Our challenge in life is not to be perfect. That is unattainable and, according to Shlomo Hamelech, it is in some way undesirable, for one cannot become a tzadik without falling. The challenge is to carry both sets of luchos with us, to take pride in our successes and seek to repeat them and to recall and learn from our failures and be determined to transcend them.
Allow me to blow your mind. I was wondering not knowing what I was doing on earth .... There came a moment when I was tired of living and told God to take me away. Literally over night he changed me ... Now I only see thru the eyes of others and exist for others and do not have a desire for myself. Call me a tsadik or a charley I don't care but I would never tell my children that you CANNOT BECOME whatever it is to become
He's repeating a Jew, a Former King (Those Mashal in particular - Psalms 10 to 22, are attributed to Shelomo) . Jew's tend to repeat the rational of their ancestors. It's the inheritance left to their children.
9:32 some has to reach up to Him for everyone else It’s always been this way As we approach Union We must decrease to 1 as when Adam Split and multiplied We are Bow to Consolidate.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov was quoted saying that every Jew has the potential to become a tzaddik. He told his followers even though he has illustrious lineage such as the baal shem tov, there was very little difference between him and others. But he did say that he served hashem with all his might, and his efforts achieved his goals. I have come a long way to know hashem and learn and know torah from where I started, and even though I am nowhere near a tzaddik, relative to where I started I am. I guess the main difference is the tzaddik does not have to toil as hard, he innately binds himself to hashem.
A Tzadik has to work harder. Because he has to ensure generations far removed from him benefit from his "Correctness" / "Righteousness". Normal people work for themselves, and maybe their children (if at all).
Rabbi, have you ever heard of Bishop Robert Barron, or seen his TH-cam channel? Perhaps you & him could both do a TH-cam episode together, & discuss issues such as theology, philosophy, etc. I think the 2 of you might get along well...
Interesting that your student was asking if the Tzadik was comparable to a priest or a pope, because we Christians actually compare the Jewish idea of Tzadik to the role of a Saint. Rather, we would compare a rebbe or a chief Rabbi to the Pope, etc...
Eclesiastes 1:9, 3:14-15. We are none of us in the flesh completely perfect in ways, there was one in the flesh who was perfect, he will return when he is sent by "Hashem" (Adonai) -The One (Echad) true Elohim. Zechariah 14:4. We await his return. All flesh that stands in that day will see Him. He will return as he left with clouds. Remember what was said to "Moshe" Exodus 33:20. Lehitraot.
@@GENESIS-3 What is it that you disagree with, perhaps I can clarify. This is how it reads in my Bible. ie the Masoretic version KJV inc. new testament, not the original Tanakh, which was translated by the Septuagint writers from Hebrew to Greek. Unfortunately that is not available in it's original form.
I must beTzadik, if not definitely a exegesis however, my one and sole purpose is to let people know the physical age comes to an end Hanukkah 2020. At which time we all will be translated to our spiritual form. The children of the light go to the Almighty Creator. The children of the dark go to the evil imitator. Shalom aleichem
@@tellmetruth5406 LoL, I hardly need the 'interpretation' of a random Meshuggener about the Torah (Especially one who plays at being cute requesting meds.) Seriously, you're loathsome and should be ashamed of your behavior.
I won't ask him what a tzadiq is if I were you.... (he doesn't know because he teaches not to keep the Torah like they all do, but the worse part is he calls Elohim/Torah a lie by saying it doesn't say what it says)
Moshe Rebbeinu had no good or bad inner struggles - (just good and gooder)? Well, there was that one time when he killed an Egyptian guard, when he seems quite reluctant to be God's 'go to' guy and tells Him he's not the right man for the job because he's slow of speech, then there's the time God moved to kill him when he dragged his feet with his sons circumcision and then when he struck the rock with his staff to bring forth a spring... Nah, not buying it.🤔 🤨
He was slow of speech, He was removed from Egypt for 40 years, you know how fast one forgets the language of their 'homeland' when they're removed from it? None of the things you named are inherently wicked. - There was no consequence for confessing he forget the language of the land of Egypt from where he came from, there was no consequence for delaying the circumcision, and as far as The Rock goes. It was written in Bereshit, "Man is too flesh, My Spirit will not abide in him Forever, let his days number 120 Years." Moses did exactly as he was intended to do, right from the beginning of it all.
@@bemeanerwithfeloniousdemeanor my point being that all humans struggle and are flawed and, as if to emphasize the point, Moses is prevented from enjoying the full flower of his 40 year mission (and is NOT permitted to enter the promised land). You might view this as being good as opposed to being 'gooder' or 'goodest' but there's no point in debating interpretation as it's an exercise in futility.
go and hassle all your many versions of our Torah, you have so many, many choices, everywhere. you obviously feel left out, addressing all the disrespectful, stalkers of us, if you would like to understand, get the original version, its called Torah. We have only one, that has not changed.
