What Should You Do If You Want To Convert To Orthodox Judaism?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Recognized Rabbinical Courts for Conversion -ITIM Beit din
www.itim.org.il/wp-content/up...
Conversion to Orthodox Judaism requires education and practice. Individuals must learn the Torah and Jewish laws and live as Jews, observing Shabbat and Jewish holidays, and eating kosher food. They should also be guided by a rabbi and participate in a Jewish community. Men must be circumcised. T
he conversion process can take time, depending on the individual's progress and the strictness of the rabbinical court. Patience, sacrifices, and dedication are crucial. Converts should have a love for Judaism and the Jewish people and be prepared to follow Jewish practices.
BREAKING JEWISH NEWS: The World's FIRST TIKKUN HaBRIT & TeShuva Movies CD/DVD Combo in ENGLISH. Join The Campain for Your Personal Ticket To Olam HaBa!!!
www.flipcause.com/secure/caus...
To Support our KIRUV and Torah Teachings work please DONATE at www.BeEzratHaShem.org If you'd like to invite Rabbi Yaron Reuven to give a lecture at your synagogue, home or office please email Info@BeEzratHaShem.org Rabbi Reuven is based out of Florida but travels to give lectures to different groups. Join one of our interactive "Interesting Torah" Whatsapp groups to get daily updates and short Torah clips that can uplift your day by texting 1.917.468.2324 or +91 93236 69880
Available on Apple iTunes Store, Amazon App Store and Android Play Store
play.google.com/store/apps/de... GOOGLE App
apps.apple.com/us/app/beezrat... APPLE App
www.amazon.com/Hosttec-Soluti... AMAZON App
Click here / se. . To Listen to our very popular "Daily Chidush" short audio series on SOUNDCLOUD or the Podcast Channel at beezrathashem.jewishpodcasts....
Born in Netanya, Israel, Rabbi Yaron Reuven began his American Dream as a little boy, when his family immigrated to the United States. He went from a newspaper boy at the age of 10, to a well-known self-made Wall Street multimillionaire by the age of 23. During his time in Wall Street, he owned his own private brokerage firm, a hedge fund, and an international insurance agency. He was featured on CNBC, Bloomberg and Chinese NDTV due to his success in the financial industry.
At age 26 he faced a 7-year battle for his life when a simple surgery went wrong. From that moment his life would never be the same. This moment marked the start of a series of miraculous events and an exciting pursuit of truth, ultimately resulting in Rabbi Reuven renouncing his lofty position and success in Wall Street, after 16 years, to become a full-time KIRUV rabbi. His Teshuva story is sure to catch the heart of every listener.
Rabbi Reuven’s shiurim are in English and Hebrew. His classes are focused on spreading the truth and divinity of the Torah through MUSSAR, scientific proofs, and many other methods to reach each individual listener. Rabbi Reuven is the leading educator on the topic of wasting seed in the English language with over 30 hrs of content published online.
Rabbi Yaron Reuven is a proud member of the Igud HaRabbonim (The Rabbinical Alliance of America), a national rabbinic organization founded in 1942. Today, our 900+ members are congregational leaders, religious teachers, chaplains, heads of Jewish organizations and communal leaders united in their commitment to traditional Orthodox Judaism. For more information please visit: rabbinicalalliance.org/
Excellent lecture Rabbi. I used to watch your lectures for years. I been attempting to convert Orthodox fifteen years. I became a Conservative Jew and visited Reform etc. I read a lot of Artscroll books. I listen to Rabbi Mizrachi frequently. I been to Eretz Yisrael five years ago. Amazing experience. I didn't give up. I won't give up. Listen a lot to Rabbi Arush alot. Be'ezratHaShem I will be accepted into Orthodox.
GD willing you will overcome yourself and have the strength to go through with it fully!
From the time that I was around 8 years old, I wanted to be a Jew, even though I was raised as a Catholic. I pursued my journey home by attempting an Orthodox conversion when I was in my 20's. I lived inside the eruv and I studied with a very respected Rabbi from my community. I was approved to go in front of the orthodox Beit Din. Ultimately, I felt very intimidated by a few of the Rabbis and I walked away after that meeting. I walked away being upset with them and Hashem. I was very young and very confused. During the next two decades, I became more humble, and my interest in Judaism never wavered. A few years ago I happened to get a position as the Assistant to the Senior Rabbi of a large reformed congregation. Ultimately, I ended up completing a Reform conversion. Almost immediately, I felt that this wasn't enough, and the idea of an Orthodox conversion came up in my heart once again. Currently, I am preparing to make Aliyah in the near future. I have thought that perhaps, I should wait and complete my Orthodox conversion in Israel. My question for you is what do you think is better: to convert in the States or in Israel? This has truly been a lifelong journey, and each step has been precious to me. I am grateful for all of my experiences. I look forward to your response.
