THE TEN COMMANDMENTS: Ten Statements That Changed The World - Shavuot Pentecost - Jews for Judaism
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- The Biblical holiday commonly referred to as Shavuot (literally 'weeks') or Pentecost, occurring seven weeks after Passover, marks the day when God revealed the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai. While virtually everyone has heard of these Ten Commandments, few people today are able to name them all. There are many fascinating questions about these commandments. This lecture explores the background, structure and contents of what is probably one of the most recognizable parts of the Torah.
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Thank you so much dear Rabby,for given us another perspective on the 10 commandments,how we can really understand them,and apply them in our every day lives!May HASHEM bless and protect you always!!!✡️💖✡️💖✡️💖
Another Awesome and outstanding Lecture by rabbi skobac, B'H
May Hashem always bless you and enlightened you.
Awesome lecture.!...Rabbi Skobac, may Hashem always bless you.!
Thank you Rabbi. Great teaching. May HaShem bless you always.
I teared up when I heard the reply of the female Chabadnik when asked about her diamond ring, when she replied, "It's on a special mission."
Have never ever understood the Bible in the past 40 years in churches the way I understood it in this 80 minutes video
I still have lots to learn.
Thanks very much Rabbi.
EXCELLENT lecture please share with your colleagues and family.
Great clarification. Excellent.
Actually, about the Shabbat, it's three separate commandments. Let's look at the wording: “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor, and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath to the LORD your God. On it you shall not do any work, you, or your son, or your daughter, your male servant, or your female servant, or your livestock, or the sojourner who is within your gates. For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested on the seventh day. Therefore the LORD blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy." Look very closely at the second sentence. You have the commandment to rest, but look at what it says before that. It doesn't say you may labor or you can labor, it says you SHALL labor. Like, it says we are obligated to work and provide for our families and ourselves during the week, but not on Shabbat.
Fascinating lesson, Rabbi. Lots to digest here. Thank you.
Great analysis!!
Thank hashem for Torah and you
Not ten and not all commandments... i really like this speaker! Thanks for posting.
Interestingly, the Torah is given in parashat Yitro (Jethro). “The Torah” has the value 616, which is the same as “Yitro”.
Speaking of being accurate dear Rabbi, it's not "thou shall not kill" but *touh shall not murder* - big difference between the two
The most important commandments are the ten commandments especially the first 3 of the Ten commandments.
Your videos are very good with the crucial information.
I became a fan of your videos.
I have a very struggling doubt regarding Isiah 66-24. What does their worms will not die mean? What does the fire is unquenchable mean? Could you please make a video on this verse.
Thanks in advance.
14:29 Not only that, but these are the ones shattered by Moshe and replaced by another list of ten devarim.
Objective morality - If there is NO G-D than murder is not wrong, it's just an opinion. You think murder is wrong, but I don't. Get it?
Jew's = the world belongs to us...thanks very much
B'H