I love every word of your comment except the word "but". It is totally unjustified. You are a Muslim *and therefore* you love the words of the prophets and believers who worship the One God.
@@amoswittenbergsmusings Perfectly said. Especially in modern times, we should put our minute differences, against the forces of Godlessness that constitute the majority.
Shalom from Brownsville, TX Nehemiah 9:33-35 For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
Shalom from Brownsville, TX Nehemiah 9:33-35 For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
Shalom from Brownsville, TX Nehemiah 9:33-35 For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
Hi, staff I was wondering what the term "searching" in the context that you used it means? I come across this terminology alot and was wondering if you could settle it for me?
"We live in a complex universe. You can't simply focus on the justice of what happens to you, you have to see the ripple effects and the interactions of all these areas which are beyond human comprehension." Thank you Rabbi. I'm going to write your words on the wall of my home.
@@Z123-n4s Yes, Rabbi Tovia Singer wrote a 2 Volume book, “Let’s get Biblical” *EVERY CHRISTIAN SHOULD READ THAT BOOK* Also, Rabbi Michael Skobac, from *JEWS FOR JUDAISM* has several Videos, showing the *HERESY OF CHRISTIANITY*
@@BlestinTexas24 it's children playing. Many synagogues are run out of homes, like Chabad houses the community rents or a chavura (think of it like a Jewish home church) so the children play and do their lessons in another room not far from where the adults learn. It's considered a blessing to have children among the community so before a certain age children are handled with a soft hand when not doing lessons. In my synagogue it's not rare for the Rabbi's kids to come up to the front asking to help lead the prayer songs or bring toys in to play with at his feet while he reads Torah. As long as they're not interrupting services, it's all good. It gets them used to the mindset that the Jewish community space is theirs for when they get older, rather than a place they have to be allowed into.
@wesley8173 Exactly there is so much to be learned from those "old testament" stories than anything I have seen in the new testament. I am happy Jews do not call it old testament.
k odu "so-called" is right. "Tanakh" is the proper term for it. "Old Testament" is only used if you wish to make obsolete these teachings - God Forbid.
@wesley8173 in the Old Covenant, G-d hid Messiah and in New Covenant Immanuel (G-d with us) was revealed. They are intertwinted. Seek the LORD your G-d without all your heart, strength, mind in both.
Powerful insight of the book of Job. Just had to listen to it again. Thank you Rabbi. My Dad had to undergo a brain surgery last week, I was so confused and did not know what to do. I turned to prayer and suddenly an idea poped up that I read the Book of job . The surgery was to be done the next day, So I started reading the book right away with breaks in between. The next day (day of the operation) I continued with prayer and reading the book of Job. Just as I finished reading the last chapter of the book, and said my prayer, I received a call from my brother that my Dad was back in the ward and the surgery was successful. My Dad is now at home recovering. I praise and thank God for being there and comforting us. I believe we go through bad situations in order for something better to come out of it.
You should be thanking the doctors that went to school for decades to be able to save your father. You reading the book of Job had nothing to do with it.
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Incredible insights in a manner that highlights the complex connections between Jewish and Christian notions of morality. Should encourage us to explore the overlaps and intersections between our notions of God and righteousness.
I’m fasting today and asked That “You will give a light unto my path” I felt led to watch your video on Job. Right in the middle of it my Dr. Called to say I have Breast Cancer 🕯.. and here I was listening to your video at JUST the right time. Please pray he continues to guide and instruct me. I love your videos. SHALOM
I am a Muslim and I realy like this rabbi cus he is talking about believe in general in away which is very convincing, so what he is saying can easily goes for People from different believes who believes in got all respect to him
@the_butcher Christians aren't to be confused with Christianity or Christian religion. Christians can be adulterers and arrogants due to their "weaknesses" or due to their sinful lives but Christianity does teach what they do. Very important element to remember!
I88 and the rabbi donT accept the o after g then the doom after the governing. At least dash or underscore to protect yourself from the government overdosing You.33
This was so well done and it had an impact on me for the good. When you talked about our freedom to respond to the bad things that happen to us, it took me back about 25 years. My son and his wife and 2 month old son had a terrible accident when they slid on ice into an oncoming semi truck. His precious wife lost her life, he had many severe injuries and the baby a bad concussion. In the hospital in the midst of his grief he started to become angry and bitter. He suddenly stopped himself and said,”No, I am not going to do this. I’m not going to be angry at God! “ From that moment on he worked on being a spiritual man and never mean or bitter. He is still a very good man. He remarried and had a whole bunch of kids. Kind of like Job.
I want to thank you Rabbi Breitowitz for such a complete talk on the book of Job. I think it helps me have more faith in God by taking my life's issues in comparison to Job's questions and his friends responses.Thfe courage to handle whatever your life hands you is important, but do it with God's love.
