Yiddish is a language, used by millions of people in Eastern Europe for hundreds of years. To say that its not a language, is insulting. There is a language developing in America, that I call Yeshivish, for lack of a better word. That is the language their talking and the language Ashkenazi Orthodox Jews think in. I'll give you an example "My daughter's morah just became a Killah. Not only is that syntax incomprehensible, just translating the non English words doesn't tell you what I'm saying. Just translating the non English origin words, the sentence is My daughter's teacher just became a bride. What I actually said is my daughter's Hebrew teacher just got engaged. And even thats wrong, Not her Hebrew teacher, her religious studies teacher. And the subtex, and its probably the first sentence in a whole conversation.
I love Ben's intellect and thoughtfulness. He uses facts and is a master speaker and great debater. It's a pleasure to watch him speak at Universities.
Armenian Christian Concervative from Utah....sending a giant shout out to Ben & to the Rabbi's... Thank you for a wonderful interview 🙏 Keep up the great work & God Bless
I’m a Latter-day Saint ( Mormon is a nick name given to us by people who burned down our homes so LDS is a little more hip) and live in Utah. The Jewish people have a very VERY special place in our collective heart. I don’t understand why so much hate is AGAIN coming to the Jewish community. It makes me beyond frustrated and angry. I adore Ben and watch him every day. It’s fantastic to have a man of faith involved in the American political game.
What a delightful interview! I wouldn’t have seen this if I hadn’t been on Ben’s notification list. So thankful to have found y’all. I’ll be looking in again. And please do the second session and ask more questions.
What Shapiro does for Orthodox Jewery is amazing, spreading the word by attraction not by missionary manipulation. Just incredible. It’s incredible to see a kippa on so many screens. His buzz is what is needed right now. Noach is the word of the free world!
I love Ben Shapiro and I’m super glad he was on. I really like when Ben includes parts of his beliefs and scriptures in his podcast. And I like hearing the words even though I don’t understand them lols.
By the simple action of being a Ben Shapiro fan, I've learned so much about Judiasm. I did not know anything about the sufferings the Jewish people have endured throughout the past 2000 years. Clearly everyone knows about WWII, but he as shone a light for me. Thank you Ben.
I came here because I wanted to know about Ben’s move to Florida. I stayed and listened to the whole podcast because I find Judaism very fascinating and, as a Christian and Catholic, I looked for things our two faiths share. Very well done.
Excellent conversation. It was very interesting discussion to hear other areas of Ben’s life. I’m a Catholic Christian, and a long listener of Ben’s show. I’m curious why talking about Abortion would be political? It would also be interesting to have some videos that explain some of these Hebrew words spoken and what they mean. I’m sure it would be helpful for Jews who may be currently not observant, but want to become more active, as well as for Christians. Shalom
@@sriddle3569 How any of that relates to Ben is, not at all. He lives in Florida and the business is in Nashville after moving to them from California.
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 Because Ben mentions it often and it is a running joke on his show. I do not think Ben lies about his wife. She is a doctor.
I'm Christian and I enjoyed this very much. I grew up in NY and my mother's best friend - from kindergarten til death did them part at age 65 - was Jewish and we were brought up considering 'Jews' as that family we loved. So no 'agenda' here. I do sometimes have questions about 'our' Books of the Bible (wink) and some about the Old Testament; if I were to ask those questions here, would that be ok?
There's a lot out here that is very interesting if that's what you are looking for. Jews for Jews etc. And about Judaism youtube is full of it,from basics to inspirational /intellectual Rabbi Manis Friedman,Rabbis Sacks,Rabbi YY Jacobson,Rabbi Simon Jacobson,Rabbi Akiva Tatz etc
@@JoshBroide Thank you so much for your kindness! I saw this video years ago and it touched me in a very special way - the Rabbi is wonderful, of course, very charming, but his explanation of the 23rd Psalm was a revelation! It made me wonder what other things we misunderstand? th-cam.com/video/8z_1dING_uI/w-d-xo.html The world being what the world is, I wasn't comfortable just walking into a synagogue to ask questions - I've been looking for someone I could talk with, ask questions. It's ok if you laugh but I also bought Judaism for Dummies and The Torah for Dummies to try to find answers. But nothing takes the place of friends sitting at the kitchen table. If you wouldn't mind, is there a safe way for me to give you my email address? Please be assured, I come with an open heart and in all respect. Thank you so much.