The Eternal Torah you *may* be referring to, was lost long ago. But the Modern Day Tanakh (specifically the Chumash) has been edited, a few times, one notable instance of this is during the time they spent in Babylon when Ezra modified it.
@@bemeanerwithfeloniousdemeanor Moshe it is claimed wrote most of the Torah, not an improbable claim considering he was raised as a Prince of "Mizraim" would be raised, however words have been changed, in one sense into many languages, and in another by the Talmudic(oral Torah) teachings, which have been modified since they were written a short while after the 2nd temple was destroyed(within a few hundred years)albeit 2 versions. Everything has been altered to some degree. But all will be rectified in the end. Whether we see it in our day or not. BFN.
We need to LIVE Gods pure Torah and then he will come back around to us😁. We must leave what we added behind and go back to what Moshe and Joshua taught. The rabbis have made up way to much and added it to Hashem! The Navi didn't even know what they were. The rabbi is teaching rabbinic literature that is clearly made up, God has not given us this information. They do this to control who operates within the rabbs circles. They have to prop men up and call them special so you will follow their added instructions. If you want to be tsadiq then fight your old inner self and make yourself comply with the exact written instructions that God gave even for our KINGS TO READ SO THEY REMAIN RIGHTEOUS. DEUTERONOMY IS THE KEY TO HEAVEN THAT THE RABBIS HAVE BEEN HIDING AND THAT IS WHY THE WORLD SUFFERS UNDER THIS DARK CURSE TO THIS DAY. PEACE SHALOM MAY GOD'S WILL BE DONE
Awesome Rabbi creating connections, for me with Torah and Hashem. Lifting my personal concepts, and allaying my fears.
Our challenge in life is not to be perfect. That is unattainable and, according to Shlomo Hamelech, it is in some way undesirable, for one cannot become a tzadik without falling. The challenge is to carry both sets of luchos with us, to take pride in our successes and seek to repeat them and to recall and learn from our failures and be determined to transcend them.
I love how he's serious , look at the beginning
Thanks for the clear definition.
Allow me to blow your mind. I was wondering not knowing what I was doing on earth .... There came a moment when I was tired of living and told God to take me away. Literally over night he changed me ... Now I only see thru the eyes of others and exist for others and do not have a desire for myself. Call me a tsadik or a charley I don't care but I would never tell my children that you CANNOT BECOME whatever it is to become
This guy is preaching proverbs 13:22, a good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children.
He's repeating a Jew, a Former King (Those Mashal in particular - Psalms 10 to 22, are attributed to Shelomo) . Jew's tend to repeat the rational of their ancestors. It's the inheritance left to their children.
9:32 some has to reach up to Him for everyone else
It’s always been this way
As we approach Union
We must decrease to 1 as when Adam Split and multiplied
We are Bow to Consolidate.
Wow!!!! Incredible!!!
You never sleep. But God gives gifts while we slumber. Ha ha ha
Loved this
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov was quoted saying that every Jew has the potential to become a tzaddik. He told his followers even though he has illustrious lineage such as the baal shem tov, there was very little difference between him and others. But he did say that he served hashem with all his might, and his efforts achieved his goals. I have come a long way to know hashem and learn and know torah from where I started, and even though I am nowhere near a tzaddik, relative to where I started I am. I guess the main difference is the tzaddik does not have to toil as hard, he innately binds himself to hashem.
A Tzadik has to work harder. Because he has to ensure generations far removed from him benefit from his "Correctness" / "Righteousness".
Normal people work for themselves, and maybe their children (if at all).
At 9:10 I don't know the name that he used and cant understand to look it up. Could someone please tell me what that word was?
baaltshuva בעל תשובה . i guess 'he who repented' 'owner of repentance'
nata reznik thank you!!
Rabbi, have you ever heard of Bishop Robert Barron, or seen his TH-cam channel? Perhaps you & him could both do a TH-cam episode together, & discuss issues such as theology, philosophy, etc. I think the 2 of you might get along well...
8:10-ish
Perfecto
Interesting that your student was asking if the Tzadik was comparable to a priest or a pope, because we Christians actually compare the Jewish idea of Tzadik to the role of a Saint. Rather, we would compare a rebbe or a chief Rabbi to the Pope, etc...
Rabbi Friedman, my question is : can a woman be a Tzadik ?? Shalom be to you. Thanks
Eclesiastes 1:9, 3:14-15. We are none of us in the flesh completely perfect in ways, there was one in the flesh who was perfect, he will return when he is sent by "Hashem" (Adonai) -The One (Echad) true Elohim. Zechariah 14:4. We await his return. All flesh that stands in that day will see Him. He will return as he left with clouds. Remember what was said to "Moshe" Exodus 33:20.
Lehitraot.
Clay Withers - Sir, with all do respect, ... but that’s a no no.
@@GENESIS-3 What is it that you disagree with, perhaps I can clarify. This is how it reads in my Bible. ie the Masoretic version KJV inc. new testament, not the original Tanakh, which was translated by the Septuagint writers from Hebrew to Greek. Unfortunately that is not available in it's original form.
