I'm glad you mentioned the Baptist church. I grew up in a conservative Baptist church and we were distrustful of other Baptist churches and communities because we feared that there may be differences in what our church taught compared to the other ones. Once I became a teenager and went to youth meetings and other events that were made of the larger Baptist community, I realized many of my church's fears were unfounded. I still remember the shock in our church when we had a visiting Southern Baptist family and when our pastor made a strong point in the sermon the husband loudly proclaimed AMEN. This wasn't acceptable. Only senior members of the church could do that, and it had to only be loud enough that people could hear it but no louder. Everyone looked at him in shock.
You need to look up how the baptist religion was started the separatist movement you will see they John went to the midnights that latter on started the baptist movement in the states it’s very interesting
Hutterites reminds me of those timeshare schemes. Once you signed up with timeshare you are obligated to pay for repairs expenses, etc. even though the victim typically can not always book dates that they want to spend their themselves. I hear so much how there are so many legal landmines that victims have to manually maneuver to try to rid themselves of that terrible decision of buying timeshares.
As a member of a hutterite colony in southern alberta canada i can tell u that half the stuff he said is not true there is absolutely nobody controlling you on a hutterite colony we live the most carefree lifestyle u could possibly imagine
I’ve seen videos on the Hutterites, and they have very little freedom. Even something simple like going to town, involves going to the colony leadership, with hat in hand and asking permission to use the colony van. If they are that controlling over such a simple matter, imagine how controlling they are over important spiritual matters!
Living in Alberta, sask canada you see tonnes of Hutterites at the Walmart. My old landlord was a traditional mennonite fellow :) i fond their culture so interesting
@Eli: We live in Lancaster, Pa and we are eating at Yoder’s Restaurant & Buffet for Romantic Night Out; which is a ministry of Mennonite & Brethren Marriage Encounter. Are you related to these Yoder’s in Lancaster, Pa? If you ever are in Lancaster you must eat here. It’s down the road from Shady Maple Smorgasbord, the largest smorgasbord on the east coast.
So each community, whether they are, Amish, Hutterites, Anna Baptist, etc. are like their own church. You can have two Baptist churches for example, in a town and each one would have different ordinances and beliefs. I think I’m correct.
I live in Montana and we have several colonies here. In this area at least they are very much on the grid. Most of them use smartphones, have computers and drive trucks and cars. They even accept credit cards when they come to the local farmers market.
Growing up on a large turkey farm, the Hutterites would PAY US so that they could clean out our barns with skid steers and haul away the manure. They used it to compost their dead hogs. They are quite technologically advanced. They had semis, loaders, tractors, cranes, even a CNC laser for cutting metal. They made us a few stainless shoe horns as a gift with it.
One can't help wondering if Source, Grace, All That Is, really cares about the ridiculous reasons human beings find to divide, distrust and dislike one and other. Pretty much the opposite of the core message of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. Eli, however, is a loving, true voice for All That Is. ❤
Eli, just out of curiosity, who would assume ownership of your family's (your mothers I assume) farm, when the sad day comes she is no longer of this earthly world?
Eli, I have people asking me what is the difference between old order mennonites and new order Mennonite and the old order Amish and new order Amish. Is tell them the I am a new order Mennonite we can have electric and indoor bathroom and we can drive cars and we can have cell phone. My grandparents was old order mennonites my husband was raised up as a old order mennonites to her went to go live with his sister that married a new order Mennonite. My husband is form a old order Amish. Did you know that Amish don't like when a Amish married a Mennonite woman and Mennonites mens and Amish can become a Mennonite but a Mennonite can't become Amish. You may want to do a video on the different of being a Mennonite and Amish so people will know.
The Hutterites seem like being part of a large family. As someone with no family, I think I would like living with them. I'm not sure about the idea of their rules and would have to see their beliefs first, but the family style living would greatly appeal to me. It seems like they all watch out for and take care of each other.
You would love it if you found the right colony. Every society has some guidelines and bylaws that they are governed by to build structure. Not every colony is controlled by control freaks.