I have lived through my poor experiences & was better able to protect & help others because of what had happened to me and my daughters. Though I never would have chose it - I saw the good that came from it. Thank you.
1. Therefore, go and say these words to Israel, This is what the Lord says: O Israel, my faithless people, come home to me again, for I am merciful. I will not be angry with you forever. Only acknowledge your guilt. Admit that you rebelled against the Lord your God and committed adultery against him by worshipping idols under every green tree. Confess that you refused to follow me. I, the Lord have spoken! Jeremiah 3 vs 12
today, I am taking exam and the question was ' to what extent book of job was a tragedy?'....but instead of writing exam I kept listening to this person. thanks for the video....from India
Tzion Talks that dude up there came to listen being a baptist. From what he knows, its called old testament. Give him credit for being open to reading judaisms version of job vs christians version
Being a Roman Catholic, Im very impressed with your beautiful explaination of such a complex predicament... Your insights add more meaning to your commentary...Thank you!!!
The Book Of Job was a magnificent reading ! I loved reading it when you listen to Jobs word it’s really relatable to anyone who is facing difficulty in their life ! Job proves that the righteous and wicked both will face judgement for sin
Thing is, there are those see you suffering, they're going to rub the wounds and add salt as if funny. They're rightly called wicked people. Many commit suicide because of such evil and wicked types. Where they cast burdens do hard it's unbearable. Thank God for the kind merciful people!
I was once told by my counselor that they story I was telling him of my life reminded him of the reading from Job. Led me to read the scripture. GOD gives and GOD takes away. But trust not in our own understandings. We go through trials and tribulations. But never give up. GOD has something better in store for us. Jesus Christ is Lord 🔥🙏🏽🔥... God is good always 🔥🔥🔥.
I enjoyed his casual , wide recalling of stories where I could see it possible that my life can be of use for reasons I don't know about and I don't need to know about. Thanks Pete
I have been battling to understand The Book of Job for some time now, now I do, thank you Rabbi. One thing is that it is hard to be as righteous as Job and be able to profess that to the face of the Lord. Guess I find solace in grace, mercy and forgiveness.
Jesus is the righteousness of God.. he kept the law . Knowing we can't.. Why ISAIAH 53 missing out your book . You better find out the why it is. www.oneforisrael.org/bible-based-teaching-from-israel/inescapable-truth-isaiah-53/
Rabbi Breitowitz gives a wonderful, in-depth and heartfelt explanation on the complex questions presented in the book of Job. A book that, at almost 4000 years of age, is as relevant today as it was when it was written. I have also wrestled with the meaning of this text in my struggles and sufferings in life. I think the essential idea is always missed... God doesn’t give an answer to Job because it would rob every other human being of the same satisfaction. Everyone wants to no why they are suffering at the moment of suffering. But what Job never knows, is what the author of the book wants us to know: That when you are going through the sometimes horrible pain and seemingly senseless suffering that so many of us endure in life, at that exact moment... you are God’s Champion!
Amazing that there are so many comments of gratitude on this Rabbi’s sermon here from non-Jews Truly we are all God’s creation, trying hungrily to find our way back to him ❤
Hello, my name is Job. Job’s story was written down & now it has had an affect on all of us. He was a small cog ⚙️ & this story has had an impact from generation to generation 🙏🏽 Amen
I have suffered a lot in life and so I have wondered about the Book of Job. (I am a Christian.) This was so very helpful to me and I appreciate the Rabbi’s insight into this perplexing topic of suffering. I remember reading about the Holocaust when I was a teenager and although I had been to Sunday School sporadically, I couldn’t fathom a God who allowed such severe and prolonged suffering of good people. I was an agnostic for many years until I couldn’t take any more suffering in my life and started reading the Bible. Thanks so much for your video! ❤️🇨🇦
Excellent exposition and overview of the book of Job. In a world that is looking for neat and succinct answers to the deep questions in life, the Rabbi explains that sometimes we don't get the answers we seek, but we do get the assurance of knowing that God is present with us through the trials.
Thank you so much rabbi,for explaining so eloquent what it is behind all that events, sometimes so hard to cope with,that we are dealing all our lives,and i understand that is up to us what we choose to do with all those experiences to change our state of mind and our souls!May HASHEM bless you,and i pray for HIS blessings and forgiveness for the rest of us!!!🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖
Im a Christian but I love this Rabbis teachings. Throughout my short life ive noticed western Christianity preaches too much about the new testament and searching for happiness with very short lived motivational speeches. One of my great findings in life is ive learned to love the old testament more than the New, just my opinion. I have great respect, appreciation, admiration and understanding for suffering and learning to endure hardships in life. I find suffering a necessity in life, theres something about being in that dark place hurting in immense pain with complete confusion feeling of lost and misery, but in that moment you figure it out and learn to adapt and find comfort in the pain during those dark moments. I understand for those who do not recognize this path or havent found it yet...It sounds borderline psychotic but when you wrestle with suffering and find that place or thing you pour your heart out to God while being drenched in sorrow, theres nothing like it. I found it extremely rewarding not for personal gains but to evolve as a human. You find more understanding and wisdom of life every time you endure suffering with God and end up finding enjoyment in the opportunity every time. You will never again run that never ending race of chasing happiness as those moments will be enjoyed but very short lived. The balance is more than a necessity and that is what the Old testament has taught me.