first of all, no, the Torah forbids any Jew at least from reading books about how to worship idols, which it's been established by the rabbis that yushkah is an idol, also gentiles are forbidden from learning the Talmud except regarding the parts that deal with the 7 mitzvos of Noach, the punishment for gentiles for reading more than that is execution by decapitation, even if we currently don't have the courts to do so, this is the law of G-d which is destined to be carried out one way or another, so that wouldn't be a good situation for any of us Second, the truth of something is not dependent on how someone feels by reading it, it's dependent on where it comes from Third, you're acting like both of our points are equal, they are not, the Talmud was passed down directly from Moshe who recieved it through the 40 years in the desert and taught it to millions, and in general it was passed down through a very specific list of people mentioned at the beginning of Mishneh Torah (that part may be permitted for gentiles to read), and that claim is substantiate through thousands of years of direct teacher to student tradition that all the official Jewish courts agree on, whether it be sefardic or askenazic etc, and can be directly traced back by means of any family tree of any Jew in the world right now, if one were to go at most 10 generations back they can find a direct Torah/Talmud teacher who can himself verify who he learnt from etc so the way back to the list mentioned in Mishaneh Torah that goes back to Moshe getting it from G-d That is the claim being made regarding the Torah, what claim it's made regarding the NT? Again, it doesn't matter what it said, it matters where it comes from, what is even the claim here? Another point made earlier that seemed to have been skipped, but I would recommend reconsidering it now: The NT and other yushkuh groups deny the Talmud midrash and Zohar entirely (if they didn't then they wouldn't accept yushkuh since he is denied openly in all of them), which means they believe that the written Torah itself want given with any explanations, they believe only it itself was given from the Creator with nothing else, correct me if this assumption is wrong If it's not wrong, that means they believe the Creator of the universe, at least originally, only gave the literal written word of the Torah without any explanations at all If this is the case of what they are claiming, that means that they themselves have an opening contradictory position, that doesn't even need to be disproved from other sources _ The reason it's contradictory is because the Torah means "law, instruction" it's literally filled with law after law, especially after the exodus, do this, don't do that, or else this and this punishment. For example it says not to worship any idol and not to every make a graven image, or else one would be punished with the death penalty _ The thing is, it doesn't say what kind of idols, it doesn't say who can or cannot make them, it doesn't say the material they have to be made of in order to be liable to the punishment, it doesn't say how one must worship it in order to be liable to the punishment, it doesn't give any details at all in the slightest, so how can it give such a serious punishment, of not even one detail was given at all? _ _ According to us, it's not a problem, because the Talmud and basic methods for the Torah analysis as well as a direct appointment of people with the authority to do such analysis to derive laws were all directly given by the Creator of the universe at literally the exact same time as the written Torah, in some specific cases even right after Moshe was given the verse, they already had the courts judging it according to the explanation Moshe recieved along with it, and that claim is substantiated through thousands of years of direct, documented tradition that can be independently verified through the family history of any Jew in the world right at this moment _ But according to the December 24thians who deny the Talmud ever existed before it was written down, then why would the Creator of the universe give a bunch of jibberish nonsense to millions of Jews and expect them to follow it for at least a while? How were they supposed to know any details of anything they were given? It says 'don't do this or else be stoned' but it doesn't even say what 'this' is! It's totally ambiguous and could be interpreted by anyone to mean anything, if ONLY the written word was given without it's direct explanation and methods of derivation etc., but if that's the case then how could it be a book of LAW with the expectation of being enforced? And if it was never meant to be enforced then why would it contain punishments for specific actions? Why would the Creator of the universe do this at all? _ It can be hard to believe that the refutation to literally all forms of yushkuh-ism is really so simple,, but this is the frustration the Jews have lived with for almost two thousand years, we weren't ever allowed to speak up, whether there would be debates the Jews would either win in a landslide or be threatened by the kings etc to lose in purpose, by the entire basis is completely contradictory, and billions have been fooled by their ancestors, _ I really hope you read at least the above two paragraphs and think about it, please don't be hesitant to continue asking more questions if you have them, but just know that when faced with a list of options, it stands to reason that the simplest answer is the correct one
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 First, allow me to thank you for the great thought and devotion you've given to this comment. Second, a couple of things I don't understand - by 'Dec.24thians' I suspect you mean Christians but I have no idea what yushkuh is. You're very knowledgeable so I think you know that as I am Christian, I/we accept the books of Moshe (Moses, as we call him). I'm not asking you to believe 'my' books of the Bible. I was looking for someone friendly to help me understand Psalms.
ROUGH TRANSLATIONS / DEFINITIONS: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Puskin Halacha - make a religious ruling on Jewish law Daf Yomi - specific page a day of Torah learning Shul- synagogue Davening - praying Hessed- loving kindness Tzeduka - charity Hashem - God Torah - "Old Testament" Sefarim - Religious books of learning Shabbos - Sabbath Halachot / Halacha - Jewish laws Bracha - Blessing Parsha - Scheduled Weekly Torah reading Tanach - canon of Hebrew bible Gemara - rabinical analysis on background of Jewish law Avraham Avinu - Abraham the Patriarch Davar Torah - like a tiny little Torah sermon Mishnayas - provides background of Jewish law Rabbanam - Rabbis Schmooze - small talk socializing, coffee talk Yidden - Jews
As a Hebrew speaker, their pronunciation of these words isn't really correct, and you too wrote them wrong, And some of your explanations aren't true either. Pusky-Halacha(פוסקי הלכה) Daf Yomi (דף יומי-daily page) - It is a specific page learned on a specific day, but it's not from the Torah, it's from the Talmud. Shul- That's not the word for synagogue, in Hebrew it's Bate-Kneset (בית כנסת) Davening- It's not a thing at all. Hashem ('השם, ה)- That doesn't mean g'd, the literal translation is "the name", the second commandment in the Ten Commandments forbids bearing his name in vain, so Besides prayer, we don't say his name, and instead they say "Hashem" or other titles. Torah- (תורה) The five books given to Moses by g'd which is only part of the Tanach (תנ"ך) that is what Christians call "the Old Testament". Sfarim (ספרים) it's just means books. Shabbos\ Sabbath- These are both not the right pronunciation, and they're wrong about it, too, it's Shabat (שבת). Halachot / Halacha- Halacha is the singler form, and Halachot is the plural formת it's the same word (הלכה, הלכות). Parasha (פרשה) D'var Torah (דבר תורה) Mishnaya (משנה) -an analysis of the Torah To determine the Jewish law, the Gemara, also known as the Talmud is an analysis of that. Rabbanim (רבנים) the plural form of rav (רב) Rabbi in english. Schmooze- I have no idea what you meant.
@@יעללוי777 A lot of the words are Yiddish based like daven (prayer) and shabbos (shabbat). It is not necessarily wrong, it is actually is needed. For a language to be real it needs dialects and variations. It wasn't until 1948 that modern Hebrew became the language of Israel and now its more European in nature compared to Biblical Hebrew (Semitic language).
@@R.N.19 Don't lecture me on my language. Yiddish isn't really a language in itself, it is a mixture of German with Hebrew (and a few other languages), and the Hebrew words in it are accented, and because of that they sound different from their Hebrew origin, it doesn't mean that they are meant to be said that way. And modern Hebrew isn't at all a European language, it is simply a dialect of biblical Hebrew. It's the same language, a modern Hebrew speaker will understand the Bible and will not need a translation, the grammar is a bit different, but it is totally the same language. Modern Hebrew was spoken long before 1948, it was a complete process that began from the end of the 19th century together with the entire Zionist movement that advocated back to Israel and back to the Hebrew language. People like Eliezer Ben Yehuda expanded the language and established new words based on existing Hebrew. Say the word camera in Hebrew (מצלמה) Matslema, it's built from the word Tselem(צלם), which is the biblical word for image, and is taken from the verse about the creation of man in the image of g'd. all modern Hebrew is built like this, it's in no way European.
