No Fire on the Sabbath? - 119 Ministries
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2020
- If you have every been told that you can not flip on a light switch, drive a car, or use an elevator on the Sabbath, then this teaching is for you. We examine where these errors originate, and what the Bible really says...
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Shabbat Shalom , to all the followers of the way. I love you all !
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We tend to over complicate things because of our fear of Yah. He did not intend for The Sabbath to be burdensome, which would be detrimental to our rest by causing stress. If you rightly divide the word you will understand the point and correction He made to the Pharisees in Mark 2:23-26 and verse 27 confirms it.
" And He said unto them, The Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath.
“And you shall command the children of Israel that they bring you pure oil of pressed olives for the light, to cause the lamp to burn continually. In the tabernacle of meeting, outside the veil which is before the Testimony, Aaron and his sons shall tend it from evening until morning before the Lord . It shall be a statute forever to their generations on behalf of the children of Israel.
Exodus 27:20-21
Guess it's better to use oil to keep your lamps burning even during the Sabbath!
Great teaching, y'all. Happy Sabbath!
Thank you for this teaching. Recently I have been praying for further discernment on this subject. Since starting to come to a Torah Observant lifestyle, I have always interpreted this command as the Father telling us to take a break from the work that we do to make a living and earn money. I still cook for my family on the Sabbath and still do light cleaning as well. You can’t possibly not clean with young boys around who like to make messes. I also have a Glock of quail that I have to feed and water, which some people would call work. During the week, we are quite busy running our business and don’t have the time to cook homestyle meals for us all to sit down and enjoy together. Shabbat offers us that opportunity. I interpret the Father’s message as to not do things to earn money. Any further than that seems to be encroaching onto the spirit of legalism that possessed the Pharisees. Yeshua taught us that doing good for others on the Sabbath is lawful and I hold fast to that message.
But aren't we supposed to cook and prepare our food before the sabbath?
@@MinisterRedPill thought about this till I came to this point.
But were they not traveling and packing up and moving around quite often? maybe that instruction pertaining to the Sabbath was specifically to them based on their circumstances.
Sort of like the rush during the Great Exodus kill and eat and not even let your bread leaven because of time constraints.
I have been struggling lately with this subject. Now it makes sense. God always knew that believers would be found in colder to severly colder climates. He wouldn't want them to freeze to death. Israel is in a warmer climate barely ever dropping below 30 degrees. In Israel's climate, fire would be used mainly for work not for warmth. It's so simple. Thank you for clearing this up.
40 and 50 during the night is pretty cold. They absolutely had fires in the home, but they kindled it before sunset.
Thank you so much for what you all do! Sabbath shalom🙏
Spanish subtitles would be very helpful for those who don't speak english but speak spanish, it could expand their understanding with this topics. Shabbat shalom from Honduras 🙌🏻
they have a channel in Spanish, and the name is discover the truth "descubre la verdad" the hosts name is Cati Gomez, she is a Wonderful teacher also, she explains the Torah verse to verse.
Another great teaching everyone.
Shalom David,
Thank you so much!
Blessings and Shalom
May Abba Yahweh bless your labour at 191 ministries. I have tried to share my understanding of this command but people would rather look to those called Jews as a model to follow.
Thanks for this.
@@119Ministries I have praised many of your teachings to my family to be in line with scripture. And pray you may continue to keep up the good work. But in saying that, I have to comment on this particular video regarding no fire on the Sabbath. I understand your point that the context of having no fire may relate to work only. But based on precepts of scriptures and the literal reading of the texts, I beg to differ. I believe as the text is written, so it shall be carried out. "You shall Kindle NO FIRE THROUGHOUT YOUR DWELLINGS on the Sabbath day." This should not be done for work, heating or food. As the word "throughout your dwellings" would imply. The precept of Exodus 16:23 backs this understanding.
"This is that which YAHUAH has said: TOMORROW is the rest of the holy Sabbath unto YAHUAH: BAKE that which Ye will bake TODAY: and seethe (boil) that ye will seethe;... " Isn't this instructions for the avoidance of making a fire, EVEN to prepare food on the Sabbath? Beside leaving his dwelling to gather Wood, wasn't it for his intention to Kindle Fire in the camp of the Israelites, why the man in Numbers 15:32-35 was stoned? For weather to cook food, heating or work? You made reference to be unable to light a candle in those days if the text was literal. But there will be no need for the flame of a candle if you keep the Sabbath at DAY as instructed. And not at night/Darkness. Therefore God's word is warranted to keep fire for any purpose out of your Dwellings. With the Technology of electricity, this is very easy for us to do today. Which would allow all previous day cooking to be able to be warmed up without the use of gas cookers. Likewise, gas heating systems would be replaced by electric ones on the DAY, depending on the climate.
With this understanding, I believe I have tested this teaching you have given.
Let me know your thoughts.
Shalom.
