Thank you for sharing this. My family and I are converting. and my chevruta and I just started learning the 13 ikarim this week. I’m looking forward to going in depth to each one
Rambam took the principles listed in the mishna and gemara of Sanhedrin and summarized them into 13. All the principles of faith are based on open verses in Tanach.
Shalom- Thank you for your videos. It can get overwhelming trying to learn on one’s own when we are not part of a community. I hope in the future, G-d willing, I will be part of a community. Until then, grateful for these helpful videos.
1. The belief in God, ie: a Creator, a Will on High Whom Created & Sustains the Universe (Nechemiah 9:6, Genesis 1, exodus 20:11), and that even though He created evil (isaiah 45:7) for the sake of allowing man to have free will and room for merit, He is the only Authority over all of existence (Exodus 9:29, Deuteronomy 10:17).
Shalom Ms. Liel Eden. I love your channel and I am thankful for your insights and wisdom. Do you offer online help/tutoring for conversion candidates to Orthodox Judaism? I look forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely, Sandra
4. The belief that God is Eternal "..for as I live for eterity" (Deuteronomy 32:40), "..from the beginning..You're from eternity" (Psalm 93:2), "...from eternity to eternity You are God" (Psalm 90:2), "...this is My Name for eternity..." (Exodus 3:15), "YHVH shall rule for eternity" (Exodus 15:18, Psalm 9:8), "You are unfathomable for eternity" (psalm 92:9)...
Liel: You are young and vibrant and secure in yourself. Before you get into debates with any on either side, think first. Just savor your youth which you won't get back.
13. The resurrection, like a Caterpillar that goes into a cocoon, decomposes, and becomes a new flying being, so too at the end times will Hashem do with the DNA in the kever etc (Daniel 12:2, Ezekiel 37:12).
9. God said He'll "Not Ever" nullify His covenant w/ the descendants of Jacob (Judges 2:1, Leviticus 26:44&45). That His Torah be kept "for all of time/eternity" (Deuteronomy 11:1, Deuteronomy 6:24&25, Deuteronomy 29:28, 2Kings 17:37). To not ever add/subtract from the Torah's obligations (Deuteronomy 4:2, Deuteronomy 13:1). Ie: unchangeable.
2. The belief in God's unparalleled unity "...Who stretches out the heavens Alone" (Isaiah 44:24), "& there are no God's with Me" (Deuteronomy 32:39), "...Alone..." (Nechemia 9:6, Psalm 86:10, 2Kings 19:15&19) "& they will know that You, Your Name is YHVH, Alone, Most High over all the earth" (Psalm 83:19), that at Mount Sinai God revealed Himself to an entire nation on the highest level of prophecy called "face to face" (Deuteronomy 5:4) to make them witnesses that "before Me there was no god and there is none after Me" (isaiah 43:10&11) that there is "not else" (Deuteronomy 4:35), and warned them against idolatry which He defined as any new form of belief/worship that "nor you nor your forefathers knew of" (Deuteronomy 11:26-28, Deuteronomy 13:6, Jeremiah 44:5).
Your explanation of #5 was excellent! Please, at some point, speak to #3. I know the Jews look for Messiah. Do they believe Messiah is God? Christians do. I love your channel ❤️
Thank you Liel ! Excellent Explanatrion of the "Thriteen Principles of Judaism". As you mentioned these are the mandatory beliefs of the all truely Religiuos Jews and of the B'nei Noach (Righteous Gentlies). Look forward to hearing your presntation about the "7 laws of Noach" derived from the Torah for the B'nei Noach. The G-d of Judaism is the G-d of the B'nei Noach, and the B'nei Noach's religion is Judaism. The Jew's being G-d Chosen people and having been called to be a light unto the nations are held to a hire standard of 613 mitzvots werein the B'nei Noach (not being ethnically Jewish) are only required to keep the "7 Laws of Noach" which actually are seven caregories of Laws with about 70 ordinances derived from the 613 Torah mitzvots that apply to the Jews. B'nei Noach fall are under Orthodox Rabbinical authority, and are normally welcome attend Shaul (synagogue) with the Rabbis prior permission. Please do a teaching on this subject I believe it would be extremely informative for Gentile and Jew alike. Shalom Baruch Shem kevod, malchuto leolam vaed !
