Happy Hanukkah to You, dear Rabbi Simon Jacobson, to Your People, and to each human being aspiring to the Grace of freedom from The Lord, The Most-High, The Holy One.
Whatever gifts and graces that came my way in my early years of life i took without gratitude. Not in a mean spirited way but of not knowing the true value of gratefulness. For me freedom has its hardships and rewards me with the blessings of eternal gratitude.
Our founding Fathers claimed freedom for all....and freedom of religion......but they forgot about the Indigenous Peoples Rabbi ...or should i say, forced them into serving a foreign religion....I hope we all learned something from that....I thank Creator for the Jews and the American Indigenous Peoples....and other good People's on the Planet...Your videos are always appreciated dear Sir....❤
Always be kind, always have hope....indeed the message is the same, freedom ...freedom of spirit ✨️ and the heart leaps amongst the clouds ⛅️ into the Earths 🌎 dark skies...bright..so bright...like stars 🌟
Making a Menorah out of a Brass twin sized bed headboard, brass howitzer bottoms, and brass lugnuts, that are getting harder and harder to source these days..
Jesus grant me strength. I seem to bear the weight of the world on my shoulders as a single mom, I often face challenges that can seem insurmountable especially with raising two children with special needs. I’m trying to balance everything but Lord I’m struggling to make ends meet, to pay bills, and to put food on the table for my children. Jesus hear my prayers.❤️💕
First, I pray that G-d gives you the strength & wisdom to meet the challenges that you face. Though seemingly overwhelming, those who suffer much will be granted the greater reward. Look for the joy in each day. I do find a Rabbi's channel an interesting place to pin a prayer to Jesus. Would explain why? As a non-Jew, I look to the Rabbis on TH-cam wisdom & understanding Torah/the "Old Testament". (Out of respect, I do not look to mix non-Jewish dogma there unless asked.)
I've seen this exact prayer - (nearly?) word for word, elsewhere over the months, or year or two..., which is rather strange as one doesn't usually pray such a personal prayer 100% the same over a year or two. I didn't take note of the person posting it, nor will I now, since names can be changed. If you're genuine & not trying to suck money & sympathy out of ppl, join a group. Encouragement & company, connections & hope goes a long way in helping us over life's hurdles. Do a lot of praying, & crying out to Gd. Do it in a place where u can be unrestrained, where u can raise your voice without others hearing, and weep with abandon if u need to... but where it's never the less still safe. It always helps to look very deeply within, soul-searching, journalling your life- & family-history over & over until u see where the problems began; ... pray the Psalms, & repent of anything that caused u to be so isolated in the 1st place. It would surely be a result of your personality & choices. All this quite likely resulted from a secular / Xian / pagan upbringing which formed your personality & choices. While u had no control over your upbringing, yet, u need to see your unhealthy choices & the root where they come from: a Torahless worldview, & feel remirse, & mourn your losses. We need to look back & ask the generational reasons for our pain, and repent even for that - without blaming anyone. Your parents, siblngs, your ex, etc., also can't help that they grew up secular & away from Torah. Has anyone grown up perfect? No! Only Gd is the sourse of healing, & His Torah makes even the simple wise, & restores the soul. Torah is the answer, & contains the answer. Therefore, I encourage u to begin studying the weekly Parshah & read entire prophet books through in one or two sittings so that u have the context, & so that u don't grab onto favorite Xian loose misquoted verses which seem to - but don't - point to jZeus! Memorize Psalms, then do what they say. Memorize where the Texts are, and learn Hebrew so that u understand Gd's Word better. Make a healthy habit of saying the blessings ("brakhot") & prayers; ... dance & sing, even if alone. Take up a hobby of sewing, knitting, etc., guitar &/or piano, art &/or photography, writing, gardening, sport / excercise - even if one or two daily walks - animals, &/or anything else beautiful & healthy that will validate you as a person, will take your mind off negative things, & will relax u. While we engage in activity, our mind will meditate on the Word, as long as we've filled our hearts with it & love it. Shalom.
🩵🕎🫶 CHag Chanukah Sameach ~ חג חנוכה שמח
Thank you Rabbi Simon for the message! Happy Chanukah! 🕎... Thank you Hashem for the freedom you give us!🔥
Happy Hanukkah to You, dear Rabbi Simon Jacobson, to Your People, and to each human being aspiring to the Grace of freedom from The Lord, The Most-High, The Holy One.
Happy blessed Chanukah🕎✨🪄💫⭐🌟☀️🤍🕊️Thank You ❤️🌹
… and the music did not interrupt our ability to concentrate on what you were saying. Thank you.