This part really stuck with me, I will be meditating and praying about it:
"We are to rest, not work. That is for OUR benefit. We are to not work or force anyone else to work nor consume ourselves with preparing or thinking about work on a set apart, or holy day. Why would we want to work when He says to rest?
We might just find that focusing on God [YaHUaH], the Word, instead of traditions of men, or things of the world, just happens to resonate well with our spirit.
If something about ignoring the daily burdens of the world and entering into the weekly freedom of spending time with God and His family, on the sabbath, is frightening and a burden to us, then we have much more complex issues to address rather than the simple matters of obedience. Resting and spending time with Yaweh and is his family is a blessing, not a burden, it shows our love for Him."
1 John chapter 5 verses 2-3
By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God and keep His commandments. For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments. And His commandments are not burdensome.
I John 5:2-3 NKJV
I love Shabbat and look forward to it every week. I also enjoy preparing everything on Friday, as much as possible, so Shabbat is free for Yah and rest. I raise animals, goats and ducks, so they still need to be fed and watered; but i dont milk or collect eggs. I eat cold food that I prepare on friday but do heat up the coffee i make ahead of time. To me Shabbat is the greatest gift Yah has given us, after His Son.
Another simple, clear and easy to understand teaching.. may Yahweh continue to bless you all
@Josh Walling explain please
Shabbat Shalom everyone.
Shabbat Shalom!
Shabbat Shalom!
This was a wonderful teaching! Thank you - Shalom.
Thank you for fleshing out this law out. It made a curious question answered.
Thank you
AMEN AMEN AMEN!!! I LOOOVE THIS!!! GOOD JOB AND GOD BLESS YOUR BEAUTIFUL HEART :):):)
Great explanation!!
I agree! Thank you for good explanation!
thank you brother for revealing the truth.
Informative lessos thank you. I remembered the man who was collecting wood it was for his work that is why he was taken to Moses.
Shabbat shalom
I loved this! I never really paid much attention to this verse, but now that it's explained in depth, it makes so much more sense. It's all about our intentions
Thank you for this teaching brother, it makes a lot of sense. Our pastor won't allow anyone to make coffee or use a microwave and no slow cookers before or after Sabbath service although he has the lights on and heat on in the winter, A/C in the summer and he drives his car to and from church. The engine in a car has 4 or 6 cylinders all of which have a fire in them when the engine is running.
This was petty lol
How are you to read on the dark & How many would stay dripping in sweat? Forgiveness is imperitaive in Yahuah's word
Yeah, i have trouble seeing any logic there, only hypocrisy. I pray he finds freedom from self imposed burdens.
I've been eating cold meals for a year, and it's nice to know that now I can warm up a cup of coffee in the microwave 🎉😂
I'm always Blessed by every 119 video, Thank You , God Bless You
It is interesting that the commandment is in the chapter concerning the beginning of building the tabernacle--which involves work
Very obvious...Lots of people took that verse out of context..They need to read the entire chapter of Exodus 35. If such law was so important, why didnt Jesus state such instruction in the basic principles of the fourth commandment? There is nothing in the fourth comandment about fire.
Yahuah Baruk you
I am having a shift in the way I think of this verse. But I do have a question. If the the kindling of fire is actually about work and not fire, and the people understood that connection, then why would the command to not kindle a fire need to be said if they rightly understood the command to not work? Would they not have assumed they could not kindle a fire to work?
Teruah Yom Tova
Amen 🙏
The context was simply not to light fires in relation to working on the tabernacle... that is the context of the surrounding chapters... the enthusiastic Israelites who were smelting gold, brass etc... were being told not to kindle fires in this regard - and so to down tools and rest on the Sabbath...
There is also the issue of sunbathing
23 And he said unto them, This is that which the LORD hath said, To morrow is the rest of the holy sabbath unto the LORD: bake that which ye will bake to day, and seethe that ye will seethe; and that which remaineth over lay up for you to be kept until the morning. What do we make of this verse?
Podrían activar los subtitulos en español,shalom!!
Shalom Araceli,
We do have the subtitles activated. If you are not seeing them, please check your RUclips settings.
Blessings and Shalom
What about when God said to bake what you're going to bake and boil what you're going to boil before Sabbath?
Messiah never came to change The Law nor The Prophets but to fullfill Them and He became our pass over Lamb for us. The perfect sacrifice for toho se that couldn't keep The Torah
This video needs a correction. The command doesn’t apply to already lit fires. They absolutely had and have fires in the home, but they kindle them before sunset because it is work to kindle it. They also light candles for Shabbat before sunset as well. When a lighter goes out or a wick doesn’t want to light or the paper/wood doesn’t light easily, it is work, which is why it’s done before sunset.
Heres an important question: i dont believe in dispensationalism but could it be the case the fire thing was commanded to them only at that time. Because the command in the Ten commandnents says remember the sabbath and keep it Holy. Obviously whole cultures and regions of northern people heat their dwellings with wood stoves in the winter. Obviously Yah would not suggest they freeze one day a weel
What about utility workers, police, doctors, firemen, etc.?
