showed he was not a resurrected spiritual body but was saved from death on the cross by falling into sleep on the cross and waking up after 3 days in his physical body in the same way as other people who appeared to be dead were only sleeping in their physical body in Gospel of Mark 5:39 "... The child is not dead but sleeping", Gospel of Matthew 9:24 "... For the maiden meaning the girl has not died but sleeps ..." and the Gospel of Luke 8:52 "... She is not dead but sleeping". ” … and Gospel of Luke 8:54 - 8:55 “…"Damsel meaning girl, wake up!" And her spirit returned). . Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:35 and 1 Corinthians 15:44 said that the resurrected come in a spiritual not a physical body meaning the physical body of Jesus 3 days after the crucifixion shows Jesus was not resurrected from death but woke up from sleep in his physical body as foreshadowed before the crucifixion in Gospel of Mark 5:39, Gospel of Matthew 9:24 and Gospel of Luke 8:52 where sleep looked like death to everyone. . C. How did God save Jesus from death when everyone saw Jesus die on the cross? God can make people see and believe whatever God wills for example there are stories in the Gospel where people who know Jesus are talking to him like Mary in Gospel of John 20:15 who is asking a man if he has seen the body of Jesus and she does not recognise that she is talking to Jesus which shows how God can make people see and believe whatever God wants people to see and believe and explains how God saved the life of Jesus by making everyone believe Jesus was dead on the cross To make Jesus fall asleep on the cross so that everyone believes Jesus was dead is the same thing that happened to Jonah when everyone believed Jonah was dead but Jonah was also saved by God. God saved Jesus from death like God saved Isaac from death and like God saved Jonah from death. . D. What is the message Jesus delivered after God saved Jesus from death on the cross? Jesus was saved on the cross with sleep and woke up in his physical body after 3 days to tell everyone that he has not yet ascended to God meaning he has not yet died meaning he was not sacrificed for anyone’s sins and Jesus in this same verse continues explaining that he is not God in Gospel of John 20:17 when Jesus says he will go to "my Father (The creator) and your Father (The creator); to my God (my Lord) and your God (your Lord)," meaning Jesus is teaching that he is human like every human and he is not God like every human is not God. . E. Why did God make Jesus, Jonah and Isaac believe they would die and then save them? Every human is tested by God. In the Gospel of Mark 15:34 and Gospel of Matthew 27:46 Jesus showed that he did not lose his trust in God when Jesus on the cross said “My God my God why have you forsaken me?’ and this is when God saved Jesus with sleep and woke up Jesus 3 days later to show that God does not forsake people who put their trust in God in the same way as Jonah was saved because he did not lose his trust in God and in the same way as Isaac was saved because he did not lose his trust in God.
Isaiah 53 does not say a man god idol pagan human sacrifice for sin thing would replace Torah laws with a Greek new testament 700 years later.. Absurd claim they have.
He came to live the Law, not do away with them. Matthew 5:17 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. See the mystery of Torah is Yeshua. No Jewish person on Earth has lived that law to completion. Only one did. Them laws were not written for mortal man. They were for Messiah to live to prove who he was. The word is God. Isaiah 9:6 tells you who he is.... For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. That is not Israel. You deny at your own will, its your life. He wasnt a human sacrifice, he wasnt killed in the name of any God.. He was already God, he was Gods own sacrifice for the world. He was the Lamb of God. His blood shed for everyone. Even Daniel says the Messiah will be cut off, before the destruction of the second temple. You will weep for Him, like he says you will. Zechariah 12:10. “And I will pour on the house of David and on the inhabitants of Jerusalem the Spirit of grace and supplication; then they will look on Me whom they pierced. Yes, they will mourn for Him as one mourns for his only son, and grieve for Him as one grieves for a firstborn.
Hi so I'm willing to possibly go with rabbi on this one though he sounds bonkers wrong on Daniel ... It's just ... If by the stripes of the heat's people the gentiles are healed when they repent ... How much moreso does Jesus embody this message if one accepts the message of the Gospel ... And specifically .... What is the point of the Jewish sacrifices if we only just kill animals over and over and they aren't painting a picture to point to Jesus or the Jewish message .... It seems like the desire here is to exclude Jesus ... But clearly this is a message Jesus embodies.
Just here to say that Jesus changed my life, He is my everything. Jesus loves you guys and He wants to have a personal relationship with you. It’s a decision in your heart ❤️ He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life
@@benny-yj7pq because it's meant for a messianic period, see verse 34 And there will be no more war inside Israel, see verse 40. וְלֹ֧א יְלַמְּד֣וּ ע֗וֹד אִ֣ישׁ אֶת־רֵעֵ֜הוּ וְאִ֤ישׁ אֶת־אָחִיו֙ לֵאמֹ֔ר דְּע֖וּ אֶת־יְהֹוָ֑ה כִּֽי־כוּלָּם֩ יֵדְע֨וּ אוֹתִ֜י לְמִקְּטַנָּ֤ם וְעַד־גְּדוֹלָם֙ נְאֻם־יְהֹוָ֔ה כִּ֤י אֶסְלַח֙ לַֽעֲוֺנָ֔ם וּלְחַטָּאתָ֖ם לֹ֥א אֶזְכָּר־עֽוֹד׃ {ס} No longer will they need to teach one another and say to one another, “Heed GOD”; for all of them, from the least of them to the greatest, shall heed Me-declares GOD.For I will forgive their iniquities,And remember their sins no more. Jeremiah.31.34 וְכׇל־הָעֵ֣מֶק הַפְּגָרִ֣ים ׀ וְהַדֶּ֡שֶׁן וְכׇֽל־[הַשְּׁדֵמוֹת֩] (השרמות) עַד־נַ֨חַל קִדְר֜וֹן עַד־פִּנַּ֨ת שַׁ֤עַר הַסּוּסִים֙ מִזְרָ֔חָה קֹ֖דֶשׁ לַיהֹוָ֑ה לֹא־יִנָּתֵ֧שׁ וְֽלֹא־יֵהָרֵ֛ס ע֖וֹד לְעוֹלָֽם׃ {פ} And the entire Valley of the Corpses and Ashes, and all the fields as far as the Wadi Kidron, and the corner of the Horse Gate on the east, shall be holy to GOD. They shall never again be uprooted or overthrown. Jeremiah.31.40
@@benny-yj7pq have you read Jeremiah 31:30? Here you are told that Jesus can't take away your sins. But you have a responsibility on your own: כִּ֛י אִם־אִ֥ישׁ בַּעֲוֺנ֖וֹ יָמ֑וּת כׇּל־הָֽאָדָ֛ם הָאֹכֵ֥ל הַבֹּ֖סֶר תִּקְהֶ֥ינָה שִׁנָּֽיו׃ {ס} But every one shall die for their own sins: whosoever eats sour grapes, their teeth shall be blunted. Jeremiah.31.30
@@benny-yj7pq because this new covenant will be a sign that G-d never forsook his people. It will not replace the old, as Jeremiah explains that every Jew will follow the teachings (Torah) of G-d. This alone rejects Paul's statements that the law is a curse! The new covenant is with the house of Israel and Judah. And everyone will be responsible for his own mistakes. See Jeremiah 31
Isaiah 52:4 describes Israel "being oppressed for nothing" 52:5 My people has been taken for nothing. His rulers boast," says the Lord, "and constantly all day My name is blasphemed. Here in verse 5 we also find out, the the Israelite have been taken for nothing.
This "Rabbi" is a joke. On the one hand, he rejects vicarious atonement, but on the other he projects that same quality on his ethno-religious "club", but calls it something else. The more you look into these teachings, the more you realize that their objections to Christianity come more from their hatred of Jesus than they do from scripture.
If Jews died in the holocaust as atonement for sins for the world...then why are the Jews not rejoicing in there deaths??????? JESUS CHRIST died as a ransome,and atonement for sins of the whole world!!! You must accept Jesus Christ, repent of sin, be baptised in His name, and receive the Holy Ghost. Amen .
This is why Christians are Christians because Isaiah 53 is about a man who pours out his soul unto death (the Lord laid on him the iniquity of us all) and he bore the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors. Jesus fits this narrative as we know. No matter how or how many times this Rabbi (or any other Rabbi) tries to explain Isaiah 53 as not being about Jesus, it simply does not work; it is IMPOSSIBLE for it to be the whole nation of Israel undergoing this death.
Isaiah 43:10 “You are my witnesses,” declares the LORD, “and my servant whom I have chosen, that you may know and believe me and understand that (I am he). ...... Before me no god was formed, nor shall there be any after me. Who is (I am he)? John 13:19 "From now on I am telling you before it comes to pass, so that when it does occur, you may believe that (I am He)." John 4:26 Jesus said to her, “(I who speak to you am He).” John 8:24 "Therefore I said to you that [you will die in your sins]; for unless you believe that (I am He), [you will die in your sins.]”
I think you are still struggling your own self to interpret correctly even the before chapters to Isaiah 53, you are right that a few chapters God is talking specifically about the people of Israel but just before Isaiah 53 on chapter 52 13-15 I have a problem understanding your point of view when in those verses it says the following: 13 See, my servant will act wisely[a]; he will be raised and lifted up and highly exalted. 14 Just as there were many who were appalled at him[b]- his appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being and his form marred beyond human likeness- 15 so he will sprinkle many nations,[c] and kings will shut their mouths because of him. For what they were not told, they will see, and what they have not heard, they will understand.” This is where someone os being introduced as a not alike a human, nations will be astonished, He will be exalted, then go and read chapter 53. Read carefully as this is the introduction of a being that is described by the prophet most know is what we know Yeshua
@@ThegamerofdeathHD That’s really easy to understand. He came down to earth, walked talked and breathed in human flesh, just like us and when it came to His death and brutal beatings, they beat Him up so much that His body was barely recognisable
@@mrsatire9475 Well, death is part of the exaltation, for He committed Himself to God in perfect obedience unto death…. Hereby perceive we the love of God, because HE laid down His life for us: and we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit There’s tons of verses about His death and the profound understanding/depth of what death means and how it works spiritually
@@chrome_glass8278 You'll twist the Word of G-d to fit your narrative. The messiah is supposed to be a human, known throughout the world in their lifetime, not after they die. Besides real G-ds don't die, they are immortal, that's what makes them G-d
"The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers so that they can not see the light of the gospel that displays the glory of Christ who is the image of God." 2 Corinthians 4 v 4.
Well they can’t get to the “gospel” because it’s an unclear message! Can anything unclear become doctrine and come from God? Who’s perfect she doesn’t lie and doesn’t trick people or make things difficult to find! Problem is there’s no prophecy of the virgin birth or God needing to send himself to die for a blood sacrifice. Even when you “study” the new test like a scholar would, not like a Christian does (pray about it and read it all into one big story) Because the Christians were not all lock step actually most disagree with each other on what they believe! Peter and Paul didn’t agree on the gospel message 🤷🏼♂️… and yet Paul being so prideful in what he says claims he’s the one who’s right here.. not Peter, the one who Jesus trusted the gospel to and Peter got to learn directly from Jesus himself!! Yet prideful Paul says he’s right. It’s frustrating to figure this all out sir.. and I have to ask myself if it’s so hard to figure out and I clear. Is this even from God? Or something that was created by man and anytime an issue or contradiction pops up they try to put a bandaid over it. The new test is FULL of bandaids. And that’s not saying the Old Test is perfect either 🤷🏼♂️ .. I’ve found my own issues there where God contradicts himself! So I DO NOT SAY anymore that the Bible is perfect and without error and God breathed etc etc..
Kings/nations are in the third person.. Isaiah says "Lord, who shall believe OUR report.." is First person plural= God and Isaiah. I don't think Jews will like hearing that you think "goyim" (nations) are speaking "Lord who has believed our report?" Please. It is Isaiah's book, he was the one sent to preach the message. John 12:37-41 say "Isaiah said" three times... Sooo I think I will trust John
With Respect to Rabbi Tovia, I will have to agree with the caller saying Isaiah 53 is clearly talking about the Messiah Jesus Christ. Yes, it is using highest prophetic languages, so does Gods knowledge and wisdom to all human kinds to understand it.. it's the message in context that is very important and the message deliverance to who, for what purpose to the Jews and the rest of the world? I don't agree with Tovia by saying that if you don't agree with him, then him, Tovia won't waste his time with those people?? This is insane when you yourself exposed yourself to the public on such... The truth is this, not only Jews knee the true God like the olden days, but look around the world today, listen to the world of those whom embraced Christianity and follow the true teachings of Jesus'Christ in the New Testament is undeniable to know the truth about God's devine IN the Trinity. MAY THE LORD PROTECT, GUARD AND LEAD US TO THE EVERLASTING.. AMEN
Christians and Jews both serve the same God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. To one the Servant is a stumbling stone and a cause for offense, to the other He is a Saviour and Deliverer. Yet both serve the same LORD and worship one God. May God bring about a marvelous work to turn the hearts of the children to their fathers in these last days!
Could someone help me out? I'm trying to determine where the basis of the claim that ch. 53 is from the perspective of the gentile kings? The end of 52 says the kings shut their mouths, but I see nothing to indicate they take the speaking role. Can anyone substantiate this calim?
Kings/nations are in the third person in 52.. Isaiah 53:1 says "Lord, who shall believe OUR report.." is First person plural= God and Isaiah. John 12:37-41 say "Isaiah said" three times... So "Rabbi" is incorrect.
Exactly! Rabbi Singer claims to be reading in context; but the context says the kings have nothing to say. The ones speaking are redeemed Israel (cf. Zech. 12:10).
Ps 2:12: "Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way, when his wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all they that put their trust in him."
@@Son-wx4kc May I ask you a question? This verse You cite and support of your Christian belief correct? You believe it refers to Jesus correct? Will you bet you're faith on that? Perhaps before you throw this quote out you might want to read it in Hebrew.
@@davidkatz341 shalom. I base my faith on the entier Tanakh. I'll look it up in Hebrew. And Jesus answered and said, while he taught in the temple, How say the scribes that Christ is the Son of David? For David himself said by the Holy Ghost, The LORD said to my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool. David therefore himself calleth him Lord; and whence is he then his son? What do you think about it?
@@Son-wx4kc when you see it in Hebrew we'll see two things in both verses you quote first of all it does not say kiss the Son. In Hebrew the word bar means purity. In Aramaic it means son. The same is true in Psalm 110. There is the name of G-d and then a very different word which means master. Christians translate the two words both as Lord. It's outrageous. Psalm 110 begins with these two Hebrew words: לְדָוִ֗ד מִ֫זְמ֥וֹר The lamed in front of the name of King David means of. So it says of David, a Psalm. It is about King David not by King David. But if you look on line on Google all the apologetics says otherwise. Oh and it's Psalm 2 the proper translation is not kiss the Son but to serve with purity. Christians can believe what they want to believe. They can interpret in any way they want but this is just outright deception.
I love your Hebrew teaching the alphabet and the daily Hebrew teaching.But I can't stomach the rejection of "your" Messiah.The LORD Jesus Christ. 1 day you'll see ...every knee will bow and every tongue will confess. Yeshua is LORD to the Glory of God The Father. Isaiah 45:23... Phlippians 2:10-11 ❤
Thank you for your comment. You sound like a nice fellow. I confess that I am baffeled that you believe in Jesus. Nevertheless, I wish you well. Shalom
@@ruthies2447 The Rabbi is lying and he may or may not know the truth and you can look at the replies in the above thread and go to the Bible verses that show that Jesus Christ is the Jewish Messiah.
