Episode 7 | Messianic Teachings for Christians | Kippahs, Tallits, and Tzizits
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Join us as Monte brings us a new teaching entitled Messianic Teachings for Christians. In this teaching, Monte delves into the church teaching they have received and contrasts it with what Messianics are learning. In this episode, Monte explains the traditional Messianic articles of clothing, what they represent, and the commandments behind them. He also discusses the differences between traditions, customs, and commandments. This is not an introduction to Judaism; far from it. It is a detailed review of what the Messiah and His Apostles taught and did concerning these topics. It will explain what Judaism has added to the Bible and what Christianity has taken away from the Bible.
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Thank you for explaining the kippah and yes, the yarmulka (authority of the King), why we need to wear them. I appreciate knowing that our service men must wear their designated caps, for they are under authority (Matthew 8:9). I am really enjoying your teachings, revealing things never discussed in Christian circles.
I love your teachings. Always listen to you from Kenya.
Shalom Noel, we love you joining with us from Kenya when you can. Thank you for writing to share with us.
Blessings and Shalom 🖖
You nailed it, Monte, with the reference to the difference between going to church on Sunday and saying Sunday has replaced the Sabbath. Been trying to explain that in the church for years as one of the only Torah-observant people there. I get grief from both sides, one for keeping Torah, the other for going to a "Sunday church" wiith my little lamp of oil.
Do you go to church on saturdays?🙏🏼❤️
@@stankomalceski9677 To a messianic fellowship 2 hrs away about once a month to stay in fellowship, otherwise I rest and go out in nature
@@Falconress49 thank you for replying,it’s a shame that messianic fellowships are not so common.the closest one to me is ten hours away..I’m so great full for finding Monte on UA-cam.God bless you 🙏🏼❤️
I just found out in my old age...my great grandmother was Jewish..well this messiah worship is interesting..
Right there with you, sister. Some of us have the calling like Paul to go out to the non Jewish church. God wants to minister to all people. And sometimes we are called to testify of a tradition to those of a different tradition for the benefit of our bretheran.
'This' is what I love hearing, how Monte explains things so we will better understand what is being taught in the scriptures! Many years ago back in the 80's, I was taught by my aunt and uncle, Dee and Carlton Baxter, things about Israel. Then a few years later, I first heard about Messianic, and the Torah. Several more years passed, then He led me to Lion and Lamb Ministries. Since then, I can't even tell you how much God has been a wonderful blessing to me. I absolutely love hearing Monte teach, as God has blessed him to teach in everyday language so even I can understand. I have many of his DVD's and CD's, watch and listen to them over and over, as God lets me glean something more each time, so even though I have been a Messianic believer for the past several years, I still learn many things I had never known, and some of which have slipped my mind. Thank you God, for sending Monte to teach the truth in Your scriptures.
Cuz in Southeast Georgia, USA.
Thank you so much for your teaching rabbi. I've been learning so much which has brought deeper faith and understanding of Yeshua and His true teachings. You have answered so many questions I've had all my life...SHALOM SHABATT
Thank you for your eloquent oration of the HOLY SCRIPTURES im a MESSIANIC CHRISTIAN FROM ENGLAND SHALOM SHABBAT to you MONTE
God bless you Monte, for your very important teachings from the scriptures - You have no Idea how significant and crucially important it is for me, being an Israeli Jewish Messianic Believer. Thank you. I thank God for you, in the mighty name of Yeshua.
Very glad you brought up military "cover" hats. It is about "Respect". Being a veteran & wearing a cover for YEARS, it became muscle memory to us - regarding removal of the cover inside & NEVER forgetting to put it back on while going outside. Wearing the cover & saluting your superiors - showing respect. I can see why a head-cover would be a good "tradition" & veiling our heads while in prayer to the Most High. I like the concept of it.😊
"Alot more to share with you". Keep it coming, time is short and the Harvest is ripe. Shabbat Shalom
I really enjoyed this episode. I am a mentor for prisoners with a bible study program and this teaching really gives me something to think about in sharing with my students. The Tallit is a lesson all by itself which was very interesting to me. I think that should be taught to Christians in prison because the Tallit would be a great tool for them for their prayer lives. I'm going to mention it to my staff. Thank you for this lesson.