Hi thank you once again I found your video very informative I would definitely be interested to hear you speak a bit more about this subject especially on the gentile part I have often wondered how you see us and how we fit in to picture thank you so much for taking the time to share your wisdom with us I would also appreciate a video on the dietary laws especially about not being able to eat pork if you can explain the reasons why pork is considered to be so unclean I would appreciate it thank you I am really finding your talks so helpful shalom😊
Hello! Thankyou for your message! Yes! I’ve been wanting to make a video for a while now on how Jews see gentiles and what we believe God wants from the gentiles. So stay tuned, I’ll definitely make it a priority to film a video about it. And as for the laws of kashrut, we first of all keep to it not because it’s logical or healthy or for which ever benefit. We do it bc it’s a law in the Torah and we keep to Gods word no matter what. As to why the pig is unclean, inorder for an animal to be considered kosher, it needs to have split hooves and chew its cud. The pig does one of these but not the other. As well it is stated in deuteronemy 14:8-10 specifically that we cannot eat pig. So above all else we don’t eat it because God commands us not to and we keep to His word faithfully. That being said, science today shows how unhealthy it is to eat pork. Pigs consume everything. And all that they consume ends up being consumed by you as well when you eat it. Things like plastic, worms, parasites all gross things that harm your body. Studies have also shown the harm it causes to eat pork. But above the physical eating unclean animals harms the soul more than anything else.
@@emunahashem Hi thank you so much for your reply that was so very kind of you to reply to me am looking forward very much to hear you speak on the topic we spoke about have a great week
12. Mashiach. The job of Mashiach: Bring all Jews back to israel (Isaiah 11:12), Save Jews from their enemies at end times (Jeremiah 33:15&16, Numbers 24:17-19). End all war (Zecharia 9:10, Isaiah 2:4). Guide the Jewish people in full Torah observance (Ezekiel 37:24).
The entire Jewish nation (our ancestors) experienced a mass nation first hand prophetic experience at Mount Sinai [on the highest levels of prophecy Deuteronomy 5:4]. And they were commanded to give over that experience to their descendants forever [Deuteronomy 4:9&10].
8. The Torah is directly from God (Ezra 7:6). There is no torah w/o the Oral Torah, as commanded in Deuteronomy 17:10-13, all Jewish law today goes like Beit Hillel, the head judge of the Temple.
Hi! Sorry, but I don't speak English very well... I really like yours vídeos, they are blessed and clearly. I'm a new bnei Noach (10 months). I would like to know one thing about the resurrection. How can this subject be reconciled with reincarnation? Thank you for all! ❤
Hello! That is awesome that you are a bnei noach! What a kiddush HaShem 🤗 An honor to speak to you! Yes, that is a common question and there’s different opinions as to the answer. Some say you will resurrect in the body you elevated/did the most good with, the most throughout your lifetimes. Others say different parts of your soul will come back in different bodies. And there is more opinions as well.
3. The belief in God's non-corporeality, as He warned at Mt. Sinai "& you shall be so careful for yourselves, for you did not see any image on the day that YHVH spoke to you at Horeb from the midst of the fire. Lest you corrupt yourselves and make for yourselves a graven image, the representation of any form, the likeness of a Male or Female" (Deuteronomy 4:15-16), and as it says "whom can you liken to God? What form could you ever attribute to Him?" (Isaiah 40:18), "But could God ever dwell on the earth? Behold the heavens & the heavens of heavens cannot contain You; much less this Temple that I've built" (1Kings 8:27), "To whom can you liken Me that I should be equal?" says the Holy One" (Isaiah 40:25), "To whom can you liken Me & make Me equal & compare Me that we may be alike?" (Isaiah 46:5), "I am YHVH, that is My Name; & My glory I will not give to another, nor My praise to graven images" Isaiah 42:8, That He wont give His glory to another (48:11), "Remember first things of ancient times because I am God, & there is no additional god, and there is nothing that can be compared/similar to Me" Isaiah 46:9.