*The Servant is Israel, not once, all over the place, in the singular.* Rabbi Singer is a preacher for us Gentiles. Fifty years ago I read another rabbi who thoroughly explained why the Suffering Servant is Israel. But like many Catholics & Protestants I was too indoctrinated in Christology and church doctrine, a powerful habit to break.
We don't recognise these things because we know if/when we do it means a big life change... I know coming to God absolutely changed my life. It's only when we knock the walls down and dig deeper we start to see what we've been missing out on. Turned out the thing I used to make fun of, is the very thing that has completed my life lol x
@@deuteronomy6.4bw This putz wee wee again. Let's all get a gander at the character of jezeus. The servant commits no violence, let's see if the actions of Jesus live up to that standard. Isaiah 53:9 Deaths-plural The exact opposite! Jesus was killed with the wicked (two thieves) and had his grave with the wealthy.(Joseph of Arimethea) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yup, seems your authors got a little confused with the orientation of events. WHOOPS! 9And he gave his grave to the wicked, and to the wealthy with his kinds of death, because he committed no violence, and there was no deceit in his mouth. Jesus death was with the wicked and his grave with the wealthy! No violence? Luke 12 51 Do you think I came to bring peace on earth? No, I tell you, but division. 52 From now on there will be five in one family divided against each other, three against two and two against three. 53 They will be divided, father against son and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother, mother-in-law against daughter-in-law and daughter-in-law against mother-in-law.” Luke 22 He said to them, “But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one. What a violent and barbaric individual he is portrayed as!
@@deuteronomy6.4bw I mean we could kiwis could define corruption just by saying Joe Biden lolol. Tell me one thing that's worse about Israel than America. Anything? From where I'm standing, America is far worse than Israel. Just saying.... Like, far worse.
@@deuteronomy6.4bw 'Israel is the opposite of righteous,' you say, Brandon. Is this why Jewish men, women & children were so brutally persecuted by unrighteous Christians for two thousand years ? From the cruel words of St Augustine to the first Jewish ghettoes set up by the popes, from Martin Luther & Calvin to the Russian pogroms, from the innocent Jews slaughtered in their the thousands by the Crusaders to the Shoah in Christian Germany. Yes, blame the unrighteous Jews who only asked to worship the one holy God in peace.
So it means the whole nation of israel is 'a man of sorrows' - as in verse 4 -, and that israel died without descendants, and his life was cut short in midstream - as in verse 8. When did that exactly occure? What of Isaiah 42: 1-9.. Which servant does it talk about... is it not the same servant..
Yeshua is all over the Tanakh! Joseph compares to Jesus. You will see how he was a prophetic portrait of the Messiah around 2000 years BC (Before Christ). You will see evidence of how Joseph's life displayed Yeshua (Jesus) in the Torah (First 5 books written by Moses). His story takes up over 25 percent of the book of Genesis. Why? Joseph the Father's most favored son, he also had prophetic dreams from God, that showed all of Israel bowing down to him. Later he was sent out of Hebron (Means Fellowship) to his brothers, the shepherds of the fathers flock. He found them at Dothan which means "Laws and Customs". That is exactly what Jesus, God the son did, he left fellowship with the Father, and found the shepherds of Israel leading the flock into the laws and customs. His brothers conspired to murder him, sold him for pieces of silver, and handed him over to the Gentiles. Later, he was falsely accused and put down into the place of the condemned. But, he was raised up out of that place, and brought before the throne. It was there that only he was found worthy, he was made the right hand man to the throne, and given a Gentile Bride. Later, during the seven year time of great trouble, the famine over all the face of the earth, his brothers come back to him. They thought he was long gone, out of their lives, but then they find out that HE IS ALIVE! They were afraid, but then Joseph tells them not to be afraid, that they meant it for evil, but God meant it for good to save many people. HE THEN SAVES ALL OF ISRAEL.
@mrsatire9475 The first of the Navi'im (Prophets) listed is Joshua. His name is "Jesus" in the Greek and Yeshua in Hebrew. Joshua was picture and portrait of Jesus because he was born of the House of Joseph, and he was able to bring the people into the promised land when Moses (Represents the Law) could not.
Not him, but the One that was *born of a virgin,* he, instead, would be *another* Jesus VICARIUS FILII DEI. As with ALL that have added to or have taken away FROM the Word of Life.
@Herobeans you don't know what I believe your assuming I belive what the carnal visible Christian church does, and I do not nor want anything to do with there lies about God
I embrace the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. he is one with Jesus Christ. Human suffering could never cover sin because we never were able to resist all sin and be killed for it. Suffering is a result from our sin; before and after Christ's first coming. God does not leave His people guessing like this.
It's not that easy to refer Isaiah 53 to the nation of Israel. Why have so many Rabbis in history neglected to read Is. 53 in their synagoges? Because it refers so clearly to Jesus. Why did Jesus die on Mount Moria, the exact place where Abraham was supposed to offer his son? And isn't it astonishing that Jesus, the Lamb of God, died exactly on Passover, even around 3 pm, the time when the priests kill the passover lamb?
Also in Ps 22 there are clear references to Jesus death. "My God, why have you forsaken me?" and "they have pierced ma hands and feet" even though David couldn't have known anything about crucifictions, this is a prophecy. And they "threw the dice for his clothing" clear reference to Jesus.
@@torstenkugler4801 simple, if you kill someone they bear your sin! it is really that easy. the problem with christians is they read vicarious atonement INTO this chapter and thats where they are making a grave mistake. nobody can die for another person as a ransom (Ezekiel 18:20, Deuteronomy 24:16). therefore "bearing sins" simply means "suffering as a consequence of". if you stab someone, they bear your sin because you sinned, but their suffering is not an atonement. And AFTER the non Jews see that the Jews were right the whole time, this brings immense healing as we finally are able to connect with the True Indivisible and Incorporeal God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob DIRECTLY. Also Jews read the weekly Torah portion, they don't purposely leave out Isaiah 53, they only focus on Torah (in Synagogue) but many Jews read the entire Tanakh at home lol so that is a misconception.
@@torstenkugler255 interesting. the verse clearly says "like a lion they are at my hands and my feet", I recommend you looking up Psalms 22 in a Hebrew Bible because the church completely CHANGED that verse that is so crazy
"The Rabbis said: His name is 'the leper scholar,' as it is written, Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him a leper, smitten of God, and afflicted." Babylonian Talmud : Sanhedrin 98 B No , it is not the people of Israel . Its a man ... Read Sanhedrin 98a and b
@@eurech if you are right , why HaShem would use the words יָר֧וּם וְנִשָּׂ֛א for as you claim, describing the people of Israel in Isaiah 52.13? When He refers to himself as אֵֽרֹומָ֔ם עַתָּ֖ה אֶנָּשֵֽׂא in isaiah 33.10 , and isaiah 6.1 describes Him עַל־כִּסֵּ֖א רָ֣ם וְנִשָּׂ֑א Kuzari Isaías.52.13 - Kuzari - 35. Al Khazari: How can this serve as a comparison for Israel, as it is said: 'Surely he has borne our griefs?' That which has befallen Israel has come to pass on My point is that Israel is not a honored Messiah for using the same words ( Daniel 7.13) See Rashi :Daniel.7.13 - Rashi - one like a man was coming That is the King Messiah. Peace. Be safe for whats coming .
Early Rabbinic writings say it was absolutely Messianic prophecy, it was considered Messianic before Jesus and there are writings from the second century and after that attest to it. Later Rabbis discussed how they keep it from the followers purposely. This dude myst have got the memo. Jesus is Lord, King of kings, the bond servant sent to live in the suffering and die as the lamb, and to rise to inherit the throne. Prase Jesus.
@davidkratz You sound like someone who refuses to look where you don’t want to find something, or someone. Namely, the Messiah, Moses and the Prophets spoke of: Jesus-Christ. Bow before Him here and now, or after you have passed away from this life.
This is GREAT!! Baruch Hashem for Rabbi Singer! I hope christians can listen to this video with a clear and open mind and learn how they've been deceived and misled into idolatry.
@@TruthimiusMaximius Sorry idolater but God isn't a man. Worshipping a man as god is what makes you, you guessed it, an idolater. Nehemiah 9:6 👉"YOU ALONE ARE THE LORD"👈 6You alone are the Lord; You made the heavens, the heavens of the heavens and all their host, Hosea 11:9 👉"FOR I AM GOD AND NOT A MAN"👈 9I will not execute the kindling of My anger, I will not return to destroy Ephraim, for I am God and not a man. In your midst is the Holy One, and I will not enter a city. Isaiah 45:5 5I am the Lord, and there is no other; besides Me there is no God: I will strengthen you although you have not known Me. Isaiah 46:5 👉"TO WHOM SHALL YOU LIKEN ME.... THAT WE MAY BE ALIKE"👈 5To whom shall you liken Me and make Me equal and compare Me that we may be alike? Isaiah 46:9 9Remember the first things of old, that I am God and there is no other; 👉I am God and there is none like Me.👈
@@D18.21 so you mean Avraham was an idolater when he bowed down to a man and called him LORD ? In Genesis 18? Or Moshe when he bowed down before the Burning Bush??
@@DanNaim400 , bowing down is just a sign of respect. 'Abraham also bowed down to people. Do you think he was worshipping them? E.g. Gen 23:12: "And Abraham bowed down before the people of the land."
lol Wonder if "Trinitarian-Christians" read the whole Isaiah 53 chapter because it more accurately applies to a Christ being the Messiah not to a God? The narrative gets blown because it appears the suffering servant will get a "Portion" amongst "the greats"... If Jesus was God this couldn't be consistent. The New Testament is consistent with the Old Testament except the people who decipher and claim they know how to read it unfortunately have no clue about the Jewish traditions and culture of the Jewish community who wrote it at the time.🤦♀
@@courtneyhumphries5957 Yes but according to christians even if you accept Jesus as the messiah, if you dont recognize him as God in the flesh you will still go to hell
@@courtneyhumphries5957 What violence had the Jews done over the centuries, not counting the Zionist movement from the 20th century to the present? There were a lot of false accusations against the Jews, and the Jews suffered greatly for that, even the pious Jews who observed the commandments of the Torah. That's why it's Israel who is the suffering servant in ch. 53. It was the Romans, not the Jews, who killed Jesus on the cross, and I'm sure they didn't kill him because of his false claims, which show that yes, there was indeed deceit in his mouth. Take another look at this video. Rabbi Singer shows us one of the passages in Isaiah that prove that Jesus was never G-d; 43;10 at 8:46 in the video. Of course G-d tells us over and over again, not just in that verse, that only He is G-d, and no one else ever. That means Jesus is not G-d. Please go back and listen carefully to what Rabbi Tovia says. Listen to the whole video and please pay close attention. He is very clear, and he is right.
Please , please, come on.... Don't continue rejecting or twisting the words of Bible, ie Isaiah 53. You know very well its describing Jesus and sin. We all in some way commit sin, God allowed this beautiful man called Jesus to die without committing sin not even 1. Isaiah 53 was wriiten 600 years before his birth. Yet, with respect you Rabbi , twisting the narrative , is like lying to God. Please folks 53 meaning is about Jesus and sin of mankind. I pray to you Rabbi or teacher to teach the truth as you know in your heart ...God bless
Most Jews invested too much time in not believing in Yeshua Messiah so they they knowingly live in denial while knowing Yeshua was the real Messiah. It's hard for them to acknowledge it with a hardened heart. But if they would just really accept it they would get blasted by the Holy Spirit. The most Godly experience that they ever felt.
Most Christians have invested too much time in believing in "Jesus" is the Messiah so they they knowingly live in denial while knowing "Jesus" was not the real Messiah. It's hard for them to acknowledge it with a hardened heart. But if they would just really accept it they would get blasted by the Holy Spirit. The most Godly experience that they ever felt.
For the transgressions of "my people". Who's my people? If the suffering servant is israel, then who is Israel's people? Last time I checked I don't belong to any Jewish nation. Not sure god commanded the jews to own me.
Isaiah 53 is talking about the righteous seed of David. The suffering servants the prophets, kings, and priests of the house of David. That called constantly for all israel to return to the Father. And yes, the priests of the chosen seed of David, Zech, jer 33:22, Psalm 18:50.
we are all guilty sinners deserving of judgement and the lake of fire, God Out Of His Love And Mercy Provided A Saviour Lord Christ Who was anointed against the day of His burial by a woman named mary, died for our sins, Bare them in His body, God Rose Him from the dead the third day, if we now put our faith In Christ, confess Him out loud as Lord (not saying the sinner's prayer), then after confess To God and turn from all sin, get baptised, out of heart forgive others God Can Forgive us our sins And Give us everlasting life as a gift, we must stop sinning, our rebbelion must end otherwise there is destruction coming, now, this very moment is time for salvation
@@lb7625 Your hero caused the Jews to be slain by the sword, their remnants to be scattered and humbled, the Torah to be altered, and the majority of the world to err and serve a god other than the Lord.
@@hrvatskinoahid10481 Kings 14:15 [15]For the Lord will strike Israel, as a reed is shaken in the water. He will uproot Israel from this good land which He gave to their fathers, and will scatter them beyond the River, because they have made their wooden images, provoking the Lord to anger.
Isaiah 53 He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain. Like one from whom people hide their faces he was despised, and we held him in low esteem. 4 Surely he took up our pain and bore our suffering, yet we considered him punished by God, stricken by him, and afflicted. 5 But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed. 6 We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to our own way; and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all. 7 He was oppressed and afflicted, yet he did not open his mouth; he was led like a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before its shearers is silent, so he did not open his mouth. 8 By oppression[a] and judgment he was taken away. Yet who of his generation protested? For he was cut off from the land of the living; for the transgression of my people he was punished.[b] 9 He was assigned a grave with the wicked, and with the rich in his death, though he had done no violence, nor was any deceit in his mouth. 10 Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush him and cause him to suffer, and though the Lord makes[c] his life an offering for sin, he will see his offspring and prolong his days, and the will of the Lord will prosper in his hand. 11 After he has suffered, he will see the light of life[d] and be satisfied[e]; by his knowledge[f] my righteous servant will justify many, and he will bear their iniquities.
Jews are so close! So close! To the truth. And right at the cusp they turn their back. JESUS IS KING. The Messiah, The Christ. On the day of judgment I know this will be the truth for it was already written and God does not make false promises.
Isaiah 53:5-6 Do you really believe that the Jews as a nation suffered on behalf of the gentiles? Ridiculous reasoning. When you refuse to accept the truth, all you do is twist and turn.
Do you really believe that God drowned all the babies and animals on Earth not on a single boat due to the sins of gentiles? Ridiculous reasoning. When you refuse to accept the truth, all you do is twist and turn.
I am an atheist, my arguments only concerns the false and abusive use of the Tanach by Christians. The idea of the Noachian flood is in itself so ugly more ugly than the holocaust.
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The people who cant see Jesus in Isaiah 53 are the ones who dont see him at all. Bless those who have ears to hear and eyes to see.
