I am a Christian who loves to learn Jewish lessons from the Torah. I feel closer to God learning these lessons. You, my dear, are filled with the Holy Spirit of Ha Shem. I love listening to you. May Ha Shem bless you abundantly and I pray you continue to grow in your ministry. Shalom.
I am so moved by your heartfelt Emunah and love of people, and for what people go through in their quest to follow in Hashem's ways and keep growing. Your discussion of Lech Lecha and trusting in Hashem, that what He does is for our good, is amazing. I am very moved by your deep feeling for others.You seem a reflection of Sarah Imeinu, who opened her arms to others, and Rachel Imeinu, who cried and prayed for others.
Hello Rivka. You have blessed me greatly with this video! Thank you for obeying HaShem and sharing your heart so transparently. May you always be blessed, you and your family, with all the desires of your heart. You are a mighty inspiration. 😃❤️ ~ Tena
Thank you for sharing this practical application of the parsha. It was so timely for me and has inspired me. Thank you so much and I look forward to meeting you at the retreat.
The Torah and the Sages teach us that God's will is GOOD! Today because our view is limited when bad things happen we say His ways are not ours' but in the World to Come when bad things happen we will see and understand why. Than we will say God's will is good and He is just! HASHEM's will is never for evil. We just do not have the ability to comprehend it yet because of our evil inclination which God does not have.
Man can be either good or evil. It is our choice. Imagine you're in a cart being pulled by a horse on both sides, do you know by which way your cart will be pulled? By the horse you feed. One is your yetzer hara and the other is your good inclination[yetzer hatov]. The accuser brings forth lies not the truth about Israel. Yom Kippur would be our doom if not HASHEM saying we have no debt standing against us.
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I am a Christian who loves to learn Jewish lessons from the Torah. I feel closer to God learning these lessons. You, my dear, are filled with the Holy Spirit of Ha Shem. I love listening to you. May Ha Shem bless you abundantly and I pray you continue to grow in your ministry. Shalom.
Shabbath Shallom Ms. Rivka! You are so so beautiful, full of wisdom with a pure heart and spirit. Hashem always Bless you!🙂
I am so moved by your heartfelt Emunah and love of people, and for what people go through in their quest to follow in Hashem's ways and keep growing. Your discussion of Lech Lecha and trusting in Hashem, that what He does is for our good, is amazing. I am very moved by your deep feeling for others.You seem a reflection of Sarah Imeinu, who opened her arms to others, and Rachel Imeinu, who cried and prayed for others.
Im not jewish but like your way to talk, it went straight to my heart, thank you your muslim sister
thank Yah & thank you!
Hello Rivka. You have blessed me greatly with this video! Thank you for obeying HaShem and sharing your heart so transparently. May you always be blessed, you and your family, with all the desires of your heart. You are a mighty inspiration. 😃❤️ ~ Tena
Thank you for sharing this practical application of the parsha. It was so timely for me and has inspired me. Thank you so much and I look forward to meeting you at the retreat.
Sweet!😀
Kabbalah teaches us G-d's will can be very evil too.
The Torah and the Sages teach us that God's will is GOOD! Today because our view is limited when bad things happen we say His ways are not ours' but in the World to Come when bad things happen we will see and understand why. Than we will say God's will is good and He is just! HASHEM's will is never for evil. We just do not have the ability to comprehend it yet because of our evil inclination which God does not have.
Chaya Bat-Tzvi: g-d is good, man is evil, Ha-Shatan brings the truth of the human soul to light.
Man can be either good or evil. It is our choice. Imagine you're in a cart being pulled by a horse on both sides, do you know by which way your cart will be pulled? By the horse you feed. One is your yetzer hara and the other is your good inclination[yetzer hatov]. The accuser brings forth lies not the truth about Israel. Yom Kippur would be our doom if not HASHEM saying we have no debt standing against us.