@@Z123-n4s the Bible was written by Jews....why do you think the Jews wrote it just curious to know what the perspective is with the Jewish community on that...im guessing your jewish.
Being a Christian I really appreciate the frankness and open mind through which u guide people that man should respect God for giving him brain to think and make decisions and do good and stope blaming on God or others. Appreciate God's gift along with pain
Prince Of Peace Ehmm no... If you read the whole chapter, and the ones preceding them and you don't ready those verses out of context, in isolation, it becomes clear that it's actually about a human king and that the image of the fallen morningstar is used to symbolise the king losing his power and position because of his arrogance and sins.
The book of Job, The test of Job, but was it really Job on test? all the teachings i have heard teach it is the test of Job, but that does not make sence under inspection. God had already judged Job, God alread knew Job, God had said; Job 1:1 There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was perfect and upright, and one that feared God, and eschewed evil. "perfect and upright" !!! does God say that lightly? does God speak and then 2nd guess himself, did God call Job perfect and then need to further test him? NO, God new Job and said he was perfect, and indeed Job was ! the test was on satan? like after Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit, God asked where they are, here God asked satan where he has been / come from, this shows satan is fallen and disconnected from God.... then God asks satan an open question. Job 1:8 And the LORD said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil? that is an open question, God is testing satan to get satans answer... satan could of given any answer, satan could of said "yeah i see him, he is a good guy", but that is not how satan answered, satan said; Job 1:9 Then Satan answered the LORD, and said, Doth Job fear God for nought? 10 Hast not thou made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hath on every side? thou hast blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land. 11 But put forth thine hand now, and touch all that he hath, and he will curse thee to thy face. So God has satan's answer now!!! God himself knows satan is a liar, but how should God handle the matter? should God rebuke satan or could he use this to prove satan is a liar? the book of Job was God playing chess with satan and Job was the pawn in the game.... God made satan look like a liar, then told Job not to question his ways, but then made Job have a good future. Satan failed the test, satan was not forced to do what he did, he did what he did to try and prove his own lie but instead he was proved a liar. i really want people to realise this is the test of satan, who knows what would of happened if satan made tea cakes with Job, maybe God would of taken that as a repentence from satan and things would of changed. i think believers should rebuke satan telling him to repent, i genuinly believe satan could repent and work righteousness on the earth if he wanted, and i believe he would be accepted... judgement is getting closer and the texts kind of tell us satan wont repent, but i think there is a code in the programming that allows for satan to repent. anyway, i hope you like that insight, i would be very supprised if you have heard it before because ive not heard anyone else teach it as the test of satan.
There is nothing King, KIND about the book of Job:the only gentleness was from His lord:the Hire2 wisdom came from pain: pain issues from the proximity of allah being removed611
Kol ha cavod Rabbi, what a superb exposition of Job and the life lessons it teaches, and the cosmic awe it expresses. Makes me quell with nachas and Jewish pride.
If you get to see this comment, Rabbi, thanks a lot for this lecture on the Book of Job. As an RC, remember reading the book in school but that was a long time ago and much H2O has gone under the bridge. For the first time, really understand the meaning of the story and your mentioning that it might have been written by Moses was really interesting. Read VF's book and that was very interesting. Actually, now I'm an atheist and a humanist but also a scholar and a historian and hearing lectures and learning will never leave me until I die. Thanks again. P.S. For what it's worth, my father was a tanker in WWII and broke into a concentration camp. He was affected by what he saw and became enraged by deniers. He was a member of the Greatest Generation.
Hi Rabbi, you are so sweet and humble, I like your teaching and ask for more. When a leaf fall from the tree, there are ripples in all the universe. Regards
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Made me cry but feel comforted in a behond way. Have read Job before a few times and heard so many talks on it and yours is my favourite.
this was a good message.i recently am diagnosed terminal lung cancer going into care assistance .this time has made me reconect to god. am i mad .no. ive accepted what is. fair -unfair thats outside my control.ive made peace and love with my mom and dad. and ive rconnnected to god. his message is so fulfilling right now. god is so good,sometimes we go our way.but we can come back. theres only 1 path for me to travel now. i cant wait to go home.