What about the chapters before which says Israel is my servant? Why do u deny that? Im an ex christian, i know how christians cherry pick verses to fit jesus everywhere in tanakh where he doesnt belong. The meaning of messiah/christ is anointed one, jesus was never anointed , jesus was not son of joseph who is so called descendant of david, jesus dint bring peace (theres been more violence and wars because of jesus or after jesus came), the messiah's role is to point to the true god YHWH (not to himself)
@@joshferns7114Jesus IS YHWH...
@@georgekirby7150 so jesus is father and he was talking to himself while praying
@@joshferns7114 1 entity in 3 beings. yes.
Did it not say that the messiah will come before the destruction of the second temple? Who was ezekial talking about in his prophecies. Jesus is EVERYWHERE in the old testament
You need help, I suggest you listen to brother nathanial as he is an ex rabbi convert and he answers any and every question and qualm you mighy hava
Your messiah has come, why do you reject him?
@@joshferns7114 mate isaiah 53 is about Jesus. It cant be israel cause israel disobeyed God and has sinned against many times. This is about someone who never had deciet on his lips and is being punished for others. How can it be israel then XD????
I was born Jewish. The very first time I read Issiah 52 and 53, I was stunned - I knew in my heart the truth. This confused me as it's not what my Rabbi said to me later. So I took what the Rabbi said and went back to read those passages again. I tried as hard as I could to believe what I was told by the Rabbi while reading the passage - it was impossible to do. I tried over and over to read that passage and only think about the Rabbi's explanation of the verse - every time, this was impossible for me to do. My mind would be grabbed by a force too strong for me to control and my mind would remove the false explanation from the Rabbi and insert The Messiah into each line of words which I read. I figured I better drop all religions, stop listening to others, and start getting my information only from GOD - Thank GOD, that worked.
Read Ezekiel 39. Verse 21.
You are absolutely right
God is good all the time
Jesus Christ is Lord, crucified, died and was buried for the sin of the humanity, on the 3rd day he rose from the dead. he ascended into heaven, seated at the right hand of the father almighty. he will come to judge the living and the dead. he is the 1 that prophet Isaiah talking about in chapter 53, the Lord of lords, the King of kings, the savior of the world, the Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten son of God.
Yeshua Hamaschiac 🙏💥
Isaiah 52: 13-15 ends with
13 Behold, My Servant shall deal prudently;
He shall be exalted and [e]extolled and be very high.
14 Just as many were astonished at you,
So His visage[f] was marred more than any man,
And His form more than the sons of men;
15 So shall He [g]sprinkle many nations.
Kings shall shut their mouths at Him;
For what had not been told them they shall see,
And what they had not heard they shall consider.
This leads us into chapter 53 continuing to talk about the servant of God the Messiah.
Chapter 53 was considered a clear messianic prophecy in: The Zohar, the Midrash Konen, by Rabbi Yitzhak Abravanel and Midrash Shumel.
Midrash Shumel says this about Isaiah 53: “The suffering was divided into three parts: One for the generation of the Patriarchs, one for the generation of Shmad, and one for the King Messiah”.
The prayers for Yom Kippur, the ones we all know also relates Isaiah 53 to the Messiah.
It's interesting he doesn't address these facts. I guess The Zohar, the Midrash Konen, by Rabbi Yitzhak Abravanel and Midrash Shumel were also incredibly ignorant like the Christians he attempts to discredit (Sarcasm). But he never likes to talk about his own teachers/history being "wrong" in regard to these chapters describing the Massiah.
It's glaringly dishonest for Jewish rabbis to teach these passages were about the Massiah and then retroactively change their interpretation once they're faced with the reality of who Jesus is. And then stop teaching these passages in the synagogues.
Intellectual dishonesty in the purest sense.
God is his own servant ?
@@thedungeon9992The Son does everything the Father tells him. Including suffering for our transgressions.
@@CameronRabie oh so he’s subservient
A subservient god to another god. Gotcha. This are the roots of paganism. Both Alexander and Cesar where also considered to be born of virgins 🥱
@thedungeon9992 You have made a very common error, subservient does not mean "less than".
Many of us are subservient to our bosses at work, but we are not less human than our bosses.
The Son always does what the father commands, including bringing all things into existence (John 1:1-2) but is equal to The Father in their shared divine essence.
I love you and want you to be in heaven after you die. I hope to see you there so we can look back together and praise God for this conversation :)
Philip said to Jesus, "Lord, show us your Father, and it is sufficient for us.Jesus said to him, "Have I been with you so long, and yet you have not known Me, Philip? He who has seen Me has seen the Father; so how can you say, 'Show us the Father'?
(John 14:8-9)
John 5:39 you search the scriptures; for in them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify of me
Can you post the scriptures from the Jewish holy scriptures to support this nonsensical New Testament claim.
Keep the 7 Noahide commandments and stop promoting idolatry.
@@TruthimiusMaximius well yah but who is more dense me or the one that thinks the New Testament is included with the Jewish holy scriptures even though it makes claims that go against the statements made in the Jewish holy scriptures. And the sense one also fails to see the relation between Jesus and New Testament and Greek mythology or Roman mythology.
@@TruthimiusMaximius I remove your offensive comments. You waste your time.
No one cares what you corrupted mistranslated bible says.
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Isaiah 52:15 sounds a lot like what John wrote when Jesus Christ comes back again. Every knee will bow and everyone will know He is Lord.
Isaiah 56:2 talks about keeping the sabas without desecrating it. How can this be related to Jesus who said to drop the whole thing and just use faith?
@@johnnyrico3637 who says the Messiah will come twice? There is no scripture that says the Messiah will come twice.
@@anti_missionary_missionhe did when he was between us.
Even members of Shanedrin believed in Him; Many of Pharisees even saducees.
@@larian26 I can make the same claim that does not make it true... If this teaching is not in scripture!
Yet messianic promises that the Messiah would accomplish he failed to do, like: bring back the lost tribes, rebuild the Temple, bring peace to the world.a second coming isn't in scripture either.
Toda raba!
Rabbi, how on earth is your blood pressure not off the charts? I would have already ripped all my hair out.
You’re a man of greater patience than most of us. Please continue the good work.
Yes he has more than I. I was blessed a few years ago finding him. Most of my friend's are christians and some are friends no more. I Don't mind it anymore. After finding the truth I'm not going back to idolatry.
Hey isn’t it weird that it says Elijah will come and point the children to the Father and the father to the children before the dreadful day of the lord then Jesus comes and points toward the father but says John the Baptist was Elijah even though John said he wasn’t.
Hey, isnt it weird that in Genesis 19 the Lord rained down burning sulfur on the city of sodom & gommorah FROM the Lord. Which insinuates the Lord could take and had a physical form if you read back to when Abram was speaking with him and the other 2 angels.
"Then Yahweh rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah-from Yahweh out of the heavens."
"Before Abraham was -- I AM"
Cause tho he is of his father the devil like you are, he has some hope, you though, your heart is way too hard. Ripping hair out your head? Really? Malicious blasphemer who appears as an angel of light is what you are
Israel isn’t the righteous servant spoken of by Isaiah in chapter 53 of his book. It is written: “… for the transgression of my people was he stricken.”
The people of Israel aren’t stricken for the people of Israel. His righteous servant is stricken for the people of Israel.
Jeremiah rightly said that the shepherds of Israel - their Rabbi’s and leaders - have brought upon Israel all of the judgements that have fallen upon his people since the Temple was destroyed (Jeremiah 50:6).
When the blind lead the blind, both will wander from the way.
Isaiah 53:8 the scriptures frequently identify the Jewish people in the singular, however the prophets never speak of an individual in the plural. Therefore the use of the Hebrew word "them" למו
Shows that the servant of Isaiah 53 is not a single individual. Christian Bible escape this by changing the text from "them" to "he" or “him”. Which is incorrect.
In all other places the KJV will translate this word correctly, somehow in this important chapter they don't
Isaiah and the Servant, who is he?
Isaiah 41:8-9
But you, Israel, My servant, Jacob, whom I have chosen, Seed of Abraham My friend-
You whom I drew from the ends of the earth And called from its far corners, To whom I said: You are My servant; I chose you, I have not rejected you
Isaiah 44:1
But hear, now, O Jacob My servant, Israel whom I have chosen!
Isaiah 44:21
Remember these things, O Jacob For you, O Israel, are My servant: I fashioned you, you are My servant- O Israel, never forget Me.
Isaiah 45:4
For the sake of My servant Jacob, Israel My chosen one, I call you by name, I hail you by title, though you have not known Me.
Isaiah 48:20
Go forth from Babylon, Flee from Chaldea! Declare this with loud shouting, Announce this, Bring out the word to the ends of the earth! Say: “The LORD has redeemed His servant Jacob!”
Isaiah 49:׃
And He said to me, “You are My servant, Israel in whom I glory.”
Is Jesus in Isaiah 42:1? “my chosen one”?
This is My servant, whom I uphold, My chosen one, in whom I delight. I have put My spirit upon him, He shall teach the true way to the nations.
@@anti_missionary_missioneither way does it really matter? In the Book of John chapter 15 Jesus said I am in the father and the father is in me and "WE" are one! And it's not only the Book of John where Jesus constantly talks about God the father, Jesus the Son and the Holy spirit. This is why God is one. 3 in 1. And when Jesus was resurrected which by the way 100 % provable with over 500+ eyewitness accounts backed up with historical documented evidence outside of the New Testament... and not just by christians. Buy actual historians who were not Jewish and did not believe in christianity. So in other words they had no skin in the game and we're just simply telling the straight facts. Jesus constantly said if you've seen me you have seen the father. Jesus also said man looks at the outward appearance while God looks at the heart. Sadly the Jewish people keep looking at an outward expression of God when it has already been given. Jesus is the kingdom of god. They just simply don't see it yet. But they will because the Bible says they will. God will collect his chickens under his wing and one day he will open their eyes. One day they really really will see Jesus as the Messiah that they have been waiting for. He will appear to them and he will show them that he is in the father and the father is in him and that after his resurrection the promise of the father was to send the Holy Spirit to live within us so we could be with one with god.
@@troymykink6322if Christianity is true, give me one verse from the Jewish scriptures that says the Messiah is G-d.
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You’ve built on a false foundation, the root of Christianity is not Jesus is God… that’s a post Nicene doctrine.
It’s also provable that Jesus clearly is a separate being to the Father and also holds different authority..
So don’t tar Christianity with the trinity brush, the trinity is false and always has been, it’s not the foundations of Christianity
The decree of Nicea was to declare that the Son is not a creature, nor begotten at a point in time form the Father, but is "eternally begotten" from the Father.
The term eternally begotten is an oxymoron in and of itself and the concept did not exist in the first few centuries prior to Nicea, yet the "eternal begetting of the Son" is an essential delusion for those who hold to the post nicene trinity articulation.
The majority of the church in the 21st century has no idea that the ancient predominant view of the relationship between God and Christ was undermined and changed through decisions made at the councils Nicea and Constantinople.
The irony is this causes modern Christians to be ignorant to the fact that the beliefs of church fathers like Ireneaeus, who was just one generation removed from Jesus closest disciple John, was undermined.
Well the thing is if the suffering servant is Israel itself. Then I’m not certain Isaiah 53 makes sense because Isaiah 53 is saying by our stripes we are healed which doesn’t make any sense do you see what I’m saying?
Read Rashi's commentary.
@@hrvatskinoahid1048still doesn’t make a lot of sense.
The Jews suffered for their own inequity. The in nearly every book of the Old Testament, we read Israel rebelled, and God let them be destroyed like other nations because they wanted to behave like other nations.
Israel’s demand for a king, fractured the nation from the beginning, and sowed the seeds of its own destruction. Their own inequities, despite God’s objection, caused them to stumble.
So how can Israel be righteous? How can Israel have died due to others inequities, when their own inequities sowed their own fall?
“Again the Israelites did evil in the LORD's sight, so the LORD handed them over to the Philistines, who oppressed them for forty years.” -Judges 1:13
It’s clear as day. Israel did not lose because their enemies were corrupt and sinful. No nation can overpower God’s hand. They were only defeated because God had removed his hand from them.
The Servant is not Israel
Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Itzchaki, 1040-1105) and some of the later rabbis, though, interpreted the passage as referring to Israel. They knew that the older interpretations referred it to Messiah. However, Rashi lived at a time when a degenerate medieval distortion of Christianity was practiced. He wanted to preserve the Jewish people from accepting such a faith and, although his intentions were sincere, other prominent Jewish rabbis and leaders realized the inconsistencies of Rashi’s interpretation. They presented a threefold objection to his innovation. First, they showed the consensus of ancient opinion. Secondly, they pointed out that the text is in the singular. Thirdly, they noted verse eight. This verse presented an insurmountable difficulty to those who interpreted this passage as referring to Israel. It reads:
He was taken away from rule and from judgment; and his life who shall recount? for he was cut off out of the land of the living; through the transgressions of my people was he stricken.
Were the Jewish people, God forbid, ever cut off out of the land of the living? No! In Jeremiah 31:35-37, God promised that we will exist forever. We are proud that Am Yisrael Chai-”The people of Israel are much alive.” Likewise, it is impossible to say that Israel suffered for the transgressions of “my people,” which clearly means Isaiah’s people. Surely Isaiah’s people are not the Gentiles, but the Jews.
Well the thing we can all agree on is there's no mention of "Jesus"
@@mrsatire9475 except the text describes a man who suffers a cruel death for the transgression of Israel. Has Israel been cut off from the land of the living? Am Yisrael Chai translates to the people of Israel live, so how can that text be talking about the people of Israel and not one specific person?
"the chastisement of our peace was upon him, and with his stripes we are healed". So the people of the world are saved by.... the political persecution Jews have faced over the years? That can't seriously be your explanation.
Read Isaiah 55, verses 6-12, verse 12 is 100% talking to the nation of Israel. How can you go 2 chapters previously and relate it to any mankind? It's either a nation or it's nothing.
@@freecryptos so how can it be talking about Israel as a people? Did Israel die for our sin? Did Israel die without decendants? Verse 8.
The explanation after "Who is speaking?" is not convincing. Gentile kings are not speaking at all, rather they kept their mouth shut as Is 52:15 says. Instead, the prophet was prophesying representing Israel and God at different points across the chapter. You need to read it carefully to see that.
Blind people cannot see nor repent.
Excellent Tovia. Thank you for your passion and dedication to freely give those, including myself, who are ignorant of Hebrew biblical scripture.
He’s a liar and he will spit in your face
@thedude4594
like Tovia said, those who do not understand chapter 43 might as well watch re-runs of "I love Lucy."
He has the upper hand because most Christians don’t know Hebrew scriptures. I would love to hear a true debate.
That was quite a poetic way of sidestepping answering the question.
Lotta fast babbling about not knowing the answer
@FlockOfYahweh I'm surprised he posted this if this was his best response to the passage.
@@BasedCrusades look at the title of the video, LOL can’t make this up.
He’s the lisping prophet. He’s always incorrect. He’s been blinded by his own ignorance and lies.
@thedude4594 @FlockOfYahweh why do you think Jews always have trouble with this passage? I look, yet have never seen one clearly answer it.
ISAIAH 53 is referring to JESUS
Isaiah 53:8 "..for the transgression of my people (Israel) was he (Jesus) stricken."
Isaiah 53:9 "...because he (Jesus) had done no violence, neither was any deceit found in his mouth."