Great job!!! I’m catholic but was inspired to grow more deeply in my faith after hearing this interview...I’m was really moved that you truly live your faith...please take the time to explain the Jewish faith for those that are not as familiar...once again great job... thank you
@@dennischanay7781 @alluso There's a lot out here that is very interesting if that's what you are looking for. Rabbi Manis Friedman,Rabbis Sacks,Rabbi YY Jacobson,Rabbi Simon Jacobson,Rabbi Akiva Tatz etc
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 Don't know enough to ask a question! I do admire the orthodox theology, worldview, lifestyle, from the little I've seen. The whole package. Seems like a good way to live in concert with and in contradiction to modern life.
Thank you all for sharing with us the importance of Torah and Learning. It is the light that sustains the Universe. Ben Shapiro knows that without Torah, all is meaningless. May his example bring all peoples to search for truth. Being a good person, a good husband and father is what every community needs. Thanks again.
@@yourwayoryahwehtestedbyfir681 I am glad you found meaning in your life. Just realize Jesus worship for us is a provable joke. No offense. Don't waste your time trying to convert Jews. Or "save," us. There are over 6 billion people who need to be saved. Get busy.
I’m 36 years old and I was born in 1984. My Ema is Jewish, I wasn’t raised observant. Ben is amazing and represent our generation well. Thank you Ben. Just don’t do anymore interviews with Morgan.😂😂😂
I enjoyed the interview, we got to see another side of Ben... But I was constantly pausing the video to google all these hebrew words; maybe next time you could clarify for us non jews what these words mean. Thank you.
@@Maidenelle7 I googled most words and kind of understand the meaning, but around 44:45 the rabbi asks something about “daph?” and Shapiro mentions “daphiome?” several times. What’s that? Thank you
@@rudydominguez196 "Daf" means "page." "Daf Yomi" refers to the daily learning regimen of covering one page of Talmud per day. It's an international program that originated about 100 years ago in Poland. Everyone follows the same schedule, completing the entire Talmud in a 7 and 1/2 year period.
@Vincent Cuttolo Ben mentioned on his show that he moved to Florida with a small contingent to produce/manage his show and would be travelling back and forward to Nashville quite a bit! Prefers Florida for family/ religious reasons.
Also would be good if people like Ben could help others less fortunate in terms of how they survive in the world. Perhaps he does help, I don't mean giving money but helping people who have limited job skills, he is in a position from a professional perspective, these are more helpful than giving money oftentimes. Would like to hear about some of these initiatives if they do exist.
Rabbi Efrem, your framing of getting your interviewee to share things where you are "the only address" where they would share it is great - solid. Will definitely start tuning into your podcast.
I guess the Daily Wire moved there, but he'll commute, as necessay. Boca is a nice place to live and probably more akin to Israel's weather for his wife's preferences
So not that I believe everything in it, but thirty years ago I read the URANTIA book (which is the name of our planet according to this person who received transmission from some kind of alien force): They said this planet is under Quarantine, like we are all in jail here and can not be connected to the rest of the universe any longer. Like Georgia was a penal colony and also Australia, in truth I think the story of Adam and Eve is the story of being DISCONNECTED from the "SOURCE" of all light and love because of the fall of spirits here that will not come out of this place unless they get redeemed, restored to their state of UNITY with the universe, with God: Jews supposedly are the people who come out of this quarantine, get connected and bring the light here so others can come out. Christianity is the WAY it works for it is written in Isaiah 19, Egypt my people (the Egyptians were supposed to start this process), but...........Assyria the works of my hands (Assyria is Christianity in the Old Testament, and Israel my inheritance, once the connection is remade with the HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL, the God of Israel who is supposed to bring an end to the quarantine on this planet. Like bad prison movies, there is a hierarchy of evil controlling evil and it is understood by all. Same here, Satan the god of this world is connected to all our carnal minds, which is the 'seed of the serpent' that is in all of us: God put him at enmity with the seed of the woman (the good root of the tree of knowledge, which is our brain), and if we find the good root, the MASHIACH -Messiah within us and DENY OUR SELVES (the evil root, the carnal mind) then the OIL, the anointing will RISE to bring us out of quarantine that is imposed on everyone else, no matter how small or large of a carnal mind (EGO) they have. There is an education process and the whole thing can be done in one life time or we can go through many bodies to be reconciled to the HIGHER MIND that brings us back into UNITY with all. because death is not of the body but of the soul that is disconnected from its source. Bottom line, this world is ruled by a spirit that is ANTI LIFE, ANTI LOVE, ANTI LIGHT (yes Anti Christ): There are so many schemes going on and so many people who have no choice it seems but to go for the lesser of two evils all the time which is true. BUT if the heart grows weary enough, and tired of the abuse of the evil that rules this quarantined place, they can make a decision to come out and the HELP IS THERE. If you want it, it is there and then you can reconnect and in due time, the reconnect will be here in this earth when those who choose good, life, light over darkness, evil and death, will outnumber them. Till then, we are just going to watch the show where the players root for those whose evil most matches their own desires.
I understand why people who are not fluent in Hebrew use the American pronounciation TOR like the dark web browser but this in not correct especially someone who flaunts his Jewish education and knowledge I would expect to pronounce correctly. Anyone who reads from the Torah for the congregation will be corrected on any mistake they make in the word they are pronouncing, I expect no less from someone who identifies as a knowledgeable person in Jewish liturgy as he does.
So New, how is this Ben Shapiro am Orthodox Jew? Just because he wears a black style Kippot, we don’t see him acting as a Yid? No beard, payots, never makes any videos about anything to do with Judaism? What gives? Other then wearing a black Kippot, what Teshuva has he done to further his relationship with HaShem?
As an Orthodox Jew, I call anyone keeps Shabbos Orthodox. I've also heard him talk about kashrus and taharas hamishpacha. Yes, he doesn't keep all the mitzvos perfectly, but don't we all have things to work on?