Shalom Dave,
Just like the Levites working on the Sabbath, there are some jobs that are a necessity to save lives such as doctors, fireman, police, military this would be a weightier matter.
Blessings and Shalom
@@119Ministries Thank you for your response.
Is there any congregation in windsor ontario.ANYONE Know??
Hello. Have you checked on 119 Ministries fellowship finder page?
@@marriage4life893 yes but the 2 people I found did not reply back and were curious on how I found them???
What about cooking food on the sabbath does that count as work?
Shalom Jonah,
The commandment is to cease and rest. We typically do not do our normal everyday work around the house or for our jobs on the Sabbath.
Hopefully that helps
Blessings and Shalom
119Ministries Ok I just have a few verses to seem like we can cook cause well cooking doesn’t seem like work exodus 16:23, 16:19 and 12:16 I know the last one is an appointed time. Well actually they all are but it seems like we can cook food anyway love you guys very much thanks. It’s just I prepare for Shabbat get everything I need so I rest and so I don’t shop or anything on Shabbat I’ve never thought as cooking a everyday thing since well I don’t. I only cook when I run out of food. And it’s my opinion that it’s not against the day of rest to cook what we need to eat. Just my opinion. This not to argue cause I believe the same as you just an observation.
This is what the preparation day is for, to prepare our meals and other needs for the Shabbath day. Cook the day prior to, and then store it to be quickly re-heated for consumption on the Shabbath day as opposed to laboring over the meal that actual day. This can be a very good example for the use of a microwave and a quick 1-3 minute re-heating of the food which was prepared the previous day. The alternative is to simply use foods that require no cooking at all, such as tuna fish sandwiches, and so on.
Ya no tienen traducción a español???
Estas buscando la verdad en español??
te sugiero que busques en RUclips "descubre la verdad" con Cati Gomez, Ella explica todas estas cosas de la Torah en español, tambien Hay otro canal que se llama Jazak veematz, te van a ayudar vastante, Shalom ❤
So, using mechanical switches that control high voltages is not allowed because of the spark that it generates when the switch is actuated? That's definitely extreme. The spark is caused by the very brief period that the metal contacts within the switch are very close to each other, but not touching. This is inevitable regardless of how quickly the switch is closed. The longer the spark is maintained, the more it damages the switch (it can actually melt the contacts shut, making it impossible to turn it off). This can also start a fire. The spark itself is *NOT* a fire (it's plasma), but can result in a fire.
I agree
Amen. I came to the same conclusion after a quick Google search. I'm new to Torah and the light switch thing just sounded off to me immediately.
Can we cook on a Sabbath?
Contrary to popular belief, the Scriptures do not prohibit cooking on the Sabbath. Consider watching our (Sour Milk Ministries) video entitled:
_Video 5: Does Exodus 16:23 Forbid Cooking on the Sabbath?_
Can we cook on the sabbath?
No..prepare food on the 6th day before sunset
Cooking is not work. Its a necessity..What if you have young kids.
What about cooking. Some say that cooking is ok but this verse makes me wonder. Is there another that states differently???
Exodus 16
23. And he said to them, "This is that which the LORD has said, 'Tomorrow is the rest of the holy Sabbath to the LORD. Bake what you will bake today, and boil what you will boil. And that which remains over, lay up for yourselves to be kept until the next morning.' ”
(A Faithful Version)
We are not under the works of the law to save us anymore. Read Galatians 2:16
You can now cook all 7 days of the weeks, thank you Lord Jesus.
The LionofJudah77U I’m not trying to obey the law for salvation, I want to honor my savior the best way I can. Things just keep getting blurrier in that regard. Somehow now people say that the sabbath begins in the morning not in the evening. Everywhere I looked in bible, it always states it begins in the evening. I was beginning to believe that the text in mine was different than other peoples. The once saved always saved gets me as well, and the sinners prayer. Yet revelation 3 even mentions being blotted from the book of life.
The LionofJudah77U your post using Galatians got me thinking again about what came to me last week. So I went back to look it up. It wasn’t chapter 2, but 1 & 4. Combined with the other chapters that raise a red flag for me. Especially with all the craziness happening now. So I’m going to include the list here. Warnings from Jesus and events in OT.
Matthew 24
Mark 13
John 14
Acts 15
Acts 21
Galatians 1
Galatians 4
Genesis 17
Exodus 4
Joshua 5
Ezekiel 44
I struggle with this one because I don’t consider cooking work. I enjoy it. However, I want more than that to be obedient. I prepare ahead of time and then heat it up (cook it) on Shabbat. I know they touched on it...but @119 Ministries...can you address this further? Thank you SO much...we use your teachings a lot in our studies and our own teachings. Shalom!
Nicky Miranda thank you for sharing. That’s what I do but have been told that’s crazy. You’ve made my day.