Witnesses is plural, servant is singular.
Isaiah 43:10
My witnesses are you -declares the LORD- My servant, whom I have chosen.
To the end that you may take thought, And believe in Me,
And understand that I am He: Before Me no god was formed,
And after Me none shall exist-
Isaiah 53:8 the scriptures frequently identify the Jewish people in the singular, however the prophets never speak of an individual in the plural. Therefore the use of the Hebrew word "them" למו
Shows that the servant of Isaiah 53 is not a single individual. Christian Bible escape this by changing the text from "them" to "he" or “him”. Which is incorrect.
In all other places the KJV will translate this word correctly, somehow in this important chapter they don't
@@anti_missionary_mission SO YOU MEAN ISRAEL is the one referred here?"... he had done no violence, neither was any deceit found in his mouth." (Isaiah 53:9)
Israel sinned manny times until now because of unbelief.
It is only Jesus who had done no violence neither was any deceit found in his mouth.
@@JenuelDev "and he gave his grave to the wicked" He subjected himself to be buried according to anything the wicked of the heather Nations would decree upon him.
See Jeremiah 22:19, 15:3 here below
"To the wicked" according to the will of the wicked he was willing to be buried, and would not deny the living G-d.
"And to the wealthy with his kinds of death" and to the will of the ruler he subjected himself to all kinds of death that he decree upon him. Because he did not wish to agree to (denial of the Torah) to commit evil and to Rob like all the heather Nations among who he lived
"And there was no deceit in his mouth" He did not accept Pagan idolatry as G-d.
"And he gave his grave with the wicked" the Gentiles killed the Jews as they would kill the wicked for their crimes
*And with the wealthy" they were killed as people kill the wealthy, to rob them if their money. Not because of any crime.
"With his deaths" all type of death, some were burned. Some were beheaded, some stoned. The Prophet used the term "and he gave" because their death was voluntary; they could have avoided death by accepting the religion of their oppressors.
"Although he had done no violence" he was killed not because he had done violence.
References of Jeremiah:
He shall have the burial of a donkey,Dragged out and left lyingOutside the gates of Jerusalem.
Jeremiah.22.19
And I will appoint over them four kinds [of punishment]-declares GOD -the sword to slay, the dogs to drag, the birds of the sky, and the beasts of the earth to devour and destroy.
Jeremiah.15.3
@@JenuelDev The violent side of Jesus: The Gospels record a number of instances where Jesus did commit acts of violence.
Whip in hand, causing a fracas, he attacked the merchants in the Temple area (Matthew 21:12, Mark 11:15-16, Luke 19:45, John 2:15).
He destroyed a fig tree for not having fruit out of season (Matthew 21:18-21, Mark 11:13-14). Even in times of war its forbidden to cut this tree.
He caused the death, by drowning, of a herd of swine by allowing demons to purposely enter their bodies (Matthew 8:32, Mark 5:13, Luke 8:33).
All New Testament applications of Isaiah 53 to Jesus presume a literal fulfillment. A literal application to Jesus of the phrase “he had done no violence” is not possible. The Gospels inadvertently indicate that forms of violence were perpetrated by Jesus. By the very fact that an individual committed violent acts, even if they can be justified, he does not qualify as one having done no violence. These are acts of violence under any circumstance and if applied literally to an individual that person could not be the fulfillment of verse Jesus’ acts of violence demonstrate that he did not literally fulfill this description of the servant as prescribed by the New Testament citations of Isaiah 53. On the other hand, Israel as a corporate entity has, in the overall course of its history, sought to avoid violence Christians provide novel reasons for Jesus’ destructive actions, but they still remain acts of violence. All the excuses cannot hide the fact that these violent acts disqualify Jesus from being the servant.
The Prophecies Jesus Fulfilled in Isaiah 53
The prophecy technically starts at the tail end of Isaiah 52 but takes up the whole of Isaiah 53. Let’s break the prophetic verses down and show how Jesus’ life matched these:
Isaiah 53:2 talks about how this suffering servant had no beauty or majesty to attract others to him. Although Jesus was likely not deformed in appearance, he wasn’t the most beautiful human being to walk the earth.
Isaiah 53:3 discusses how mankind despised and rejected this servant. In the same way, Jesus’ audience rejected him because his message was too difficult to digest, and eventually killed him for it.
Isaiah 53:4-5 Through his suffering, he takes our place and heals us. This really wouldn’t work in terms of the Old Testament prophets. Although they did suffer, Israel wasn’t healed by their wounds. Alternatively, by Jesus’ wounds, we are healed.
Isaiah 53:7 He doesn’t open his mouth in the face of execution. When on trial, Jesus doesn’t answer (Matthew 27:14) any of the charges.
Isaiah 53:9 Assigned a grave with the wicked and in the rich with his death. He dies alongside two thieves (the wicked), but Joseph of Arimathea buried him in a tomb (the rich).
The passage goes on, each highlighting Christ’s life first, but Isaiah 53 makes it clear that no one else fulfills the role of suffering servant quite like Jesus did.
None of the prophecies in the Jewish bible about the messiah who inherits the tribe of David applies to Jesus because Jesus had no biological father.
The only way a Jewish son can inherit a tribe in Judaism today and 2000 years ago in the time of Jesus and 3300 years ago in the time of Moses is through your biological father.
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Jesus is Jewish because his mother is Jewish however Jesus inherits no tribe because Jesus has no biological father which is the only way tribe is inherited by a Jewish son.
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A Jewish son cannot choose a tribe and a Jewish son cannot change their tribe.
A Jewish woman who marries a non Jew will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe.
A Jewish woman who has a virgin birth will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe.
A Jewish woman who has a virgin birth and a non biological Jewish father will produce a Jewish son who inherits no tribe.
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It is because Jesus inherits no tribe that Jews today know that the claim that Jews 2000 years ago said Jesus was from the house of David was written by people who did not know that a son without a biological father inherits no tribe in Judaism.
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Today most Christians do not know that a Jewish son from a virgin birth meaning without a biological father inherits no tribe in Judaism.
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All prophecies about the messiah from David mentioned in the Jewish bible do not apply to anyone who did not have a biological father because they inherit no tribe in Judaism.
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All prophecies about the messiah from David mentioned in the Jewish bible do not apply to anyone who did not descend from a biological father through the messiah king David and through the messiah king Solomon because it is a promise which God said God will not change.
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Deuteronomy 13:7 If your brethren (who is), the son of your mother (meaning a Jew because it is through the mother that the religion of Judaism is passed on), …”
Note 1. The religion of Judaism is passed from the mother to her biological children.
Note 2. The religion of Judaism is not passed on from the male to his biological children.
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Numbers 1:18 And they assembled all the congregation together on the first day of the second month, and they declared their pedigrees after their families (to trace their genealogy to a tribe), by their fathers' houses, according to the number of names, each one from twenty years old and upward.
Note 1. Jesus came from a virgin birth meaning Jesus had no biological father meaning Jesus was born as a Jew without tribal inheritance because he had no biological father meaning Jesus has no biological connection to King David.
Note 2. In Judaism a tribe is inherited only through the biological father and not through a mother like Mary or through a non-biological adopted father like Joseph.
Note 3. In Judaism a tribe cannot be chosen but is inherited through the biological father.
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Psalm 132:11 The Lord (God) has sworn to David in truth, from which He (God) will never turn back (meaning God will never change His mind in the matter of the following decree), "Of the fruit of your body (meaning from the biological descendants of King David) I (God) shall seat on your (King David’s) throne.
Note 1. The promise of God which will never be cancelled is that from the messiah (anointed) King David Dawud will descend a king on the throne of David biologically from “the fruit of your body.”
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1 Kings 9:5 then I will establish your (King Solomon’s) throne over Israel for ever; as I promised to David your father, saying: There shall not fail to be a successor (who is a biological descendant of messiah King David through messiah King Solomon) on the throne of Israel.
Note 1. Forever means that there will always be biological descendants of messiah King David through messiah King Solomon who can be the messiah who is promised in Tanakh.
Note 2. The seed of David will descend biologically through Solomon forever meaning the messiah described in Tanakh must have a biological father because inheritance of the House of David is through your biological father.
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2 Samuel 7:12 When your (David Dawud) days are fulfilled, and you shall sleep with your fathers, I (God) will set up your seed after you, that shall proceed out of your body, and I will establish his kingdom.
Note 1. The biological seed God set up after messiah David is messiah Solomon meaning the throne of David is through the children who descend from messiah David and the seed where God said “I (God) will set up your seed after you” which is messiah Solomon because Solomon is the seed after David who God set up as the seed after David on the throne of David as promised in 2 Samuel 7:12-.2 Samuel 7:13.
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2 Samuel 7:13 He (Solomon Sulaiman) shall build a house (the First Temple) for My name, and I will establish the throne of his (Solomon’s Sulaiman’s) kingdom for ever.
Note 1. The promise that will never be cancelled in Psalm 132:11-132:12 given to the biological descendants of messiah (anointed) King David Dawud that is passed to his seed that God set up in 2 Samuel 7:12 is forever in 2 Samuel 7:13 meaning biological descendants to the throne of messiah David Dawud through messiah Solomon Sulaiman which God set up is a promise that will be honoured by God forever meaning God will never change this promise.
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2 Samuel 7:14 I (God) will be to him (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) for a father, and he (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) shall be to Me (God) for a son; if he (the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman) commit wrong doing, I (God) will punish him with the rod of men, and with the stripes of the children of men;
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Note 1. The messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman is the son of God means the servant of God.
Note 2. God will be his father and the messiah anointed King Solomon Sulaiman will be His son meaning God's servant.
Note 3. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son.
Note 4. The messiah anointed King David Dawud is the son of God means the servant of God.
Note 5. God will be his father and the messiah anointed King David Dawud will be His son meaning God's servant.
Note 6. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son.
Note 7. Every messiah is the son of God meaning the servant of God.
Note 8. God will be his father and the messiah will be His son meaning God's servant.
Note 9. If the messiah does wrong then God will punish him like a father punishes his son.
Isaiah 43:10 You (the children of Israel) are My witnesses said the Lord (God) and My servant (the children of Israel are witnesses and the servant meaning the servant is not one person but a group of people because witnesses is in plural) whom I (God) have chosen so that you (Israel) may know and believe Me (God) and understand that I am He (God). Before Me there was no God formed (meaning God is one only with no other), neither shall there be after Me (meaning God will always be one only with no other).
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Isaiah 43:11 I am the LORD; and beside Me there is no saviour.
Note 1. God is one with no partners. Beside God there is no saviour. Before Him there was no God formed nor after Him meaning there is nothing but the one God with no partners because any other belief is to worship creations made by God and this is called idol worship which God has forbidden in the Ten Commandments.
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My servant is Israel in Isaiah 41:8.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 43:10.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 44:1.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 44:21.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 45:4.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 48:20.
My servant is Israel in Isaiah 49:3.
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Isaiah 52:13-52:15 God is speaking.
Isaiah 52:13 God says the servant (the children of Israel) will be raised up very high.
Isaiah 52:14 God says historically many thought the servant’s features were marred more than any other people (known today as antisemitism).
Isaiah 52:15 God says the servant shall startle many nations and kings because what had not been told to them (that the children of Israel would be raised up very high in Isaiah 52:13 and that God is with the Jewish people forever in Isaiah 59:21 meaning the Jewish people will always have the correct understanding of God) they shall see and what they had not heard (for example that God is only one and not three in one and when nations and kings talk among each other to understand why the Jewish people suffered historically in Isaiah 53:1-53:8) they (the nations and kings of the world) shall understand.
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Isaiah 53:1-53:8 The nations and kings of the earth are speaking.
Isaiah 53:1 The nations and kings are startled when they hear who God has raised up.
Isaiah 53:2 The nations and kings say historically the servant was not desired by them.
Isaiah 53:3 The nations and kings say historically the servant was a man of sorrows and grief.
Isaiah 53:4 The nations and kings say historically the servant was considered by them as punished by God.
Isaiah 53:5 The nations and kings say they were healed by the suffering of the servant (which has now made them think and repent to God and be healed meaning forgiven according to the knowledge they have now understood about how God forgives sin through repentance).
Isaiah 53:6 The nations and kings understand that historically they all went astray (in their beliefs).
Isaiah 53:7 The nations and kings say historically the servant was oppressed and afflicted.
Isaiah 53:8 The nations and kings say the servant suffered historically because of the transgression of the nations and kings.
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Isaiah 53:9-53:12 God is speaking.
Isaiah 53:9 God says the servant died for no reason (except his belief).
Isaiah 53:10 God says the servant (the children of Israel) will be rewarded with biological offspring, a long life and success if his soul acknowledges guilt by restitution.
Isaiah 53:11 God says that through knowledge in Hosea 6:6 (not sacrifice) the servant will make many righteous.
Isaiah 53:12 God says that the servant (the righteous among the children of Israel known as “The priests of the LORD” in Isaiah 61:6 and “a light for the nations of the world” in Isaiah 49:6 and Isaiah 60:3 and “the holy people” in Isaiah 62:11-62:12) will be rewarded (in public in the hereafter) with the great (the messengers of God in the hereafter) and the mighty (the righteous in the hereafter).
Micah 7:16 Nations shall see (that the children of Israel who were regarded as the lowest among the peoples of the world in Isaiah 52:14 are raised up very high by God in Isaiah 52:13 near the end of days) and be ashamed (when the nations understand that God is with the Jewish people in Isaiah 59:21) despite all their might, they (the nations) shall place their hand on their mouth (in surprise because nations did not think that it was the Jewish nation who had the correct understanding of God); their (the nations) ears shall become deaf (which happens for a short time when a person is startled by the surprising and unexpected news that the children of Israel are raised up very high in Isaiah 52:13 meaning the nations will immediately understand that the Jewish teaching that God is one and not three in one is the truth about God).
Did you not watch the video? Isaiah 53 isn’t hinting to a divine god named Jesus. It’s saying how that’s FALSE. Also Jesus was a false prophet
@@samvoron1727when JOSEPH learned Mary was with child an angel did appear to him and explained to him and he cast her not away,so according to the people at the time Joseph was the biological father to Yeshua and thus in line to inherit davids throne.
So curious...Do you believe God's been silent for 2500 yrs? He destroyed your temple in 70 AD and hasn't spoken to y'all since? I am confused by that silence.
Read Hosea 3:4-5.
Read Ezekiel 40-48.
Isaiah 53 is referring to Jesus, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for you are all one in Christ Jesus, And if you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed and heirs according to the promise.…Galatians 3:28-29
Amen
excellent
You just quoted Galatians from the New Testament. Nothing in Isaiah says that, so you didn't prove it's Jesus you goofball.
Two different quotes, read Isaiah 53, and I quoted galatians goofball.
@@toadmaster7705 Galatians isn't Isaiah so that doesn't relate to chapter 53.
The amazing acrobatics performed here are astounding. You treat God's word like an obstacle course.
I wish G-d would give us his word
@@mrsatire9475 I'm Reading your comment trying to figure it out. You wish God would give us his word? He did it's called the Bible. That consists of the five books of Moses, The Prophets and the writings. In Hebrew it is Torah - Nevi'im and Ketuvim or the acronym TaNahK.