@@KoriEmerson Where did you check? At the end of Shmiras HaLashon (Hilchos Rechilus 9:15), the Chofetz Chaim writes that the prohibitions against Lashon Hara and Rechilus do not apply to reshaim and kofrim and that it is, in fact, a mitzvah to mock such persons: “מצוה לפרסם דעתם הכוזבת לעיני הכל ולגנותם, כדי שלא ילמדו ממעשיהם הרעים.” “It is a mitzvah to make their false opinions public before all, and shame them so that others do not learn from their evil deeds.”
The Mitzvah is not to cut the corners of your beard with a razor-there are many kosher electric shavers. And the sideburns may not be cut off. My sons for instance shaved until they became a father. And their payos are long enough to wrap around their ears. And trust me they are very charedi. None of them have smart phones, and the only one with a (strongly filtered) computer in the home, needs it for work.
Jayk - Yeshua fulfilled the 4 Spring Feasts on each exact day they were celebrated: 1. Passover - Death 2. Unleavened Bread - Burial 3. First Fruits - Resurrection 4. Shavuot - Sent His Holy Spirit
Jayk www.jesusfilm.org/blog-and-stories/old-testament-prophecies.html “For dogs encompass me; a company of evildoers encircles me; they have pierced my hands and feet - I can count all my bones - they stare and gloat over me;” - Psalm 22:16-17 ESV “He keeps all his bones; not one of them is broken.” - Psalm 34:20 ESV ““And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and pleas for mercy, so that, when they look on me, on him whom they have pierced, they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only child, and weep bitterly over him, as one weeps over a firstborn.” - Zechariah 12:10 ESV “For these things took place that the Scripture might be fulfilled: “Not one of his bones will be broken.” And again another Scripture says, “They will look on him whom they have pierced.”” - John 19:36-37 ESV
@@JDRusse11 ok sure, but the Jewish people in general have been observing the 4 feasts every year for 3333 years, including this year, what makes him special? Also where can you show me in the tanach a clear definition for what the messiah is that is dependent on those things? Last I heard the messiah is one who spreads the teachings of Torah to the whole world, causing all of the Jewish people to do teshuva and return to all the laws of the Torah, causing Hashem to gather them from all ends of the Earth, along with the miraculouslly revelation of the third temple, as it's mentioned in Rambam last 2 chapters, can you provide me somewhere in a Torah source that gives a definition for messiah as one who keeps the 4 feasts, even though every Jew does so?
God bless the marvellous Jewish people -- I love you with all my heart !!!
And guess what?
I'm Christian :)
@@avikent6769 lashon hora!
Welcome to south Florida Ben! I hope you love this beautiful state.
welcome to the South Florida community Ben! Its sunny, us jews fit right at home here. You and your family will love it here!
Yiddish is a language, used by millions of people in Eastern Europe for hundreds of years. To say that its not a language, is insulting.
There is a language developing in America, that I call Yeshivish, for lack of a better word. That is the language their talking and the language Ashkenazi Orthodox Jews think in.
I'll give you an example "My daughter's morah just became a Killah. Not only is that syntax incomprehensible, just translating the non English words doesn't tell you what I'm saying.
Just translating the non English origin words, the sentence is My daughter's teacher just became a bride. What I actually said is my daughter's Hebrew teacher just got engaged.
And even thats wrong, Not her Hebrew teacher, her religious studies teacher. And the subtex, and its probably the first sentence in a whole conversation.
With a bunch of heretics th-cam.com/video/wYHKZX_r9Ug/w-d-xo.html
I love Ben's intellect and thoughtfulness. He uses facts and is a master speaker and great debater. It's a pleasure to watch him speak at Universities.
WoW I *LOVE* Ben Shapiro and his Family. I always keep them in my prayers
Armenian Christian Concervative from Utah....sending a giant shout out to Ben & to the Rabbi's...
Thank you for a wonderful interview 🙏
Keep up the great work & God Bless
What do you think about the utah culture?
I love how Rabbi Goldberg pointed out the hand of God was directing Ben out of real estate law and leading him to where he is today!
I’m a Latter-day Saint ( Mormon is a nick name given to us by people who burned down our homes so LDS is a little more hip) and live in Utah. The Jewish people have a very VERY special place in our collective heart. I don’t understand why so much hate is AGAIN coming to the Jewish community. It makes me beyond frustrated and angry.
I adore Ben and watch him every day. It’s fantastic to have a man of faith involved in the American political game.
This is awesome! Watching from Bangkok, Thailand.
Welcome to Florida, Ben!
Yessir
where in south florida is he, I live in boca raton
@@Anthony-lr4bk he lives bout 5 min away from u
Loved this interview! Thanks!
@@dmenwatson1954 LOL, thats awesome
What a delightful interview! I wouldn’t have seen this if I hadn’t been on Ben’s notification list. So thankful to have found y’all. I’ll be looking in again. And please do the second session and ask more questions.
What Shapiro does for Orthodox Jewery is amazing, spreading the word by attraction not by missionary manipulation. Just incredible. It’s incredible to see a kippa on so many screens. His buzz is what is needed right now. Noach is the word of the free world!
Excellent interview!
Thank you 🙏
I’m a Catholic but I love and respect the Jewish people and faith! ❤️ 🇮🇱
I was about to comment the same thing!
Same
🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🤝
I love Ben Shapiro and I’m super glad he was on. I really like when Ben includes parts of his beliefs and scriptures in his podcast. And I like hearing the words even though I don’t understand them lols.
I love the way that and everything they said about how it all came to be along with a very insightful view of the main point.
@9:55 Ben Shapiro interview starts here.
He moved to South Florida, and his company "The Daily Wire" is based in Nashville, TN.
By the simple action of being a Ben Shapiro fan, I've learned so much about Judiasm. I did not know anything about the sufferings the Jewish people have endured throughout the past 2000 years. Clearly everyone knows about WWII, but he as shone a light for me. Thank you Ben.
Loved watching this. Thank you for a great show.
Wonderful convo
great questions and guest! bring him on again please!
Amazing how humble Ben is with all his success!
I came here because I wanted to know about Ben’s move to Florida. I stayed and listened to the whole podcast because I find Judaism very fascinating and, as a Christian and Catholic, I looked for things our two faiths share. Very well done.