You forgot about the word Kindle, which if you don’t, Kindle a fire and you keep it burning all night then you haven’t broken the commandment either.
you ask some very important questions when it comes to scripture interpretation.
Teachers recieve the highest judgement I hope you have studied enough to not make The Most High Our Only Creator Yahuah mad.
In the O.T. most things were meant in a literal way but in the N.T. they are interpreted in a spiritual way. Do not lite a fire on the Sabbath day, could apply this way in the N.T.,
James 3:5
Even so the tongue is a little member, and boasteth great things. Behold, how great a matter a little fire kindleth!
James 3:6
And the tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity: so is the tongue among our members, that it defileth the whole body, and setteth on fire the course of nature; and it is set on fire of hell.
"Proverbs 26:20
Where no wood is, there the fire goeth out: so where there is no talebearer, the strife ceaseth.
Proverbs 26:21
As coals are to burning coals, and wood to fire; so is a contentious man to kindle strife.
With due respect to 119 ministries teaching but I think kindling fire on Sabbath is associated with Jeremiah 7:17-19. It's worshiping falls gods and Isaiah 44 also you can read. The meaning of the word WORK in Hebrew means malekha and it is related to business or occupation as seen in Jeremiah 17. I also wonder how people in the time of Christ or prior to that would prepare food one day before and keep it over night because at that time there were no refrigerators or ovens . Kindling of fire was an Egyptian pratice of worshipping false gods.
What does "Yahweh" mean & why is it so popular among believers in the entirety of the bible?
The closest translation from the Hebrew language to English for the actual name of the Father is YHWH. To annunciate it, some people sometimes say each letter of the Hebrew Alepbet (Yod-Hey-Waw-Hey) or simply say it by soundex (Yahweh)
@@shellymccullough5813 I found at some point that this translates to deity of war. I will research again to see if I can find the source. I don't believe that "e" is correct.
@@shellymccullough5813 tuduh(Thank you) for answering. I used to say "Yahweh". It's very popular even people who have record deals like Josh Garrels say this along with "Jehovah" in his songs.
3“יהוה is a man of battle, יהוה is His Name.
Shemoth (Exodus) 15:3
TS2009
Why must these Scriptures contradict. It says our creator is a "man"
We used to be Christians/ Catholic/ Non Denomination pagans , but have become Hebrews by our submission, leaving pagan traditions and man-made religion to obey YAH’WEH the one true Abba of Avraham, Yitschaq & Ya’aqov.
Grafted into the common wealth of Yashar’el through His Son, YAHSHUA Ha Mashiach. We call ourselves disciples of, talmidim of or priests of YAHSHUA ha'Mashiach. Yet, more specifically we call ourselves "Brit-Torah-Observant Believers" or "Hebrews who believe in YAHSHUA the Messiah."
I believe in one true everlasting creator of all , I believe in the son “YAHSHUA” who represents the creator “YAH’WEH” of ALL for the salvation of human kind. I believe in the spirit of YAHSHUA which is the everlasting word and source of the ABBA YAH’WEH.
I believe in the Ten Commandments and mitzvah of Law given by YAH’WEH written, proclaimed and given to Mosheh for Yashar’el to abide.
I believe I’m proclaiming his name to the masses and praising YAH’WEH in the ruach of YAHSHUA
I believe in keeping the Shabbats.
The day of rest that was given by YAH’WEH law and written word .
I believe a man shall lead his generations to know the truth and true word of YAH’WEH by way of YAHSHUA.
I believe in healing all in the true name of YAH’WEH and by the living embodiment of the word and in the Ruach of YAHSHUA Ha Mashiach.
All who renounce false praise and worship and free themselves from bondage of man made religion and the ways of the evil one. All who REPENT and PROCLAIM “YAH’WEH” his true name shall receive and be lead into the true word . All who submit to belief in blind faith, shall be healed, saved and lead into true Salvation in the return of New Jerusalem.
Can you not light a cigarette on the sabbath?
nor sabbath or any other day of the week, for our body is the Temple of the Holy Spirit ❤
Ok thanks for telling me this. My step father has been smoking for 20 years and he is a christan who dedicates his life to the bible and God's word and I want him to quit smoking but I needed some information to do so.
JESUS WORSHIP ON SABBATH,,,LUKE, 4,16,,,,,,,,VS,,,,,,,,DRAGON WORSHIP ON SUNDAY
I looked at this verse also in Exodus 35:3 in respect to Leviticus chapter 6 work that must take place at the tabernacle in regards to kindling a fire 🔥.
According to the Hebrew grammar
In Exodus 35:3
3 You shall kindle no fire in all your dwelling places on the Sabbath day.”
(KINDLE)
Hebrew Verb: ba`ar
Stem: Piel
Aspect: Imperfect
1.) Piel usually expresses an "intensive" or "intentional" action.
2.) The imperfect expresses an action, process or condition which is incomplete.