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I am a Muslim but really love the book of Job. This Rabbi gave an amazing analysis of the story, thanks a lot for uploading
I love every word of your comment except the word "but". It is totally unjustified. You are a Muslim *and therefore* you love the words of the prophets and believers who worship the One God.
@@amoswittenbergsmusings Perfectly said. Especially in modern times, we should put our minute differences, against the forces of Godlessness that constitute the majority.
Shalom from Brownsville, TX
Nehemiah 9:33-35
For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
Shalom from Brownsville, TX
Nehemiah 9:33-35
For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
Shalom from Brownsville, TX
Nehemiah 9:33-35
For You (YHWH) have dealth faithfully, but we have done wickedly. Neither our kings nor our princes, our priests nor our fathers have kept the law, nor heeded your commandments and your testimonies with which
I am Christian and searching.......... WOW!!! God is truly using you to bring understanding to words. Please continue this great work.
I am Christian as well, but love to hear the Jewish viewpoint of the Old Testament...
Hi, staff
I was wondering what the term "searching" in the context that you used it means?
I come across this terminology alot and was wondering if you could settle it for me?
@@enoch3874 I think they mean finding more truth and light. More knowledge. Always seeking or searching.
I'm a Noachide and frequent listener. I found this shiur to be very beautiful and humbling.
im also a christian what a good book to study
This man is a not just a wonderful teacher but a Master storyteller.
Indeed rabbi is a great teacher and great storyteller.
"We live in a complex universe. You can't simply focus on the justice of what happens to you, you have to see the ripple effects and the interactions of all these areas which are beyond human comprehension."
Thank you Rabbi. I'm going to write your words on the wall of my home.
Me, too.
I skipped Sunday mass, and listened to this instead wow. Just a good hour spent with God
I am African Christian. It is amazing that is why I like to hear from the blessed people of God about the old testament truth.
You may have a Jewish soul!
The Old Testament is not only for Jews, it is God's book for everyone.
I want the Rabbi to be my Grandpa, and I'm 61.
1234567 1234567 then you’re 16
Pretty smart grandpa 😊
I would love to hear Torah in the rest of my life.
BAHAHAHAHAHHAA
@@marcusdadogMusic What, or who is a Gool?
One of his best teachings that transcends to every language.
Thank you, Rabbi
One of the best talkers I've ever heard.
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rex Venator Ex Iudaeis I watched all those videos. Thanks for posting the links. Much food for thought there. :) was good insight.
My first hearing. What was all that clanking noise in the background?
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Yes, Rabbi Tovia Singer wrote a 2 Volume book, “Let’s get Biblical”
*EVERY CHRISTIAN SHOULD READ THAT BOOK*
Also, Rabbi Michael Skobac, from *JEWS FOR JUDAISM* has several Videos, showing the *HERESY OF CHRISTIANITY*
@@BlestinTexas24 it's children playing. Many synagogues are run out of homes, like Chabad houses the community rents or a chavura (think of it like a Jewish home church) so the children play and do their lessons in another room not far from where the adults learn. It's considered a blessing to have children among the community so before a certain age children are handled with a soft hand when not doing lessons. In my synagogue it's not rare for the Rabbi's kids to come up to the front asking to help lead the prayer songs or bring toys in to play with at his feet while he reads Torah. As long as they're not interrupting services, it's all good. It gets them used to the mindset that the Jewish community space is theirs for when they get older, rather than a place they have to be allowed into.
This is fantastic! So thoughtful and eye opening, as always. Thank you Rabbi! ❤️
I will start listening more to Rabbi's than Pastors. The so-called old testament is the real deal but it has almost be forgotten in Christian circles.
@wesley8173 Exactly there is so much to be learned from those "old testament" stories than anything I have seen in the new testament.
I am happy Jews do not call it old testament.
k odu "so-called" is right. "Tanakh" is the proper term for it. "Old Testament" is only used if you wish to make obsolete these teachings - God Forbid.
You HAVE read even a little bit of the torah? Your stupid cowards name says not.
@wesley8173 in the Old Covenant, G-d hid Messiah and in New Covenant Immanuel (G-d with us) was revealed. They are intertwinted. Seek the LORD your G-d without all your heart, strength, mind in both.
murray brink did I miss something here? Who are you upset with?
I’m a Christian & enjoying the wisdom from the rabbai as it has understanding of culture and language that the bible is translated from. Glory to God
My wife got Alzheimer's three years ago. This is what I was needing to hear. (Louis Horozko.)
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For ur wife
Sorry to hear your loss. I'm sure it's terrible. Such a terrible disease.
