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@@davidcohen6826 is it not? Thought it belonged to a Hebrew context, heard the Amidah prayer is essencial to Jewish faith.. But am here to learn if anyone would want to enlighten me on this matter

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@@danielprado158 I think he might be saying it’s messianic in context which is a completely segregated group who claim to be “Torah observant Jews who also accept Christ” which is contradictory in its very nature which causes them to say things like this isn’t Jewish but this is for sure a Jewish prayer

Jesus is alive. In Jesus name I receive this blessing and prayer.

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What is the idolatry that you refer to?

@@ethanlong2015 worshiping a man "The Eternal One of Israel will not lie nor change His mind: for He is not a man that He should change His mind.” I Samuel 15:29 , “For will God indeed dwell on the earth? Behold the heaven and heaven of heavens cannot contain Thee; how much less this house that I have built?” I Kings 8:27 “I am the Lord, that is My name, and My glory will I not give to another. Neither My praise to graven images!” Isaiah 42:8. “You are My witnesses,” declares the Lord, “and My servant whom I have chosen, so that you may know and believe Me and understand that I am He. Before Me no god was formed, nor will there be one after Me. I, even I, am the Lord, and besides Me there is no Savior.” Isaiah 43:10-11 Pretty clear that worshipping a man is idolatry

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Read Isaiah 45 And confess to YHWH

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@Nicholas E.K. This is not the place for anything other than talking about the elements of the Amidah prayer, otherwise its harassment of this group and that will not be accepted. Would you like to discuss the traces of the Lord's prayer in it, or the trinity within it. Personally, I think that the Amidah should be prayed 3 times each day for am prayer before or after lunch and before or after dinner.

@Nicholas E.K. It shows that you're not here to discuss prayer, holiness, nor Deuteronomy, the law Moses, where this prayer comes from, so Goodbye now!

