Tekhelet: Reflecting On The Blue String Of Our Tzitzit

Understand the blue tekhelet string of our tzitzit with Meaningful Judaism. Learn more now at: www.alephbeta.org
In the Torah’s description of Tzitzit, the reason behind the mitzvah is to see the techelet- the single string of blue- and be reminded to do God’s commandments. But how does this blue string remind us to do mitzvoth? What is it about the color blue that is supposed to make someone suddenly run off to do God’s commandments? Turns out, this color blue isn’t as simple as we may think. Join us in this video to see deeper into the color blue, and see how it may just help your connection with God. Keep learning and discover educational videos on this topic and more at www.alephbeta....
Writer and Narrator: Immanuel Shalev
Audio Editor: Hillary Guttman
Producer: Shoshana Brody
Illustrator and Animator: Arthur Birnbaum

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[@RickArendt]

Wow... I recognized your voice from your fantastic Aleph-Beta videos. When I began wearing tzitziot my hand would brush against them as I walked. When it did, it reminded me of who I was because of my relationship with Him. It made me walk taller and more humble at the same time.

[@StevenRetz]

The blue thread is to point us to the blue sapphire stones the law was written on by YHWH's own finger which goes along with why we need to see them to remember to keep Torah

[@ppazautomation]

Wow that was a beautiful and spiritually deep explanation.

[@briarpatchson3039]

Beautiful!!!🎉
The woman did was healed by touching Yeshua ✝️Hamashiach may have touched His Tzitzit🤔
🕎Matthew 9:20
“And, behold, a woman, which was diseased with an issue of blood twelve years, came behind him, and touched the hem of his garment:”
✡️Matthew 9:21
“For she said within herself, If I may but touch his garment, I shall be whole.”

[@user-SahmJuanElse]

Does anyone know the pantone color for Tekhelet? I'm drawn to the color blue and there are lots of variations. I like the iridescent blue of blue birds. I also like the blue of corn flowers. It turns out in corn flowers there are at least two blues. One is light sky blue #88AAF6 and another is Blue Marguerite #6953B7. It would be great to pin down Tekhelet. Thanks if you can help.

[@JosiahSchmidt]

When you were talking about the clues you got regarding the color blue, I couldn’t help but wonder if you had encountered Blue’s Clues? 😂

[@webuysellrvs]

I ordered some Tzitzit with 10, 5, 6, 5 to reflect the Father's name, but they came with 12, 10, 7, 6. Does anyone have any idea what that sequence of wraps means?

[@richardlamer3910]

There is no logical order, Elohim, YHWH leaves the sequence of wraps up to you.

[@debbyantoine]

Tekhelet / turquoise blue

[@GershonGeorgeWynschenk]

Rav Tzvi Ryzman says blue represents incremental spiritual growth!

[@StevenRetz]

I bring out a lot of symbolism with Tzitzit in this recording I did including why at the hip. In addition to my prev comment:
The blue thread is to point us to the blue sapphire stones the law was written on by YHWH's own finger which goes along with why we need to see them to remember to keep Torah.
th-cam.com/video/yV80ZsNEBZQ/w-d-xo.html

[@RLofficial2019]

Its methylene blue,

[@Hsdias]

As I watch this video it has 770 views, lol