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*STOP WITH YOUR IDOLATRY* 😡
Powerful insight of the book of Job. Just had to listen to it again. Thank you Rabbi. My Dad had to undergo a brain surgery last week, I was so confused and did not know what to do. I turned to prayer and suddenly an idea poped up that I read the Book of job . The surgery was to be done the next day, So I started reading the book right away with breaks in between. The next day (day of the operation) I continued with prayer and reading the book of Job. Just as I finished reading the last chapter of the book, and said my prayer, I received a call from my brother that my Dad was back in the ward and the surgery was successful. My Dad is now at home recovering. I praise and thank God for being there and comforting us. I believe we go through bad situations in order for something better to come out of it.
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You should be thanking the doctors that went to school for decades to be able to save your father. You reading the book of Job had nothing to do with it.
@@susanhoffman7216 why the no.?
Atteneded HS...w. a susan hoffmon. A great Artist i remembee.
He seems like a kind man. There’s so very little kindness and decency in the world today. It’s greatly appreciated when I come across it.
Toda rava. For you say. But more talk more ask
I agree. He has such a calming way about him. I love watching his videos when I am scared of the world. It helps me.
True. I really like it
@@spoonfullofsugar6247 nice one
only the reflection of His LORD:thekindnessYouSeeanInvitation from Muhammad: the root Ahmad: the good part of the sWORN word forced to be forgotten by the christian until they fell and killed each other, engendering hate among sects: THEN THE ROBE OF THE RABBI h i s ordL288
My dear Yitzchak, you are most certainly a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
I'm a Christian and this is wonderful to hear. Thanks for posting the video!
To KingKitty. This iRabbi Yitzak, REALLY puts ALOT of preachers to shame. ..when it comes to the Book of Job. Period
Wise man with a wise teaching.
Incredible insights in a manner that highlights the complex connections between Jewish and Christian notions of morality. Should encourage us to explore the overlaps and intersections between our notions of God and righteousness.
I’m fasting today and asked That “You will give a light unto my path” I felt led to watch your video on Job. Right in the middle of it my Dr. Called to say I have Breast Cancer 🕯.. and here I was listening to your video at JUST the right time. Please pray he continues to guide and instruct me. I love your videos. SHALOM
I hope you are well one year on. Job is excellent!
Praying for you 5 years in.
I'm a Christian and this discussion meant so much to me. What he verbalized in this video a voice in my head has been telling me for years.
Non stop wisdom for for 50 minutes, incredible
There is a sris
There is series of job by pastor Doug batchelor you guys should watch it makes more sense give it a go you will not regret it 😉five part’s
The most beautiful understanding of suffering
I am a Muslim and I realy like this rabbi cus he is talking about believe in general in away which is very convincing, so what he is saying can easily goes for People from different believes who believes in got all respect to him
Muslim are Muslim
Not munafikin
Newish Christian here. This is fantastic. Just read Job and this laid it all out beautifully. Thanks for sharing this. 🙏
We Christians are too good in putting other down 👇 but just listen 👂 to this great teaching
Thank you Sir
@Jimmy Marketti just shut up
@the_butcher Christians aren't to be confused with Christianity or Christian religion. Christians can be adulterers and arrogants due to their "weaknesses" or due to their sinful lives but Christianity does teach what they do. Very important element to remember!
Thank you rabbi, God bless you 🙏❤ 🙏
I cried when I read the Book of Job, it's just a beautiful book to learn, Baruch Hashem.
I am astounded and greatly blessed and comforted by this phenomenal explanation of the book of Job. This is exceptionally profound! Thank you Rabbi
I love this man.
God bless him.
🫂🪢🙌
I88 and the rabbi donT accept the o after g then the doom after the governing. At least dash or underscore to protect yourself from the government overdosing You.33
ממש נהנתי מכל מילה
הרב אתה פשוט מוכשר
אני אדם שלא כל כך נהנה מישיעורים
אבל השיעור הזה משהו מיוחד
Thank you very much for the great Lesson
Just a Bible believer here. But this is my favourite Rabbi, no doubt. His teachings are absolutely amazing. Much love to you Rabbi. 😘
I love Rabbi Breitowitz!
Thank you for this even 7 years later
God bless The Rabbi forever.
This was so well done and it had an impact on me for the good. When you talked about our freedom to respond to the bad things that happen to us, it took me back about 25 years. My son and his wife and 2 month old son had a terrible accident when they slid on ice into an oncoming semi truck. His precious wife lost her life, he had many severe injuries and the baby a bad concussion. In the hospital in the midst of his grief he started to become angry and bitter. He suddenly stopped himself and said,”No, I am not going to do this. I’m not going to be angry at God! “ From that moment on he worked on being a spiritual man and never mean or bitter. He is still a very good man. He remarried and had a whole bunch of kids. Kind of like Job.
May God bless you and your family, Gramma Jo. And, it would seem, he certainly has.
Dear Rabbi; I'm blessed with this message!