Also look at Leviticus chapter 6:8-13
Keep verse verse 13
8 And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,
9 Command Aaron and his sons, saying, This is the law of the burnt offering: It is the burnt offering, because of the burning upon the altar all night unto the morning, and the fire of the altar shall be burning in it.
10 And the priest shall put on his linen garment, and his linen breeches shall he put upon his flesh, and take up the ashes which the fire hath consumed with the burnt offering on the altar, and he shall put them beside the altar.
11And he shall put off his garments, and put on other garments, and carry forth the ashes without the camp unto a clean place.
12 And the fire upon the altar shall be burning in it; it shall not be put out: and the priest shall burn wood on it every morning, and lay the burnt offering in order upon it; and he shall burn thereon the fat of the peace offerings.
13 The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out.
So Exodus 35:3 could interpret this way. Don't not Kindle a fire in your dwellings at the tabernacle because the fire must always 🔥 remain rburning intensely because the offerings of worship and service must remain burning continually at at my alter.
I heard someone teach it that way also in Exodus 35:3.
I love the teachings you guys do 119 ministry! Let the most high Yah use you.
Shabbat Shalom!!
Blessings everyone!
SABBATH SABBATH SABBATH SABBATH SABBATH SABBATH,,,,,,,VS,,,,,,,SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY
To say the command doesnt have the implication of being contentious simultaneously with not kindling a fire for work is not truly honest. Paul gives an example about the command to not muzzle an ox while it treads out the grain. It has a literal and symbolic understanding ie the Priests ate sacrifices, show bread, and partook a portion of the tithe because they tread out the grain (Word of יהוה). The same can be implied to this command. Paul explicity warns of contention amongst the brethren. Did he just make this up? Absolutely not! This rendering of Yeshayahu 58:13 from the LXX gives a good understanding of Yah's requirements on His Shabbats. Good teaching by the way. Not trying to discredit the teaching, just that there is more to it. Remember, Yah "kindled fires" against Yisra’ĕl in His anger against their rebellion towards Him. The Apostles and Messiah יהושע were teaching Truth, and the others who opposed their teachings were the contentious ones. Proclaiming the Gospel and the Truth was ordained by יהוה Himself through His Son Messiah יהושע. It was prophecied Messiah would be a stone of stumbling even to Mary His mother. This is the Word of יהוה cutting as a double edged sword. Because the worshippers of יהוה must worship in Spirit and in Truth! Shalom!
Isa 58:13 LXX If you turn away your foot from the sabbath, so as not to do your pleasure on the holy days, and shall call the sabbaths delightful, holy to God; if you shall not lift up your foot to work, nor speak a word in anger out of your mouth,
Some things are simply very clear doesn't even need an explanation ,everybody have an explanation even for things that doesn't need no fire should be kindled is as clear as u can get ,unu a go a hell fi some a dem wrong explanations
7:11 I disagree with this. The Hebrew word used for "Dwelling" in Exodus 35:3 is "מושב," which means a place where people are gathered together, assemblied, dwelling in, or habitating. In other words, it's just an area where someone is staying for a period of time. If you're out in nature and resting in one spot on the Sabbath, that is your dwelling.
Also, the Torah isn't saying that the fire is the incentive for work, but it is suggesting that making the fire is work by nature, and so would gathering firewood; that is why the man in the wilderness was stoned, since he didn't actually start a fire on the Sabbath so the crime was gathering wood which was seen as work. In other words, was he really killed as a punishment for preparing to possibly be preparing for work on the Sabbath, or was he punished for working on the Sabbath and breaking a command?
As for electricity, it is often prohibited because it completes circuits and since many Jews believe that all creative work is probited - including building things - the completion of a circuit counts as building. This is silly because, by that logic, closing a door is completing a wall and should be prohibited on the Sabbath. Other suggestions do mention the making of sparks (which isn't fire) or the idea that lightbulbs are fire because they produce heat and light (which is just wrong); in that regard, using lightbulbs is fine in my opinion, but combustion-engine cars are not. That does lead to the question of if driving itself is just as labourous as collecting firewood lol 🤔
Lol not saying you're wrong my friend, but this sounds very pharisaical
@@MinisterRedPill "Then spake Jesus to the multitude, and to his disciples, saying, 'The scribes and the Pharisees sit in Moses' seat: All therefore whatsoever they bid you observe, that observe and do; but do not ye after their works: for they say, and do not'" - Mat. 23:1-3 😁🤣
Alas, I honestly kinda figured it would sound that way lol, but if the teaching is misleading then I'd rather it be cleared up regardless, just as I'd want to be corrected correctly if my view is incorrect!
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No lighting a fire in the home on the Sabbath because they weren't supposed to be home...in context with the rest of Ex. 35, God laid on the hearts of individuals the part they were to have in gathering materials for and building the tabernacle. They probably had a communal meal.
Christianity IS the Great Apostasy: Acts 21:21 forsake Moses, and llThessalonians 2:3 falling away
Acts 23. 11 The following night the Lord stood near Paul and said, “Take courage! As you have testified about me in Jerusalem, so you must also testify in Rome.”