To be quite honest, I hadn’t even considered the Hutterites when thinking of anabaptist denominations. I only knew about them from history books. Their lifestyle reminds me a bit of what the kibbutzim in Israel looked like in the 1940s before they all modernised. Given that Hutter was originally from German Tyrol, do the Hutterites have German-based language roots as well?
Eli, Do you feel like you have left the Amish and now you are in the colony of the globalists? I think we are headed to a one world religion/government. During the lockdowns I heard a lot of people saying “I wish I lived on an Amish farm” for their independence. You have a unique perspective and very good speaker. I also like hearing your interviews of people who have left their Amish communities. God bless you and your family.
When i was on a custom harvest crew over 10 years ago from the very west central end of Minnesota we would see quite a few of Hutterites when we would come back off the harvest run (OK up to ND) for fall harvest and would see them quite a bit and my boss and the locals would joke about how they would pay outsiders to "introduce new genes" into the colony. whether that was true or not i never found out personaly. lmao
True. I watch Giselle Waldner on YT and they live with modern conveniences, and all of their needs are taken care of, but yes, of course they have to conform to the colony's religious system.
I watch her too and love her channel- the denomination she belongs to though, is by far the most progressive of the three Hutterite groups - where I live , in southern Alberta, surrounded by Hutterite colonies, they don’t go to school past age 15 , unlike Gisele’s colony where they get a high school diploma and can even pursue some post secondary education- also, it seems her church teaches salvation and a personal relationship with Jesus which is rare in some of the other groups
It is so interesting how so many religions splinter. I am an Episcopalian and we came out of Henry VIII breaking from the Pope and Catholicism over his personal desires to be divorced. More recently we have had divisions over staying more traditional in our services and over the treatment of homosexuality. Of course our religion is not also controlling every aspect of our life.
I've been to a hutterite colony near my city. The farm fresh chickens and turkeys are worth the price. We learned all about them and their colony. A few broke away or were kicked out for crimes and unforgivable sins. They had modern conveniences like power, electric appliances and the woomen had sewing machines. Only the leader was allowed a television and a radio. No one else was allowed to listen to a radio. Kinda hard now when they'd have cell phones and how can the leader police that.....modern society catches up eventually
Wow! Can you explain the Mennonites do you know anything about them? My great great-great-grandmother was a Mennonite and it's funny because my grandmother was Southern Baptist.
I see Eli, you are wearing a ball cap advertising Reed City Michigan. Are you from that area? My husband and I have moved to Tennessee from Hersey, Michigan
I live i a area with lots of hutterites. Every colony is very different. They all specialize in a different businesses. Some are very open to out siders, some are not. They all like to pay in jam, egg or chickens if you do work for them. The kids on rum spring from different colonies meet up at a local beach. Some colony have cowboys and they offer embrace the cowboy lifestyle down to drinking and rodeo. Normal Stuff, Kinda entertaining
Hey eli this is not really related to this video but have you heard the weird al yankovik parody amish paradise if not maybe take a listen see what you think and keep doin what your doing look forward to your videos the inspiration really helps me through the day thanks
Mark 7:7 KJV Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. “Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.” Colossians 2:8 KJV
Theres this really gross cultural bias against Hutterites in Manitoba. I know people who insist the Hutterite colonies here pay men to have sex with their young women 'to add genetic diversity.' My step dad told me he knew people, and he did it himself once. I was younger when he told me, so it took a little while for me to learn he was full of shit. Have you ever heard these kinds of cultural biases toward Hutterites‽
@@KingJahTheSecond Definitely. He talked about church elders observing, while holding a sheet with a hole in it between the two people. When I learned it was just religious prejudice I got pretty embarrassed about the whole thing.
Yes. in fact they are known for forcing any individual that wants to leave the colony to borrow clothes from a non member in order to leave . Literally will not give them one set of clothes.
I love your take on this your spot on but it makes me think that the Amish are based on believe what I say or will hurt you shunning Etc everything is a punishment if you don't believe what I say I kind of think that's kind of messed up
Eli is Amazing! He has Amazing Knowledge! God Bless you for another Amazing video my Bother! I am Swiss German!!
A hutterite that left the colony is now called a hutterleft
Grooooaaannnnn...
@cactusblob1688
Haha.! For sure. I actually got that one from a hutterite who left the colony lol
Thank you Eli, for educating us!