The rabbis always impress with great insight
I want to thank you Rabbi Breitowitz for such a complete talk on the book of Job. I think it helps me have more faith in God by taking my life's issues in comparison to Job's questions and his friends responses.Thfe courage to handle whatever your life hands you is important, but do it with God's love.
AMAZING. PROFOUND. BLESSED
w Ur Gift of understanding HaShems Word. Thank You. Shalom
I really appreciate your way of teaching Rabbi. Thank you!
I have lived through my poor experiences & was better able to protect & help others because of what had happened to me and my daughters. Though I never would have chose it - I saw the good that came from it. Thank you.
I am blessed to be able to view and spiritually pray along
Thank you Teacher. Pleasant to hear. Good lessons to learn. Inspiring and life changing. I Thank God for you
1. Therefore, go and say these words to Israel, This is what the Lord says: O Israel, my faithless people, come home to me again, for I am merciful. I will not be angry with you forever. Only acknowledge your guilt. Admit that you rebelled against the Lord your God and committed adultery against him by worshipping idols under every green tree. Confess that you refused to follow me. I, the Lord have spoken! Jeremiah 3 vs 12
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today, I am taking exam and the question was ' to what extent book of job was a tragedy?'....but instead of writing exam I kept listening to this person.
thanks for the video....from India
' to what extent book of job was a tragedy?'... You could answer, to a pretty great extent.
That teaching was a gift for me! Thank you Rabbi. Thank you. Peace
Thank you for that graphic teaching
i enjoy your teaching it shows how much we all need God
Wow, I am a Baptist and I loved this teaching from the Old Testament. Thank you
I am also a member of Fundamental Baptist church and I'm planning to convert to Judaism.
Tzion Talks that dude up there came to listen being a baptist. From what he knows, its called old testament. Give him credit for being open to reading judaisms version of job vs christians version
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@@silentlurker1324 did you convert?
Being a Roman Catholic, Im very impressed with your beautiful explaination of such a complex predicament... Your insights add more meaning to your commentary...Thank you!!!
Catholic and Judaism are brothers. No better teachers than them. Evangelical Christianity is too shallow for me.
I'm a Somali/Russian and I thank you for this
The Book Of Job was a magnificent reading ! I loved reading it when you listen to Jobs word it’s really relatable to anyone who is facing difficulty in their life ! Job proves that the righteous and wicked both will face judgement for sin
Thing is, there are those see you suffering, they're going to rub the wounds and add salt as if funny. They're rightly called wicked people. Many commit suicide because of such evil and wicked types. Where they cast burdens do hard it's unbearable. Thank God for the kind merciful people!
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Thank you Rabbi Breitowitz, I really needed to hear what God had to say through you via the Book of Job. All glory to Him
I was once told by my counselor that they story I was telling him of my life reminded him of the reading from Job.
Led me to read the scripture. GOD gives and GOD takes away. But trust not in our own understandings. We go through trials and tribulations. But never give up. GOD has something better in store for us.
Jesus Christ is Lord 🔥🙏🏽🔥...
God is good always 🔥🔥🔥.
I enjoyed his casual , wide recalling of stories where I could see it possible that my life can be of use for reasons I don't know about and I don't need to know about.
Thanks
Pete
Amazing teaching, thank you Rabbi Yitzchak for sharing this with us .
I have been battling to understand The Book of Job for some time now, now I do, thank you Rabbi. One thing is that it is hard to be as righteous as Job and be able to profess that to the face of the Lord. Guess I find solace in grace, mercy and forgiveness.
Jesus is the righteousness of God.. he kept the law . Knowing we can't..
Why ISAIAH 53 missing out your book . You better find out the why it is. www.oneforisrael.org/bible-based-teaching-from-israel/inescapable-truth-isaiah-53/
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@@shirleyannelindberg1692 there is a series of job by pastor Doug batchelor you should watch it😉
@@alphaomega619 isaiah 53 is not missing from our book.
You have no Grace, You have no Forgiveness, and You have no Mercy. 66 There is a place to melt the hardest of hearts: the meekest in countenance. 443
Rabbi Breitowitz gives a wonderful, in-depth and heartfelt explanation on the complex questions presented in the book of Job. A book that, at almost 4000 years of age, is as relevant today as it was when it was written. I have also wrestled with the meaning of this text in my struggles and sufferings in life. I think the essential idea is always missed... God doesn’t give an answer to Job because it would rob every other human being of the same satisfaction. Everyone wants to no why they are suffering at the moment of suffering. But what Job never knows, is what the author of the book wants us to know: That when you are going through the sometimes horrible pain and seemingly senseless suffering that so many of us endure in life, at that exact moment... you are God’s Champion!
Thank you Sir for this wonderful teaching.