29 I found that the accusation had to do with questions about their law, but there was no charge against him that deserved death or imprisonment.
Acts 24, 21 unless it was this one thing I shouted as I stood in their presence: ‘It is concerning the resurrection of the dead that I am on trial before you today.’”
Acts 26, 19 “So then, King Agrippa, I was not disobedient to the vision from heaven. 21...I am saying nothing beyond what the prophets and Moses said would happen-...
2 Thess 2; yes, the 'Vicarivs Filii Dei'( he represents not all Christians, but the most dominations) and some others... one currently on thar specific place?
Make sure when u guys are turning people away from the right way, because you guys will have to give an account
2pet 1:20. No prophecy of scripture is of any private interpretation. Even 119 ministries has applied their own interpretation to "kindle a fire " and assume it is a literal fire. do a search for kindle a fire and you will see Gods interpretation. It means to stir up a controversy. Here is one example found in scripture but there are many
Deu 32:22 For a fire is kindled in mine anger, and shall burn unto the lowest hell, and shall consume the earth with her increase, and set on fire the foundations of the mountains
"we believe that the whole Bible is true..."
So you support Flat Earth then?
Sometimes people don't like to talk about it because it often brings a lot of confrontation.
@@thebullwhisperer916 Andrew He doesn't like confrontation that's why he said anything to me to begin with... LOLOLOLOL
I do
@@simoneonelove984 _"Perhaps you should read the Bible yourself"_
Isaiah 40 : 22
It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in:
The Hebrew word that is used in Isaiah 40:22 (חוּג, chug) does not at all imply a spherical earth.
The root word only occurs in the Hebrew Bible once as a verb (Job 26:10).
In nominal forms, the same root occurs four times, three as the noun חוּג (chug; Job 22:14 not; and he walketh *in the circuit* of heaven, Prov 8:27 I [was] there: when he set *a compass* upon the face, Isa 40:22 [It is] he that sitteth *upon the circle* of the earth), and once as the noun מְחוּגׇה (mechugah; Isa 44:13).
This term refers to a "circle instrument," a device used to make a circle, what we call a compass.
So, the "circle" of Isaiah 40:22 refers to the horizon of the earth, which is very obviously perceived as a circle since it can be seen in 360º from most anywhere on earth.
Genesis 1 : 6-8
And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.
And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.
And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day.
The word firmament is used to translate rāqîa’ (רָקִ֫יעַ) in Biblical Hebrew. It is derived from the root raqa (רָקַע), meaning “to beat or spread out”, e.g., the process of making a dish by hammering thin a lump of metal.
“And God said, Let there be a firmament (raqia) in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.” - Genesis 1:6
“Hast thou with him spread out the sky (raqa), which is strong, and as a molten looking glass?” - Job 37:18
Exodus 20 : 4-5
The Ten Commandments
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth:
Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me;
@@simoneonelove984 A sphere is not the same as a circle.
my heart is at ease when i hear people say The true Name of Elo'him our Saviour, instead of saying other names (i.e.iesous/yeshua) which aren't never spoken by our Messiah in our Bible.
Research it. Don't blindly follow Any man.
@@thebullwhisperer916 the thing is that what you call "any man" is none other than The Son of Man who died and ressurected from death, written in The Scripture.
@@geeryhandhika3057 I wasn't talking about Messiah Yahusha.
Well Sister@@thebullwhisperer916, you are right. I'm not talking about Yahusha who never written in The Scripture as Mashiakh. I am talking about The Messiah who written in The Scripture, who come in The Name of His Father; IAUE (YHUH).
John 17: 11-12 wrote:
"I will remain in the world no longer, but they are still in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father, protect them by THE POWER OF YOUR NAME, THE NAME YOU GAVE ME, so that they may be one as WE ARE ONE.
While I was with them, I protected them and kept them safe BY THAT NAME YOU GAVE ME. None has been lost except the one doomed to destruction so that Scripture would be fulfilled."
John 5:43 wrote:
"I have come in My Father’s NAME (YHUH/IAUE), and you do not accept me; but if someone else comes in his own name (like example iesous, yeshua, yahusha), you will accept him."
While you're talking about someone else, i'm talking about The Messiah who died and ressurected to redeem us of sins. Our Master Mashiakh who come in The Name of The Father IAUE (YHUH) loves you and blesses you my Sister Hanna.
@@geeryhandhika3057 its your journey not mine Shalum
There is also the issue of sunbathing
Ron Wojcik what exactly does sunbathing have to do with kindling a fire?
Allan Smith Nothing. What I meant was that sunbathing was also a forbidden practice during the Sabbath. But in my understanding I think that probably relates to working the land.
@@tototo287 bible verse please?
@@micvili7527 yeah Show the Scriptures. Could be do not do your own pleasures something like that
I have to strongly disagree with this. There is to be no fire on the Sabbath because it is symbolic of the fire/light in the temple….