God in the flesh is one. Messiah, the Trinity in one body of Yahweh manifested in the flesh. has returned here on earth to the sole benefactor of reciprocated love between his chosen elect and himself. What a marvelous wonder this is..... Yahweh in the flesh., the alpha.,.Peace be with you my little darling and embrace with open arms... Cheers
So we are not made in the image,also in acts of holiness and kindness.not in seen things but building treasure in heaven spiritually,and bestowed blessings on earth.confusing to me.that this would not be spiritual mirroring of spiritual given to us. Not trying to argue just confused about it.and the burning bush was that not God forming in to element? Or the sun not a creation of God a image of God.or the fallen angels in images but not spirt?
Nope. When God tells moses He will make moses a "elohim to Pharo" exodus 7:1, was God saying He was gunna make moses a plurality to pharo? No. Elohim is El-Hem the force/authority over other forces. God is called THE Elohim bc He is the ultimate authority over other forces, however judges and angels are called Elohim in scripture too. It means an authority over another or others. Seek truth, not a feeling of security/validation for polytheism.
@@KinatHashem I am a Jew who is inclined to agree with the tenor of what you say about non-plurality of G-d. However Christian apologist do have some footing that word Elohim, as is in Genesis, is plural. I like debates.
@@KinatHashem Yahweh was a warrior god and a storm god, one of the gods of the Canaanites before he became the monotheistic God of the Hebrews/Israelites. The word Elohim might came from the many gods of the Canaanites that influenced ancient Judaism.
@@elyusmechanicalengineering8898 Nope. The Name YHVH is from the hebrew word Havayah, "meHaveh" ie: it means "the One bringing everything into constant existence" ie: "the Creator", as well as the 3 words Hayah, Hoveh, Yihyeh "Was, Is, Always will Be", the name itself means Pure Monotheism, that which polytheists wished to profane His Name with their beliefs and practices doesn't mean anything. Name Elohim is also hebrew, El all able/force Hem "them/over all other forces", all His Names in scripture (10 names) denote pure monotheism.
I just found your channel. You are an excellent example to the world of a well-thought Jewish young woman. Thank you for your clear videos.
Wow! What a sweet touching message 🤗 really makes my day, I really appreciate it ❤️ May HaShem bless you 🙏❤️
And those earrings look perfect on you!
Great job young lady! Keep spreading the word!!!
Hi Sister, this is Joshua Afzal Iqbal I loved to hear more and I am from Christianity sect. Thanks for sharing. Shalom
Much respect to Liel Eden. Please keep going, your teachings are very important.
I hope that one day you will teach conversion classes. ✡️❤
That’s a great idea! Maybe soon Godwilling! I’d love to be of help to any potential converts ❤️
Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤@@emunahashem
Thank you for sharing this. My family and I are converting. and my chevruta and I just started learning the 13 ikarim this week. I’m looking forward to going in depth to each one
Wow that’s awesome! Much Hatzlacha to you and your family on this journey! So holy you are ❤️ The 13 are so powerful and deep, enjoy 🤗
I love your clarity and exuberance - thank you
Rambam took the principles listed in the mishna and gemara of Sanhedrin and summarized them into 13. All the principles of faith are based on open verses in Tanach.
Yes! Forgot to mention that in the video but wrote it in the caption. Thankyou for pointing it out!
God bless you
Shalom-
Thank you for your videos. It can get overwhelming trying to learn on one’s own when we are not part of a community. I hope in the future, G-d willing, I will be part of a community. Until then, grateful for these helpful videos.
