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Thanks Eliyahu!!! I can’t wait for that :);) Chag Sameach Achi !

A Shabbas Shachris prayer From Tehillim(Psalms) 150 Halleluyah! Praise Gd in His Sanctuary: praise Him in the firmament of His power. Praise Him for His mighty acts; praise Him as befits His abundant greatness. Praise Him and the blast of the shofar; praise Him with drum and dance; praise Him with organ and flute. Praise Him with clanging cymbals; praise Him with resonant trumpets. Let all souls praise God, Halleluyah!

Isaiah 53 is nota standalone, it is the middle of the story, start from the beginning of Isaiah, the story is about Isaiah's wife giving birth to their son Emanuel and their son's involvement with the prophesy of king, he will go to the king, King Ahaz, and Emanuel is sent to warn him that there is a plot against him - by a Syrian ruler - king Rezin. The prophecy is that Isaiah's SON, as a child will know good from evil and choose good and that both kings, Ahaz and Rezin will be forsaken. Literally 8:18 "I and the children..are signs and wonders in Israel". This all takes place 500 years BEFORE heyzeus was even born. Go read the ORIGINAL and stop believing in what the church cult tells you. If your want to know why Jews don't believe in false prophet prophets amd false messiahs this is why. The church embarrassingly makes up translations and then inserts heyzeus into them. You might as well use Harry Potter's books as your religion.

Isaiah’s words, in general, and the word ’ot, “sign,” specifically indicate his prophecy had relevance for his contemporaries. The word ’ot is used in the Bible in reference to an event that is to take place in the near future. This understanding is reinforced by the manner in which the word hinnei (“behold”) is used by the prophet to introduce the passage. In the seventy-eight times it is used in Isaiah it is used of future events. Its use in combination with ’ot provides a compelling argument that the passage is announcing an imminent birth. There had to be a fulfillment in Isaiah’s time or his words, which were directed toward his contemporaries, would have had absolutely no meaning for his generation. On word usage alone, the ’ot, the “sign,” of Isaiah 7:14 could not refer to an event in the distant future. All indications are that the sign was not the manner of conception, but the imminent birth of a child, naturally conceived, whose very name would illustrate God’s concern for His people and that God is still “with us.” The birth of Immanuel was a sign of the continuity of the people of Judah in this period of crisis and was foremost a sign of God’s concern for His people. Jews for Judaism

Isaiah 53 is nota standalone, it is the middle of the story, start from the beginning of Isaiah, the story is about Isaiah's wife giving birth to their son Emanuel and their son's involvement with the prophesy of king, he will go to the king, King Ahaz, and Emanuel is sent to warn him that there is a plot against him - by a Syrian ruler - king Rezin. The prophecy is that Isaiah's SON, as a child will know good from evil and choose good and that both kings, Ahaz and Rezin will be forsaken. Ahaz was evil ans he didn't believe his son. Literally 8:18 "I and the children..are signs and wonders in Israel". This all takes place 750 years BEFORE heyzeus was even born. Go read the ORIGINAL and stop believing in what the church tells you. If your want to know why Jews don't believe in false prophets amd false messiahs this is why. The church embarrassingly makes up translations and then inserts heyzeus into them. You might as well use Harry Potter's books as your religion.

@@screamtoasigh9984 well , the blood on the doorposts in Exodus point to a future sacrifice on a cross, superman, moshiach is risen. Connect the dots on the doorposts. Afijokomen also describes " The He came" in pesach. And the matzot with stripes and pearcings . The typologies and illustrations of Hashems Holy Word are mind boggling leading us always to Meshiach and His atonement for our sins. The greatest thing I know is if Yeshua didn't save me, it definitely wasn't the toothfairy. Or the popes of Versace.

@@deanrobillard2667 it was a sign against pagan Egypt. Learn Hebrew and stop using purposefully mistranslated texts created by the Romancult. The Bible prohibited sacrificing any animal that was maimed or blemished in any way (Leviticus 22 :19-22, Deuteronomy 17 :1). However, prior to being crucified, Jesus was beaten and scourged (Matthew 27 : 26, Mark 15: 15-19) which would render him unfit to be a sacrifice. In addition, he was circumcised in the flesh (Luke 2:21), which according to Philippians 3:2 is considered to be a form of mutilation. As well, the Passover sacrifice most certainly could not have been a human being! The Bible strongly condemns and forbids human sacrifice over a dozen times. The actual meaning and significance of the Passover lamb is, in fact, a total repudiation of Christianity. Four days prior to the Exodus, the children of Israel were instructed to set aside a lamb that they would eat on the evening prior to leaving Egypt (Exodus 12 :3-6). This was a tremendously risky act of defiance because the Egyptians worshiped the lamb (Exodus 8:22 / 8:26 in a non-Jewish Bible). The slaughtering of the Paschal lamb was a dramatic renunciation of idolatry. It was a statement that the people inside those houses worshiped God alone. The blood on their doorposts was a brave protest against the prevailing beliefs and a forceful rejection of the worship of any created being. Our Passover today continues to serve as a rejection of the deification of any human being.

Amen Brother 😂!!!

Thank you Brother Eli ❤️!!!!

A daily and Shabbas Shachris prayer From Tehillim(Psalms) 150 Halleluyah! Praise Gd in His Sanctuary: praise Him in the firmament of His power. Praise Him for His mighty acts; praise Him as befits His abundant greatness. Praise Him and the blast of the shofar; praise Him with drum and dance; praise Him with organ and flute. Praise Him with clanging cymbals; praise Him with resonant trumpets. Let all souls praise God, Halleluyah!

A daily and Shabbas Shachris prayer From Tehillim(Psalms) 150 Halleluyah! Praise Gd in His Sanctuary: praise Him in the firmament of His power. Praise Him for His mighty acts; praise Him as befits His abundant greatness. Praise Him and the blast of the shofar; praise Him with drum and dance; praise Him with organ and flute. Praise Him with clanging cymbals; praise Him with resonant trumpets. Let all souls praise God, Halleluyah!