The idea of being a Tzaddik seems immodest.... perhaps I do not understand it well enough?
Does this Rabbi know The Gospel? If he does who did he learn it from?
What do you mean?
@@intcomaz Does he understand The Gospel?
What gospel?
I don't know. Did he say he understands the gospel you speak of? I am assuming by Gospel you mean Christianity.
@@intcomaz By Gospel I mean from Genesis to Revelation
I must beTzadik, if not definitely a exegesis however, my one and sole purpose is to let people know the physical age comes to an end Hanukkah 2020. At which time we all will be translated to our spiritual form. The children of the light go to the Almighty Creator. The children of the dark go to the evil imitator. Shalom aleichem
Go take your meds.
and exegesis doesn't mean what you think it means.
Operation Counter-Troll give me some.
Operation Counter-Troll oh yeah, what scriptures do you need interpretation of? Try me and see if I'm not true. Don't just be a Mockingbird.
@@tellmetruth5406 LoL, I hardly need the 'interpretation' of a random Meshuggener about the Torah (Especially one who plays at being cute requesting meds.)
Seriously, you're loathsome and should be ashamed of your behavior.
To be devoted to others might be a bad idea if it is not a serve for God.
I won't ask him what a tzadiq is if I were you.... (he doesn't know because he teaches not to keep the Torah like they all do, but the worse part is he calls Elohim/Torah a lie by saying it doesn't say what it says)
RFS
Moshe Rebbeinu had no good or bad inner struggles - (just good and gooder)? Well, there was that one time when he killed an Egyptian guard, when he seems quite reluctant to be God's 'go to' guy and tells Him he's not the right man for the job because he's slow of speech, then there's the time God moved to kill him when he dragged his feet with his sons circumcision and then when he struck the rock with his staff to bring forth a spring... Nah, not buying it.🤔 🤨
He was slow of speech, He was removed from Egypt for 40 years, you know how fast one forgets the language of their 'homeland' when they're removed from it?
None of the things you named are inherently wicked. - There was no consequence for confessing he forget the language of the land of Egypt from where he came from, there was no consequence for delaying the circumcision, and as far as The Rock goes.
It was written in Bereshit, "Man is too flesh, My Spirit will not abide in him Forever, let his days number 120 Years." Moses did exactly as he was intended to do, right from the beginning of it all.
@@bemeanerwithfeloniousdemeanor my point being that all humans struggle and are flawed and, as if to emphasize the point, Moses is prevented from enjoying the full flower of his 40 year mission (and is NOT permitted to enter the promised land). You might view this as being good as opposed to being 'gooder' or 'goodest' but there's no point in debating interpretation as it's an exercise in futility.
Maybe think of like a genetic mutation but wholly of His Spirit?
Ha ha ha ha
Hyper-Empath?
go and hassle all your many versions of our Torah, you have so many, many choices, everywhere. you obviously feel left out, addressing all the disrespectful, stalkers of us, if you would like to understand, get the original version, its called Torah. We have only one, that has not changed.
It actually has. and it has numerous authors.
The Eternal Torah you *may* be referring to, was lost long ago.
But the Modern Day Tanakh (specifically the Chumash) has been edited, a few times, one notable instance of this is during the time they spent in Babylon when Ezra modified it.
@@bemeanerwithfeloniousdemeanor Moshe it is claimed wrote most of the Torah, not an improbable claim considering he was raised as a Prince of "Mizraim" would be raised, however words have been changed, in one sense into many languages, and in another by the Talmudic(oral Torah) teachings, which have been modified since they were written a short while after the 2nd temple was destroyed(within a few hundred years)albeit 2 versions. Everything has been altered to some degree. But all will be rectified in the end. Whether we see it in our day or not.
BFN.
We need to LIVE Gods pure Torah and then he will come back around to us😁.
We must leave what we added behind and go back to what Moshe and Joshua taught.
The rabbis have made up way to much and added it to Hashem!
The Navi didn't even know what they were. The rabbi is teaching rabbinic literature that is clearly made up, God has not given us this information. They do this to control who operates within the rabbs circles. They have to prop men up and call them special so you will follow their added instructions.
If you want to be tsadiq then fight your old inner self and make yourself comply with the exact written instructions that God gave even for our KINGS TO READ SO THEY REMAIN RIGHTEOUS. DEUTERONOMY IS THE KEY TO HEAVEN THAT THE RABBIS HAVE BEEN HIDING AND THAT IS WHY THE WORLD SUFFERS UNDER THIS DARK CURSE TO THIS DAY.
PEACE
SHALOM
MAY GOD'S WILL BE DONE
During the time of the Great Assembly. There were Naviim. They knew. And everyone in the assembly knew who they were.
One is or is not Tzadik. It is not a conscious choice.
@@bemeanerwithfeloniousdemeanor it starts with a conscious choice to serve God the right way, the way God says not as man says.😉
@@LawofMoses and tell me address this what is your source of God's word
@@LawofMoses tell me who tells you what is the "right" way.
You lose!!!