Me too! On all counts! The move, appreciation for Judaism, Catholic, and shared views!
The Old Testament
Excellent conversation. It was very interesting discussion to hear other areas of Ben’s life.
I’m a Catholic Christian, and a long listener of Ben’s show.
I’m curious why talking about Abortion would be political?
It would also be interesting to have some videos that explain some of these Hebrew words spoken and what they mean. I’m sure it would be helpful for Jews who may be currently not observant, but want to become more active, as well as for Christians.
Shalom
Good interview Rabbis. You should interview Dennis Prager next!!! He is the most Torah knowledgeable public Jew in the world!!!
As a Christian I stand with Jews and their right to have a state of their own. God bless Israel!!!
Ben lives in Florida but his company is based in Nashville, TN. He must spend a lot of time in the air.
Most of Nashville Jews are relatively new within last 25 years leaving states like NY, NJ
@@sriddle3569 How any of that relates to Ben is, not at all. He lives in Florida and the business is in Nashville after moving to them from California.
And Ben's wife is a doctor.
How do you know, have you seen her credentials
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 אתה שואל
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@@benjaminless3269 she is a doctor but alot of that information is fake. Her information on what kind of Doctor she is and work space is protected.
Israeli, she is Morrocan , beautiful
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 Because Ben mentions it often and it is a running joke on his show. I do not think Ben lies about his wife. She is a doctor.
Awesome!
Rabbi Broode is fangirling so hard :)
I'm Christian and I enjoyed this very much. I grew up in NY and my mother's best friend - from kindergarten til death did them part at age 65 - was Jewish and we were brought up considering 'Jews' as that family we loved. So no 'agenda' here. I do sometimes have questions about 'our' Books of the Bible (wink) and some about the Old Testament; if I were to ask those questions here, would that be ok?
Happy to talk (561) 702-3864 R" Josh Broide
There's a lot out here that is very interesting if that's what you are looking for. Jews for Jews etc. And about Judaism youtube is full of it,from basics to inspirational /intellectual Rabbi Manis Friedman,Rabbis Sacks,Rabbi YY Jacobson,Rabbi Simon Jacobson,Rabbi Akiva Tatz etc
@@JoshBroide Thank you so much for your kindness! I saw this video years ago and it touched me in a very special way - the Rabbi is wonderful, of course, very charming, but his explanation of the 23rd Psalm was a revelation! It made me wonder what other things we misunderstand? th-cam.com/video/8z_1dING_uI/w-d-xo.html
The world being what the world is, I wasn't comfortable just walking into a synagogue to ask questions - I've been looking for someone I could talk with, ask questions. It's ok if you laugh but I also bought Judaism for Dummies and The Torah for Dummies to try to find answers. But nothing takes the place of friends sitting at the kitchen table. If you wouldn't mind, is there a safe way for me to give you my email address? Please be assured, I come with an open heart and in all respect. Thank you so much.
first of all, no, the Torah forbids any Jew at least from reading books about how to worship idols, which it's been established by the rabbis that yushkah is an idol, also gentiles are forbidden from learning the Talmud except regarding the parts that deal with the 7 mitzvos of Noach, the punishment for gentiles for reading more than that is execution by decapitation, even if we currently don't have the courts to do so, this is the law of G-d which is destined to be carried out one way or another, so that wouldn't be a good situation for any of us
Second, the truth of something is not dependent on how someone feels by reading it, it's dependent on where it comes from
Third, you're acting like both of our points are equal, they are not, the Talmud was passed down directly from Moshe who recieved it through the 40 years in the desert and taught it to millions, and in general it was passed down through a very specific list of people mentioned at the beginning of Mishneh Torah (that part may be permitted for gentiles to read), and that claim is substantiate through thousands of years of direct teacher to student tradition that all the official Jewish courts agree on, whether it be sefardic or askenazic etc, and can be directly traced back by means of any family tree of any Jew in the world right now, if one were to go at most 10 generations back they can find a direct Torah/Talmud teacher who can himself verify who he learnt from etc so the way back to the list mentioned in Mishaneh Torah that goes back to Moshe getting it from G-d
That is the claim being made regarding the Torah, what claim it's made regarding the NT? Again, it doesn't matter what it said, it matters where it comes from, what is even the claim here?
Another point made earlier that seemed to have been skipped, but I would recommend reconsidering it now:
The NT and other yushkuh groups deny the Talmud midrash and Zohar entirely (if they didn't then they wouldn't accept yushkuh since he is denied openly in all of them), which means they believe that the written Torah itself want given with any explanations, they believe only it itself was given from the Creator with nothing else, correct me if this assumption is wrong
If it's not wrong, that means they believe the Creator of the universe, at least originally, only gave the literal written word of the Torah without any explanations at all
If this is the case of what they are claiming, that means that they themselves have an opening contradictory position, that doesn't even need to be disproved from other sources
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The reason it's contradictory is because the Torah means "law, instruction" it's literally filled with law after law, especially after the exodus, do this, don't do that, or else this and this punishment. For example it says not to worship any idol and not to every make a graven image, or else one would be punished with the death penalty
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The thing is, it doesn't say what kind of idols, it doesn't say who can or cannot make them, it doesn't say the material they have to be made of in order to be liable to the punishment, it doesn't say how one must worship it in order to be liable to the punishment, it doesn't give any details at all in the slightest, so how can it give such a serious punishment, of not even one detail was given at all?
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According to us, it's not a problem, because the Talmud and basic methods for the Torah analysis as well as a direct appointment of people with the authority to do such analysis to derive laws were all directly given by the Creator of the universe at literally the exact same time as the written Torah, in some specific cases even right after Moshe was given the verse, they already had the courts judging it according to the explanation Moshe recieved along with it, and that claim is substantiated through thousands of years of direct, documented tradition that can be independently verified through the family history of any Jew in the world right at this moment
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But according to the December 24thians who deny the Talmud ever existed before it was written down, then why would the Creator of the universe give a bunch of jibberish nonsense to millions of Jews and expect them to follow it for at least a while? How were they supposed to know any details of anything they were given? It says 'don't do this or else be stoned' but it doesn't even say what 'this' is! It's totally ambiguous and could be interpreted by anyone to mean anything, if ONLY the written word was given without it's direct explanation and methods of derivation etc., but if that's the case then how could it be a book of LAW with the expectation of being enforced? And if it was never meant to be enforced then why would it contain punishments for specific actions? Why would the Creator of the universe do this at all?