The State of Israel will accept a conversion to Reform Judaism if you were active for at least a full year after the conversion was finalized. Contact Nefesh B’Nefesh and the Jewish Agency for Israel for help making Aliyah.
As Christo noted you can make aliyah with a reform US conversion. It is odd but they allow it because the Reform have a lot of money. I suggest doing the conversion in Israel. Unless you are involved in government work or a rabbi there is no reason for a religious Jew to be in a country as sick and destructive as the US (in my opinion). The Torah does not encourgae Jews to live in wicked nations nor does it ever encourage living in North America. Also it will be cheaper in Israel and I find Israel more welcoming personally
@@christo-chaney Reform conversion is only useful to immigrate to Israel, but the person is not at all recognized as halachically Jewish. Melanie is clearly interested in completing an orthodox conversion and that tends to be a more difficult process in Israel. Not that it's ever easy.
@@bluaska many reform conversions meet the requirements of Halacha. Mine does.
Baruch HaShem for this moment of continued awakening! I pray HaShem continues to bless, shield, and replenish your cup Rabbi Reuven, your family & your children and the children of your children and their children for generations to come. I am also wishing everyone in the process of learning & converting ALL THE BEST AS YOU come to understand & to make JUDAISM ORTHOPRAXY in your own life. [PS: The fun part-->"remember not to ovr do it 🤫, because you gonna look like you just came from mount sinai 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂" 🙏🙏🙏
Shalom. Thank you for your inspiration
This was excellent, the best I have heard about conversion. Thank you, very much.
What a great video thank you so much soo happy to have come across your channel. As a guir going through Orthodox conversion I look forward to learning more. Shavua Tov
@@FlowerPowerNZ thank you so much and no not fanatical just lovethat Hashem showed me his ways and I don’t take it for granted. I just want to be the best Jew I can be not fanatical but definitely observant and so my children’s children’s can keep the mitzvots and know how Hashem took us out of idol worship to show us his ways.
Thank you Rabbi !!!
Todah raba rabbi for the guidance
Beautiful! Thank you ✨💫✨
Dear Rabbi,
at long last someone is giving some good advise to people who wish to convert. There are some people on line who got it all wrong. Some people did convert and are NOT observing Torah Laws because they coverted for ulterior motives. They have no idea of what is like to be a Jew during periods like the Holocaust, like we did.
Some of them discovered the truth about Torah but are not ready to accept any difficulties. Thank you again for opening the eyes of people who wish to convert.
Thank you Rabbi.
SHALOM DEAR CHACHAM. STUNNING EXPLANATION..BARUCH HASHEM EXCELLENT FROM SPAIN 🇮🇱❤🇮🇱
I have been wanting to convert since 2011 I started classes in March 2023. I recentley found out about difference in beliefs of theology between Reform, Conservative & Orthodox. This wasn't brought up in class as a subject, once I found out especially concerning Moshe and Torah I had been given an Orthodox Rabbis email to see if I can take classes for Orthodox. I filled out the application and waiting to hear back. I never thought of Orthodox when I knew I wanted to convert, I now can't see how I can convert to the other branches with a different theology than what I believed even before I started the classes. At this point I'm taking an unexpected opportunity just because I have to see where it goes for me. After I started the conversion classes in March I took a 23&Me and I have Ashkenazi Polish dna maybe it's all is for a reason, and if Orthodox is where I am suppose to be I will find out. ✡
Thankyou Very much Rab Yaron Reuven for this Video Very important I Need to Convert
Most people don't know that you do not have to convert to be part of the Jewish tribe. Just lay yourself on an imaginary altar, giving your body and mind over to the Creator of heaven and earth, as in the last two phrases of the Adon Olam prayer (*) and (thereby) giving up idolatry, you will automatically become a child of G'd and you will automatically be enlisted and inscribed as part of G'ds people.
Don't listen to people who tell you to 'convert'. (As conversion means becoming someone you are not.) The G'd of Israel does not want you to change. He wants you as you are.
(*) "beyado afqid ruchi" - In His hands I trust / command my spirit (so that my inspiration will become G'ds inspiration) "we-im ruchi djewiyothi" - and with this inspiration [I also command] my body. (To be used in Your honor.)
What best commentary Jewish bible do you recommend?
How do I get in contact with Rabbi Reuven does anyone know?
