Cheezuk Emumah: Yeshua and the Talmud - answer to Rabbi Yaron Reuven
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2017
- In Sanhedrin 107 Yeshua mentioned in a strange story in the Talmud. Rabbi Yaron Reuven makes makes a strong claims of witchcraft against Yeshua based on this passage. Are these claims true? Tune in for the answer by R' Itzhak Shapira the founder of Ahavat Ammi Ministries www.ahavatammi.org . To support us go to www.fundly.com/ahavatammiministries
Woooow, great teaching Rabbi, from Indonesia i pray that HaShem gave you strength and more wisdom to build the kingdom of our Messiah
Todah Rav. Itzhak for this video
Waw! What a blessing!
Brilliantly stated
Baruk Ata Adonai
All I can say is in regards to the books...
Torah, Tanakh, Mitzvah - Like the constitution of a nation. The word of the founders written in stone for all future generations to follow and live by.
Talmud - Like the word of sitting politicians. Perhaps it was made with good intentions initially, but that soon changed. It can be changed by man, to suit man whenever it is convenient for him, even if it goes against God.
My message to Jewish people. Please, please return to the former three and return home. Something very bad is going to happen, because gentiles are starting to reach their limits. I went through an antisemitic phase where I learned why people hated Jews (communism, porno industry, central banking, etc.), though I was able to get over it. Many gentiles will not be able to do the same, so don't continue to give them reasons to get pissed off at you. And it's not that hard to do, when advocating/voting/etc. think of your host nation as Israel in regards to what would be good for it. You would not vote to import large groups of people with cultures that cannot coexist with yours in to Israel, why should you force that upon gentiles? Jews have a lot of political and financial power, stop using it to fuck over gentiles and start using it for good. Israel is also an option now, you did not have a home for ~1900 years, but now you do, so there is no longer an excuse. If you must live among gentiles it's your own choice, because now you have the option of going home, and the Israeli government makes it much easier.
I did see that Video. I wondered why he was calling Yeshua something different other than ben Yosef
Consider Deuteronomy (D'Varim) chapter 30 if you will.