I had never heard of hutterites. Thanks for info.
I didn't either.
Hello Eli , I grew up in the Moravian church , I have cousins in the Mennonite church and friends that are Amish. Keep up the good work.
Hi Mike
Canadian Moravian ancestry here.
These videos are so refreshing and appreciated. Thanks Eli!
I'm glad you mentioned the Baptist church. I grew up in a conservative Baptist church and we were distrustful of other Baptist churches and communities because we feared that there may be differences in what our church taught compared to the other ones. Once I became a teenager and went to youth meetings and other events that were made of the larger Baptist community, I realized many of my church's fears were unfounded. I still remember the shock in our church when we had a visiting Southern Baptist family and when our pastor made a strong point in the sermon the husband loudly proclaimed AMEN. This wasn't acceptable. Only senior members of the church could do that, and it had to only be loud enough that people could hear it but no louder. Everyone looked at him in shock.
You need to look up how the baptist religion was started the separatist movement you will see they John went to the midnights that latter on started the baptist movement in the states it’s very interesting
Hi Eli and thank you for your videos. Giselle Waldner has a RUclips channel from her Hutterite Colony. They are very informative.
Thank you Eli ! Keep on laughing 😊
I love the way Eli laughs. He is a good man.
Thanks Eli for sharing stories and knowledge of your upbringing. I really appreciate it.
Hutterites reminds me of those timeshare schemes. Once you signed up with timeshare you are obligated to pay for repairs expenses, etc. even though the victim typically can not always book dates that they want to spend their themselves. I hear so much how there are so many legal landmines that victims have to manually maneuver to try to rid themselves of that terrible decision of buying timeshares.
Or communism
Look forward to your videos. Thank you for explaining these differences.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge - very interesting. The Hutterites sound similar to the Gloriavale community in New Zealand.
Great video thanks Eli!
Eli , very good explanation, I didn't know any of this . Keep on telling the truth... God bless you and many blessings.
As a member of a hutterite colony in southern alberta canada i can tell u that half the stuff he said is not true there is absolutely nobody controlling you on a hutterite colony we live the most carefree lifestyle u could possibly imagine
I’ve seen videos on the Hutterites, and they have very little freedom. Even something simple like going to town, involves going to the colony leadership, with hat in hand and asking permission to use the colony van. If they are that controlling over such a simple matter, imagine how controlling they are over important spiritual matters!
Hi Eli, I live in ReedCity! Love that you are teaching about the Bible.
Fascinating !
Living in Alberta, sask canada you see tonnes of Hutterites at the Walmart.
My old landlord was a traditional mennonite fellow :) i fond their culture so interesting
I was accepted and kind of adopted by a Hudderite colony when I was in a foster home in Montana as a preteen/teen
Hi from Manitoba!! Yes, we have lots of hutterite colonies here.
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Thank You So Very Much There My Good Big Bro Eli Yoder
Thank You So Very Much There To Everyone Else
@Eli:
We live in Lancaster, Pa and we are eating at Yoder’s Restaurant & Buffet for Romantic Night Out; which is a ministry of Mennonite & Brethren Marriage Encounter. Are you related to these Yoder’s in Lancaster, Pa?
If you ever are in Lancaster you must eat here. It’s down the road from Shady Maple Smorgasbord, the largest smorgasbord on the east coast.
The history of the Hutterites is souls crushingly sad.
So each community, whether they are, Amish, Hutterites, Anna Baptist, etc. are like their own church. You can have two Baptist churches for example, in a town and each one would have different ordinances and beliefs. I think I’m correct.
I didn't know there were different kinds of baptists.
@@daltongarrett7117 oh there are just like any other religious organizations. There are many different sects and offshoots.
I live in Montana and we have several colonies here. In this area at least they are very much on the grid. Most of them use smartphones, have computers and drive trucks and cars. They even accept credit cards when they come to the local farmers market.
Thank you very much for giving us more insight into the Hutterites. They have certainly become way more modernized than the Amish.
The Hutterites sound a bit like the Bruderhof.
