I live in a very nice neighborhood where I feel safe and I just purchased my home and I placed my mezuzah outside and I'm very proud I hope things never get bad to where I have to hide it :(
I was once in a Jewish hospital and there was one on the door frame. I ask the nurse what is that box on the door. The RN who was Jewish told me all about it. I really Like it.
as a Christian I love learning about these wonderful Jewish customs. I wish I could apply them to my life and home..... but don't know if I'm aloud to.
+Holly Hubert, my mother has a Jewish friend who gifted her with a Mezuzah and showed her how it attaches to the doorpost. He knew we are Christians and observe/celebrate Jewish holidays and traditions. I recently purchased one for my home also.
My dear I am a born again Christian. Just know that Jesus fulfilled the covenant and laws of God with his death and resurrection on the cross. He completed the law. Hence why we are Christians do not follow the law as it was fulfilled at the cross for salvation. I am putting some in my house with joy and love towards God. They have Christoozas and Messianic ones. As long as you understand your salvation, Galatians 3. You can get one.
Hi! I am Norwegian but alas no Jew. Still, I strongly believe in God that I read about in the Torah (I have the Stone edition). I have been to Israel and visited Masada and Jerusalem. I am not member of any church or faith, but I have found my faith when in Israel. And I am proud to try to be a Noahide. My questian is if it will be wrong to put up a Mezuzah on my doorpost? To show everybody my joy for God, my sympatie for the Jewish people, and perhaps as a hope for Gods blessing in my home?
As live in the UK I'm deeply sadend by the fact that i cannot put mine outside the door. May Adonai help us live in a better place so we dont have to worry.
The scroll is only placed in the case. It should be removed and inspected every number of years (some say 7) and inspected, to make sure no letters have been totally or partially erased. A Menorah is a 7 branched candelabra. We use for Chanukah, but in order to differentiate from the one that was in the Beit HaMikdash we use a different number of branches. For Chanukahwe use one with 8 branches corresponding to the 8 days of Chanukah. In many a synagogue you will see a 6 branched Menorah.
I am from India, I heard about Mezuzah that how important is for jewish people connection with God. I have searched Mezuzah a lot but unfortunately I didn't get it. I seriously want to put on my door post.🙏
I am in a rental property and I don't think the landlord will want me putting nails in. Anyone had luck finding a mezuzah that will stay without nails?
Ah. I didn't think of fading letters. I have had some old newspaper clippings that I had to toss when the letters became faded. Wow. I didn't know there was also a 6 branched Menorah. The Jewish community has gone through HORRIBLE times, but I personally think there is a LOT of interesting things to learn from them. THANK you SO much for imparting some information. Some day, I would like to learn Hebrew. {I am currently learning ASL and Algebra.}
makes me very sad that l l can't put my mezuzah outside my door...l could only put inside the door....l should live in Israel ...hope one day...and l don't need to hide or worry about to be jewish..
who and where and why do you feel you cannot live openly as you are in this world? of course there are places that people have to live in such a way but if you live in the United States, even in very bad ghettos, then Ill tell you that you have no reason to live in fear as you are. I know that's a brazen statement with the increase in attacks upon synagogues and hate crimes against Jews. but there is also an increase on hate crimes against muslims, gays, immigrants, blacks, etc. there is a belief among a very selective group of assholes that they can and do go out and be hostile to everyone who they feel threatens them. FUCK THEM! they will continue to get more aggressive if you me and everyone else shirk in fear from them. never be forced into doing something from fear of another and their action.
Grace and Peace to you, You and I don't know each other but you seem to be a honorable, faithful man of God. I know you must be a very busy Rabbi but may I ask you a question? I'll wait for permission before I ask it.
I'm an atheist, but I have Jewish friends. They respect my beliefs (or should that be lack of beliefs? 🙂 ), and I respect theirs. Whatever your religious position, surely we can all live together, as friends and neighbours.
I am not Jewish, but I am a Christian with immense interest in the Hebraic roots of my religion. Would it be offensive or inappropriate for me to place one of these outside of my house, regarding it with the same meanings? Also, what if I had it in English as opposed to Hebrew, would that be bad or fine?
