Thank you for once again for your insight and humility in trying to disseminate the tragedy that happened at Meron. COVID, Meron and now the rockets of Gaza. Someone is trying to get our attention. My heart is stirred, may we all understand these times, reflect and change that in our lives that we can,for the good.
Thank you so much for this video, it really gave me inner peace and the strength to go on, even though things seem like they are getting worse and worse... May we merit to see the geulah, the coming of Mashiach and the rebuilding of the Holy Temple speedily in our days!
Dear Rabbi: I just watched all of your videos. I am so thankful to Hashem for pointing your channel my way. This technique that you speak of in this video is exactly what I need to correct my mistakes that I have made and how I have acted toward others. In this video about the tragedy at Meron you speak about this known truth: "everything I hear is meant for my ears." Not for broadcasting to others. Instead, to broadcast inwardly through every fiber of my being, and every dark niche within my soul to reflect on it as a mirror to my own ego. To realize how I have trampled over myself and against Hashem, over my loved ones, over my friends and people around me. Because of your technique, today I have realized how I can go look inside me and find the compassion to do better for my loved ones, helping them and my soul to get closer to Hashem's light. It is a good technique to strengthen my own tshuva. To do my part to bring Mashiach today.
What did we really learn, what came out of this tragedy is, Rabbi Shimon Baryohai told his son, We are enough, meaning, don’t over do it. Be good and accept your brothers and sisters for they have their own way to celebrate the All mighty. Stop and listen to your brothers and sisters and ask questions. We are not better than one another, we support each other and love each other. Giving attention is an act of love. This encourage loving one another. Am Israel Chay
thank you Rabbi: I too have discovered this to be true: If I find it difficult to see the good, I at least pray for them and this softens my perception immediately: B"H
Part Seven B (Since I added a paragraph, there was insufficient space): Shalom=Jesus=Mediator of the New Covenant=Hebrews 9:15. Concerning the second reading, just a reminder that when referring to those raised from the dead, Saint Paul is upset with those doubting this when it was historically recorded by many that in Matthew 27:51-52, that when Jesus died, “the earth shook, the rocks split and the tombs broke open”. Those open tombs remained open until the third day. At that time, “the bodies of many holy people . . . were raised to life. They came out of the tombs after Jesus’ resurrection and went into the holy city and appeared to many people.” (Matthew 27:52-53). On the day that Jesus was raised to life, these saints were also raised and became witnesses in Jerusalem of the life that only Jesus can give. But this was foreshadowed throughout the Hebrew Scriptures and a few times in the Gospels, both by Jesus and His disciples: The widow of Zarephath’s son (1 Kings 17:17-24; The Shunammite woman’s son (2 Kings 4:18-37); The Man raised out of Elisha’s grave (2 Kings 13:20-21); The widow of Nain’s son (Luke 7:11-17); Jairus’ daughter (Luke 8:40-56); Lazarus of Bethany was actually the third person Jesus raised from the dead, who was His friend (John 11); Besides the various saints in Jerusalem (Matthew 27:50-53); Tabitha or whose Greek name was Dorcas (Acts 9:36-43); Eutychus (Acts 20:7-12); and of course, the Lord Himself, Jesus Christ (Mark 16:1-8). Jesus’ Resurrection was the first permanent resurrection; some were just “temporarily raised” such as Lazarus who was raised to die again, but giving all the glory to the Son of Man, and to God the Father. Jesus is the fulfillment of 1 Corinthians 15:20, Who was “the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep” like it is symbolized through the staff of Aaron and the olive tree. It is through Jesus’ Resurrection that justifies us as spoken of in Romans 4:25, “Who was put to death for our trespasses and raised for our justification.” Jesus ensures our eternal life as recorded in John 14:19, “Because I live, you also will live.” St. Paul says that Christ has been raised from the dead as the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. Who are those that have fallen asleep? Remember from my comments on Ecclesiastes? Those that have fallen asleep, are the dead; their mortal bodies have died but they are just temporarily dead, as all the dead will rise, but those in Christ will be raised first ( 1 Thessalonians, Chapter 4) to be judged according to their deeds (Romans 2:6-11). I’d like to quickly comment about the Gospel that I forgot to mention: After the death of King Solomon, sometime around 975-930 BC, the Kingdom had split into a northern kingdom, which retained the name Israel, and the southern kingdom called Judah, so named after the governing tribe, Judah that dominated that kingdom. This spit was prophesized by Ahijah (1 Kings 11:31-35); the split occurred during the reign of king Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, which came about as the result of the people revolting against heavy taxes levied by Solomon and Rehoboam, and their decent into adultery which led to idolatry; the kings leading the transgressions of the people to the period of time, when Moses came down to see the golden calf. The mistakes of humanity and history repeating itself, but this time, it was worse; the transgressions were led by the failing kings and leaders of their own people.