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It can be hard to believe that the refutation to literally all forms of yushkuh-ism is really so simple,, but this is the frustration the Jews have lived with for almost two thousand years, we weren't ever allowed to speak up, whether there would be debates the Jews would either win in a landslide or be threatened by the kings etc to lose in purpose, by the entire basis is completely contradictory, and billions have been fooled by their ancestors,
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I really hope you read at least the above two paragraphs and think about it, please don't be hesitant to continue asking more questions if you have them, but just know that when faced with a list of options, it stands to reason that the simplest answer is the correct one
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 First, allow me to thank you for the great thought and devotion you've given to this comment. Second, a couple of things I don't understand - by 'Dec.24thians' I suspect you mean Christians but I have no idea what yushkuh is. You're very knowledgeable so I think you know that as I am Christian, I/we accept the books of Moshe (Moses, as we call him). I'm not asking you to believe 'my' books of the Bible. I was looking for someone friendly to help me understand Psalms.
Thank you for havin Ben Shapiro 😊
ROUGH TRANSLATIONS / DEFINITIONS:
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Puskin Halacha - make a religious ruling on Jewish law
Daf Yomi - specific page a day of Torah learning
Shul- synagogue
Davening - praying
Hessed- loving kindness
Tzeduka - charity
Hashem - God
Torah - "Old Testament"
Sefarim - Religious books of learning
Shabbos - Sabbath
Halachot / Halacha - Jewish laws
Bracha - Blessing
Parsha - Scheduled Weekly Torah reading
Tanach - canon of Hebrew bible
Gemara - rabinical analysis on background of Jewish law
Avraham Avinu - Abraham the Patriarch
Davar Torah - like a tiny little Torah sermon
Mishnayas - provides background of Jewish law
Rabbanam - Rabbis
Schmooze - small talk socializing, coffee talk
Yidden - Jews
Thank you Nina!
Correction
Torah- Pentateuch (first five books of Moses from Genesis to Deuteronomy)
Tanakh- Old Testament (Genesis to Malachi)
As a Hebrew speaker, their pronunciation of these words isn't really correct, and you too wrote them wrong, And some of your explanations aren't true either.
Pusky-Halacha(פוסקי הלכה)
Daf Yomi (דף יומי-daily page) - It is a specific page learned on a specific day, but it's not from the Torah, it's from the Talmud.
Shul- That's not the word for synagogue, in Hebrew it's Bate-Kneset (בית כנסת)
Davening- It's not a thing at all.
Hashem ('השם, ה)- That doesn't mean g'd, the literal translation is "the name", the second commandment in the Ten Commandments forbids bearing his name in vain, so Besides prayer, we don't say his name, and instead they say "Hashem" or other titles.
Torah- (תורה) The five books given to Moses by g'd which is only part of the Tanach (תנ"ך) that is what Christians call "the Old Testament".
Sfarim (ספרים) it's just means books.
Shabbos\ Sabbath- These are both not the right pronunciation, and they're wrong about it, too, it's Shabat (שבת).
Halachot / Halacha- Halacha is the singler form, and Halachot is the plural formת it's the same word (הלכה, הלכות).
Parasha (פרשה)
D'var Torah (דבר תורה)
Mishnaya (משנה) -an analysis of the Torah To determine the Jewish law, the Gemara, also known as the Talmud is an analysis of that.
Rabbanim (רבנים) the plural form of rav (רב) Rabbi in english.
Schmooze- I have no idea what you meant.
@@יעללוי777 A lot of the words are Yiddish based like daven (prayer) and shabbos (shabbat). It is not necessarily wrong, it is actually is needed. For a language to be real it needs dialects and variations. It wasn't until 1948 that modern Hebrew became the language of Israel and now its more European in nature compared to Biblical Hebrew (Semitic language).
@@R.N.19 Don't lecture me on my language.
Yiddish isn't really a language in itself, it is a mixture of German with Hebrew (and a few other languages), and the Hebrew words in it are accented, and because of that they sound different from their Hebrew origin, it doesn't mean that they are meant to be said that way.
And modern Hebrew isn't at all a European language, it is simply a dialect of biblical Hebrew. It's the same language, a modern Hebrew speaker will understand the Bible and will not need a translation, the grammar is a bit different, but it is totally the same language.
Modern Hebrew was spoken long before 1948, it was a complete process that began from the end of the 19th century together with the entire Zionist movement that advocated back to Israel and back to the Hebrew language. People like Eliezer Ben Yehuda expanded the language and established new words based on existing Hebrew.
Say the word camera in Hebrew (מצלמה) Matslema, it's built from the word Tselem(צלם), which is the biblical word for image, and is taken from the verse about the creation of man in the image of g'd. all modern Hebrew is built like this, it's in no way European.
Great job!!! I’m catholic but was inspired to grow more deeply in my faith after hearing this interview...I’m was really moved that you truly live your faith...please take the time to explain the Jewish faith for those that are not as familiar...once again great job... thank you
There's a good reason they don't take the time to explain it. You don't want the gentiles to know what you think of them
Same here! Catholic and this really challenged me. I'm going to listen to more of this show.
@@dennischanay7781 @alluso
There's a lot out here that is very interesting if that's what you are looking for. Rabbi Manis Friedman,Rabbis Sacks,Rabbi YY Jacobson,Rabbi Simon Jacobson,Rabbi Akiva Tatz etc
@@al.1668 rabbi yosef mizrachi
Not Jewish, but I have learned a lot from Ben's Torah portions.
Why tell us you're not Jewish
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 just a point of its appeal.
@@jlb5686 ok that's cool, did you have any additional questions or challenges any the Torah or judaism?