Deuteronomy is in the Bible which is for all God's people whom love him. Therefore if your heart is for the Lord God then you are His people so yes according to Duet. 6. Prayee that God be your guide in this.
You can, but it’s an item specific to Judaism and the Torah. Maybe on the verge of appropriation? It is also an identifier to your neighbors you are Jewish, so be careful of the bigots who wish to harm Jews...
Thank you . I not Jewish but I believe that we should know about what we do not. And ask if it is ok if I ask questions. Some maybe stupid ? Is it ok for someone how is not Jewish to learn Hebrew ? And i believe that if someone to be mean or hurt someone. Because of their region is one if the worst things you can do.
Is the scroll permanently in the Mezuzah, or can it be removed, re-read, & replaced? What is the difference between a Menorah (I THINK that's what I see behind you at 04:24) and a Channukiah?
The Menorah had 7 arms, it was very big and was lit inside the Jewish template. The Channukiah has 9 arms and we light it on Hanukkah. What you see behind him is a Channukiah
Must one be Jewish to put up a Mezuzah? Can a non Jew put up a Mezuzah and use Revelation 20 -3 as the inner scroll scripture? Interesting info I just came across; Deuteronomy 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 and Deuteronomy 11 13 to 21 both have 22 lines just like the Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters. Does one make the Mezuzah an idol if one kisses the Mezuzah going out of the home and coming back home? Praise G - d Glory to G - d ... for me, a non Jew through Lord Jesus the Christ my saviour Amen Amen and Amen ... no harm intended Please provide your answer Thank you
@@pynchasbrener2643 Yes that is not a doorpost its called a Mezuzah and it is separate from a doorpost, It hangs on a doorpost it says to write it on the doorpost, It does not say to write it on an object and hang it on a doorpost
@@pynchasbrener2643 Many things that were written have been altered by man to mean other things that were not wrtten. Do not be deceived , Same as (Israel) see if you can understand this (Israel) is not a spot on a map. (Israel) Is a people and (Israel) will be a nation again, (Israel) is a people scattered all over the earth soon (Israel) will be risen up by the LORD and all the world will know them. The world will be surprised to see who the true (Israel) is, All the people claiming to be (Israel ) is not truth (Israel). Jesus is the truth it is written Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee. The Rabbis calling themselves Jews are an oxy-moron, Because the Rabbis believe the Torah and the Torah is only based on the first 5 books of the Bible and the word Jew was not spoken or even heard of or written until Esther 2:5 and Ester was written thousands of years after the first 5 books of the bible.
Thanks for sharing as a Christian this was very educational. I grew up in a Jewish area of Chicago and saw many
I live in a very nice neighborhood where I feel safe and I just purchased my home and I placed my mezuzah outside and I'm very proud I hope things never get bad to where I have to hide it :(
Then you are missing the point of and purpose of the MEZUZAH.
What are you hiding. Dear❓❓❓🙏
I was once in a Jewish hospital and there was one on the door frame. I ask the nurse what is that box on the door. The RN who was Jewish told me all about it. I really Like it.
the mezuzah is a powerful protector.... i adore them and touch 'shin' when passing one.
as a Christian I love learning about these wonderful Jewish customs. I wish I could apply them to my life and home..... but don't know if I'm aloud to.
+Holly Hubert, my mother has a Jewish friend who gifted her with a Mezuzah and showed her how it attaches to the doorpost. He knew we are Christians and observe/celebrate Jewish holidays and traditions. I recently purchased one for my home also.
I'll see if I can get one I have a Jewish councilor
My dear I am a born again Christian. Just know that Jesus fulfilled the covenant and laws of God with his death and resurrection on the cross. He completed the law. Hence why we are Christians do not follow the law as it was fulfilled at the cross for salvation. I am putting some in my house with joy and love towards God. They have Christoozas and Messianic ones. As long as you understand your salvation, Galatians 3. You can get one.
If you are follower of christ then you are grafted in. and you will follow his commands.
Ok, no one has given a definite yes I can put a Mezuzah in my house or no I can't.