And in New Jerusalem (our Sabbath) the Lord is the light/fire.
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The city has no need for the sun or the moon to shine on it, because God’s Sh’khinah gives it light, and its lamp is the Lamb.
Has your argument ever been so heated that you could grill a steak on it?
How thick is the steak?
Why do we always try to find ways NOT to obey? I mean the commandment is clear. It doesn’t give you options or conditions. NO FIRE on your dwellings on Sabbath! You could try to explain why Yahuah gives this commandment: because fire is a sign of judgment? Or because He manifests as holy fire? I mean you can do that, but In this case you are adding something that is not there. I love your teachings guys, but if you teach something that leads us away from the commandments and gives us justification to disobey, and supporting it not with bíblical examples but with your own understanding, I will tell you.
Please explain why there should be no candles lit or burning during the Shabbath then.
@@terryavery9918 For starters, it is detailed in the book of Jubilees. This book was found in the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Ethiopian bible (the oldest biblical texts known to man) among the canon books. It says about the Sabbath: "Every man who does any work thereon, or goes a journey, or tills (his) farm, whether in his house or any other place, and whoever lights a fire, or rides on any beast, or travels by ship on the sea, and whoever strikes or kills anything, or slaughters a beast or a bird, or whoever catches an animal or a bird or a fish, or whoever fasts or makes war on the Sabbaths: The man who does any of these things on the Sabbath shall die, so that the children of Israel shall observe the Sabbaths according to the commandments regarding the Sabbaths of the land, as it is written in the tablets, which He gave into my hands that I should write out for thee the laws of the seasons, and the seasons according to the division of their days."
@@hertanava5074 I see this in Sĕfer ha'Yoḇelim (Book of Jubilees) chapter 50:12. Where it says "whoever lights a fire" and this is correct. However, if that fire was already lit on the preparation day that they might see (they did not have electricity back then) in their homes, such as ones that were carved into the side of rock, land and so on and left burning all day (due to being properly prepared to burn for a long time previously), as I had asked in my question, but with not as much detail as now, those who have a lit candle or burning candle during the Shabbath do not actually violate the Shabbath. Is this not correct, or was it the intention that one must stay within their home with no light to see for the entire Shabbath?
@@terryavery9918 I Have To Agree with you they have fairly Cold Winters in the Middle east, It is Ridiculous to think they Did not heat there Dwellings on Shabbat but I think
The starting of A kindling of a (New ) Fire
on Shabbat was what scripture is Referring to. People that say this is Referring to Kindling a fire to other Gods are mistaken because that is not permitted on Any Day of the Week!
@@dusty1498 You said it precisely! "The starting of A kindling of a (New ) Fire
on Shabbat was what scripture is Referring to." Now, as far as kindling a fire, is that not collecting wood or other such things to build a fire with? The other thing as previously mentioned can also reveal some truth in the matters as to the homes they were living in, with very little light without some sort of candles, torches or otherwise. In today's time, it is as simple as pushing a button or flipping a switch and such things. Here is yet something else to consider, in that there is the burning of incense or such things as a burnt sacrifice of a sweet smell to Abba., or the lighting of the minorah, and the only thing I can think of in such manners is that there was already a fire burning, and from that was used to light the sweet smell and minorah?
Wow really?! If Yah said to not kindle a fire in my home on Shabbat, then I won’t kindle a fire in my home on Shabbat. Looking for loopholes to disobey a simple command, or trying to reason your way out of it, is exactly what the serpent did in the garden: “Has God really said...?” He split the sea for them, provided a double portion of manna before Shabbat, miraculously provided quail and water, kept them healthy with clothes that never wore out. Of course Yah would be able to keep them warm in their tents without them having to continuously tend to or stoke a fire on Shabbat. Also the manna and the Shabbat meal were prepared and cooked the day before Shabbat, so no need for a fire. Sorry, I will follow Yah’s instructions rather than yours.
And what is to be done when the temperature is below freezing?
Perhaps you live in the tropics!?
I don't believe keeping a family warm on Shabbat is a sin.
Im assuming you have a heating system? We heat our home with a wood stove so if we didnt make a fire we would be cold. So should you turn your heat off on the Sabbath?
Abba2me so your saying then that Y’shua sinned by repeatedly healing on the Sabbath?
We are no longer under the bondage of the law to save us anymore
Sorry, I don’t think this is right. Have you considered that fire is a source of light and and that in Sabbath He is to be our only source of light? You “create” a fire, and God rested from his creation work on the seventh day. The Sabbath itself is a shadow of heaven, as everything on it is. Yahuwah did not create commandments that were to be for a certain time only as He knows all times. I think the commandment is clear and there is no interpretation possible, just obedience. On the other hand, I do agree that not using switches or not drinking hot coffee is extreme. I think electricity may not fall into the same category, and that that is extreme and burdensome.