1. The belief in God, ie: a Creator, a Will on High Whom Created & Sustains the Universe (Nechemiah 9:6, Genesis 1, exodus 20:11), and that even though He created evil (isaiah 45:7) for the sake of allowing man to have free will and room for merit, He is the only Authority over all of existence (Exodus 9:29, Deuteronomy 10:17).
10. God's divine providence (Psalm 94:8&9, Psalm 139:7-12, Psalm 33:15, Jeremiah 23:24)
Shalom Ms. Liel Eden.
I love your channel and I am thankful for your insights and wisdom.
Do you offer online help/tutoring for conversion candidates to Orthodox Judaism?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Sincerely,
Sandra
4. The belief that God is Eternal "..for as I live for eterity" (Deuteronomy 32:40), "..from the beginning..You're from eternity" (Psalm 93:2), "...from eternity to eternity You are God" (Psalm 90:2), "...this is My Name for eternity..." (Exodus 3:15), "YHVH shall rule for eternity" (Exodus 15:18, Psalm 9:8), "You are unfathomable for eternity" (psalm 92:9)...
11. Deuteronomy 7:9&10, Psalm 92:7&8, Deuteronomy 32:4.
Liel: You are young and vibrant and secure in yourself. Before you get into debates with any on either side, think first. Just savor your youth which you won't get back.
I have no doubt that you know what Dveykut to Hashem and awareness of His Kavod/Shechina is. God bless you.
13. The resurrection, like a Caterpillar that goes into a cocoon, decomposes, and becomes a new flying being, so too at the end times will Hashem do with the DNA in the kever etc (Daniel 12:2, Ezekiel 37:12).
9. God said He'll "Not Ever" nullify His covenant w/ the descendants of Jacob (Judges 2:1, Leviticus 26:44&45). That His Torah be kept "for all of time/eternity" (Deuteronomy 11:1, Deuteronomy 6:24&25, Deuteronomy 29:28, 2Kings 17:37). To not ever add/subtract from the Torah's obligations (Deuteronomy 4:2, Deuteronomy 13:1). Ie: unchangeable.
2. The belief in God's unparalleled unity "...Who stretches out the heavens Alone" (Isaiah 44:24), "& there are no God's with Me" (Deuteronomy 32:39), "...Alone..." (Nechemia 9:6, Psalm 86:10, 2Kings 19:15&19) "& they will know that You, Your Name is YHVH, Alone, Most High over all the earth" (Psalm 83:19), that at Mount Sinai God revealed Himself to an entire nation on the highest level of prophecy called "face to face" (Deuteronomy 5:4) to make them witnesses that "before Me there was no god and there is none after Me" (isaiah 43:10&11) that there is "not else" (Deuteronomy 4:35), and warned them against idolatry which He defined as any new form of belief/worship that "nor you nor your forefathers knew of" (Deuteronomy 11:26-28, Deuteronomy 13:6, Jeremiah 44:5).
Your explanation of #5 was excellent! Please, at some point, speak to #3. I know the Jews look for Messiah. Do they believe Messiah is God? Christians do. I love your channel ❤️
Avoda Zara = Foreign Worship
Thank you Liel !
Excellent Explanatrion of the "Thriteen Principles of Judaism".
As you mentioned these are the mandatory beliefs of the all truely Religiuos Jews and of the B'nei Noach (Righteous Gentlies).
Look forward to hearing your presntation about the "7 laws of Noach" derived from the Torah for the B'nei Noach.
The G-d of Judaism is the G-d of the B'nei Noach, and the B'nei Noach's religion is Judaism.
The Jew's being G-d Chosen people and having been called to be a light unto the nations are held to a hire standard of 613 mitzvots werein the B'nei Noach (not being ethnically Jewish) are only required to keep the "7 Laws of Noach" which actually are seven caregories of Laws with about 70 ordinances derived from the 613 Torah mitzvots that apply to the Jews.