Very clear description. Thank you for opening my understanding. God bless you.
Shalom. Very informative, god bless you Rabbi thank you for this posting.
Hi! I am Norwegian but alas no Jew. Still, I strongly believe in God that I read about in the Torah (I have the Stone edition). I have been to Israel and visited Masada and Jerusalem. I am not member of any church or faith, but I have found my faith when in Israel. And I am proud to try to be a Noahide.
My questian is if it will be wrong to put up a Mezuzah on my doorpost? To show everybody my joy for God, my sympatie for the Jewish people, and perhaps as a hope for Gods blessing in my home?
As live in the UK I'm deeply sadend by the fact that i cannot put mine outside the door. May Adonai help us live in a better place so we dont have to worry.
Trust in God to keep you safe psalm 91!
Is it illegal or just unsafe? From a curious American
I love the intro music, very relaxing as is the rest of the video.
I'm Muslim and I like to learn about other religions
Thank you and may God bless you.
Thank you for sharing your father with us!
I Love God 🙏I am proud to say that🙏
The scroll is only placed in the case. It should be removed and inspected every number of years (some say 7) and inspected, to make sure no letters have been totally or partially erased.
A Menorah is a 7 branched candelabra. We use for Chanukah, but in order to differentiate from the one that was in the Beit HaMikdash we use a different number of branches. For Chanukahwe use one with 8 branches corresponding to the 8 days of Chanukah. In many a synagogue you will see a 6 branched Menorah.
I am from India, I heard about Mezuzah that how important is for jewish people connection with God. I have searched Mezuzah a lot but unfortunately I didn't get it. I seriously want to put on my door post.🙏
I'm not a Jew, but I placed a Mezuzah on the door post to my front door. Is that inappropriate? I love having it there.
I appreciate your wisdom
*Nice answer it's real helpful*
I have them in an apartment I am renting in Israel, was curious what these things are by my doors. Thanks!
this is an epic gamer moment
Shalom Rabbi
I am in a rental property and I don't think the landlord will want me putting nails in. Anyone had luck finding a mezuzah that will stay without nails?
obicapa thank you 😊
Ah. I didn't think of fading letters. I have had some old newspaper clippings that I had to toss when the letters became faded.
Wow. I didn't know there was also a 6 branched Menorah.
The Jewish community has gone through HORRIBLE times, but I personally think there is a LOT of interesting things to learn from them. THANK you SO much for imparting some information.
Some day, I would like to learn Hebrew. {I am currently learning ASL and Algebra.}
thank you
Thank You for your video, perfect ! 👍
makes me very sad that l l can't put my mezuzah outside my door...l could only put inside the door....l should live in Israel ...hope one day...and l don't need to hide or worry about to be jewish..
kayas May Adonai grants the desire of your heart. Blessings from a Mexico. This is a Christian lady who loves Jewish people and Israel. Shalom
who and where and why do you feel you cannot live openly as you are in this world? of course there are places that people have to live in such a way but if you live in the United States, even in very bad ghettos, then Ill tell you that you have no reason to live in fear as you are. I know that's a brazen statement with the increase in attacks upon synagogues and hate crimes against Jews. but there is also an increase on hate crimes against muslims, gays, immigrants, blacks, etc. there is a belief among a very selective group of assholes that they can and do go out and be hostile to everyone who they feel threatens them. FUCK THEM! they will continue to get more aggressive if you me and everyone else shirk in fear from them. never be forced into doing something from fear of another and their action.
WHAT POLAND I KNOW THAT PLACE!
Hello
Thank you for this video, Rabbi.
Puedo. Poner mesusa en mi puerta de mi agitación rabino
Where i can buy Mezuzah im from Philippines
Unfortunately it's still difficult to live as Jew openly in most countries outside The Jewish State Of Israel in 2024. 😢
Grace and Peace to you,
You and I don't know each other but you seem to be a honorable, faithful man of God. I know you must be a very busy Rabbi but may I ask you a question? I'll wait for permission before I ask it.
I don't think your getting permission anytime soon
I'm an atheist, but I have Jewish friends.
They respect my beliefs (or should that be lack of beliefs? 🙂 ), and I respect theirs.