Actually you just need to read it. But you do need to read it in the original language or at least with a decent translation. When I see how Christian Bibles have massacred and molested and mangled clear texts because it doesn't sound exactly the way they wanted to sound it is sad beyond measure. Because people read these translations and think to themselves well how can Jews not believe in Jesus can't they see it's right here. And when we try to come back and gently explain that you've been deceived people get upset. Okay so I think we just need to agree to disagree. When the true Messiah comes the knowledge of God will cover the earth. Christians always want to know well how Jews know when their Messiah arrives. The answer is very clear. The whole world will be changed they will be no doubt that we have entered the Messianic age. So until then no acrobatics just plain reading. But it is kind of tiring when Christians who cannot even read Hebrew tell us what our Bible really means... Isaiah was a Jew speaking to Jews. We know exactly what Isaiah meant. The fact that Christians didn't like that message and had to deliberately change it is beyond our control. But you have the opportunity to spend the next 6 months of your life learning some basic Hebrew. If you do that you will no longer talk about obstacles you'll be asking for directions to the nearest synagogue...
@@davidkatz341 But that's been massacred, molested and mangled
@@davidkatz341 Since I posted this I've studied my transliteration Bible and answered these questions: if Jesus is the final sacrifice once and for all then why are we returning to animal sacrifices mentioned in Daniel and Ezekiel? If Jesus was born of a virgin how can he be the Son of Man? This observation: The "old testament" is clear that Gog will be from Greece and the new testament was written in Greek. How can Jesus be the Messiah of it's clear that the Messiah will sprout or resurrect, bring peace and build the temple from which the fountain of life comes from. The so called proof passages for Jesus were mistranslations and misunderstandings. How can anyone understand the command to pick up your cross daily? It's too subjective. The miss quotes in the new treatments when they refer to the Tanakh. I've always disagreed with Paul, so I just took that a bit further.
It interesting how some Rabbis try to make it seem like they know something that everyone else does not know. They make Jews so dependent on them that some Jews do not think that they can understand the Tanakh by themselves without the help of Rabbis. Isaiah 53 needs no "deep" interpretation, it is obvious that Isaiah 53 refers to Jesus the Messiah. Isaiah 53 is the scripture that leads to many Jews becoming Messianic Jews.
So the Rabbi explains the context, where Israel is explicitly identified as the servant, also he explains the Hebrew grammar in Isaiah 53 which very clearly points to not one individual, yet the readers, the theologically biased readers, don't put on, as Judge Judy would say, their listening ears. How sad. How pathetic.
Verse 8 refers to a transgression of my people Israel, a plague for them in the last 2000 years, a plague for them (Israel, who crucified the LORD YESHUA, a plague for them) The plural belongs to Israel. who made the Transgression (singular), but the righteous servant made an asham offering, pleasant to the LORD, because He had no sin in his life, therefore He was resurrected and saved many by carrying the sin of us ALL.
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I have a question: Who is your Lord?
I know who my Lord is.
Jesus Christ is the Lord my Shepherd.
Amen !
Amen
Your question is like asking who is your president if someone rallies against his corruption. We do research and find out if what the Rabbi says is true. Problem is most Christians spend their entire lives enjoying material things such as sports, money, cars, good food and do not study the Bible. But make scholarly comments like "Who is your Lord?"
Baruch HaShem! for you Rabbi!
Thank you Rabbi Singer.
I briefly scanned several other videos by Tovia Singer. In these videos he came off as poised and relaxed, with a calm demeanor in making his case. Not so much here. Much more agitated and irked in contending with the vivid language portraying Jesus. His discomfort with Isaiah 53 is palpable and bespeaks of the suppression of the true picture of Christ. As Marshall McLuhan said, "the medium is the message". Sometimes - as in this case - the tone of delivery and discomfort is more significant than the words spoken.
Avoiding appealing to Rabbi Singer's human ego, which I'm quite certain by now that he would dismiss, I'll only say this: Though I attended an Orthodox synagogue from the age of 10 through bar mitzvah, rarely did I ever hear my rabbi, the shammas, or any of the (quite learned) teachers take the time to explain fully what Tanach is saying to us, especially we young students. I am grateful to have encountered Rabbi Tovia Singer in my lifetime. I realize now that I was MUCH smarter than I ever considered myself...actually I thought very little of my grasp of information, especially ideas that weren't so clear to a young boy growing up in the 60's and 70's. Thanks in part to Rabbi Singer, I no longer view myself as a religious dummy. :) Had he been my teacher back then, I pretty sure that I would have followed Tanach (and Talmud) much more fervently. Thank you.
Lol he said a lot and nothing at the same time. Isaiah 53 is about Jesus Christ ❤️✝️
Please share the passages that mention "Jesus Christ"
Yes Jesus is the Messiah ❤
@@shanthishanthi7078 The Messiah will be known by everyone on the planet, during his lifetime. Jesus did not fulfill the requirements. He never even bothered to travel outside his region to spread the message, smh
Thanks again rabbi Topia. I love you so much as a human on this planet. It seems that you are one of the very few who are trying to spread the truth of the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob to ex
Christians like myself
If you are a Gentile, you need to keep the 7 Noahide laws. Good luck.
@@yahkamba7788 none of it is about jeZeus or xtianity. It is about the children of Jacob who’s name was changed to Israel. Refer to Hosea 11:1.
Hosea 11:1 “ I fell in love with Israel when he was a child; and I have called him My Son ever since Egypt.”
Never about Jesus.
@@yahkamba7788 Hosea 1:11 “when Israel was young I loved him, and from Egypt, I called my son.”
The text alone refutes your claims.
HOW can a SINFUL NATION be made to BEAR the SINS OF THE WORLD?!!!
The BLINDNESS of UNBELIEF is very PAINFUL thing!
Thank you HOLY SPIRIT for opening my eyes...🎉
You are correct. God is merciful and Isaiah 53 and the gospels tell us just how much. Only God Himself could provide a sacrifice sufficient enough and the sacrifice is Himself, who alone is perfect.
Every knee shall bow and every mouth shall confess He is Lord.
Amen.
Nah Satan is lord
@@RodneyKamusiime2004 Revelation 20:10 - The devil, who deceived them, was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet are. And they will be tormented day and night forever and ever.
Christ is King
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@@Christisrisen37 Have you ever looked into the origins of Yahweh? Or perhaps the origins of the book you just quoted?
@@Christisrisen37 Amen
Isaiah 53 is not spoken by kings. It is spoken by the people of Zion/ Israel/ Jerusalem described in Isaiah 52:1 when they see and recognize the Son of God - Jesus on his return.
Compare the parallels between Isaiah 52/53 and Zechariah 12 in the TANAKH.
Both the prophesies reveal 1) Deliverance of Israel/ Jerusalem by our Almighty Father at the end times, 2) Return of a 'glorified person' who was once rejected and trampled in Jerusalem, 3) Recognition of the above 'eminent person' by the inhabitants of Jerusalem/ Israel, 4) Surprise/ mourning of inhabitants of Jerusalem/ Israel for their mistake, and 5) Forgiveness and opportunity of purification for the inhabitants of Jerusalem.
Isaiah 52:14, 53:3/5/7/8/9/11/12 clearly identifies that Isaiah 53 is describing a person and not any nation or a collective body.
Again, Isaiah 53:6 thru 12 without leaving any doubts clarifies that the person spoken about suffered and died because of the transgressions of others.
And most significantly, in Zechariah 12:10, our Almighty Father Himself identifies above 'glorious person' as His only son - the First-born.
Who would qualified to be the glorious/ eminent person described in the above prophesies except Jesus?
@@Viraj.Pandithasekera just like Isaiah 53, Zechariah 12 is also based on translation errors
Interesting how the hebrew is different in this as well
"But he was wounded from (NOTE: not for) our transgressions, he was crushed from (AGAIN: not for) our iniquities." This actually does sound like the servent is the nation. Which Zion is called the servent in other areas in Isiah and beeeeeyond
Thank you Rabbi for this very clear explanation of Isaiah 53 and the absolute necessity
in the foregoing passages that introduce it. Baruch HaShem!
@@yahkamba7788 Are you a stalker?
@@yahkamba7788 Yep stalker, you literally went down the list and posted the same thing over and over again.
@@yahkamba7788 I hear you, but Torah is in direct opposition of any man dying for the sins of an individual or nation, much less an INNOCENT and RIGHTEOUS one.
So if we say that we believe in Torah and hold fast to its teachings, then it becomes CLEAR and EVIDENT that Isaiah 53 could not be about this NT Messiah. Otherwise, we are looking at two different narratives, What Yah says and what the NT says. The question is...Who will we believe?
@@yahkamba7788 go read Hosea 11:1. If you need more evidence I will gladly provide. Stop the nonsense.
@@yahkamba7788 are you a rabbi? Can you read Hebrew? Not Google translate or jps but actually read it.
Chapter 43 context: don’t fear Jacob, I created you, my plan of redemption has already happened from the beginning of creation, your going to have a long tribulation, but your mine and I will preform because of My Name and I love you even though you have played the harlot, we’re married, you’re mine, long into the future after the temple is destroyed and you’ve been scattered around the world I WILL bring you back into the land of the promise I made with Abraham, that faithful seed (singular) is precious and I WILL honor that seed because of that, for my names sake. Bring on the blind and the deaf, those who say they see and hear with understanding, No No, bring ALL the Nations too, let those goofballs speak if they can, I used them to discipline you and they were too dumb to know the mechanics of My Awesome Plan from before Elohim Created anything, this Rabble used the opportunity to usurp My Heritage, these self justifiers weren’t interested in My witnesses, they wouldn’t know the truth of My Plan if it hit them in the teeth, that precious Seed IS Faith, Abraham BELIEVED, he knew what “I provide MYSELF a sacrifice” meant and God counted his Faith that “God would do the job” as Righteousness, Abe even knew that the imperfect blood of Isaac could NEVER permanently remove and redeem all mankind’s sin, let alone the Sin of Jews, Abe knew God could present Mankind to Himself in Righteousness, God declares, “MY SERVANT WILL” in the fullness of time, in the time of His choosing God says My witnesses (the Jews) WILL understand… 43:10 Ye (Jews) My witnesses (plural) declares God, AND His Servant (singular) GOD Chose (for a purpose) that Ye (plural) will know and believe Me and understand (which GOD makes evident that Jews don’t know, believe or understand at the time of this utterance) that I’m He: (ie., GOD’S Servant IS the same upright Wall of righteousness as I Am) before Me (Elohim, plural) there was No “God” formed before Elohim anymore than there will be a “God” formed and afterwards (after His Redemption Plan for ALL mankind concludes) there’ll be none.
Isaiah 53 clearly is speaking about Jesus(Yeshua),but it's been told in Scriptures,some will believe that Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of God,and some won't believe.
Someday in the future all of Israel, all The Jewish People and the Entire World will know Jesus is The King of kings and Lord of Lords.
In the end of days, Gentiles will come to the Jewish nation. If the Christians were right Zecharia 8 23 would say that the Jewish people would ask the Gentiles for guidance.
Witnesses is plural, servant is singular.
Isaiah 43:10
My witnesses are you -declares the LORD- My servant, whom I have chosen.
To the end that you may take thought, And believe in Me,
And understand that I am He: Before Me no god was formed,
And after Me none shall exist-
The messiah is a human that is known throughout the world during their lifetime. But please share any passages that mention "Jesus" or "Yeshua"
It's definitly not. If you read 52 leading into 53, this is clearly the gentile nations speaking about the Zion as one.
It speaks of the nation of Israel, not Jesus.
True❤❤❤
Thanks for bringing the truth.
I was shocked when I learned that Judaism has the 7 Noahide commandments for all Gentiles.
The Seven Noahide Laws, as enumerated in the Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 56a.
Anyone who can influence a non-Jew in any way to keep the seven commandments is obligated to do so since that is what God commanded Moses our teacher (“Sheva Mitzvot Shel Benai Noach,” Hapardes 59:9 7-11, 5745)
With the coming of Christ Jesus there is no longer Jew or Gentile. And the Law will be written in their hearts.
@@abrahamskaria4645 jesus apparently already came, and he didn't conquer. He didn't do anything in fact, except steer people away from the one true God our Lord Almighty.
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@@abrahamskaria4645 he already came, and none of that happened. False messiah.
Watch the video! You've been deceived by pagan peoples, I'm sorry.
I have been atheist all my life and never knew much about Jesus. One God revealed himself to me and it completely changed me. Jesus is the truth, the life and way!
I found Mohamad and been very happy with my faith in Islam.
Rabbi Singer you are a blessing to this world! Thank you so much!
Rabbi Singer is so wonderful. There are no words that can sufficiently describe what a tzadik he is. I hope one day to merit meeting him in person and getting a bracha from him. I'm so tempted to click the buy button for his July tour.
Thanks for your great work as well. I love your videos.
@@D18.21 I hope you get to meet him as well. We share the same hope. What a blessing it would be to meet him. Thank you for your kind words 🙏🏼
@@yahkamba7788
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Stop running 🏃♂️ forest gump 🏃♂️
👉Where in the Hebrew Bible is the Messiah described as
despised,
Rejected, and
smitten👈
Nowhere.
Show us who was described as despised of men in Isaiah.
The suffering servant of Isaiah 53 is 100% Israel.
We are told explicitly who is referenced as 👉despised of men👈......
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ISRAEL!
Isaiah 49:7
7👉So said the Lord👈, the Redeemer of 👉Israel👈, "HIS" (Israel's)" Holy One (G-d), 👉about "HIM"👈 👉(Israel)👈 👉who is 👉"DESPISED"👈 of men👈, about "HIM" (israel) whom the nation abhors, about a slave of rulers, "👉Kings shall see and rise, princes, and they shall prostrate themselves👈, for the sake of the Lord Who is faithful, the Holy One of Israel, and He chose you."
Isaiah 53:3
3👉Despised and rejected👈 by men, a man of pains and accustomed to illness, and as one who hides his face from us, despised and we held him of no account.
Isaiah 53:4
Yet we ourselves esteemed him stricken, 👉smitten👈 of G- D and afflicted."
👉"REJECTED", "DESPISED" AND "SMITTEN"👈
Jeremiah 14
19Have You indeed 👉"rejected"Judah👈? Has Your soul 👉"despised Zion👈"?👈 👉Why have You 👉smitten👈 us and we have no cure? We hope for peace, but there is no good, and for a time of healing, but behold, there is terror.
RIP CHRISTIANITY!
Go repent of your idolatry!
@@yahkamba7788 Hosea 11:1, stop your nonsense.
*The key to understanding Isaiah 53 and who/what it’s about is in the first line which says: “to whom has the Arm of the Lord been revealed”*
What does it mean by ‘the Arm of the Lord’?
Throughout scripture we see reference to Gods ‘’mighty Arm’ or his ‘Right Arm’ which refers to Gods power/strength - but if we take a closer look at the text, the Arm of the Lord is actually a distinct ‘entity’ or ‘person’ for lack of better word. The Angel of YHVH is the Arm of the Lord, God’s presence manifested.
If we read Isaiah 40:10 it says:
“Behold, the Lord YHVH rules with might, and *His arm shall rule for him* , behold his reward is with him”
Pay particular attention to “His arm rules for him” this shows that the arm is the one that rules for YHVH, his own arm rules for him.