HELLO 👋 GOOD TIDINGS FROM NORTHERN ENGLAND 🏴 HAVE A JOYFUL NEW YEAR.
Happy Hanukkah from Ireland 🇮🇪
Shalom I am blessed to have found you!!
BH love it!
Thank you Rabbi Simon. I'm grateful that it was ruled for freedom. Happy Chanukah !
(Notes ) 📝 when we have a bad day, we often go to sleep, in hope of a much better tomorrow. ❤🎉😊
Whatever gifts and graces that came my way in my early years of life i took without gratitude. Not in a mean spirited way but of not knowing the true value of gratefulness. For me freedom has its hardships and rewards me with the blessings
of eternal gratitude.
The candels and the staircase brings to mind : the staircase to heaven. May God bless you all
Shalom happy Hanukkah, thank you rabbi god bless
Indeed, freedom and liberty 🗽 is a great human need, so is hope. 😊
Our founding Fathers claimed freedom for all....and freedom of religion......but they forgot about the Indigenous Peoples Rabbi ...or should i say, forced them into serving a foreign religion....I hope we all learned something from that....I thank Creator for the Jews and the American Indigenous Peoples....and other good People's on the Planet...Your videos are always appreciated dear Sir....❤
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Always be kind, always have hope....indeed the message is the same, freedom ...freedom of spirit ✨️ and the heart leaps amongst the clouds ⛅️ into the Earths 🌎 dark skies...bright..so bright...like stars 🌟
Making a Menorah out of a Brass twin sized bed headboard, brass howitzer bottoms, and brass lugnuts, that are getting harder and harder to source these days..
R Simon jacobson
Anywhere, So Long as it Be Free: A Study of the Cohen Family of Richmond and Baltimore, 1773-1826 מה המחיר עבורנו
Jesus grant me strength. I seem to bear the weight of the world on my shoulders as a single mom, I often face challenges that can seem insurmountable especially with raising two children with special needs. I’m trying to balance everything but Lord I’m struggling to make ends meet, to pay bills, and to put food on the table for my children. Jesus hear my prayers.❤️💕
First, I pray that G-d gives you the strength & wisdom to meet the challenges that you face. Though seemingly overwhelming, those who suffer much will be granted the greater reward. Look for the joy in each day.
I do find a Rabbi's channel an interesting place to pin a prayer to Jesus.
Would explain why?
As a non-Jew, I look to the Rabbis on TH-cam wisdom & understanding Torah/the "Old Testament". (Out of respect, I do not look to mix non-Jewish dogma there unless asked.)
I've seen this exact prayer - (nearly?) word for word, elsewhere over the months, or year or two..., which is rather strange as one doesn't usually pray such a personal prayer 100% the same over a year or two. I didn't take note of the person posting it, nor will I now, since names can be changed.
If you're genuine & not trying to suck money & sympathy out of ppl, join a group. Encouragement & company, connections & hope goes a long way in helping us over life's hurdles.
Do a lot of praying, & crying out to Gd. Do it in a place where u can be unrestrained, where u can raise your voice without others hearing, and weep with abandon if u need to... but where it's never the less still safe.
It always helps to look very deeply within, soul-searching, journalling your life- & family-history over & over until u see where the problems began;
... pray the Psalms, & repent of anything that caused u to be so isolated in the 1st place. It would surely be a result of your personality & choices. All this quite likely resulted from a secular / Xian / pagan upbringing which formed your personality & choices. While u had no control over your upbringing, yet, u need to see your unhealthy choices & the root where they come from: a Torahless worldview, & feel remirse, & mourn your losses.
We need to look back & ask the generational reasons for our pain, and repent even for that - without blaming anyone. Your parents, siblngs, your ex, etc., also can't help that they grew up secular & away from Torah. Has anyone grown up perfect? No!
Only Gd is the sourse of healing, & His Torah makes even the simple wise, & restores the soul.
Torah is the answer, & contains the answer. Therefore, I encourage u to begin studying the weekly Parshah & read entire prophet books through in one or two sittings so that u have the context, & so that u don't grab onto favorite Xian loose misquoted verses which seem to - but don't - point to jZeus!
Memorize Psalms, then do what they say. Memorize where the Texts are, and learn Hebrew so that u understand Gd's Word better.
Make a healthy habit of saying the blessings ("brakhot") & prayers;
... dance & sing, even if alone.
Take up a hobby of sewing, knitting, etc., guitar &/or piano, art &/or photography, writing, gardening, sport / excercise - even if one or two daily walks - animals, &/or anything else beautiful & healthy that will validate you as a person, will take your mind off negative things, & will relax u.
While we engage in activity, our mind will meditate on the Word, as long as we've filled our hearts with it & love it.
Shalom.