Thank you so much for teaching rabbi Monte. God bless you 🙏
Listening from Perth Australia 🇦🇺
Great teaching, Thank you
Thank you for explaining the Tallit so profoundly.🙏🏼
Excellent presentation and explanation of issues that have been debated not only by Christians but within the Messianic Community as a whole. I've understood these things for the most part for over two decades. Whatever, this clears up things without a doubt and I can say that I certainly learned a thing or two. Very refreshing! Thank you Monte!!!
Very beautiful and blessed teaching 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you sir 😇
Teacher🙏🙏
Thank you so much Rabbi, you are such a phenomenal & enlightening teacher of Torah!
Shabbat Shalom!
Amen...Shabbat Shalom HalleluYAH
Thank you for teaching and reminding us of the commandments Rabbi Monte Judah. God bless you.
Excellent! Thank you Monte!
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS. THANK YOU. ✝️🕎☝️
SHABBAT SHALOM yall n HAPPY SHAVOUT!!!!!!!Many blessings from Lancaster pa ❤❤😊
Very good teaching really informative and answered a lot of questions that I’ve had pertaining to those particular items. Thank you for enlightening me.
טוב מאוד! זה טוב! תודה רבה מונטה יהודה!
Shabbat Shalom !
Have a wonderfull week !
Monte is a good man....
Thank you my brother for this teaching has enriched me and brought me closer to YESHUA. Good Sabbath 🙏
Love you brother Monte. Thank you for your help. Listening from Colorado Springs, CO
Shabbat Shalom
Wow that’s good teaching brother, I learned a lot , Thank God ! Thank you for sharing this brother.
HalleluYaH 🎉
This is so eye opening teachings! thanks!
I have an issue with people who throw around the name and different pronunciations without really having been diligent in coming up with a good biblical reason for using it. And completely forgetting that he is holy, and we better not take it in vain, however the scripture says in every place where I cause my name to be mentioned I will come to you and bless you, blessed be the name of Yehovah.
I'm sorry I used NASB and looked in every different Bible version I have, I don't see any translations of veil in them which version were you using???????????????
Good morning Shabbat Shalom
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For all the women asking, yes, the Tzitzit is for you as well. In numbers and dueteronomy the hebrew words used for "sons of isreal" is also the same word used for honoring the sabbath, remembering the holy feast days, and eating the mana. You are supposed to wear it as frontlets for your eyes, so it will keep your hear and mind on the Lord.
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When I put on tzitzit I am covered, I am blameless? I believe only the blood of Yeshua can do that for me.
The Tzitzit isn't your covering. Women are to wear a head covering as a cover for strength against the angels, and other men. To keep the lustful prying eyes of men and angels from looking upon your beauty.
The Tzitzit is a reminder to obey the law of God, especially the ten commandments.
Excellent
EliYah Ministies gives a very very good teaching on head covering topic. With all respect to Monte Judah, EliYah hits it out of the park. Very long study, but very concise and in depth. Praise be to Yeshua.
I have read a very convincing argument that the word "head" in these passages includes ALL the features of the head and can be used interchangeably when speaking of the face. If true, this means that you will not wear a veil on your face (to hide your beard) and look as a woman does. This also sheds light on why G-d gave us commandments for beards. To shave your beard was what you would do if you wanted to look like a woman. I remember my Rabbi instructing a man about how to close the tallit in front of his face for the "prayer tent" and that you were never to just pull it across the lower half of the face (as a woman would). I myself don't know if any writings infer this about beards (I need to study more) but it seems logical to me as to why men are to have beards not only in the Hebrew culture but in other religions and cultures that have beards. I have applied this idea throughout my scripture reading and it has given me a different insight on many passages.
Just a side note, I always thought of the horror that must have seized the Hebrews when all those "clean-shaven" Greeks came and defiled the temple. They probably thought it was the end of the world.
I just keep adding stuff... There are non-believing Jews out there (and not just Messianics) that use tekhelet (the blue thread) since the marine snail Murex trunculus has been identified as possibly being the elusive chilazon. You are right though, it is disputed, with some Jews still awaiting the coming of Moshiach, when Elijah himself will guide them in uncovering the identity of the chilazon.
Reguarding the Tzit-Tzit, an additional thing to "Remember" is to remove them before using a leaf blower. I'm not trying to be funny. I've gotten three at three different times ruined when they got sucked into the blower intake and tangled in the fan. The third time was just the day before yesterday. Shabbat Shalom!