To be sure that the Arm is a distinctly identifiable ‘character’, we look to Isaiah 51,
Isaiah 51:9
“Awake, awake, arm of the Lord, clothe yourself with strength! Awake, as in days gone by, as in generations of old. Was it not you who cut Rahab to pieces, who pierced that monster through?
Was it not you who dried up the sea, the waters of the great deep, who made a road in the depths of the sea so that the redeemed might cross over?”
Again, Isaiah 63:12
“ who sent his glorious arm of power to be at Moses’ right hand, who divided the waters before them, to gain for himself everlasting renown”
Here, we see God sent his ‘Arm of power’ to be at Moses right hand - if we look back to the scriptures to see who was sent by Moses,
Exodus 23:20 says:
“Behold, I send my angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My name is in Him”
Here we see that God is send an ‘Malak’ ahead of Moses to lead the way for him, so this is the right Arm being referred to in Isaiah 63:12, and remember, this Angel bare the divine name of YHVH which is why God says he can forgive sin, this is God’s very presence, his divine name carries his presence.
If we are In doubt about this ‘Malak’ (Angel/messenger) which is referred to as God’s ‘glorious arm of power’, Exodus 33:14
“The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.”
So we see that God’s Angel that was sent to be at Moses’ side is the ‘glorious arm of power’ and ‘his presence’ according to Isaiah 63:12 and Exodus 33:14.
Further in Isaiah 63 it says
Isaiah 63:8-9
“He said, “Surely they are my people, children who will be true to me”; and so he became their Savior.
In all their distress he too was distressed, and the angel of his presence saved them.”
So you see - the Arm of the Lord is the one that brings salvation, God’s very own arm… as it is written:
*Psalm 98:1-2*
Oh, sing to the Lord a new song! For He has done marvelous things; His right hand and His holy arm have gained Him the victory.
The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the gentiles (nations).
“‘they may be ever seeing but never perceiving,
and ever hearing but never understanding;
otherwise they might turn and be forgiven!
😢 My God, I’m crying for you because you’re so close to the truth Rabbi, May the Lord God open your eyes and your heart - May the Lord God use your honesty and servitude for his great Kingdom. May the Lord God take you up and I pray you see the Messiah face to face and be in his holy presence for ever and ever. Wash ye clean and make you white as snow, give you white robes and bring you into the New Jerusalem.
It takes a special kind of person to have such patience as Rav Singer does.
*The key to understanding Isaiah 53 and who/what it’s about is in the first line which says: “to whom has the Arm of the Lord been revealed”*
What does it mean by ‘the Arm of the Lord’?
Throughout scripture we see reference to Gods ‘’mighty Arm’ or his ‘Right Arm’ which refers to Gods power/strength - but if we take a closer look at the text, the Arm of the Lord is actually a distinct ‘entity’ or ‘person’ for lack of better word. The Angel of YHVH is the Arm of the Lord, God’s presence manifested.
If we read Isaiah 40:10 it says:
“Behold, the Lord YHVH rules with might, and *His arm shall rule for him* , behold his reward is with him”
Pay particular attention to “His arm rules for him” this shows that the arm is the one that rules for YHVH, his own arm rules for him.
To be sure that the Arm is a distinctly identifiable ‘character’, we look to Isaiah 51,
Isaiah 51:9
“Awake, awake, arm of the Lord, clothe yourself with strength! Awake, as in days gone by, as in generations of old. Was it not you who cut Rahab to pieces, who pierced that monster through?
Was it not you who dried up the sea, the waters of the great deep, who made a road in the depths of the sea so that the redeemed might cross over?”
Again, Isaiah 63:12
“ who sent his glorious arm of power to be at Moses’ right hand, who divided the waters before them, to gain for himself everlasting renown”
Here, we see God sent his ‘Arm of power’ to be at Moses right hand - if we look back to the scriptures to see who was sent by Moses,
Exodus 23:20 says:
“Behold, I send my angel before you to keep you in the way and to bring you into the place which I have prepared. Beware of Him and obey His voice; do not provoke Him, for He will not pardon your transgressions; for My name is in Him”
Here we see that God is send an ‘Malak’ ahead of Moses to lead the way for him, so this is the right Arm being referred to in Isaiah 63:12, and remember, this Angel bare the divine name of YHVH which is why God says he can forgive sin, this is God’s very presence, his divine name carries his presence.
If we are In doubt about this ‘Malak’ (Angel/messenger) which is referred to as God’s ‘glorious arm of power’, Exodus 33:14
“The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.”
So we see that God’s Angel that was sent to be at Moses’ side is the ‘glorious arm of power’ and ‘his presence’ according to Isaiah 63:12 and Exodus 33:14.
Further in Isaiah 63 it says
Isaiah 63:8-9
“He said, “Surely they are my people, children who will be true to me”; and so he became their Savior.
In all their distress he too was distressed, and the angel of his presence saved them.”
So you see - the Arm of the Lord is the one that brings salvation, God’s very own arm… as it is written:
*Psalm 98:1-2*
Oh, sing to the Lord a new song! For He has done marvelous things; His right hand and His holy arm have gained Him the victory.
The Lord has made known His salvation; His righteousness He has revealed in the sight of the gentiles (nations).
This he plays, God knows, who he is inside in his heart, it is religion, he is not saved.
Saying “it’s poetry” doesn’t get rid of your issue. We Christians recognize that not all of scripture is written in a historical/biographical way, HOWEVER, that doesn’t mean it isn’t true. What do you think that just because the 7 day creation story probably isn’t factually correct, it’s not true that God created?
Which passages mention "Jesus"?
Israel is not the suffering servant.
Are you saying God is a liar?
Jacob is. His other name is Israel.
@@samael5782Jews said that.
@@samael5782 GOd (Ish EL, the Messiah) does not lie, nor does the Son of Man repent. He did die for you before the temple was destroyed (70 AD), there is no anoiting prince, but Yeshua (Dan 9:24-26).
Jesus is the suffering servant, moshiac ben joseph
Thank You so much Sir, Rabbi Tovia Singer.
@Tovia Singer
If Jesus cannot suffer for others, how then is it possible for the Jews to suffer for the iniquity of others??
We suffer BECAUSE OF the world's sin. Not FOR it.
@@aliahuskey tovi "Jews don't have a monopoly on suffering" LOL!!! Everyone suffers immensely throughout history... This is a Messianic prophecy... It doesn't say israel suffers because of our sins!! It says that This Messiah will suffer (FOR) our iniquities...
Pure deceiver...
Isaiah 49:6
he says:
“It is too small a thing for you to be my servant
to restore the tribes of Jacob
and bring back those of Israel I have kept.
I will also make you a light for the Gentiles,
that my SALVATION may reach to the ends of the earth.”
The Original (SALVATION) in HEBREW is actually - Yeshua (Jesus)
jews are NOT the light for the Gentiles... They are an exclusive people and live as such... they are the last people that want to be a light for the Gentiles...
@@polokucoch8112 Have you found any passages that mention "Jesus"?
@@mrsatire9475 Isaiah 49:6
@@polokucoch8112 you are the deceiver, believing in man made fables.
God's peace be with you, I just want to know who are these gentiles kings who are speaking at Isaiah 53:1-8 and how do we know specifically that it's them speaking. (If you can please provide biblical evidence and not supposed) Cause I can't see anywhere where it says it.
It's a known fact that the Messiah is coming out of the house of David. How can the whole nation of Israel be a Messiah?
That's not what he said. He said the nation of Israel is the suffering servant that will be freed once the Messiah comes but he hasn't come yet.
@@JustanotherAccount6284 No, he has not
May HaShem continue to bless and keep you Rabbi Singer ‘ ✡️✡️🇮🇱🇮🇱
Amen
Kol hakavod! Baruch Hashem we have you in our generation. Thank you for all of your hard work.
Be well!
Your teachings are very strong Rabbi Tovia... May Jesus Christ help you..
@@godblesskingsley8611
Go away idolater!
@@godblesskingsley8611
It is apparent that you only see what you want to see and hear what you want to hear, and God has allowed a veil to cover your eyes so that you are still unable to recognize truth.
Because of your ignorance, because you keep refusing to do your homework properly.
Go back and open your Bible Christian and follow the correct translation along with the video above and witness it for yourself.
The suffering servant was never about an individual person or messiah of sorts, but rather, an entire nation.
Because if you don’t, you will be accounted as one of many who will be shocked and dismayed with your mouth wide open and the mindset of being ashamed and disgraced.
Go on Christian, without delay.
@@godblesskingsley8611 Jesus can’t help anyone.
@@godblesskingsley8611 Jesus was not sacrificed.
A. Jesus showed he did not die on the cross.
B. Jesus showed he was not resurrected from the dead
C. How did God save Jesus from death when everyone saw Jesus die on the cross?
D. What is the message Jesus delivered after God saved Jesus from death on the cross?
E. Why did God make Jesus, Jonah and Isaac believe they would die and then save them?
A. Jesus showed he did not die on the cross.
Three days after the crucifixion Jesus said in Gospel of John 20:17 “I have not yet ascended to the Father” meaning Jesus has not yet died because Jesus has not yet ascended to God meaning God saved the life of Jesus..
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B. Jesus showed he was not resurrected from the dead.
Paul said Jesus gave him the following revelation.
1 Corinthians 15:35 “How are the dead raised (resurrected) in what kind of body will they (the resurrected dead) come?
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1 Corinthians 15:44 It is raised (resurrected) a spiritual body (however 3 days after the crucifixion Jesus showed that his body was a physical body which Mary could touch and by eating food and showing nail marks on his hand and a wound on his side to his disciples meaning Jesus showed he was not a resurrected spiritual body but was saved from death on the cross by falling into sleep on the cross and waking up after 3 days in his physical body in the same way as other people who appeared to be dead were only sleeping in their physical body in Gospel of Mark 5:39 "... The child is not dead but sleeping", Gospel of Matthew 9:24 "... For the maiden meaning the girl has not died but sleeps ..." and the Gospel of Luke 8:52 "... She is not dead but sleeping". ” … and Gospel of Luke 8:54 - 8:55 “…"Damsel meaning girl, wake up!" And her spirit returned).
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Paul in 1 Corinthians 15:35 and 1 Corinthians 15:44 said that the resurrected come in a spiritual not a physical body meaning the physical body of Jesus 3 days after the crucifixion shows Jesus was not resurrected from death but woke up from sleep in his physical body as foreshadowed before the crucifixion in Gospel of Mark 5:39, Gospel of Matthew 9:24 and Gospel of Luke 8:52 where sleep looked like death to everyone.
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C. How did God save Jesus from death when everyone saw Jesus die on the cross?
God can make people see and believe whatever God wills for example there are stories in the Gospel where people who know Jesus are talking to him like Mary in Gospel of John 20:15 who is asking a man if he has seen the body of Jesus and she does not recognise that she is talking to Jesus which shows how God can make people see and believe whatever God wants people to see and believe and explains how God saved the life of Jesus by making everyone believe Jesus was dead on the cross
To make Jesus fall asleep on the cross so that everyone believes Jesus was dead is the same thing that happened to Jonah when everyone believed Jonah was dead but Jonah was also saved by God.
God saved Jesus from death like God saved Isaac from death and like God saved Jonah from death.
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D. What is the message Jesus delivered after God saved Jesus from death on the cross?
Jesus was saved on the cross with sleep and woke up in his physical body after 3 days to tell everyone that he has not yet ascended to God meaning he has not yet died meaning he was not sacrificed for anyone’s sins and Jesus in this same verse continues explaining that he is not God in Gospel of John 20:17 when Jesus says he will go to "my Father (The creator) and your Father (The creator); to my God (my Lord) and your God (your Lord)," meaning Jesus is teaching that he is human like every human and he is not God like every human is not God.
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E. Why did God make Jesus, Jonah and Isaac believe they would die and then save them?
Every human is tested by God.
In the Gospel of Mark 15:34 and Gospel of Matthew 27:46 Jesus showed that he did not lose his trust in God when Jesus on the cross said “My God my God why have you forsaken me?’ and this is when God saved Jesus with sleep and woke up Jesus 3 days later to show that God does not forsake people who put their trust in God in the same way as Jonah was saved because he did not lose his trust in God and in the same way as Isaac was saved because he did not lose his trust in God.
Isaiah 53 does not say a man god idol pagan human sacrifice for sin thing would replace Torah laws with a Greek new testament 700 years later..
Absurd claim they have.
@@MultiRm The nation of Israel by the context
@@killerbee6484 So you take my sins then? How do you take them away?
He came to live the Law, not do away with them. Matthew 5:17 “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.
See the mystery of Torah is Yeshua. No Jewish person on Earth has lived that law to completion. Only one did. Them laws were not written for mortal man. They were for Messiah to live to prove who he was. The word is God. Isaiah 9:6 tells you who he is....
For to us a child is born,
to us a son is given,
and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
That is not Israel. You deny at your own will, its your life. He wasnt a human sacrifice, he wasnt killed in the name of any God.. He was already God, he was Gods own sacrifice for the world. He was the Lamb of God. His blood shed for everyone. Even Daniel says the Messiah will be cut off, before the destruction of the second temple. You will weep for Him, like he says you will.
Zechariah 12:10.
“And I will pour on the house of David and on the inhabitants of Jerusalem the Spirit of grace and supplication; then they will look on Me whom they pierced. Yes, they will mourn for Him as one mourns for his only son, and grieve for Him as one grieves for a firstborn.
Hi so I'm willing to possibly go with rabbi on this one though he sounds bonkers wrong on Daniel ... It's just ... If by the stripes of the heat's people the gentiles are healed when they repent ...
How much moreso does Jesus embody this message if one accepts the message of the Gospel ... And specifically ....
What is the point of the Jewish sacrifices if we only just kill animals over and over and they aren't painting a picture to point to Jesus or the Jewish message ....
It seems like the desire here is to exclude Jesus ...
But clearly this is a message Jesus embodies.
Dude clearly Isaiah is talking about Jesus just be real here
Just here to say that Jesus changed my life, He is my everything.
Jesus loves you guys and He wants to have a personal relationship with you.
It’s a decision in your heart ❤️ He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life
With all respect, a personal revelation can not go against the Sinaï national revelation. Torah is forever.
@@anti_missionary_mission Why is there a new covenant for Israel (Jer 31:31)?
@@benny-yj7pq because it's meant for a messianic period, see verse 34
And there will be no more war inside Israel, see verse 40.
וְלֹ֧א יְלַמְּד֣וּ ע֗וֹד אִ֣ישׁ אֶת־רֵעֵ֜הוּ וְאִ֤ישׁ אֶת־אָחִיו֙ לֵאמֹ֔ר דְּע֖וּ אֶת־יְהֹוָ֑ה כִּֽי־כוּלָּם֩ יֵדְע֨וּ אוֹתִ֜י לְמִקְּטַנָּ֤ם וְעַד־גְּדוֹלָם֙ נְאֻם־יְהֹוָ֔ה כִּ֤י אֶסְלַח֙ לַֽעֲוֺנָ֔ם וּלְחַטָּאתָ֖ם לֹ֥א אֶזְכָּר־עֽוֹד׃ {ס}
No longer will they need to teach one another and say to one another, “Heed GOD”; for all of them, from the least of them to the greatest, shall heed Me-declares GOD.For I will forgive their iniquities,And remember their sins no more.