B'nei Noach fall are under Orthodox Rabbinical authority, and are normally welcome attend Shaul (synagogue) with the Rabbis prior permission.
Please do a teaching on this subject I believe it would be extremely informative for Gentile and Jew alike.
Shalom
Baruch Shem kevod, malchuto leolam vaed !
Hi thank you once again I found your video very informative I would definitely be interested to hear you speak a bit more about this subject especially on the gentile part I have often wondered how you see us and how we fit in to picture thank you so much for taking the time to share your wisdom with us I would also appreciate a video on the dietary laws especially about not being able to eat pork if you can explain the reasons why pork is considered to be so unclean I would appreciate it thank you I am really finding your talks so helpful shalom😊
Hello! Thankyou for your message! Yes! I’ve been wanting to make a video for a while now on how Jews see gentiles and what we believe God wants from the gentiles. So stay tuned, I’ll definitely make it a priority to film a video about it. And as for the laws of kashrut, we first of all keep to it not because it’s logical or healthy or for which ever benefit. We do it bc it’s a law in the Torah and we keep to Gods word no matter what. As to why the pig is unclean, inorder for an animal to be considered kosher, it needs to have split hooves and chew its cud. The pig does one of these but not the other. As well it is stated in deuteronemy 14:8-10 specifically that we cannot eat pig. So above all else we don’t eat it because God commands us not to and we keep to His word faithfully. That being said, science today shows how unhealthy it is to eat pork. Pigs consume everything. And all that they consume ends up being consumed by you as well when you eat it. Things like plastic, worms, parasites all gross things that harm your body. Studies have also shown the harm it causes to eat pork. But above the physical eating unclean animals harms the soul more than anything else.
@@emunahashem Hi thank you so much for your reply that was so very kind of you to reply to me am looking forward very much to hear you speak on the topic we spoke about have a great week
12. Mashiach. The job of Mashiach: Bring all Jews back to israel (Isaiah 11:12), Save Jews from their enemies at end times (Jeremiah 33:15&16, Numbers 24:17-19). End all war (Zecharia 9:10, Isaiah 2:4). Guide the Jewish people in full Torah observance (Ezekiel 37:24).
Thankyou for all the sources! Super helpful!
@@emunahashem ofc. My pleasure. Wrote it for any viewers who read the comments if they want sources.
@@emunahashem if u ever need help dealing with xistian missionaries, bH i have a lot a lot of experience, feel free to ask.
The entire Jewish nation (our ancestors) experienced a mass nation first hand prophetic experience at Mount Sinai [on the highest levels of prophecy Deuteronomy 5:4]. And they were commanded to give over that experience to their descendants forever [Deuteronomy 4:9&10].
Moses #1 prophet [Numbers 12:8, Deuteronomy 34:10].
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#11) Reward & Consequence
At 20:25 mark,
The soul in order to be cleansed, it requires a consequence.. 😮
❤️❤️❤️🙏🥰
8. The Torah is directly from God (Ezra 7:6). There is no torah w/o the Oral Torah, as commanded in Deuteronomy 17:10-13, all Jewish law today goes like Beit Hillel, the head judge of the Temple.
Very interesting about comeing back to life pyisical.i had always thought man was apoint to one physically death
Hi! Sorry, but I don't speak English very well... I really like yours vídeos, they are blessed and clearly. I'm a new bnei Noach (10 months). I would like to know one thing about the resurrection. How can this subject be reconciled with reincarnation? Thank you for all! ❤
Hello! That is awesome that you are a bnei noach! What a kiddush HaShem 🤗 An honor to speak to you! Yes, that is a common question and there’s different opinions as to the answer. Some say you will resurrect in the body you elevated/did the most good with, the most throughout your lifetimes. Others say different parts of your soul will come back in different bodies. And there is more opinions as well.