Love your comment... Lololol...yea, in this "modern age" the tzitzit can be a safety hazard. When I was doing my military training on a huge printing press (like a newspaper printing press) - ink rollers on top of ink rollers - women with long hair (or ponytail) had to be very careful or the hair could get caught in the ink rollers & literally pull the head into the printer - crushing the skull.
So, yea... gotta be aware & careful around machinery or we may see the Lord sooner than later. 😊
Monty, we love watching your videos on messianic teachings, but I have 2 issues with this one.
I would first like to ask, what version of the Bible are you using... your translation uses words that the king James, the New Messianic Version, and even the horrible NIV are not using. For instance, the verse 1 Corinthians 11:7 that you put on the screen uses the word "veiled". This isn't in any version I own, and I even own a jehovah's witness Bible so I can prove them wrong with their own Bible!
Being that I can not find any scripture that backs up your assertion that the word "cover" in all my versions is replaced by the word "veil" in your examples leads me to believe that there is a deception here. I would hate to think you are purposely deceiving anyone, so I would like you to consider that you yourself might be deceived by false doctrine.
Issue 2 same section, you state that Paul is claiming this head covering this is a tradition. That is also false. Paul clearly states that he is praising the Corinthians for following the traditions in verses 1 and 2, but then moves on to a NEW subject, and starts discussing head coverings in verses 3-16, the entire rest of the chapter. Being that this is the subject of the entire chapter, you already know it is important, and must be taken literally. He is talking about a man NOT covering his head.
1 Corinthians 11:
3 But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; ...
4 every man praying or prophesying, having his head covered, dishonored his head.
-Verse 3 says the head of every man is Christ Yeshua, and verse 4 says that if you cover your head you dishonor Christ. Thats pretty straight forward. You see, you can't just pick, choose, and distort verses to suit your own personal beliefs.
7 For a man indeed ought not to cover his head, forasmuch as he is the image and glory of Gd, but the woman is the glory of the man.
-Covering your head COVERS THE IMAGE AND GLORY OF YA...
16 But if any man seem to be contentious, we have no such custom, neither the churches of Gd.
-Here, Paul is literally saying that WEARING A COVERING IS THE CUSTOM, not the practice of NOT wearing a covering. Jewish rabbis wore a head covering. The pagan Roman preists wore head coverings. The pagan Greek preists wore head coverings. Paul is saying not if you follow the messiah. And he is basically saying this is how it is, and if you don't like it leave. Of course I'm paraphrasing here, but he is ending the dispute by saying we do not have the custom of wearing head covers if you follow messiah.
You can argue all you want for coverings like your kippah, but it is just not biblical. The Tallit, or Tallis is to be worn when praying to give you a "personal space" to pray. It is in conjunction with the prayer closet, or going to your room to pray.
Perhaps you could let us know what version or translation of the Bible you are using and maybe giving the entire passage or chapter, not just what you want to emphasize. That might alleviate conflict in the future.
Have a blessed day!
Good morning Rabbi Monte, a question for clarification(Episode 7): Is the woman’s head to be veiled when praying in public? And this is to show respect to her husband?
TAKE NOTE RABBI: The Joplin miners were unfamiliar with Colorado mining methods and required frequent instructions. Pit bosses began saying, "That man is from Missouri. You'll have to show him." THAT is the origin of the State motto "the show me state"... not what you implied.
I've always wondered where this saying originated from. It's about the same as someone calling someone else a 'redneck', but they don't actually know where it came from.
Thanks for taking the time to share !
Amen
Does the talit and tzittzit pertain to women believers? The fringe?
It was old prayer shawl used for prayer clothes.
So does this mean I should cover my head with a veil? And do I have to wear it long?
What about a widow? Do I continue to cover?
My grandma spoke Yiddish. Never new what she said but new if she was mad. Lol
Where can i find the 613 laws is Moses in the Bible??
I had a kippah but i listened to another messianic teachings and they stated it was no where in scriptures but only in the oral torah. We do see that the priest wore the head covering but nothing about regular people.
But it doesnt seem to be a torah commandments. But the tzitzit are in scriptures. The study i watched mentioned we do honor and wear those. I wonder now if i made a mistake throwing my kippah out. I did it because i felt like i was again following man made doctrine or traditions. I have to pray if its true or not and if i need to get another one.
But if its in Torah and there is scripture i would. Im essence though i would not mind weaing a prayer shawl as a head covering. I just want to make sure whatever i do is written scripture and not traditions of men/the elders..