Growing up on a large turkey farm, the Hutterites would PAY US so that they could clean out our barns with skid steers and haul away the manure. They used it to compost their dead hogs. They are quite technologically advanced. They had semis, loaders, tractors, cranes, even a CNC laser for cutting metal. They made us a few stainless shoe horns as a gift with it.
Crazy how much I learn from you…
We have a community called society of brothers, similar to this.
Eli I love your acceptance of other religions I'm always believed keep an open heart and an open mind
One can't help wondering if Source, Grace, All That Is, really cares about the ridiculous reasons human beings find to divide, distrust and dislike one and other. Pretty much the opposite of the core message of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE. Eli, however, is a loving, true voice for All That Is. ❤
Eli, just out of curiosity, who would assume ownership of your family's (your mothers I assume) farm, when the sad day comes she is no longer of this earthly world?
Eli, I have people asking me what is the difference between old order mennonites and new order Mennonite and the old order Amish and new order Amish. Is tell them the I am a new order Mennonite we can have electric and indoor bathroom and we can drive cars and we can have cell phone. My grandparents was old order mennonites my husband was raised up as a old order mennonites to her went to go live with his sister that married a new order Mennonite. My husband is form a old order Amish. Did you know that Amish don't like when a Amish married a Mennonite woman and Mennonites mens and Amish can become a Mennonite but a Mennonite can't become Amish. You may want to do a video on the different of being a Mennonite and Amish so people will know.
The Hutterites seem like being part of a large family. As someone with no family, I think I would like living with them. I'm not sure about the idea of their rules and would have to see their beliefs first, but the family style living would greatly appeal to me. It seems like they all watch out for and take care of each other.
It's cult communal living.
@@RonJohn63sounds cozy
You would love it if you found the right colony. Every society has some guidelines and bylaws that they are governed by to build structure. Not every colony is controlled by control freaks.
@@KingJahTheSecond that reminds me a whole lot of "Communism would work if they just did it correctly".
Commune -----ists.
To be quite honest, I hadn’t even considered the Hutterites when thinking of anabaptist denominations. I only knew about them from history books.
Their lifestyle reminds me a bit of what the kibbutzim in Israel looked like in the 1940s before they all modernised.
Given that Hutter was originally from German Tyrol, do the Hutterites have German-based language roots as well?
Eli, Do you feel like you have left the Amish and now you are in the colony of the globalists? I think we are headed to a one world religion/government. During the lockdowns I heard a lot of people saying “I wish I lived on an Amish farm” for their independence. You have a unique perspective and very good speaker. I also like hearing your interviews of people who have left their Amish communities. God bless you and your family.
When i was on a custom harvest crew over 10 years ago from the very west central end of Minnesota we would see quite a few of Hutterites when we would come back off the harvest run (OK up to ND) for fall harvest and would see them quite a bit and my boss and the locals would joke about how they would pay outsiders to "introduce new genes" into the colony. whether that was true or not i never found out personaly. lmao
True. I watch Giselle Waldner on YT and they live with modern conveniences, and all of their needs are taken care of, but yes, of course they have to conform to the colony's religious system.
I watch her too and love her channel- the denomination she belongs to though, is by far the most progressive of the three Hutterite groups - where I live , in southern Alberta, surrounded by Hutterite colonies, they don’t go to school past age 15 , unlike Gisele’s colony where they get a high school diploma and can even pursue some post secondary education- also, it seems her church teaches salvation and a personal relationship with Jesus which is rare in some of the other groups
Hutterites live like Jesus' community...
I like your hat!!! I live pretty close to Reed City!!
I grew up in the traditional pre-Vatican Catholic church, and when I divorced, I was completely shunned.
It is so interesting how so many religions splinter. I am an Episcopalian and we came out of Henry VIII breaking from the Pope and Catholicism over his personal desires to be divorced. More recently we have had divisions over staying more traditional in our services and over the treatment of homosexuality. Of course our religion is not also controlling every aspect of our life.
I learned a lot about the Amish n the Hutterites.
I've been to a hutterite colony near my city. The farm fresh chickens and turkeys are worth the price. We learned all about them and their colony. A few broke away or were kicked out for crimes and unforgivable sins.