@@emunahashem Ohhhh, thank you!!!! I'm loving studying Judaism, and finding your channel was amazing! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Can you please explain Isaiah 54: 17 like you so beautifully explain Psalm 91???? Is there anything Scared in this verse..
3. The belief in God's non-corporeality, as He warned at Mt. Sinai "& you shall be so careful for yourselves, for you did not see any image on the day that YHVH spoke to you at Horeb from the midst of the fire. Lest you corrupt yourselves and make for yourselves a graven image, the representation of any form, the likeness of a Male or Female" (Deuteronomy 4:15-16), and as it says "whom can you liken to God? What form could you ever attribute to Him?" (Isaiah 40:18), "But could God ever dwell on the earth? Behold the heavens & the heavens of heavens cannot contain You; much less this Temple that I've built" (1Kings 8:27), "To whom can you liken Me that I should be equal?" says the Holy One" (Isaiah 40:25), "To whom can you liken Me & make Me equal & compare Me that we may be alike?" (Isaiah 46:5), "I am YHVH, that is My Name; & My glory I will not give to another, nor My praise to graven images" Isaiah 42:8, That He wont give His glory to another (48:11), "Remember first things of ancient times because I am God, & there is no additional god, and there is nothing that can be compared/similar to Me" Isaiah 46:9.
Like #145
Your very sweet..and smart
I think the beginning of everything is YIRAT SHAMAYIM
God in the flesh is one. Messiah, the Trinity in one body of Yahweh manifested in the flesh. has returned here on earth to the sole benefactor of reciprocated love between his chosen elect and himself. What a marvelous wonder this is..... Yahweh in the flesh., the alpha.,.Peace be with you my little darling and embrace with open arms...
Cheers
I believe in all those. Does that mean I am a Jew?
Not quite, in order to be a Jew your mom needs to be Jewish or you need to convert
So we are not made in the image,also in acts of holiness and kindness.not in seen things but building treasure in heaven spiritually,and bestowed blessings on earth.confusing to me.that this would not be spiritual mirroring of spiritual given to us. Not trying to argue just confused about it.and the burning bush was that not God forming in to element? Or the sun not a creation of God a image of God.or the fallen angels in images but not spirt?
Can God make his word become a man? Food for thought and perhaps to ask Hashem.
No according to Judaism no.
But you're calling God as Elohim. Elohim is plural of Eloah meaning gods.
Nope. When God tells moses He will make moses a "elohim to Pharo" exodus 7:1, was God saying He was gunna make moses a plurality to pharo? No. Elohim is El-Hem the force/authority over other forces. God is called THE Elohim bc He is the ultimate authority over other forces, however judges and angels are called Elohim in scripture too. It means an authority over another or others. Seek truth, not a feeling of security/validation for polytheism.
@@KinatHashem I am a Jew who is inclined to agree with the tenor of what you say about non-plurality of G-d. However Christian apologist do have some footing that word Elohim, as is in Genesis, is plural. I like debates.
@@KinatHashem Yahweh was a warrior god and a storm god, one of the gods of the Canaanites before he became the monotheistic God of the Hebrews/Israelites. The word Elohim might came from the many gods of the Canaanites that influenced ancient Judaism.
@@elyusmechanicalengineering8898 Nope. The Name YHVH is from the hebrew word Havayah, "meHaveh" ie: it means "the One bringing everything into constant existence" ie: "the Creator", as well as the 3 words Hayah, Hoveh, Yihyeh "Was, Is, Always will Be", the name itself means Pure Monotheism, that which polytheists wished to profane His Name with their beliefs and practices doesn't mean anything. Name Elohim is also hebrew, El all able/force Hem "them/over all other forces", all His Names in scripture (10 names) denote pure monotheism.
@@KinatHashem The Jews' Canaanite ancestry is older and much of Canaanite's religion influenced Judaism.
I hope you know Hebrew is anglicised Bantu language.
Hebrew is lashon hakodesh, the sacred tongue. The language of the soul.
@@emunahashem 😂 what ? It's an African language.