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 Don't know enough to ask a question! I do admire the orthodox theology, worldview, lifestyle, from the little I've seen. The whole package. Seems like a good way to live in concert with and in contradiction to modern life.
I now realize that ben is using his "slow" talking pace on his normal show, and his real maximum talking speed is infinite.
Thank you all for sharing with us the importance of Torah and Learning. It is the light that sustains the Universe. Ben Shapiro knows that without Torah, all is meaningless. May his example bring all peoples to search for truth. Being a good person, a good husband and father is what every community needs. Thanks again.
@@yourwayoryahwehtestedbyfir681 I am glad you found meaning in your life. Just realize Jesus worship for us is a provable joke. No offense. Don't waste your time trying to convert Jews. Or "save," us. There are over 6 billion people who need to be saved. Get busy.
I like Ben Shapiro, I’m Catholic so I came because he was on and I was curious. I didn’t know anything about Judaism before ben shapiro
Very interesting discussion! Ben should have used a proper microphone. To be kept in mind for (hopefully) next time :)
This is so wonderful. Thank you!
So nice to see hear Ben in a more humane regular guy type talk
Zoe, does Ben Hurt your feeelings?
@@yankylichtman4473 who cares, facts don’t care about them anyway
I’m 36 years old and I was born in 1984. My Ema is Jewish, I wasn’t raised observant. Ben is amazing and represent our generation well. Thank you Ben. Just don’t do anymore interviews with Morgan.😂😂😂
If you're mom is Jewish then you are 100% completely Jewish in every way forever and are eternally obligated in the 613 commadments of the Torah
Be aware of this fake rabbi th-cam.com/video/wYHKZX_r9Ug/w-d-xo.html
Amazing 😉 hosting Ben Shapiro next up growing Stars like Nissim Black they just did an interview together, let us know...
What an interview!
Ben has external chutzpah and that’s a big part of his success. It’s a personality for business.
I enjoyed the interview, we got to see another side of Ben... But I was constantly pausing the video to google all these hebrew words; maybe next time you could clarify for us non jews what these words mean. Thank you.
Not affiliated with the makers of the video, but happy to answer any Hebrew questions.
@@Maidenelle7
I googled most words and kind of understand the meaning, but around 44:45 the rabbi asks something about “daph?” and Shapiro mentions “daphiome?” several times. What’s that? Thank you
@@rudydominguez196 "Daf" means "page." "Daf Yomi" refers to the daily learning regimen of covering one page of Talmud per day. It's an international program that originated about 100 years ago in Poland. Everyone follows the same schedule, completing the entire Talmud in a 7 and 1/2 year period.
@@Maidenelle7
Thank you very much. Now I can go back and actually understand what they are talking about.
Ya most Jews speak “yeshivish “ which is a mix of English Yiddish and Hebrew
Can’t believe he lied about always using Raycon earbuds!!
He always uses them, just not necessary the same way other people use headphones, he just uses them to get money for ads
Individual freedom includes women being able to choose what is right for their own bodies, financial state, and relationship status.
great interview - I love Ben and his convictions
Thank you for giving Ben his props
But Ben, where are the Raycons?
Hahahahaha haha
@Vincent Cuttolo raycon headphones sponser his show and he’s wearing AirPods
@@randommax2270 didn't notice that lol
Great stuff
Ben comes in at 9:33
We love y
That's cheating
Fantastic episode. Great questions and great insight.
Super glad I found this show. You got a new subscriber!
Really amazing loved it
Need to improve your sound system asap.
Amen! This and Ben are great! :)
Great interview!
I have lived in Boca for 30 years. I found you because of Ben. I am here to stay. That was GREAT!
I thought Ben said he was moving to Nashville?
He did
@Vincent Cuttolo he did.
@Vincent Cuttolo Ben mentioned on his show that he moved to Florida with a small contingent to produce/manage his show and would be travelling back and forward to Nashville quite a bit! Prefers Florida for family/ religious reasons.
Is Ben Shapiro becoming a BRS member ?
i think so
You see here תּוֹרָה the Vav the second letter is an OH sound, not Tor like the dark web browser
Ok but Tor has Oh in it so what's the problem
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6080 TOH ra
Great interview! Thank you for sharing!
Also would be good if people like Ben could help others less fortunate in terms of how they survive in the world. Perhaps he does help, I don't mean giving money but helping people who have limited job skills, he is in a position from a professional perspective, these are more helpful than giving money oftentimes. Would like to hear about some of these initiatives if they do exist.
You might try introducing your "guest" earlier - waiting for 10 minutes kinda takes the "glow" off.
I'd rather hear you "chatting" at the end
You know you can skip ahead on TH-cam, right?
They introduced him at 2 minutes
Ben is so handsome!
you got that right
Yes he is
To bad he is married.......
To a Doctor
Jews of the galut. But I can appreciate a rav the has his books behind him as his pride.
Really enjoyed this interview. Subscribed so I can hear more 😊
Is there a smarter person in the Universe than Ben Shapiro? I don't think so...
Rabbi Efrem, your framing of getting your interviewee to share things where you are "the only address" where they would share it is great - solid. Will definitely start tuning into your podcast.
I'm very confused. I thought Ben moved to Memphis
I guess the Daily Wire moved there, but he'll commute, as necessay. Boca is a nice place to live and probably more akin to Israel's weather for his wife's preferences
Nashville not Memphis
Daily Wire moved to Nashville, but Ben moved to South Florida.
@Vincent Cuttolo just as I thought. I was referencing the warm weather in Israel where his wife is from is not so different from Boca
@Vincent Cuttolo his wife is Israeli
Holy crap it’s Ben
Lol
BRS Best shull in Boca Raton. The Rabbi's are awsome, so young and so educated. Hats off...
Shen Bapiro!!!
I liked Ben, but what's the deal with hiring and working with/ promoting a Jewish for Xtian missionary? Not Kosher.
Klaven?
Ari shaffir isn't as funny in this podcast.
best comment
ben 9:37
There is a Yiddishe way of saying Toirah or even Toireh, but this is not the TOR that Ben is using.