The simple answer is no. The more in-depth answer is that, when Hashem made the covenant with Avraham, the divine soul become totally integrated into him and thus 'passed down' and inherited to all of his subsequent descendants (Israel). The Gentiles however, being created in Hashem's image, receive an illumination from the divine soul at the 'makif' encompassing level, illuminating them from afar. In the case of Noahides , the Divine Soul illuminates much closer and strongly. And in the case of Righteous Converts, it becomes fully integrated like Israel. Hope that helps. Blessings and Success!
@@RabbiRom wow toda raba kavod haRav for taking the time out of your schedule to answer the question! It’s is very much appreciated!!! May HaShem bless you and your family, and all family’s in eretz Yisrael to be safe. Much love and G-d bless from Australia 🙏
This was very good. It reminds me also of the law of attraction concept, which though maybe not a Jewish concept, but I believe there's good to be taken from it. The idea of that which we focus on, we cause to manifest more in our reality. This will be very hard to put into practice, but G-d willing I will try.
Leah my dear sister, we don't have Law of Attraction (passive), we have Law of Manifestation (active). As the Baal Shem Tov teaches, "דע מה למעלה ממך" "Know, what (comes from) above, is from you" Gevald...
A Nonviolent Era of Perpetual Holiness perhaps... The Light spoke...... ..... .... it said The Eyes are the windows of the soul. What's inside human beings? Light or darkness? Who are you people Are your people children of Light or the demons of darkness? I choose to enter through the Narrow Gate and stay far away from the Wide Gate of perdition. Choices were made from the First Day in the Garden the Fruit you consume will either be Good Fruit or Bad Fruit. Choose a side. And stick to it. No more contradiction. There are NO cowards nor traitors in Heaven.
Loved this message! We made this world a small prison.. we allowed ourselves to build prisons around ourselves.. look at Gaza.. no different with people of Israel.. people of the world.. covid19 restricts travel amongst other things. Things are not normal.. can' t we see?
Lads get on with building a national temple/synagogue something that can hold 80-100 thousand... Ok building it in the place you might first want to build it on might be "complicated"... BUT that's no excuse not to build one!! "Faith" is a big part of Isreal...ya need a place to express that faith... Things like this... what happened... can't happen again... BUILD IT...no excuses... Regardless of where ya built it...something tells me "he'll" find it...
I appreciate your teachings and can see true humility. There’s another lesson here you’re missing. But you mentioned it. Judaism is standing in the way of the Mashiach returning because of idolatry. Worshipping that man or any other rabbi is only the tip of the iceberg. The Talmud is a sacred cow full of false images crafted by your sages that have poisoned Judaism. Those sages won’t be able to defend themselves when the Mashiach returns. I don’t believe you’re one of the false shepherds of Israel. But the blind are leading the blind and this idolatry won’t be tolerated.