They had modern conveniences like power, electric appliances and the woomen had sewing machines. Only the leader was allowed a television and a radio. No one else was allowed to listen to a radio. Kinda hard now when they'd have cell phones and how can the leader police that.....modern society catches up eventually
I was raised in the Baptist and now my wife and myself belong to the church of Christ.
I got ? About the beard if I may ask ...why do u shave above the lip
What's the difference between the Mennonites and Amish? There are several Hutterite colonies in Montana.
Wow! Can you explain the Mennonites do you know anything about them? My great great-great-grandmother was a Mennonite and it's funny because my grandmother was Southern Baptist.
I see Eli, you are wearing a ball cap advertising Reed City Michigan. Are you from that area? My husband and I have moved to Tennessee from Hersey, Michigan
Are you from the Paris area
Reed city is only about 90 minutes from me… the hat says rsr in reed city mi
I agree that their system is beautiful but I was VERY taken aback that a grown man had to ASK to take his wife to a dr. appt.....
What?
Very interesting..New subscriber
I live i a area with lots of hutterites. Every colony is very different. They all specialize in a different businesses. Some are very open to out siders, some are not. They all like to pay in jam, egg or chickens if you do work for them. The kids on rum spring from different colonies meet up at a local beach. Some colony have cowboys and they offer embrace the cowboy lifestyle down to drinking and rodeo. Normal Stuff, Kinda entertaining
Hey eli this is not really related to this video but have you heard the weird al yankovik parody amish paradise if not maybe take a listen see what you think and keep doin what your doing look forward to your videos the inspiration really helps me through the day thanks
You ever thought about becoming a preacher?
The Hutterites seem to be a socialist/communist style of living.
That's not socialism, u still have private property in socialism
Mark 7:7 KJV
Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
“Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.”
Colossians 2:8 KJV
I don't know why i watched this, I basically knew all this.
Hutter butter so good
See your hat says Reed City Michigan do you live around that area used to live not too far from there in a small town called Barryton MI
Wow never heard of that before
“ brethren, of like minded rules” … Rather than like-minded faith….
Communes.
Theres this really gross cultural bias against Hutterites in Manitoba. I know people who insist the Hutterite colonies here pay men to have sex with their young women 'to add genetic diversity.' My step dad told me he knew people, and he did it himself once. I was younger when he told me, so it took a little while for me to learn he was full of shit. Have you ever heard these kinds of cultural biases toward Hutterites‽
I've heard about this in SD too.
You are right about that full of s thing.
@@KingJahTheSecond Definitely. He talked about church elders observing, while holding a sheet with a hole in it between the two people. When I learned it was just religious prejudice I got pretty embarrassed about the whole thing.
I've heard about that in Alberta too, to get some genetic diversity in the colony.
I heard amish dont need a hunting liscense and can hunt whatever whenever they want
How come the Amish in Iowa drive cars?
I wouldn’t know the difference
The Lord body's does not pick and choose parts of the word of God.There is only one body one truth.
Eli do the Amish have to pay property taxes
Would the Amish consider the Hutterites to be English or worldly?
I don't think so
Probably. They have all the latest tractors and implements, not to mention semi trucks and trailers. Their barns are usually pretty modern.
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Interesting
They have Sauerkraut
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Hutterites sound like Christian Communists to me.
They have my adress
Idk if you can take Bee or not but she is who i am scared for since he alrwaey said they were attacked
Facebook was the problem
They were spying through fb
Got in contact with David and Logan though Elon and Jared
I think Jenny may be the closest person who I would trust. Gremlin is a spicy kitty tho so it may take me some time to get here
This kicked off again because she saw my tarot cards.
So it's a communist/socialist version of Amish.
Sooo religious communists
Yes. in fact they are known for forcing any individual that wants to leave the colony to borrow clothes from a non member in order to leave . Literally will not give them one set of clothes.
So Hutterite is worse. I don't like it. Bad system, alot like communism. At least Amish own their own stuff.
Don't write a bad review on a book without reading it.
First
Elie don't trash your Cultural people.
He wasn't. Just explaining the difference
I love your take on this your spot on but it makes me think that the Amish are based on believe what I say or will hurt you shunning Etc everything is a punishment if you don't believe what I say I kind of think that's kind of messed up