Just as Yeshua said in Matthew 15 and Mark 7. Forsaking the commandments of God for the doctrines of men.. i must continue to search this out more because when i threw away the kippah i felt a sense of relief that i was getting away from traditions of men..
Now im unsure what to think but dont feel as convicted still as i have not come across scripture about the kippah and if this is true..
Any versed will help. I know you shared the passage in Duet but that seems more along the lines of men/women's clothing not the head covering.
It seemed like you were making very strong arguments in the first few videos of this series, but I had to re-watch this video a few times and I am still left with many questions. For example:
1) You mentioned that Yeshua spoke about the tallit being a prayer tent. Can you give a scripture reference and explanation for this comment?
2) You mention someone who wears the tallit is blameless before God. This is an astonishing supposition, but you have given no explanation or support for making such a statement. Can you please provide one?
3) I see some possible contextual support for the claim that Paul was addressing men wearing feminine head coverings, but nothing solid. Can you go deeper into this verse and make it more obvious? Thanks in advance.
Thank you for bieng honest to say it is not a commandment, but a tradition. This is why apostle paul was teaching (, your head covering as a man is God . But the woman in respect she is wearing a covering to say her husband is her covering
Those who do not follow YHWH’S authority. Rebelliousness will not be tolerated by Yeshua and neither should you.
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Our God is a 'Just' God.
How can we Chr ppl keep Sabbath? Nochurch is open on saterday and synagogen are close in EU...❤how ?
Yes, people often say seeing is believing but this is backwards. Believing is seeing. When I believe the word of G-d then I will see the results
Is the tallit for women too or only for men and are women supposed to wear zitziot?
We dony wear the long tzitzits tied to the gematria... The tassels should go all around the edges of the garment and the blue thread is the fastener that keeps the tassels on the garment
Are the Tzizits just for the men to wear?
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What about a widow? I am a widow n have no living earthly father.
Same here. My son is not a "Messianic" Christian - so what do women do? I am definitely pondering the thought of a prayer veil though - just to give the Lord my utmost respect to Him (however, I tend to talk to the Lord in places like - while driving my car, doing yard work, etc) & not raised in a culture of continual head-cover wearing like it was in ancient times (or in other countries). Hmmm, this is an interesting subject when it comes to "alone" women. Shalom🌺
After years of study, the Holy Spirit convicted me to cover when I pray and teach Bible to my kids, which always includes reproof, etc.
I used simple scarves you can find at Goodwill for $1. It reminds me of the reverence I'm to have when I approach the throne.
I would say that in your situation, covering when you pray represents Christ as your authority as widowed.
It's easy to just slip one up when I'm driving etc, or even a hoodie, I just keep some handy.
@@anniemorris9632 You know what? I like that idea! I will do that. Thanks so much.🌺
Are tzitzits for both men and women?
*This is one of the most iconic verses in the bible and anyone who doesn't see that it's been changed obviously never read their's much!*
Isaiah 11:6 as it is today
*“The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.”*
AS IT WAS: Isaiah 11:6
*"Then the lion shall lie down with the lamb, and the bear shall eat grass like the ox, and the child shall play on the hole of the asp, and nothing shall hurt nor destroy in all My holy mountain." (KJV).*
*What Jesus and our Father have spoken will never change, their promises are still good and our prayers are still answered! Hallelujah!!! But as impossible as this sounds, like so many of the true stories in scripture, our bibles have all been supernaturally changed by Satan in the last several years, right in our homes, in the fulfillment of prophecy. It's being done to prepare for the reign of the antichrist and the extermination of all Christians. All languages and all translations have been changed with black magic along with concordances, encyclopedias, dictionaries, history books, the ancient Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Aramaic manuscripts. Even the Dead Sea Scrolls have been changed!*
*I'm 70, was saved when I was 10, and have read only the exact same copy of the King James bible my church gave me in 1961. (This does not mean I was a King James onlyist bit now I'm glad I never read other versions or I might not have noticed the changes as easily) I had memorized many scriptures from it through the years. Then in 2014 I started seeing changes in it that I couldn't explain. I have an exceptional memory, I remember my 3rd birthday party and can draw a picture of my baby stroller. I had never owned a computer and had never heard of the Mandela Effect back then. But after finding out about this phenomenon a year and a half later when I was given my first computer, I finally found out why I had been noticing all of the oddities in my bible. I then started diligently studying what should actually be called the Daniel 7:25 effect. That's where God said He would give the antichrist the power to do this. We're seeing the fulfillment of end time prophecies happening SUPERNATURALLY! This is some of the "lying signs and wonders" in 2nd Thessalonians chapter two!*