Any "image" or ideology for that matter is considered "idol worship." That's why our duty, as the descendants of Avraham, is to shatter these idols, CONTINUOUSLY. And thats the key-word, since no matter how lofty the idea, concept might be, concerning the "how" and "why" of G-d's Rulership, if you "nail" it as something indisputable, by matter of fact it becomes idolatry. And THAT's exactly the beauty of our Holy Torah, as evident in all its facets, not least in the Talmud. Even more than that, the Talmud is the very FOUNDATION of this WAY OF THINKING, guided by a set rules that entail our Living Torah, and gives an intellectual frame-work for any issue or situation one may encounter. The only obstacle being your DESIRE, "what" do you want to learn out of the Torah, good or the opposite? If you choose good, with faith in the intrinsic Good of G-d and His Torah, you will find new ways of interpreting and living reality, while solving it's issues, beyond ever possible.
@@moshedovberedelsohn406 There’s a lot of truth there but it only takes a couple false interpretations to lead all of Israel astray. You needed the prophets more than those sages. Now you’re forced to defend tooth and nail the Talmud and those sages that taught you. Even Jesus didn’t believe he was the Mashiach going by the sages definition. He never said he would complete the deal but it’s become a straw man and a poor excuse for rejecting Elijah. But worse, because of your sages the hatred for anything to do with that man is a fabric of the culture. The fact you still don’t listen to what he said just shows how much bias they’ve written. Don’t get me wrong but Jesus never claimed to be god and those sages should’ve known that. Just what was it that pisses you off again about that particular man? Of course the blatant hate speech is also in the Talmud. But these false interpretations like Isa 53 about that being all Israel is just as bad as the Christians at perverting the prophets. The Talmud is guilty of shaping Judaism and we agree that idols are false concepts of men. Idols crafted over time fashioned in the images and concepts. Israel isn’t the suffering servant and it doesn’t imply that. The only son god has is Adam and he’s the suffering servant and the Mashiach. Jesus was the first goat in the Atonement sacrifice and the returning Jesus/Adam/Prodigal son is the one who’s own sacrifice saves the world. Not the Jews. You didn’t have to suffer. All because you’ve been following an idol contained within the Talmud. Hashem will tell you to utterly destroy this idol you trust in.
Yes, wake up! The greatest tragedy that ever was is that the Jews missed their "Visitation". I know this is the greatest tragedy for Yeshua Messiah wept over it as He approached the city where He would pay the price for your sin and mine that we can make peace with HaShem and each other. Yeshua Messiah lived Torah and upheld Torah, fulfilled every messianic prophecy, and performed every messianic sign, but the Sanheidren missed it. Please don't miss it as well. Read the Gospel of John and see for yourself that they missed their Visitation...
You don’t have to believe in unbelievable crap just to lord it over others and allow you to feel superior to others. Go look in the mirror. Are you a revolutionary Marxist? No? You sound like one when you pick on Jews exclusively for shame (“missed your visitation”). Which wicked Christian taught you to raise yourself up by shaming Jews?! They are the ones that should be shamed into silence.
Thank you for once again for your insight and humility in trying to disseminate the tragedy that happened at Meron.
COVID, Meron and now the rockets of Gaza. Someone is trying to get our attention.
My heart is stirred, may we all understand these times, reflect and change that in our lives that we can,for the good.
B"H! Thank you for another powerful teaching. Keep them coming, Rabbi!
Bracha v'Hatzlacha!
Powerful and deep teaching, skoyach!
Bringing out the best in others! Wow! I want to learn how to do this!
Certainly the best skill to master!
Toda raba for sharing. HaShem is showing us the way. We must accept that our world is changing dramatically.
You can say that again sister!
*This is divine and very helpful! Toda rabah Rabbi Rome!*
Thank you Keter! Keep positive!
Thank you so much for this video, it really gave me inner peace and the strength to go on, even though things seem like they are getting worse and worse... May we merit to see the geulah, the coming of Mashiach and the rebuilding of the Holy Temple speedily in our days!