Dear Rabbi, thank you for this lecture. I have a quick question- if someone admires a part of a different religion or ideology BECAUSE it reminds them of something the Torah says, is that wrong? Is it wrong to respect and find common ground with those of different beliefs, even if the individual is still steadfast and forever dedicated to Hashem and Torah only?
The gemara in tractate Avodah Zarah says that Rebbi Eliezer ben Horkenus nearly recieved a heavenly death penalty for admiring the words of an idolator who said something that does not contradict the Torah, so from there we learn that its important to stay away from other religions as their lies are decievingly clever, and their truth are simply things they copied from the Torah, so why not look into your own Torah instead of their version of the picking and choosing what to keep.
We can I get a list which rabbis in Galut are accepted by Israeli rabanut? Is the kosher ones only in Ha'aretz, USA and England?
Rabbi, you mention “this group”, what are you referring to? Is there a group you have for those wanting to convert? You also make mention of lists; where can I find the lists please?
this is our WhatsApp group for converts. you can send a request to join by sending us a WhatsApp text to 1.917.468.2324
@@YaronReuvenRabbi B'H that allowed me to watch your movie and now I've been watching all your teaching videos. I would like to share my story with you and also your help to guide me on my convertion to Judaism. I will send a txt to the WhatsApp group! May HASHEM hasten the coming of the MESHIACH.!
How long will it take?
It will take as long as it takes.
Rabbi Reuven are you able to assist me with my conversion?
I’m thinking about converting!
If I'm a conservative jew, can I convert to orthodox?
@k: If you converted via a Conservative synagogue, yes, you can do as Rabbi says and convert via an Orthodox Rabbi. You must move close to an Orthodox synagogue/neighborhood.
Where to find a welcoming Orthodox Rabbi? I wasn't getting any feedback from any when I inquired at their Chabad Centers.
go to any Orthodox Shul other than Chabad or find a specific Chabad rabbi and keep pestering them over and over about conversion, there is a tradition that the Rabbi will reject you 3-5 times to ensure that you are sincere about conversion
Sometimes even when Rashi explains it it's hard to understand what he means.
I live in remote town in Norway. Rabbi is in Oslo.....how can I do this? Do I need rabbi of oslo
What books do I need
💐💐
First and foremost, find a community and a church. Otherwise, you may attempt to observe the sabbath as I do by myself, sometimes, lately.
How does a Jewish person become Jewish?
I'm interested in studying torah
juan guevara get yourself an Artscroll Chumash And Tanach
O.K.
i want to become a family mmber of judaism
Ea and watch for the reform
The circumcision issue is exactly why Christianity spread so rapidly, they dispensed with it altogether. Jews certainly could have been more popular if they had decided to be more expedient about their beliefs. They couldn’t do it because a nation unlike a religion has standards everyone must follow or the people who are a part of it have nothing in common. This stringency is responsible for antisemitism. Jews aren’t always welcomed or understood when they stand out from others. Its human nature to want to be liked, popular and accepted. That isn’t always good and its especially relevant in being true to ourself as well to G-d. Nations are accountable and that’s the reason the Jewish nation is still around today. In short, there are many reasons to be a Jew but the first and foremost about it is an identity that’s permanent, always a part of a Jew and the Jew is part of an eternal covenant with heaven. Where a Jew is born or a person becomes a Jew by virtue of conversion, one overriding fact is freely acknowledged:this covenant was the result of the free will of an entire people and G-d didn’t force it upon them. Indeed, the Jew is the proof, when anyone asks, of G-d and why after thousands of years, they still serve and follow Him.
you want to blame the jews for antisemitism? what a crooked and knieving idiot you are! Circumcision is the problem? what with miliard of muslims who are also circumsized - why they are not persecuted? and why even they persecuted jews? i will tell you why! because they cristians muslems and pagans know deep in their heart that their beliefs are not from God - all of them cannot admit that their belifs system are a very bad corrupted imitations of the only original truth religion! that is the reason they tried over millinia to humilate, murder, robe and rape the jews!
🇮🇱
I have Jew DNA. Does HaShem consider me a Jew? Just not the nation of Israel?
Jew dna?
where is your mother from, is her mother Jewish?
This is obscene.
Grow up, people.
Why?
@@Xisk77 because this is a cult .
Do you genuinely think God wants humans to operate like a robot?
@@pedo_muhammad Anyone who thinks that Judaism is a cult or merely a rules-based religion has yet to discover the true spirituality of the faith.
@@yochananzahav3758 Anyone who has spend their lives in shackles will always say you still haven't found the real freedom.