So not that I believe everything in it, but thirty years ago I read the URANTIA book (which is the name of our planet according to this person who received transmission from some kind of alien force): They said this planet is under Quarantine, like we are all in jail here and can not be connected to the rest of the universe any longer. Like Georgia was a penal colony and also Australia, in truth I think the story of Adam and Eve is the story of being DISCONNECTED from the "SOURCE" of all light and love because of the fall of spirits here that will not come out of this place unless they get redeemed, restored to their state of UNITY with the universe, with God: Jews supposedly are the people who come out of this quarantine, get connected and bring the light here so others can come out. Christianity is the WAY it works for it is written in Isaiah 19, Egypt my people (the Egyptians were supposed to start this process), but...........Assyria the works of my hands (Assyria is Christianity in the Old Testament, and Israel my inheritance, once the connection is remade with the HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL, the God of Israel who is supposed to bring an end to the quarantine on this planet. Like bad prison movies, there is a hierarchy of evil controlling evil and it is understood by all. Same here, Satan the god of this world is connected to all our carnal minds, which is the 'seed of the serpent' that is in all of us: God put him at enmity with the seed of the woman (the good root of the tree of knowledge, which is our brain), and if we find the good root, the MASHIACH -Messiah within us and DENY OUR SELVES (the evil root, the carnal mind) then the OIL, the anointing will RISE to bring us out of quarantine that is imposed on everyone else, no matter how small or large of a carnal mind (EGO) they have. There is an education process and the whole thing can be done in one life time or we can go through many bodies to be reconciled to the HIGHER MIND that brings us back into UNITY with all. because death is not of the body but of the soul that is disconnected from its source. Bottom line, this world is ruled by a spirit that is ANTI LIFE, ANTI LOVE, ANTI LIGHT (yes Anti Christ): There are so many schemes going on and so many people who have no choice it seems but to go for the lesser of two evils all the time which is true. BUT if the heart grows weary enough, and tired of the abuse of the evil that rules this quarantined place, they can make a decision to come out and the HELP IS THERE. If you want it, it is there and then you can reconnect and in due time, the reconnect will be here in this earth when those who choose good, life, light over darkness, evil and death, will outnumber them. Till then, we are just going to watch the show where the players root for those whose evil most matches their own desires.
I’m so disappointed....
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Ben filmed vertically. Oh just saying it makes me gag....
Kol Hakavod guys
3.8
I understand why people who are not fluent in Hebrew use the American pronounciation TOR like the dark web browser but this in not correct especially someone who flaunts his Jewish education and knowledge I would expect to pronounce correctly. Anyone who reads from the Torah for the congregation will be corrected on any mistake they make in the word they are pronouncing, I expect no less from someone who identifies as a knowledgeable person in Jewish liturgy as he does.
“Berg” “rabbi” BWAHAHAHA
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So New, how is this Ben Shapiro am Orthodox Jew? Just because he wears a black style Kippot, we don’t see him acting as a Yid? No beard, payots, never makes any videos about anything to do with Judaism? What gives? Other then wearing a black Kippot, what Teshuva has he done to further his relationship with HaShem?
As an Orthodox Jew, I call anyone keeps Shabbos Orthodox. I've also heard him talk about kashrus and taharas hamishpacha. Yes, he doesn't keep all the mitzvos perfectly, but don't we all have things to work on?
Last I checked, That’s between him and Hashem right?
@@KoriEmerson Where did you check?
At the end of Shmiras HaLashon (Hilchos Rechilus 9:15), the Chofetz Chaim writes that the prohibitions against Lashon Hara and Rechilus do not apply to reshaim and kofrim and that it is, in fact, a mitzvah to mock such persons:
“מצוה לפרסם דעתם הכוזבת לעיני הכל ולגנותם, כדי שלא ילמדו ממעשיהם הרעים.”
“It is a mitzvah to make their false opinions public before all, and shame them so that others do not learn from their evil deeds.”
The Mitzvah is not to cut the corners of your beard with a razor-there are many kosher electric shavers. And the sideburns may not be cut off.
My sons for instance shaved until they became a father. And their payos are long enough to wrap around their ears.
And trust me they are very charedi. None of them have smart phones, and the only one with a (strongly filtered) computer in the home, needs it for work.
@@chanitalevitz4945 th-cam.com/video/YqxkbV2dcUo/w-d-xo.html
Here are much bigger problems with Ben Shapiro
I look forward to the day when Ben realizes that Yeshua is the Messiah he’s been waiting for all along!
Don't hold your breath. He knows the truth.
Can you name one reason why he should be the messiah
Jayk - Yeshua fulfilled the 4 Spring Feasts on each exact day they were celebrated:
1. Passover - Death
2. Unleavened Bread - Burial
3. First Fruits - Resurrection
4. Shavuot - Sent His Holy Spirit
Jayk
www.jesusfilm.org/blog-and-stories/old-testament-prophecies.html
“For dogs encompass me; a company of evildoers encircles me; they have pierced my hands and feet - I can count all my bones - they stare and gloat over me;”
- Psalm 22:16-17 ESV
“He keeps all his bones; not one of them is broken.”
- Psalm 34:20 ESV
““And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and pleas for mercy, so that, when they look on me, on him whom they have pierced, they shall mourn for him, as one mourns for an only child, and weep bitterly over him, as one weeps over a firstborn.”
- Zechariah 12:10 ESV
“For these things took place that the Scripture might be fulfilled: “Not one of his bones will be broken.” And again another Scripture says, “They will look on him whom they have pierced.””
- John 19:36-37 ESV
@@JDRusse11 ok sure, but the Jewish people in general have been observing the 4 feasts every year for 3333 years, including this year, what makes him special? Also where can you show me in the tanach a clear definition for what the messiah is that is dependent on those things? Last I heard the messiah is one who spreads the teachings of Torah to the whole world, causing all of the Jewish people to do teshuva and return to all the laws of the Torah, causing Hashem to gather them from all ends of the Earth, along with the miraculouslly revelation of the third temple, as it's mentioned in Rambam last 2 chapters, can you provide me somewhere in a Torah source that gives a definition for messiah as one who keeps the 4 feasts, even though every Jew does so?
These splits are too tight. Much like an oven.
Great interview! Thanks for sharing.