I think that is the point if we can be obedient enough even when its burdensome. I do think although since we are saved by grace either way its best to follow the laws and commandments as best we can without getting super legalistic or stressed out.
@@barbaramariemua
1 John 5:3
For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments. And his commandments are not burdensome.
The new treatment is written by Greeks false
I am so glad it's you teaching this lesson. I'm sorry but I just can't stand that other guys voice. I just can't listen to him.
That's not very nice "(
@@thebullwhisperer916 There is all sorts of sound modifying equipment out there to take the high pitches out. There is also voice lessons. If they want more people to listen they should want the voices to be pleasing and easy to listen to. IS THAT BETTER?
@@missmix48 at least you said sorry I guess
@@thebullwhisperer916 Obviously you are a person who lives on Feelings alone. I am not I live on reason & reality. I did not apologize I clarified why I am unable to listen to high pitched nasal voices. THEY GRATE on the nervous system.
@@missmix48 are you done actin like you know me? Also, going round & round pointlessly?
My problem is not with the "day of rest"; my problem is with the PUNISHMENT of DEATH by stoning for those who "work" on the sabbath.
Are there still some people who take these passages LITERALLY and believe such "laws" to be given by a LOVING God?
Our death sentence has been paid for by the blood of the Messiah. The death penalty doesn’t literally apply any longer. The punishment is of a spiritual nature at this point in time. I for one believe that if we lived in a fully Torah Observant society, including the death penalties, we would live in a much better place. Despite the fact that I should have been put to death several times over, if I had seen those committing deadly sins been killed, I might not have committed them in the first place! Praise the Father for sending us the Lamb to provide forgiveness for our lawlessness and rebellion and offering us Salvation!
Hello @@TheShalomstead and thank you for your valuable reply.
You know, I think you might have something there; barbaric methods are probably the best methods to deal with primitive and predatory barbarians, and more civilized methods to deal with more civilized creatures. I suppose that for those who completely abide by God's law out of complete understanding and appreciation for them, no "punishment" is necessary.
Judging by the present state of the "world", I wonder if it is at all possible for so called "human kind" (as species) to reach even the level of "civility", leave alone the levels where there is no need for "rewards and punishments". It appears that, generally speaking, we are becoming more barbaric every day. No wonder Jesus said that He was sent only to the "lost sheep of Israel" (Mathew 15:24, and 10:6), and not to throw pearls "before swine" (Mathew 7:6).
Please note that I do not EQUATE the JEWS with ISRAELITES. Although there might be a handful of Israelites among Jews, not all Jews are necessarily Israelites. Nor do I consider all those who reside in the country of Israel to be Israelites. Israelite (as I understand it) is anybody who "wrestles with God and men (spiritually) and "prevails with God", meaning any person who wants to understand, dedicates his life to the pursuit of God's TRUTH, and finally is TRANSFORMED into a brand new being spiritually and physically. The truth is that MOST of the "human beings" could not care less about the TRUTH; most care only about what is FUN and PLEASURABLE.
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Thanks for reading. Most kind regards
Why are people still following the laws of Moses is what I'm trying to figure out
As a way of honoring God and savior and to be set apart from the worldly habits. It would benmore honorable to follow them than to not. Only to do it in a non legalistic and stressful way. Do our best and know we are saved either way. James 2:18 + 2:26, faith without works is dead
@@barbaramariemua There's no need for anyone to believe that the can't use fire everyday of the year or to believe that that eating certain foods will keep them from being saved. We are saved by grace thru faith and not of works- Ephesians 2:8
@@thelionofjudah77u82 I'm sorry do you not actually read the comment replys? I literally said in the reply that i know i am saved either way. Give it up bro, no one wants to argue with you.
@@barbaramariemua I'm not arguing. I'm teaching. Be blessed good sister
@@thelionofjudah77u82 please explain this?
Isaiah 66
15 For, behold, the Lord will come with fire, and with his chariots like a whirlwind, to render his anger with fury, and his rebuke with flames of fire.
16 For by fire and by his sword will the Lord plead with all flesh: and the slain of the Lord shall be many.
17 They that sanctify themselves, and purify themselves in the gardens behind one tree in the midst, eating swine's flesh, and the abomination, and the mouse, shall be consumed together, saith the Lord.
The Jews are NOT the house of Yahudah. It is incorrect to refer to a Jew as a Hebrew and vice versa.
Ive never heard so much nonsense! We are NOT on the same level as THE ALMIGHTY YAHUAH!
The book of Revelation explains what happens to those that add or take from HIS WORD!
Shalom,
We have never said that we are on the same level as YHWH. If you have seen somewhere that we have said that, please let us know where at what time stamp in the teaching so we can correct it.
Blessings to you and yours...
Hi can you please explain how to define the commandment " thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain" and thanks
Shalom Ian,
We have a series on the name and cover this in part 1. Here is a link if you are interested. www.119ministries.com/teachings/video-teachings/detail/hashem-part-1-whats-in-a-name/
Blessings and Shalom