Jeremiah.31.34
וְכׇל־הָעֵ֣מֶק הַפְּגָרִ֣ים ׀ וְהַדֶּ֡שֶׁן וְכׇֽל־[הַשְּׁדֵמוֹת֩] (השרמות) עַד־נַ֨חַל קִדְר֜וֹן עַד־פִּנַּ֨ת שַׁ֤עַר הַסּוּסִים֙ מִזְרָ֔חָה קֹ֖דֶשׁ לַיהֹוָ֑ה לֹא־יִנָּתֵ֧שׁ וְֽלֹא־יֵהָרֵ֛ס ע֖וֹד לְעוֹלָֽם׃ {פ}
And the entire Valley of the Corpses and Ashes, and all the fields as far as the Wadi Kidron, and the corner of the Horse Gate on the east, shall be holy to GOD. They shall never again be uprooted or overthrown.
Jeremiah.31.40
@@benny-yj7pq have you read Jeremiah 31:30? Here you are told that Jesus can't take away your sins. But you have a responsibility on your own:
כִּ֛י אִם־אִ֥ישׁ בַּעֲוֺנ֖וֹ יָמ֑וּת כׇּל־הָֽאָדָ֛ם הָאֹכֵ֥ל הַבֹּ֖סֶר תִּקְהֶ֥ינָה שִׁנָּֽיו׃ {ס}
But every one shall die for their own sins: whosoever eats sour grapes, their teeth shall be blunted.
Jeremiah.31.30
@@benny-yj7pq because this new covenant will be a sign that G-d never forsook his people. It will not replace the old, as Jeremiah explains that every Jew will follow the teachings (Torah) of G-d. This alone rejects Paul's statements that the law is a curse!
The new covenant is with the house of Israel and Judah. And everyone will be responsible for his own mistakes. See Jeremiah 31
Isaiah 52:4 describes Israel "being oppressed for nothing"
52:5 My people has been taken for nothing. His rulers boast," says the Lord, "and constantly all day My name is blasphemed.
Here in verse 5 we also find out, the the Israelite have been taken for nothing.
This "Rabbi" is a joke. On the one hand, he rejects vicarious atonement, but on the other he projects that same quality on his ethno-religious "club", but calls it something else. The more you look into these teachings, the more you realize that their objections to Christianity come more from their hatred of Jesus than they do from scripture.
If Jews died in the holocaust as atonement for sins for the world...then why are the Jews not rejoicing in there deaths??????? JESUS CHRIST died as a ransome,and atonement for sins of the whole world!!! You must accept Jesus Christ, repent of sin, be baptised in His name, and receive the Holy Ghost. Amen .
This is why Christians are Christians because Isaiah 53 is about a man who pours out his soul unto death (the Lord laid on him the iniquity of us all) and he bore the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors. Jesus fits this narrative as we know. No matter how or how many times this Rabbi (or any other Rabbi) tries to explain Isaiah 53 as not being about Jesus, it simply does not work; it is IMPOSSIBLE for it to be the whole nation of Israel undergoing this death.
Isaiah 43:10 “You are my witnesses,” declares the LORD, “and my servant whom I have chosen,
that you may know and believe me and understand that (I am he). ......
Before me no god was formed, nor shall there be any after me.
Who is (I am he)?
John 13:19 "From now on I am telling you before it comes to pass, so that when it does occur, you may believe that (I am He)."
John 4:26 Jesus said to her, “(I who speak to you am He).”
John 8:24 "Therefore I said to you that [you will die in your sins]; for unless you believe that (I am He), [you will die in your sins.]”
Thank you for sharing this
Aamzing explanation! Kol HaKavod, Rabbi
May G-d bless you and keep you safe Dear Rabbi.
Thank you for your support!
God is not God’s name
@@WhiteDove73-888 do you call your father by his name. Do your children call you by your name.
Todah Rabba!
This is about Yeshua
Thank you Rabbi Singer
why rabbi so disturbed and suddenly so defensive when the caller brings up Isaiah 53? HAHAHAHA bro is scared
I think you are still struggling your own self to interpret correctly even the before chapters to Isaiah 53, you are right that a few chapters God is talking specifically about the people of Israel but just before Isaiah 53 on chapter 52 13-15 I have a problem understanding your point of view when in those verses it says the following:
13 See, my servant will act wisely[a];
he will be raised and lifted up and highly exalted.
14 Just as there were many who were appalled at him[b]-
his appearance was so disfigured beyond that of any human being
and his form marred beyond human likeness-
15 so he will sprinkle many nations,[c]
and kings will shut their mouths because of him.
For what they were not told, they will see,
and what they have not heard, they will understand.”
This is where someone os being introduced as a not alike a human, nations will be astonished, He will be exalted, then go and read chapter 53. Read carefully as this is the introduction of a being that is described by the prophet most know is what we know Yeshua
How can his appearance be “disfigured beyond any human being” but christian doctrine says that word was made flesh. Aka human?
@@ThegamerofdeathHD
That’s really easy to understand.
He came down to earth, walked talked and breathed in human flesh, just like us and when it came to His death and brutal beatings, they beat Him up so much that His body was barely recognisable
"He will be exalted" - That didn't happen for Jesus, instead they killed him
@@mrsatire9475
Well, death is part of the exaltation, for He committed Himself to God in perfect obedience unto death….
Hereby perceive we the love of God, because HE laid down His life for us: and we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren
For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit
There’s tons of verses about His death and the profound understanding/depth of what death means and how it works spiritually
@@chrome_glass8278 You'll twist the Word of G-d to fit your narrative. The messiah is supposed to be a human, known throughout the world in their lifetime, not after they die. Besides real G-ds don't die, they are immortal, that's what makes them G-d
"The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers so that they can not see the light of the gospel that displays the glory of Christ who is the image of God." 2 Corinthians 4 v 4.
Well they can’t get to the “gospel” because it’s an unclear message! Can anything unclear become doctrine and come from God? Who’s perfect she doesn’t lie and doesn’t trick people or make things difficult to find!
Problem is there’s no prophecy of the virgin birth or God needing to send himself to die for a blood sacrifice.
Even when you “study” the new test like a scholar would, not like a Christian does (pray about it and read it all into one big story)
Because the Christians were not all lock step actually most disagree with each other on what they believe!
Peter and Paul didn’t agree on the gospel message 🤷🏼♂️… and yet Paul being so prideful in what he says claims he’s the one who’s right here.. not Peter, the one who Jesus trusted the gospel to and Peter got to learn directly from Jesus himself!! Yet prideful Paul says he’s right.
It’s frustrating to figure this all out sir.. and I have to ask myself if it’s so hard to figure out and I clear. Is this even from God? Or something that was created by man and anytime an issue or contradiction pops up they try to put a bandaid over it. The new test is FULL of bandaids.
And that’s not saying the Old Test is perfect either 🤷🏼♂️ .. I’ve found my own issues there where God contradicts himself!
So I DO NOT SAY anymore that the Bible is perfect and without error and God breathed etc etc..
Kings/nations are in the third person.. Isaiah says "Lord, who shall believe OUR report.." is First person plural= God and Isaiah. I don't think Jews will like hearing that you think "goyim" (nations) are speaking "Lord who has believed our report?" Please. It is Isaiah's book, he was the one sent to preach the message. John 12:37-41 say "Isaiah said" three times... Sooo I think I will trust John
You are liar. Lishmuatenu means "our heard"
With Respect to Rabbi Tovia, I will have to agree with the caller saying Isaiah 53 is clearly talking about the Messiah Jesus Christ. Yes, it is using highest prophetic languages, so does Gods knowledge and wisdom to all human kinds to understand it.. it's the message in context that is very important and the message deliverance to who, for what purpose to the Jews and the rest of the world? I don't agree with Tovia by saying that if you don't agree with him, then him, Tovia won't waste his time with those people?? This is insane when you yourself exposed yourself to the public on such... The truth is this, not only Jews knee the true God like the olden days, but look around the world today, listen to the world of those whom embraced Christianity and follow the true teachings of Jesus'Christ in the New Testament is undeniable to know the truth about God's devine IN the Trinity.
MAY THE LORD PROTECT, GUARD AND LEAD US TO THE EVERLASTING.. AMEN
Keep the 7 Noahide commandments and stop promoting idolatry.
I read that the synagogues stopped reading Isaiah 53, that seems strange
@@hrvatskinoahid1048
that's all you have, oh foolish Galatian who has bewitched you?
Christians and Jews both serve the same God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. To one the Servant is a stumbling stone and a cause for offense, to the other He is a Saviour and Deliverer. Yet both serve the same LORD and worship one God. May God bring about a marvelous work to turn the hearts of the children to their fathers in these last days!
Could someone help me out? I'm trying to determine where the basis of the claim that ch. 53 is from the perspective of the gentile kings? The end of 52 says the kings shut their mouths, but I see nothing to indicate they take the speaking role. Can anyone substantiate this calim?
Read Rashi's commentary.
Kings/nations are in the third person in 52.. Isaiah 53:1 says "Lord, who shall believe OUR report.." is First person plural= God and Isaiah. John 12:37-41 say "Isaiah said" three times... So "Rabbi" is incorrect.
Exactly! Rabbi Singer claims to be reading in context; but the context says the kings have nothing to say. The ones speaking are redeemed Israel (cf. Zech. 12:10).
@@jamesdavidian7717 No, your translation is incorrect. That's blasphemy
Great teaching Rabbi Tovia Singer! Thank you for being a light to us! we were so lost in a false religion and many still are! Thank you!!!
@@yahkamba7788 BS!
@@yahkamba7788 all xtianity did was create more separation from h-d by the people who follow their teachings.
Ps 2:12: "Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way, when his wrath is kindled but a little. Blessed are all they that put their trust in him."
@@Son-wx4kc May I ask you a question? This verse You cite and support of your Christian belief correct? You believe it refers to Jesus correct? Will you bet you're faith on that? Perhaps before you throw this quote out you might want to read it in Hebrew.
@@davidkatz341 shalom. I base my faith on the entier Tanakh. I'll look it up in Hebrew.
And Jesus answered and said, while he taught in the temple, How say the scribes that Christ is the Son of David?
For David himself said by the Holy Ghost, The LORD said to my Lord, Sit thou on my right hand, till I make thine enemies thy footstool. David therefore himself calleth him Lord; and whence is he then his son?
What do you think about it?
@@Son-wx4kc when you see it in Hebrew we'll see two things in both verses you quote first of all it does not say kiss the Son. In Hebrew the word bar means purity. In Aramaic it means son. The same is true in Psalm 110. There is the name of G-d and then a very different word which means master. Christians translate the two words both as Lord. It's outrageous. Psalm 110 begins with these two Hebrew words:
לְדָוִ֗ד מִ֫זְמ֥וֹר
The lamed in front of the name of King David means of. So it says of David, a Psalm. It is about King David not by King David. But if you look on line on Google all the apologetics says otherwise. Oh and it's Psalm 2 the proper translation is not kiss the Son but to serve with purity. Christians can believe what they want to believe. They can interpret in any way they want but this is just outright deception.
@@davidkatz341
יְֽהוָ֗ה אָמַ֘ר אֵלַ֥י בְּנִ֥י אַ֑תָּה
God (Yahweh) say to me My son you (are).
בְּנִ֥י -son
Are you speak Hebrew?
@@davidkatz3412:12
בַ֡ר
Google also translates as the noun 'son'
I love your Hebrew teaching the alphabet and the daily Hebrew teaching.But I can't stomach the rejection of "your" Messiah.The LORD Jesus Christ. 1 day you'll see ...every knee will bow and every tongue will confess. Yeshua is LORD to the Glory of God The Father. Isaiah 45:23...
Phlippians 2:10-11 ❤
Thank you for your comment. You sound like a nice fellow. I confess that I am baffeled that you believe in Jesus. Nevertheless, I wish you well. Shalom
thanks for the shiur
Jesus is King!!
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@@squizzy86 except that he never was a king, not was he from the tribe of David
No, Donald Trump is 😅.
Read Psalm 145
How you can totally miss Isaiah 53 and not understand that it’s talking about the Messiah Jesus Christ is simply amazing.
You should read 52. None of it is about jeZeus.
Keep the 7 Noahide commandments and leave Jews alone.
The rabbi just explained it
@@ruthies2447 The Rabbi is lying and he may or may not know the truth and you can look at the replies in the above thread and go to the Bible verses that show that Jesus Christ is the Jewish Messiah.
@@leecogdell652how so?
*The Servant is Israel, not once, all over the place, in the singular.* Rabbi Singer is a preacher for us Gentiles.
Fifty years ago I read another rabbi who thoroughly explained why the Suffering Servant is Israel.
But like many Catholics & Protestants I was too indoctrinated in Christology and church doctrine, a powerful habit to break.
We don't recognise these things because we know if/when we do it means a big life change... I know coming to God absolutely changed my life. It's only when we knock the walls down and dig deeper we start to see what we've been missing out on. Turned out the thing I used to make fun of, is the very thing that has completed my life lol x
@@deuteronomy6.4bw
This putz wee wee again. Let's all get a gander at the character of jezeus.
The servant commits no violence, let's see if the actions of Jesus live up to that standard.
Isaiah 53:9
Deaths-plural
The exact opposite!
Jesus was killed with the wicked (two thieves) and had his grave with the wealthy.(Joseph of Arimethea) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yup, seems your authors got a little confused with the orientation of events.
WHOOPS!
9And he gave his grave to the wicked, and to the wealthy with his kinds of death, because he committed no violence, and there was no deceit in his mouth.
Jesus death was with the wicked and his grave with the wealthy!
No violence?
Luke 12
51 Do you think I came to bring peace on earth? No, I tell you, but division.
52 From now on there will be five in one family divided against each other, three against two and two against three.
53 They will be divided, father against son and son against father, mother against daughter and daughter against mother, mother-in-law against daughter-in-law and daughter-in-law against mother-in-law.”
Luke 22
He said to them, “But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.
What a violent and barbaric individual he is portrayed as!
@@deuteronomy6.4bw I mean we could kiwis could define corruption just by saying Joe Biden lolol. Tell me one thing that's worse about Israel than America. Anything? From where I'm standing, America is far worse than Israel. Just saying.... Like, far worse.
@@deuteronomy6.4bw 'Israel is the opposite of righteous,' you say, Brandon.
Is this why Jewish men, women & children were so brutally persecuted by unrighteous Christians for two thousand years ?
From the cruel words of St Augustine to the first Jewish ghettoes set up by the popes, from Martin Luther & Calvin to the Russian pogroms, from the innocent Jews slaughtered in their the thousands by the Crusaders to the Shoah in Christian Germany.
Yes, blame the unrighteous Jews who only asked to worship the one holy God in peace.
@@deuteronomy6.4bw
Tell us where Isaiah 52-54 says
Messiah,
Atone, and
Sin
Nowhere idolater.
The explanation of Philip in acts 8:26 regarding Isaiah 53 settles the matter.
So it means the whole nation of israel is 'a man of sorrows' - as in verse 4 -, and that israel died without descendants, and his life was cut short in midstream - as in verse 8.
When did that exactly occure?
What of Isaiah 42: 1-9.. Which servant does it talk about... is it not the same servant..
Isaiah 43:10
Jesus Himself said the Jews would betray Him. Whats the point here? Messiah has come and He is Jesus, who is God.
Yeshua is all over the Tanakh!