​@Nicholas E.K. Oh, I see, this is a case where you, a Muslim, whom clearly shows us that you haven't read the Torah, yet you wish to judge it, not cool. Nor have you objectively read the bible without a muslim filter. So, you had No depth of wisdom and understanding, Nor did you have a teachable mind, lacking all of these you want to declare something about which you have never really read for yourself with no blinders... I know, you just want what was taught to you by your Mom!? Hmm, Well, if your Mom or Dad doesn't know more than the darkness of their parents, then whatever they teach you will be just as unknowing as well. But since you want to know if the Trinity appears in the ancient, Mosaic, Jewish Scriptures, written 5000 years ago!? So, I will slowly show you step by step. I like points 1 and 2 best _______________________________________ Now we get into actual scripture verses. And I will teach you the best that can be taught by the scriptures man of God! 1st. Your mind must let go of your false Islamic brainwashing doctrine which you've had since a child! Read from the Holy Mosaic Scriptures with me which were given and protected directly from God and simply make this your goal to find the Trinity with me, then it will become your belief. AND NO! You are not betraying your parents, or Imaam...For, they are in darkness too, like you, and later once you've seen the light, you may want to return to them and shine the light on them too. Think about it?--- The Hindus, for instance, they too have been brain washed since childhood and they think with they're right with their 5,000 gods that they're right. You, for the sake of what you were brainwashed to believe was the truth, you ask them to change, and say to them that their parents were brainwashed by their parents, right?! Well, I'm showing you below how that both the Muslim and the Hindus that you both were brainwashed in darkness and have been brainwashed by your parents whom were brainwashed by their parents, and on and on they all went strait into hell! Let's Break that Cycle! Now, I will show you the light of what the truth really is that God gave to Moses, take up your bible. You're going to know the truth, yeah!? Therefore, even though this is a place of prayer, Jesus did over turn the tables when something was wrong in it. So, Solely for the edification of my Jewish and Christian brethren here, I will reveal to you the Trinity within Torah and in the Prophets, And I will show you where it clearly displays the deity of Christ capacity as God giving the prophecies to the prophets. __________________________________________ Point #1. This first passage, The Word of God, Yeshua, Jesus is speaking in this verse to the prophet Isaiah, read all of this 1 verse, but focus on what's in the brackets, we'll unpack it shortly: In 740 BC, Prophet Isaiah Chapter48:16 v16"Come near to Me and listen to this: From the beginning I have not spoken in secret; from the time it happened, I was there.” [And now the Lord GOD has sent me, accompanied by His Spirit.] Let's unpack what's in the brackets: [1. And now the Lord GOD=God the Father, 2. Has sent (me),= the one whose speaking: Yeshua, The Word of God/ God the Son,= Jesus. 3. Accompanied by His Spirit= God the Holy Spirit.] Okay That is Very Clear: A. The Trinity clearly identified and quantified within the Old testament Torah Prophets. B. The Holy Word of God=Yeshua, Jesus is speaking 750yrs before HE came in the flesh. Therefore, Jesus here is God the Son, is giving prophecy to the prophet Isaiah of what will happen 750yrs before He comes, and before it happens, and Isaiah is to right it down for the future, nearly 750 years before Jesus would come to make it happen in His day. _________________________________________ Point #2 Another Trinity reference: In this verse below, God the Heavenly Father is giving Isaiah the prophecy, speaking about Jesus, the preexisting Word of God, Jesus, as His servant bringing justice to all nations. 750 BC Isaiah 42:1 1“Here is My Servant, whom I uphold, My Chosen One, in whom My soul delights. I will put My Spirit on Him, and He will bring justice to the nations. Let us unpack this verse of scripture: Here, God the Father is speaking giving the prophecy to the prophet Isaiah about Jesus as His servant in whom He is well pleased with, saying He will put His Holy Spirit upon HIM, Yeshua=Jesus, His Servant, His Chosen one... Therefore, the trinity is seen again: 1. “Here is My Servant whom I “uphold, speaker the “[ I ]“ is God the Father. 2. The “My Servant-My Chosen One, is the Word of God, Yeshua, =Jesus, who always was, and who is, and who is to come… 3. When the Father says: I will put ( My Spirit) upon Him” the Spirit = God the (Holy Spirit) of God. The same Holy Spirit of God in Genesis: 1:1 "And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the surface of the waters And So, Again above we find the Trinity neatly within 1 single verse. Working together for the salvation of the world, just as they worked together for the creation of the whole earth and the world. There are TONS more verses all throughout the Torah, and the Prophets, we didn't even visit the New Testament yet. The New Testament prophets, and men of God who referred to the trinity, or the Holy Spirit as God, or Yeshua as God, and God the Father, were all using the references which were directly from the OT! So, it is wrong what you learned from your folks, the trinity has been a thing thousands of years before Jesus came down from heaven! It was never made up over time, as your Muslim handlers have fed you, but its not their fault, they are in darkness teaching others darkness and not light of truth. What they gave you they were lies only to be defeated here today, but I hope your embarrassment causes you to be humble and ask to learn rather than to declare what you don't know! Do you want to know more? Further down is the Trinity in the Torah: ________________________________________ Point #3 God revealed Himself to prophet priest and king David, who wrote his own copy of every book of the Torah that He, God is a trinity, not a one single lone deity. How did Prophet Priest King David write about God in the Psalms? Psalms 45:6-7 6Your throne, O God, endures forever and ever, and justice is the scepter of Your kingdom. 7You have loved righteousness and hated wickedness; [therefore God, your God, has anointed you above your companions with the oil of joy]. Let's unpack this: 1. The therefore God,=The Word of God, Yeshua, Jesus, 2. "your God"= God the Father. 3. has annointed you with the oil of gladness= The Holy Spirit. God doesn't use a Jar of oil that he has, He anoints people with The oil of Gladness which is His Holy Spirit. This is fulfilled in Matthew 3:16-17, how? Jesus is baptized 31AD Matthew 3:16-17 16As soon as Jesus was baptized, He went up out of the water. Suddenly the heavens were opened, and He saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and resting on Him. 17And a voice from heaven said, “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased!” 1. Here we have Yeshua,= Jesus, = the Word of God, =God the Son 2. The Holy Spirit of God descending on Him like a dove and resting on Him. 3. A voice from heaven saying "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well Pleased. ________________________________________ Point #4 The Plural pronouns for God When God speaks of Himself, in the Torah, He uses the plural pronoun [Elohim=Plural]. Ref7. In Genesis 1:26: “Then God [Elohim] said, ‘Let us make man in our image, after our likeness.’ He could hardly have made reference to angels since man was created in the image of God and not of angels. The Midrash Rabbah on Genesis recognizes the weight of this passage: Rabbi Samuel Bar Hanman in the name of Rabbi Jonathan said, that "at the time when Moses wrote the Torah, writing a portion of it daily, when he came to this verse which says, “And Elohim said, let us make man in our image after our likeness,” Moses said, “Master of the universe, why do you give herewith an excuse to the sectarians (who believe in the Tri-unity of God)?” God answered Moses, “You write and whoever wants to err, let him err.” So, I hope you all have enjoyed the sound instructions on the trinity from: the Torah, from the prophets, the Psalms and from the Brit Hadassah.