Loved the insight about about the unannounced absence of the first friend, and the paradoxical psychology of "friends" who "help".
This my favorite book when I'm feeling down, to see how he suffered and grew. I like this man that is speaking.
Are you down and out or down and about. That will tell You everything about Job, the booking.
Delightful to listen to. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Humbling.
הרב הגאון, ישר כוח גדול!!!! מאוד תודה רבה!!!!
Amazing that there are so many comments of gratitude on this Rabbi’s sermon here from non-Jews
Truly we are all God’s creation, trying hungrily to find our way back to him ❤
Amaizing wisdom,thank you rabbi!
Hello, my name is Job.
Job’s story was written down & now it has had an affect on all of us.
He was a small cog ⚙️
& this story has had an impact from generation to generation 🙏🏽 Amen
I have suffered a lot in life and so I have wondered about the Book of Job. (I am a Christian.) This was so very helpful to me and I appreciate the Rabbi’s insight into this perplexing topic of suffering. I remember reading about the Holocaust when I was a teenager and although I had been to Sunday School sporadically, I couldn’t fathom a God who allowed such severe and prolonged suffering of good people. I was an agnostic for many years until I couldn’t take any more suffering in my life and started reading the Bible. Thanks so much for your video! ❤️🇨🇦
As a Christian this is a wonderful Sermon.
What ? that satan isn't a fallen angel ?
This was so powerful. I hope I can always remember all of it's substance. Thank you.
Excellent exposition and overview of the book of Job. In a world that is looking for neat and succinct answers to the deep questions in life, the Rabbi explains that sometimes we don't get the answers we seek, but we do get the assurance of knowing that God is present with us through the trials.
Great explanations! Rabbi Y. Breitowitz is an amazing source of wisdom. Tks, rav. Shalom.
All Praise God Now
He has you
In his hands
Have no fear
God is in control
Praise Adonai Elohim
Shem.
Thank you my God.
Thank you so much rabbi,for explaining so eloquent what it is behind all that events, sometimes so hard to cope with,that we are dealing all our lives,and i understand that is up to us what we choose to do with all those experiences to change our state of mind and our souls!May HASHEM bless you,and i pray for HIS blessings and forgiveness for the rest of us!!!🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖🔯💖
The best 54 mins I have spent learning the conclusions from the book of Job. Thank you Rabbi Yitzchak! 🙏🏼
Thank you for your valuable insights. I with you. God Bless you and your family
Thanks for sharing your wisdom teacher
Rav Yitzchak thank you so much for putting this on TH-cam. I love the wisdom you convey
Im a Christian but I love this Rabbis teachings. Throughout my short life ive noticed western Christianity preaches too much about the new testament and searching for happiness with very short lived motivational speeches. One of my great findings in life is ive learned to love the old testament more than the New, just my opinion. I have great respect, appreciation, admiration and understanding for suffering and learning to endure hardships in life. I find suffering a necessity in life, theres something about being in that dark place hurting in immense pain with complete confusion feeling of lost and misery, but in that moment you figure it out and learn to adapt and find comfort in the pain during those dark moments. I understand for those who do not recognize this path or havent found it yet...It sounds borderline psychotic but when you wrestle with suffering and find that place or thing you pour your heart out to God while being drenched in sorrow, theres nothing like it. I found it extremely rewarding not for personal gains but to evolve as a human. You find more understanding and wisdom of life every time you endure suffering with God and end up finding enjoyment in the opportunity every time. You will never again run that never ending race of chasing happiness as those moments will be enjoyed but very short lived. The balance is more than a necessity and that is what the Old testament has taught me.
I agree, I find the Old Testament more intriguing.
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@@Z123-n4s the Bible was written by Jews....why do you think the Jews wrote it just curious to know what the perspective is with the Jewish community on that...im guessing your jewish.
Proof that it was written by G-d
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Rabbi thank you for such profound insight into the book of Job,into the human soul.
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz is great teacher and good man
Now that I know about Job, I am less judgmental about other's misfortunes. Thanks for digesting this difficult teaching!
Deeply comforted by the message today. Bless you and may the one and only creator save a portion for you on my behalf.
Being a Christian I really appreciate the frankness and open mind through which u guide people that man should respect God for giving him brain to think and make decisions and do good and stope blaming on God or others. Appreciate God's gift along with pain
What a wonderful exposition of the book of Job.
From a Christian this is brilliant and a great talk. Thank you for sharing your wisdom
this rabbi is wrong about satan, if you read isaiah 14-12 tot 16-17 satan is a fallen angel according the hebrew bible .
Prince Of Peace Ehmm no... If you read the whole chapter, and the ones preceding them and you don't ready those verses out of context, in isolation, it becomes clear that it's actually about a human king and that the image of the fallen morningstar is used to symbolise the king losing his power and position because of his arrogance and sins.