Whatever your religious position, surely we can all live together, as friends and neighbours.
I am not Jewish, but I am a Christian with immense interest in the Hebraic roots of my religion. Would it be offensive or inappropriate for me to place one of these outside of my house, regarding it with the same meanings? Also, what if I had it in English as opposed to Hebrew, would that be bad or fine?
Not all offensive if you put your love and belief into it
it Would NOT be inappropriate at all because you put love and belief and respect into it
Put bible scrip in it Dueteronomy 4 to 6 v 9
Deuteronomy is in the Bible which is for all God's people whom love him. Therefore if your heart is for the Lord God then you are His people so yes according to Duet. 6. Prayee that God be your guide in this.
You can, but it’s an item specific to Judaism and the Torah. Maybe on the verge of appropriation? It is also an identifier to your neighbors you are Jewish, so be careful of the bigots who wish to harm Jews...
Donde lo veo en español....?
Thank you . I not Jewish but I believe that we should know about what we do not. And ask if it is ok if I ask questions. Some maybe stupid ? Is it ok for someone how is not Jewish to learn Hebrew ? And i believe that if someone to be mean or hurt someone. Because of their region is one if the worst things you can do.
Is the Mezuzah open backwards?
Where can I get one PLS!
Is the scroll permanently in the Mezuzah, or can it be removed, re-read, & replaced?
What is the difference between a Menorah (I THINK that's what I see behind you at 04:24) and a Channukiah?
The Menorah had 7 arms, it was very big and was lit inside the Jewish template. The Channukiah has 9 arms and we light it on Hanukkah. What you see behind him is a Channukiah
@@yrm1594 Thank you, yrm159. I appreciate your answer.
@@stevenscottoddballz No problem
I was brought up FCC nowihave only Jesus could I use it to put bible scrip like dueteronmy chap4toverse 6 to 9
Must one be Jewish to put up a Mezuzah?
Can a non Jew put up a Mezuzah and use Revelation 20 -3 as the inner scroll scripture?
Interesting info I just came across;
Deuteronomy 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 and
Deuteronomy 11 13 to 21 both have 22 lines
just like the Hebrew alphabet has 22 letters.
Does one make the Mezuzah an idol if
one kisses the Mezuzah going out of the home and coming back home?
Praise G - d
Glory to G - d
... for me, a non Jew
through Lord Jesus the Christ my saviour
Amen Amen and Amen
... no harm intended
Please provide your answer
Thank you
where in the Bible can I find about Mezuzah?
What bible?
It's the Torah
And you can find the answer in Google
Deuteronomy 6:4
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I know of a wealthy married Jewish man who put that on his mistress door, she is not Jewish. This man is a liar .
The word Mezuzah is no where in the bible, This word belongs to the works of man not the works of the LORD
It says in the Bible: And thou shalt write them upon the doorposts (MEZUZOT, plural of MEZUZAH) lof thy house, and on thy gates (Deuteronomy 6:9)
@@pynchasbrener2643 Yes that is not a doorpost its called a Mezuzah and it is separate from a doorpost, It hangs on a doorpost it says to write it on the doorpost, It does not say to write it on an object and hang it on a doorpost
@@pynchasbrener2643 Many things that were written have been altered by man to mean other things that were not wrtten. Do not be deceived , Same as (Israel) see if you can understand this (Israel) is not a spot on a map. (Israel) Is a people and (Israel) will be a nation again, (Israel) is a people scattered all over the earth soon (Israel) will be risen up by the LORD and all the world will know them. The world will be surprised to see who the true (Israel) is, All the people claiming to be (Israel ) is not truth (Israel). Jesus is the truth it is written Behold, I will make them of the synagogue of Satan, which say they are Jews, and are not, but do lie; behold, I will make them to come and worship before thy feet, and to know that I have loved thee. The Rabbis calling themselves Jews are an oxy-moron, Because the Rabbis believe the Torah and the Torah is only based on the first 5 books of the Bible and the word Jew was not spoken or even heard of or written until Esther 2:5 and Ester was written thousands of years after the first 5 books of the bible.