@Nicholas E.K. Point 4 continued to its finish: Point #4 The Trinity in the Torah God is Plural: The Jewish Understanding of the Trinity Through the Hebrew Language (Jews for Jesus)! The term God, in Hebrew is: [ Elohim ] It is generally agreed that Elohim is a plural noun having the masculine plural ending “im.” so, Elohim=God plural, is used to describe God in the Torah. In the Torah, in Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, (God) created the heavens and the earth.” the God, in the original Hebrew is plural, Gods, referring to one trinity created the earth... It is also used in Exodus 20:3: “You shall have no other gods [Elohim] before me,” and in prohibition against those who say: as it is written in Deuteronomy 13:2: “Let us go after other gods [Elohim].” Elohim is the word that is used of the one true God as well as for the many false gods. While the use of the plural Elohim does prove that God describes Himself as plural, the above verses in point 1 and point 2 prove that He is a Tri-unity, it certainly is the established doctrine of plurality in the Godhead. Most Hebrew scholars recognize that the word Elohim, as it stands by itself, is a plural noun. But they deny that it allows for any plurality in the Godhead whatsoever, arguing that when “Elohim” is used of the true God, it is followed by a singular verb; when it is used of false gods, it is followed by a plural verb: But, in fact, the verb. used in the opening verse of Genesis, in Hebrew is “bara” which means “he created”-singular. One need not be too profound a student of Hebrew to understand that the opening verse of Genesis clearly speaks of a singular God. (Greenberg) The point made, of course, is true because the Bible does teach that God is one trinity God, and therefore, the general pattern is to have the plural noun followed by the singular verb when it speaks of the one true Godhead. However, there are places where the word is used of the true God and yet is followed by a plural verb: Ref1. Genesis 20:13: “And when God [Elohim] caused me to wander [Literally, in Hebrew it reads:: “They” caused me to wander] from my father's house. Ref2. Genesis 35:7: “There God [Elohim] had revealed himself to him.” [Literally, in Hebrew it reads: “They” appeared unto him.] Ref3. 2Samuel 7:23: “God [Elohim] went.”" [Literally, in Hebrew it reads:: “They” went.] Ref4. Psalm 58:11: “Surely there is a God [Elohim] who judges.” [Literally, in Hebrew it reads:: “They” judge.] What does this mean for our understanding of the oneness of God? The name Eloah God singluar...? If the plural form (Elohim) was the only form available for a reference to God, then conceivably the argument might be that the writers of the Hebrew Scriptures had no other alternative but to use the word Elohim for both the one true God and the false gods. However, the singular form for Elohim (Eloah) appears elsewhere in the Torah: Ref5. (e.g., Deuteronomy 32:15-17 and Ref6. Habakkuk 3:3): v3 "God [Eloah] came from Teman, and the Holy One from Mount Paran. Selah His glory covered the heavens, and His praise filled the earth.…" This singular form could have easily been used consistently, yet it is only used 250 times, while the plural form [Elohim, the plural form of God is used 2,500 times. The use of the plural form again firmly confirms the argument that God is as He's revealed Himself to be, 1 plural Godhead and a Godhead that is certainly not singular.

@Nicholas E.K. Sorry, but I am not discussing anything else with you, no one would be able to read and comprehend both messages, and obviously you are not a person who learns but a person who posts. Show me that you have learned something what the scriptures have taught of God, or I will not be happy to teach anything else to you.

Exactly!! Why is he pronouncing the unpronounceable word????!!!! I’m infuriated. We must ALWAYS say “Adonai”

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NIRMALA N sorrow & sufferrings happen because our society is ruled by the devil, as the bible says. we are blindly lead to follow the devil's rules through the pagans that created the American culture, using it as a tactic to make all things seem innocent when its actual purpose is the opposite. We have the choice to seek information & rid ourselves of satans false teachings. Thats why He says "Let them with ears hear" in Mark 4:9. We suffer because we do not cipher between right & wrong, we accept wrong as right & right as wrong in a society thats obessed with being cool. If we didnt most of our sufferings wouldnt be. So until ppl can once again be accountable of themselves & live through thier concious & not thier flesh, there will always be suffering. Ppl need to listen & seperate bs from thier lives, treat each other better instead of being lower level beings feeding off of negativity cus we all know satan is ruler of confusion, teaching opposite of God. God wants us to treat our bodies as a temple, that means to be clean in all our ways - the way we live, think, feel, & speak. We are cursed until we break the spells (lies) we've been taught & live solely through God's rules. Asking for His help doesnt curse us further, he guides us through, changing our circumstances from bad to useful, as a way of waking up & correcting ourselves through these lessons.. Only if we actually care to change & pay attention. Most of our sufferings are unnatural - man made. So peace on earth is possible cus we have that power through the truth = God = peace. "The truth will set u free" so we need to seek, listen for, understand & accept the truth to live by it. Its a spiritual fight on this earth, to remove the lies that causes a majority of our stress, fear, & unhappiness, but God gives us the choice & opportunities to figure it out if we listen to our concious & live through his morals to find truth & have peace.

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