Amen Amen Amen!!!
Dear Rabbi:
I just watched all of your videos. I am so thankful to Hashem for pointing your channel my way. This technique that you speak of in this video is exactly what I need to correct my mistakes that I have made and how I have acted toward others. In this video about the tragedy at Meron you speak about this known truth: "everything I hear is meant for my ears." Not for broadcasting to others. Instead, to broadcast inwardly through every fiber of my being, and every dark niche within my soul to reflect on it as a mirror to my own ego. To realize how I have trampled over myself and against Hashem, over my loved ones, over my friends and people around me.
Because of your technique, today I have realized how I can go look inside me and find the compassion to do better for my loved ones, helping them and my soul to get closer to Hashem's light. It is a good technique to strengthen my own tshuva. To do my part to bring Mashiach today.
Toda Aryieh! Blessings and Success!
Rabbi Rome just exudes clarity.
You're not so bad yourself brother!
Spot on...Shabbat Shalom.........very deep but also so useful and powerfully simple.....Many Blessings.........God Bless
Powerful class. Thank you
Toda raba Mordechai!
What did we really learn, what came out of this tragedy is, Rabbi Shimon Baryohai told his son, We are enough, meaning, don’t over do it. Be good and accept your brothers and sisters for they have their own way to celebrate the All mighty. Stop and listen to your brothers and sisters and ask questions. We are not better than one another, we support each other and love each other. Giving attention is an act of love. This encourage loving one another. Am Israel Chay
You should start posting long lectures like Rabbi Mizrachi / Rabbi Yaron Reuven. The world needs your wisdom.
Thanks for the chizuk... I'm workin' on it.
Such beautiful message!, Rabbi! I love Baal Shem Tov and Rav Nachman teachings and I want to do my best to incorporate it in my daily life.. 😍❤️🙏🏻
¡Blessings! Love it! How understanding to our neighbor! This word alone can save the world. I loved it! How beautiful... 😔🙂💜
I like how everything you say has religious vibes :)
Love your teachings! Praying you are safe
Thanks so much Wendy! Blessings and Success.
thank you Rabbi: I too have discovered this to be true: If I find it difficult to see the good, I at least pray for them and this softens my perception immediately: B"H
Cool fantastic
Easy to say, hard to do! But let’s get off our tuchuses and put words to action!
Part Seven B (Since I added a paragraph, there was insufficient space): Shalom=Jesus=Mediator of the New Covenant=Hebrews 9:15.
Concerning the second reading, just a reminder that when referring to those raised from the dead, Saint Paul is upset with those doubting this when it was historically recorded by many that in Matthew 27:51-52, that when Jesus died, “the earth shook, the rocks split and the tombs broke open”. Those open tombs remained open until the third day. At that time, “the bodies of many holy people . . . were raised to life. They came out of the tombs after Jesus’ resurrection and went into the holy city and appeared to many people.” (Matthew 27:52-53). On the day that Jesus was raised to life, these saints were also raised and became witnesses in Jerusalem of the life that only Jesus can give. But this was foreshadowed throughout the Hebrew Scriptures and a few times in the Gospels, both by Jesus and His disciples: The widow of Zarephath’s son (1 Kings 17:17-24; The Shunammite woman’s son (2 Kings 4:18-37); The Man raised out of Elisha’s grave (2 Kings 13:20-21); The widow of Nain’s son (Luke 7:11-17); Jairus’ daughter (Luke 8:40-56); Lazarus of Bethany was actually the third person Jesus raised from the dead, who was His friend (John 11); Besides the various saints in Jerusalem (Matthew 27:50-53); Tabitha or whose Greek name was Dorcas (Acts 9:36-43); Eutychus (Acts 20:7-12); and of course, the Lord Himself, Jesus Christ (Mark 16:1-8). Jesus’ Resurrection was the first permanent resurrection; some were just “temporarily raised” such as Lazarus who was raised to die again, but giving all the glory to the Son of Man, and to God the Father. Jesus is the fulfillment of 1 Corinthians 15:20, Who was “the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep” like it is symbolized through the staff of Aaron and the olive tree. It is through Jesus’ Resurrection that justifies us as spoken of in Romans 4:25, “Who was put to death for our trespasses and raised for our justification.” Jesus ensures our eternal life as recorded in John 14:19, “Because I live, you also will live.” St. Paul says that Christ has been raised from the dead as the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep. Who are those that have fallen asleep? Remember from my comments on Ecclesiastes? Those that have fallen asleep, are the dead; their mortal bodies have died but they are just temporarily dead, as all the dead will rise, but those in Christ will be raised first ( 1 Thessalonians, Chapter 4) to be judged according to their deeds (Romans 2:6-11).