@@princeofpeace794 nope, in this case, it is the prosecutor.
Eelke read also Daniel 7:13 and 7:14 it’s all about the messiah Jesus Christ
The book of Job, The test of Job, but was it really Job on test?
all the teachings i have heard teach it is the test of Job, but that does not make sence under inspection.
God had already judged Job, God alread knew Job, God had said;
Job 1:1 There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man was perfect and upright, and one that feared God, and eschewed evil.
"perfect and upright" !!! does God say that lightly? does God speak and then 2nd guess himself, did God call Job perfect and then need to further test him? NO, God new Job and said he was perfect, and indeed Job was !
the test was on satan? like after Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit, God asked where they are, here God asked satan where he has been / come from, this shows satan is fallen and disconnected from God.... then God asks satan an open question.
Job 1:8 And the LORD said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil?
that is an open question, God is testing satan to get satans answer... satan could of given any answer, satan could of said "yeah i see him, he is a good guy", but that is not how satan answered, satan said;
Job 1:9 Then Satan answered the LORD, and said, Doth Job fear God for nought?
10 Hast not thou made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hath on every side? thou hast blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land.
11 But put forth thine hand now, and touch all that he hath, and he will curse thee to thy face.
So God has satan's answer now!!! God himself knows satan is a liar, but how should God handle the matter? should God rebuke satan or could he use this to prove satan is a liar?
the book of Job was God playing chess with satan and Job was the pawn in the game.... God made satan look like a liar, then told Job not to question his ways, but then made Job have a good future.
Satan failed the test, satan was not forced to do what he did, he did what he did to try and prove his own lie but instead he was proved a liar.
i really want people to realise this is the test of satan, who knows what would of happened if satan made tea cakes with Job, maybe God would of taken that as a repentence from satan and things would of changed.
i think believers should rebuke satan telling him to repent, i genuinly believe satan could repent and work righteousness on the earth if he wanted, and i believe he would be accepted... judgement is getting closer and the texts kind of tell us satan wont repent, but i think there is a code in the programming that allows for satan to repent.
anyway, i hope you like that insight, i would be very supprised if you have heard it before because ive not heard anyone else teach it as the test of satan.
As another Christian listening to this study, I find this lesson very beneficial in understanding the big question of bad things and good people.
So inpiring! I've been dealing with hardships lately, and this was so beautifully said!
Hope you got over it 😄😄😄😄😄
When you have nothing left but God, you have enough to start all over again.
Thank you. Wonderful blessed commentary.
Even through Job had nearly everything taken away from him he still believed in God even as he cried out to him in anger asking why,
Yes WILL
Amen we don't always get what we want but we get what we need
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Blessed you thanks family
What wonderful man, full of wisdom & kindness.
There is nothing King, KIND about the book of Job:the only gentleness was from His lord:the Hire2
wisdom came from pain: pain issues from the proximity of allah being removed611
I really wish I could get a copy of this with subtitles because I have a deaf friend who would really enjoy learning from this splendid exposition.
Kol ha cavod Rabbi, what a superb exposition of Job and the life lessons it teaches, and the cosmic awe it expresses. Makes me quell with nachas and Jewish pride.
If you get to see this comment, Rabbi, thanks a lot for this lecture on the Book of Job. As an RC, remember reading the book in school but that was a long time ago and much H2O has gone under the bridge. For the first time, really understand the meaning of the story and your mentioning that it might have been written by Moses was really interesting. Read VF's book and that was very interesting. Actually, now I'm an atheist and a humanist but also a scholar and a historian and hearing lectures and learning will never leave me until I die. Thanks again. P.S. For what it's worth, my father was a tanker in WWII and broke into a concentration camp. He was affected by what he saw and became enraged by deniers. He was a member of the Greatest Generation.
This was a very thoughtful discussion from a fine rabbi
Hare Krishna
Hi Rabbi, you are so sweet and humble, I like your teaching and ask for more. When a leaf fall from the tree, there are ripples in all the universe. Regards
"sweet and humble" yet too proud to accept the Messiah!
Hell awaits those who deny Jesus Christ.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Made me cry but feel comforted in a behond way. Have read Job before a few times and heard so many talks on it and yours is my favourite.
Beautiful & Remarkable! Thank you for helping me understand this book!
the unconditional freedom to choose courage and self-transformation
Beautiful and powerful!
this was a good message.i recently am diagnosed terminal lung cancer going into care assistance .this time has made me reconect to god. am i mad .no. ive accepted what is. fair -unfair thats outside my control.ive made peace and love with my mom and dad. and ive rconnnected to god. his message is so fulfilling right now. god is so good,sometimes we go our way.but we can come back. theres only 1 path for me to travel now. i cant wait to go home.