Joseph compares to Jesus.
You will see how he was a prophetic portrait of the Messiah around 2000 years BC (Before Christ).
You will see evidence of how Joseph's life displayed Yeshua (Jesus) in the Torah (First 5 books written by Moses). His story takes up over 25 percent of the book of Genesis.
Why?
Joseph the Father's most favored son, he also had prophetic dreams from God, that showed all of Israel bowing down to him. Later he was sent out of Hebron (Means Fellowship) to his brothers, the shepherds of the fathers flock. He found them at Dothan which means "Laws and Customs". That is exactly what Jesus, God the son did, he left fellowship with the Father, and found the shepherds of Israel leading the flock into the laws and customs. His brothers conspired to murder him, sold him for pieces of silver, and handed him over to the Gentiles.
Later, he was falsely accused and put down into the place of the condemned. But, he was raised up out of that place, and brought before the throne. It was there that only he was found worthy, he was made the right hand man to the throne, and given a Gentile Bride.
Later, during the seven year time of great trouble, the famine over all the face of the earth, his brothers come back to him. They thought he was long gone, out of their lives, but then they find out that HE IS ALIVE! They were afraid, but then Joseph tells them not to be afraid, that they meant it for evil, but God meant it for good to save many people. HE THEN SAVES ALL OF ISRAEL.
Amen, so many comparisons to Jesus in the Tanakh. Only the blind don't see them.
No.
There's not a single mention of "Jesus" in the Tanakh!
@mrsatire9475 The first of the Navi'im (Prophets) listed is Joshua. His name is "Jesus" in the Greek and Yeshua in Hebrew. Joshua was picture and portrait of Jesus because he was born of the House of Joseph, and he was able to bring the people into the promised land when Moses (Represents the Law) could not.
@@WholeBibleWithGeorgeCrabb No, you're mixing everyone up, smh
Thank u Rabbi! Your a gift to this world!!
Not him, but the One that was *born of a virgin,* he, instead, would be *another* Jesus VICARIUS FILII DEI.
As with ALL that have added to or have taken away FROM the Word of Life.
Thank you so much Tovia Singer! I love your teachings of truth..
Tovia doesn't have the Holy Spirit, how can he have truth?
@@Citcam1 Antisemitic pagan nonsense
@Herobeans Jesus shamed you with your false concepts of God and you don't like it
@@Citcam1 You believe God is 3 in 1 and that Jesus is somehow 100% human and 100% God. You're the one who's misguided
@Herobeans you don't know what I believe your assuming I belive what the carnal visible Christian church does, and I do not nor want anything to do with there lies about God
I embrace the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. he is one with Jesus Christ. Human suffering could never cover sin because we never were able to resist all sin and be killed for it. Suffering is a result from our sin; before and after Christ's first coming. God does not leave His people guessing like this.
Suffering is not necessarily from sin. The righteous suffer.
Clear and concise explanation, easily understood…skid marks once again!
It's not that easy to refer Isaiah 53 to the nation of Israel. Why have so many Rabbis in history neglected to read Is. 53 in their synagoges? Because it refers so clearly to Jesus. Why did Jesus die on Mount Moria, the exact place where Abraham was supposed to offer his son? And isn't it astonishing that Jesus, the Lamb of God, died exactly on Passover, even around 3 pm, the time when the priests kill the passover lamb?
These are clear references to Jesus who bore the sins of this world. How can Israel as a nation bare our sins?
For an interesting discussion on Is.53 please check out "Isaiah 53 - Is it Israel or the Messiah?" on the channel "ONE FOR ISRAEL"
Also in Ps 22 there are clear references to Jesus death. "My God, why have you forsaken me?" and "they have pierced ma hands and feet" even though David couldn't have known anything about crucifictions, this is a prophecy. And they "threw the dice for his clothing" clear reference to Jesus.
@@torstenkugler4801 simple, if you kill someone they bear your sin! it is really that easy. the problem with christians is they read vicarious atonement INTO this chapter and thats where they are making a grave mistake. nobody can die for another person as a ransom (Ezekiel 18:20, Deuteronomy 24:16). therefore "bearing sins" simply means "suffering as a consequence of". if you stab someone, they bear your sin because you sinned, but their suffering is not an atonement. And AFTER the non Jews see that the Jews were right the whole time, this brings immense healing as we finally are able to connect with the True Indivisible and Incorporeal God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob DIRECTLY.
Also Jews read the weekly Torah portion, they don't purposely leave out Isaiah 53, they only focus on Torah (in Synagogue) but many Jews read the entire Tanakh at home lol so that is a misconception.
@@torstenkugler255 interesting. the verse clearly says "like a lion they are at my hands and my feet", I recommend you looking up Psalms 22 in a Hebrew Bible because the church completely CHANGED that verse that is so crazy
"The Rabbis said: His name is 'the leper scholar,' as it is written, Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him a leper, smitten of God, and afflicted."
Babylonian Talmud : Sanhedrin 98 B
No , it is not the people of Israel . Its a man ... Read Sanhedrin 98a and b
Yes it is the people of Israel. Read the Bible, which Christians dont do. Ever.
@@eurech Nop. Khazars are not the small remnant Israel. Go to consult Rav David Yisroel Weiss.
@@eurech if you are right , why HaShem would use the words יָר֧וּם וְנִשָּׂ֛א for as you claim, describing the people of Israel in Isaiah 52.13?
When He refers to himself as אֵֽרֹומָ֔ם עַתָּ֖ה אֶנָּשֵֽׂא in isaiah 33.10 , and isaiah 6.1 describes Him עַל־כִּסֵּ֖א רָ֣ם וְנִשָּׂ֑א
Kuzari Isaías.52.13 - Kuzari - 35. Al Khazari: How can this serve as a comparison for Israel, as it is said: 'Surely he has borne our griefs?' That which has befallen Israel has come to pass on
My point is that Israel is not a honored Messiah for using the same words ( Daniel 7.13) See Rashi :Daniel.7.13 - Rashi - one like a man was coming That is the King Messiah.
Peace. Be safe for whats coming .
Early Rabbinic writings say it was absolutely Messianic prophecy, it was considered Messianic before Jesus and there are writings from the second century and after that attest to it. Later Rabbis discussed how they keep it from the followers purposely. This dude myst have got the memo. Jesus is Lord, King of kings, the bond servant sent to live in the suffering and die as the lamb, and to rise to inherit the throne. Prase Jesus.
@davidkratz
You sound like someone who refuses to look where you don’t want to find something, or someone.
Namely, the Messiah, Moses and the Prophets spoke of: Jesus-Christ.
Bow before Him here and now, or after you have passed away from this life.
Thank you so much! I am currently converting and I watch your videos every week as part of my own study ❤
Converting into a lie? Judaism is a fake religion
This is GREAT!! Baruch Hashem for Rabbi Singer! I hope christians can listen to this video with a clear and open mind and learn how they've been deceived and misled into idolatry.
@@TruthimiusMaximius
Sorry idolater but God isn't a man. Worshipping a man as god is what makes you, you guessed it, an idolater.
Nehemiah 9:6
👉"YOU ALONE ARE THE LORD"👈
6You alone are the Lord; You made the heavens, the heavens of the heavens and all their host,
Hosea 11:9
👉"FOR I AM GOD AND NOT A MAN"👈
9I will not execute the kindling of My anger, I will not return to destroy Ephraim, for I am God and not a man. In your midst is the Holy One, and I will not enter a city.
Isaiah 45:5
5I am the Lord, and there is no other; besides Me there is no God: I will strengthen you although you have not known Me.
Isaiah 46:5
👉"TO WHOM SHALL YOU LIKEN ME.... THAT WE MAY BE ALIKE"👈
5To whom shall you liken Me and make Me equal and compare Me that we may be alike?
Isaiah 46:9
9Remember the first things of old, that I am God and there is no other; 👉I am God and there is none like Me.👈
@@D18.21 so you mean Avraham was an idolater when he bowed down to a man and called him LORD ? In Genesis 18? Or Moshe when he bowed down before the Burning Bush??
@דאנקן ארמסטרונג Christianity and English keeps mistranslating so much and then they totally misunderstand what they mistranslated and corrupted.
@@DanNaim400 , bowing down is just a sign of respect. 'Abraham also bowed down to people. Do you think he was worshipping them?
E.g. Gen 23:12: "And Abraham bowed down before the people of the land."
@@yahkamba7788 Now tell us in Hebrew.
This was an eye-opening video for me. I didn’t realize Christians have been mistranslating Isaiah 53 this whole time. Thank you, Rabbi
תודה רבה
lol Wonder if "Trinitarian-Christians" read the whole Isaiah 53 chapter because it more accurately applies to a Christ being the Messiah not to a God? The narrative gets blown because it appears the suffering servant will get a "Portion" amongst "the greats"... If Jesus was God this couldn't be consistent. The New Testament is consistent with the Old Testament except the people who decipher and claim they know how to read it unfortunately have no clue about the Jewish traditions and culture of the Jewish community who wrote it at the time.🤦♀
@@courtneyhumphries5957 Yes but according to christians even if you accept Jesus as the messiah, if you dont recognize him as God in the flesh you will still go to hell
@@courtneyhumphries5957 What violence had the Jews done over the centuries, not counting the Zionist movement from the 20th century to the present? There were a lot of false accusations against the Jews, and the Jews suffered greatly for that, even the pious Jews who observed the commandments of the Torah. That's why it's Israel who is the suffering servant in ch. 53.
It was the Romans, not the Jews, who killed Jesus on the cross, and I'm sure they didn't kill him because of his false claims, which show that yes, there was indeed deceit in his mouth.
Take another look at this video. Rabbi Singer shows us one of the passages in Isaiah that prove that Jesus was never G-d; 43;10 at 8:46 in the video. Of course G-d tells us over and over again, not just in that verse, that only He is G-d, and no one else ever. That means Jesus is not G-d.
Please go back and listen carefully to what Rabbi Tovia says. Listen to the whole video and please pay close attention. He is very clear, and he is right.
He doesn't know what he is talking about
@@bernardasare7257 who?
Please , please, come on.... Don't continue rejecting or twisting the words of Bible, ie Isaiah 53. You know very well its describing Jesus and sin. We all in some way commit sin, God allowed this beautiful man called Jesus to die without committing sin not even 1. Isaiah 53 was wriiten 600 years before his birth. Yet, with respect you Rabbi , twisting the narrative , is like lying to God. Please folks 53 meaning is about Jesus and sin of mankind. I pray to you Rabbi or teacher to teach the truth as you know in your heart ...God bless
Sure sounds like you're doing a lot of word Gymnastics to try to say it's not Jesus.
Most Jews invested too much time in not believing in Yeshua Messiah so they they knowingly live in denial while knowing Yeshua was the real Messiah. It's hard for them to acknowledge it with a hardened heart. But if they would just really accept it they would get blasted by the Holy Spirit. The most Godly experience that they ever felt.
Most Christians have invested too much time in believing in "Jesus" is the Messiah so they they knowingly live in denial while knowing "Jesus" was not the real Messiah. It's hard for them to acknowledge it with a hardened heart. But if they would just really accept it they would get blasted by the Holy Spirit. The most Godly experience that they ever felt.
For the transgressions of "my people".
Who's my people?
If the suffering servant is israel, then who is Israel's people? Last time I checked I don't belong to any Jewish nation.
Not sure god commanded the jews to own me.
Isaiah 53 is talking about the righteous seed of David. The suffering servants the prophets, kings, and priests of the house of David. That called constantly for all israel to return to the Father. And yes, the priests of the chosen seed of David, Zech, jer 33:22, Psalm 18:50.
Jeremiah 11:19
@@ScottPreterist Cherrypicking verses out of context leads to a strong delusion.
@@RoseSharon7777 Isaiah 53 is about Jeremiah and other prophets
@@waitandsee9345 have you even read the whole Talmud to understand what it is?
Exactly King David is the Messiah
As I've commented before, I am one of those Christian's who did Teshuvah and am now converting to Orthodox Judaism.
Gentiles need to keep the 7 Noahide commandments. They have no obligation to convert to Judaism.
Welcome home
we are all guilty sinners deserving of judgement and the lake of fire, God Out Of His Love And Mercy Provided A Saviour Lord Christ Who was anointed against the day of His burial by a woman named mary, died for our sins, Bare them in His body, God Rose Him from the dead the third day, if we now put our faith In Christ, confess Him out loud as Lord (not saying the sinner's prayer), then after confess To God and turn from all sin, get baptised, out of heart forgive others God Can Forgive us our sins And Give us everlasting life as a gift, we must stop sinning, our rebbelion must end otherwise there is destruction coming, now, this very moment is time for salvation
@@lb7625 Your hero caused the Jews to be slain by the sword, their remnants to be scattered and humbled, the Torah to be altered, and the majority of the world to err and serve a god other than the Lord.
@@hrvatskinoahid10481 Kings 14:15
[15]For the Lord will strike Israel, as a reed is shaken in the water. He will uproot Israel from this good land which He gave to their fathers, and will scatter them beyond the River, because they have made their wooden images, provoking the Lord to anger.
Isaiah 53
He was despised and rejected by mankind,
a man of suffering, and familiar with pain.
Like one from whom people hide their faces
he was despised, and we held him in low esteem.
4 Surely he took up our pain
and bore our suffering,
yet we considered him punished by God,
stricken by him, and afflicted.
5 But he was pierced for our transgressions,
he was crushed for our iniquities;
the punishment that brought us peace was on him,
and by his wounds we are healed.
6 We all, like sheep, have gone astray,
each of us has turned to our own way;
and the Lord has laid on him
the iniquity of us all.
7 He was oppressed and afflicted,
yet he did not open his mouth;
he was led like a lamb to the slaughter,
and as a sheep before its shearers is silent,
so he did not open his mouth.
8 By oppression[a] and judgment he was taken away.
Yet who of his generation protested?
For he was cut off from the land of the living;
for the transgression of my people he was punished.[b]
9 He was assigned a grave with the wicked,
and with the rich in his death,
though he had done no violence,
nor was any deceit in his mouth.
10 Yet it was the Lord’s will to crush him and cause him to suffer,
and though the Lord makes[c] his life an offering for sin,
he will see his offspring and prolong his days,
and the will of the Lord will prosper in his hand.
11 After he has suffered,
he will see the light of life[d] and be satisfied[e];
by his knowledge[f] my righteous servant will justify many,
and he will bear their iniquities.
Jews are so close! So close! To the truth. And right at the cusp they turn their back. JESUS IS KING. The Messiah, The Christ. On the day of judgment I know this will be the truth for it was already written and God does not make false promises.
Isaiah 53:5-6
Do you really believe that the Jews as a nation suffered on behalf of the gentiles? Ridiculous reasoning. When you refuse to accept the truth, all you do is twist and turn.
Have you ever read at least all four servant passages?
The context is clear and a cut off of some verses may completely reverse the whole meaning!
Do you really believe that God drowned all the babies and animals on Earth not on a single boat due to the sins of gentiles? Ridiculous reasoning. When you refuse to accept the truth, all you do is twist and turn.
@@mrsatire9475 I am an atheist, my arguments are only concerned
I am an atheist, my arguments only concerns the false and abusive use of the Tanach by Christians.
The idea of the Noachian flood is in itself so ugly more ugly than the holocaust.
@@WMedl I did not write to you.