I’d like to quickly comment about the Gospel that I forgot to mention: After the death of King Solomon, sometime around 975-930 BC, the Kingdom had split into a northern kingdom, which retained the name Israel, and the southern kingdom called Judah, so named after the governing tribe, Judah that dominated that kingdom. This spit was prophesized by Ahijah (1 Kings 11:31-35); the split occurred during the reign of king Solomon’s son, Rehoboam, which came about as the result of the people revolting against heavy taxes levied by Solomon and Rehoboam, and their decent into adultery which led to idolatry; the kings leading the transgressions of the people to the period of time, when Moses came down to see the golden calf. The mistakes of humanity and history repeating itself, but this time, it was worse; the transgressions were led by the failing kings and leaders of their own people.
Awesome video!!! Thank you for sharing this light.
But I have a question, do non Jews also have 2 souls...the divine and animal?
The simple answer is no.
The more in-depth answer is that, when Hashem made the covenant with Avraham, the divine soul become totally integrated into him and thus 'passed down' and inherited to all of his subsequent descendants (Israel).
The Gentiles however, being created in Hashem's image, receive an illumination from the divine soul at the 'makif' encompassing level, illuminating them from afar.
In the case of Noahides , the Divine Soul illuminates much closer and strongly. And in the case of Righteous Converts, it becomes fully integrated like Israel.
Hope that helps.
Blessings and Success!
@@RabbiRom wow toda raba kavod haRav for taking the time out of your schedule to answer the question! It’s is very much appreciated!!! May HaShem bless you and your family, and all family’s in eretz Yisrael to be safe. Much love and G-d bless from Australia 🙏
This was very good. It reminds me also of the law of attraction concept, which though maybe not a Jewish concept, but I believe there's good to be taken from it. The idea of that which we focus on, we cause to manifest more in our reality. This will be very hard to put into practice, but G-d willing I will try.
Leah my dear sister, we don't have Law of Attraction (passive), we have Law of Manifestation (active). As the Baal Shem Tov teaches, "דע מה למעלה ממך"
"Know, what (comes from) above, is from you"
Gevald...
A Nonviolent Era of Perpetual Holiness perhaps...
The Light spoke...... ..... .... it said
The Eyes are the windows of the soul. What's inside human beings? Light or darkness?
Who are you people
Are your people children of Light or the demons of darkness?
I choose to enter through the Narrow Gate and stay far away from the Wide Gate of perdition.
Choices were made from the First Day in the Garden the Fruit you consume will either be Good Fruit or Bad Fruit. Choose a side. And stick to it. No more contradiction. There are NO cowards nor traitors in Heaven.
Wow
שלום
Froom people shoved froom people. Nothing mystical about it! The solution is that people be considerate to one another, everywhere in every setting.
Loved this message! We made this world a small prison.. we allowed ourselves to build prisons around ourselves.. look at Gaza.. no different with people of Israel.. people of the world.. covid19 restricts travel amongst other things. Things are not normal.. can' t we see?
Thanks moors
Lads get on with building a national temple/synagogue something that can hold 80-100 thousand...
