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Thomas Jefferson would have been very proud to see that slavery had ended, and so would a lot of the other founding fathers that did own slaves because a lot of them inherited them, but were abolitionists. If you actually do the research into the founding of the US you'll understand that the constitution and bill of rights were not confirmed until much later because they were being held hostage by a few states that wanted to continue slavery. The biggest reason why people like Thomas Jefferson were willing to make the concession of keeping slavery is because they believed that eventually, they would be able to abolish slavery in their lifetime. Slavery was already proving less and less profitable. Unfortunately, the invention of the cotton gin in 1806 made slavery more profitable. Due to that circumstance, Thomas Jefferson and the other abolishtiinist founding fathers did not see the abolition of slavery their lifetimes like they had hoped.

I'm glad I found your videos. They are truly informative and I appreciate your points of view. I have to say that I do strongly disagree with a lot of the points made in this video. The oral torah was passed down before it was written. Making the assertion that they just made it up in the 4th century and that it didn't originate from temple times is a claim made because of your own hangups. Anyone who has paid attention to what the desegregation of men and women has done to society with the hook up culture understands that the segregation was important. However men and women who are married should be able to sit together with their children under the age of fourteen. That means that there should be three separate areas for men and women to sit together and apart depending on your marital status. That being said that doesn't mean that women should not be able to study Torah. The comment made about the fact that women are only good for raising children is incorrect and is hyperbolic inference. Men are supposed to serve Heshem first and their family second. Women are supposed to serve family first and Heshem second. Yes the rabbis did not get it correct but they also didn't get it completely wrong. The difference between man and woman is to do with priorities.

Can we talk about Talmud Yoma 39b in which from 30AD till 70AD all sacrifices in the temple where refused? Let's talk about what happened in 30AD and how that could lead to the destruction of the Temple and the dispersion of the Jews until the "end times"...what does that actually mean?

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Today empire against Israel is islam the truth

Talmud is theology

In the U.S and Europe most of the Hassidic Jews work for a living, as encouraged by their Rabbis. It is the "yeshivish" community that "sits" in Kollels and "learns" to the exclusion of everything else, also encouraged by their rabbis and tradition. I don't know if and how this applies in Israel, as Haredi is not a term used in the diaspora.

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Just discovered this. Beautiful! Thank you everyone!

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Talmud is profoundly evil, it was a oral tradition for a reason, you don't write down such things. It basically turns Torah on it's head and comes out of Babylon.

I appreciate your honesty. Thank you for taking the time to share. God bless you, dear friend! ~ Teresa

I don't know if you're going to read this Rabbi but, I wanted to say I have gotten this far so far in your videos about Talmud. Your instruction and commentary as a non-jew myself, but learning has really been helpful. Thanks!

Interesting Torah study. Isaiah 43:1-9. (CJB) "But now this is what Adonai says, he who created you, Ya‘akov, he who formed you, Isra’el: “Don’t be afraid, for I have redeemed you; I am calling you by your name; you are mine. When you pass through water, I will be with you; when you pass through rivers, they will not overwhelm you; when you walk through fire, you will not be scorched - the flame will not burn you. For I am Adonai, your God, the Holy One of Isra’el, your Savior - I have given Egypt as your ransom, Ethiopia and S’va for you. Because I regard you as valued and honored, and because I love you. For you I will give people, nations in exchange for your life. Don’t be afraid, for I am with you. I will bring your descendants from the east, and I will gather you from the west; I will say to the north, ‘Give them up!’ and to the south, ‘Don’t hold them back! Bring my sons from far away, and my daughters from the ends of the earth, everyone who bears my name, whom I created for my glory - I formed him, yes, I made him.’” Bring forward the people who are blind but have eyes, also the deaf who have ears. All the nations are gathered together, and the peoples are assembled. Who among them can proclaim this and reveal what happened in the past? Let them bring their witnesses to justify themselves, so that others, on hearing, can say, “That’s true.”...

Proverbs 6:20-24. Complete Jewish Bible. "My son, obey your father’s command, and don’t abandon your mother’s teaching. Bind them always on your heart, tie them around your neck. When you walk, they will lead you; when you lie down, they will watch over you; and when you wake up, they will talk with you. For the mitzvah is a lamp, Torah is light, and reproofs that discipline are the way to life. They keep you from an evil woman, from a loose woman’s seductive tongue." Application: "If you want to know exactly how the Torah will chasten you, it will curb your lust. For the women from the wrong side of the tracks. Study Torah, there is one practical benefit for you.” Good point, well said.

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I am not Jewish but I have a love of Jewish music. What you have done here is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talents with the world.

A beautiful and inspiring message. Thank you for always bringing warmth, wisdom, and hope to our world. Safe home! xx

That was beautiful and very meaningful. We appreciate all that you and your colleagues are doing.

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Thank you, rabbi Blake. I loved the inclusive intro, the universal message and even the background picture of the coat of many colours consistent with this week’s parsha. Brachot to you and your loved ones, and hopefully, by now your injury is only a distant memory.

This is exquisite. Thank you for sharing it to the world. I'd really appreciate the mando's chord chart for this!

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I really needed to hear this lovely prayer by familiar voices and faces during this time of isolation!

Thank you so much. This is so lovely.

Thank you, Rabbi!

Thank you so much Rabbi. very inspirig

Thanks for the words; they fill my heart with hope :) And the question is now, how do you do that? How do you reach constancy?

AWESOME WORD, Bro. thanks

What a wonderful teaching; thank you, Rabbi Blake.

Experience, knowledge, medical science and psychology are far more modern and clear ways to understand how humans are interdependent and inner connected. Experience is a clear cut reminder of how our communication, actions and physical health impacts those we are surrounded by. It does not require interpretation, but only observation, critical thinking, and problem solving. Having to interpret old writings that are contradictory and unclear in order to give guidance creates many limitations.

Psychology and sociology teach us that humans, like animals and all life, are interdependent of each other. We must be moral, good people out of a simple regard for human dignity and interdependence. Humans are more than capable of creating and fixing their own problems without the need for a deity. We are doomed to free will because we are responsible for what we do, and as long as human will exists, a deity's will is subject to frustration.

Exodus & Deut. give contradicting detail on the Ark's purpose, who built it and how it was made. Exodus says it was ornate & made by a craftsman, while Deut. tells us it was a wooden box made by Moses. The cherubim on the ornate box, like the serpent staff that god told Moses to make violated the commandment of graven idols. Ironically, they both become worshiped idols of the Hebrews. The Ark is given several names; while Exodus says it was a symbol of God, Deut. says it just held the laws.

I arrived at the page via Tara Stiles, and I'm so glad I did. That was wonderfully poignant and reminds me how important mindfulness is in one's life. A life that thrives is one that is aware of the here and now, but how difficult that is when we get caught up in this hectic world. It is nice to just be still and know He is G-d.

love this! BE HERE NOW! Wherever you go. . there you are. Such a challenge. Lots of people are reminding me to enjoy what's going on in my life right now. You just reminded me to be in the present instead of thinking of each next moment. Coming back to my breath. Preach it Rabbi Blake! More videos!

dude ! you are great thank you that's really helped me with my bar mitsva because thats my parasha (i live in israel)