Ok building it in the place you might first want to build it on might be "complicated"...
BUT that's no excuse not to build one!!
"Faith" is a big part of Isreal...ya need a place to express that faith...
Things like this... what happened... can't happen again...
BUILD IT...no excuses...
Regardless of where ya built it...something tells me "he'll" find it...
I appreciate your teachings and can see true humility. There’s another lesson here you’re missing. But you mentioned it. Judaism is standing in the way of the Mashiach returning because of idolatry. Worshipping that man or any other rabbi is only the tip of the iceberg. The Talmud is a sacred cow full of false images crafted by your sages that have poisoned Judaism. Those sages won’t be able to defend themselves when the Mashiach returns. I don’t believe you’re one of the false shepherds of Israel. But the blind are leading the blind and this idolatry won’t be tolerated.
Any "image" or ideology for that matter is considered "idol worship." That's why our duty, as the descendants of Avraham, is to shatter these idols, CONTINUOUSLY. And thats the key-word, since no matter how lofty the idea, concept might be, concerning the "how" and "why" of G-d's Rulership, if you "nail" it as something indisputable, by matter of fact it becomes idolatry. And THAT's exactly the beauty of our Holy Torah, as evident in all its facets, not least in the Talmud. Even more than that, the Talmud is the very FOUNDATION of this WAY OF THINKING, guided by a set rules that entail our Living Torah, and gives an intellectual frame-work for any issue or situation one may encounter. The only obstacle being your DESIRE, "what" do you want to learn out of the Torah, good or the opposite? If you choose good, with faith in the intrinsic Good of G-d and His Torah, you will find new ways of interpreting and living reality, while solving it's issues, beyond ever possible.
@@moshedovberedelsohn406 There’s a lot of truth there but it only takes a couple false interpretations to lead all of Israel astray. You needed the prophets more than those sages. Now you’re forced to defend tooth and nail the Talmud and those sages that taught you. Even Jesus didn’t believe he was the Mashiach going by the sages definition. He never said he would complete the deal but it’s become a straw man and a poor excuse for rejecting Elijah. But worse, because of your sages the hatred for anything to do with that man is a fabric of the culture. The fact you still don’t listen to what he said just shows how much bias they’ve written. Don’t get me wrong but Jesus never claimed to be god and those sages should’ve known that. Just what was it that pisses you off again about that particular man? Of course the blatant hate speech is also in the Talmud. But these false interpretations like Isa 53 about that being all Israel is just as bad as the Christians at perverting the prophets. The Talmud is guilty of shaping Judaism and we agree that idols are false concepts of men. Idols crafted over time fashioned in the images and concepts. Israel isn’t the suffering servant and it doesn’t imply that. The only son god has is Adam and he’s the suffering servant and the Mashiach. Jesus was the first goat in the Atonement sacrifice and the returning Jesus/Adam/Prodigal son is the one who’s own sacrifice saves the world. Not the Jews. You didn’t have to suffer. All because you’ve been following an idol contained within the Talmud. Hashem will tell you to utterly destroy this idol you trust in.
Yes, wake up! The greatest tragedy that ever was is that the Jews missed their "Visitation". I know this is the greatest tragedy for Yeshua Messiah wept over it as He approached the city where He would pay the price for your sin and mine that we can make peace with HaShem and each other. Yeshua Messiah lived Torah and upheld Torah, fulfilled every messianic prophecy, and performed every messianic sign, but the Sanheidren missed it. Please don't miss it as well. Read the Gospel of John and see for yourself that they missed their Visitation...
You don’t have to believe in unbelievable crap just to lord it over others and allow you to feel superior to others. Go look in the mirror. Are you a revolutionary Marxist? No? You sound like one when you pick on Jews exclusively for shame (“missed your visitation”). Which wicked Christian taught you to raise yourself up by shaming Jews?! They are the ones that should be shamed into silence.
Whoa! You’re both wrong. It’s pride on all sides.