*God said in the end of days, (NOW!) that He would send us a famine for hearing His words in Amos **8:11** and that He would give the antichrist the ability to do this in Daniel 7:25. In Daniel 12:4 He told him to seal his book until the end days. He told John **_not_** to seal his book because the end time is at hand in Revelation 22:10. One of the Greek definitions of seal in Strongs concordance is “to protect from Satan”. He also told us to “write His words in our hearts”, which meant memorize, if not word for word at least the essence of what was written, because He knew this was going to happen. He also warned us in second Thessalonians chapter two, that He would send a strong delusion to all that didn’t receive the love of the truth. I'm convinced that this is at least part of it! (not seeing the changes) The only scary thing about this is that maybe 1% of all Christians have noticed any of the **_thousands_** of changes yet!*
john oz Yes residue junkie I was a backsliden Pastor, away from God for over 25 years. When I found out that Isaiah 11:6 had supernaturaly changed from a lion to a wolf it spun me out, and as a result it brought me back to Christ. I have been back in the arms of Jesus for 12 months now. I see changes in the bible constantly now. For example, you can not find the words, "hallelujah, demons, wineskins" in the Old KJV bible anymore. Too many changes to go into. In Gen 1:1, the word heavens has changed to heaven. It no longer has the letter s in the word...
*God commanded us to "prove all things", and people **_better_** obey Him, especially on this subject. I urge you to research this. There are many brothers and sisters making videos about the changes with more proof of what was originally written and I have lots more about this in my playlist which you can 👉 find by clicking on my Lion and Lamb profile picture, or by typing into UA-cam PROOF OF BIBLE CHANGE RESIDUE JUNKIE.* 👈
*I've continued to study scripture by learning what Satan has been changing. If we don't have internet some day, or YT censors **_all_** truth, we'll only have hard copies of the bible that **_Satan_** wants us to read. At that point, Amos **8:12** will be fulfilled where it says we won't be able to find God's words anymore!*
*_May God bless all who read this with eyes to see this proof of the validity and accuracy of God's prophetic word, incredible faith strengthener and how close we are to our Saviour's return!!!!_*
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*P.S. If you ask for them at the address on my ABOUT page I'll send you links for films that YT would never think to allow you to see like the 14 that prove the v is the ''mark''. We can also discuss things without all their censoring BS.*
I have a question. Are the tassels only for men? Someone told me it was only for men... ?
Ive been reading the Zohar, and from what i can begin to understand is that it demonstrates how Jesus is the son of God. Id love your input on this. If an atom is consciousness, then it makes sence how this duality works.
What about women wearing the Tallit for prayer?
Where is it written that the six-rayed star of the so-called Mogen David is the symbol of the Star of David?
Gdzie jest NAPISANE, że sześciopromienna gwiazda tzw. Magen Dawid jest symbolem Gwiazdy Dawida?
i have agreed with a whole lot of what you say. But on the subject of a woman being subject to her husband, i disagree entirely, my husband has brain injury from two years ago, more recent a seizure has knocked him back and he fell and broke his hip. He cannot make decisions and he is no real company to me, i have to do everything for him including toileting. i am 77 years old. he is currently in hospital and i have no idea if i can manage him at all since his hip operation, so how can i possibly be subject to him and what authority does this husband have now. you have no idea what it has been like for even years, two of mental health and two of tbi
I for one, understand what you are saying, and I believe Monte would as well. Sometimes we all fail to talk about something that is out of the ordinary, such as with your husband with his brain injury. But the answer is simply, Yeshua is your covering. Under normal circumstances, Yeshua covers the husband, as the husband covers the woman and children who are in the home.
I am in the same situation,my husband is totally bed ridden.He has had two strokes,and can barely communicate,and do everything for him including toileting.He cannot make decisions anymore,it all falls on me.We were in a car accident five years ago and he broke his neck and fractured his femur.And I take care of him myself and I'm 76.I'm sure Rabbi Judah would understand,and Adonia understand.
The kippa is nice, but not necessarily biblical.
So true I believe it's a way to Leeds others to our saviour it's a visual statement to show I'm honoring our maker
He was very transparent in sharing the categories of: custom/tradition/commandment, and specifically stated that it is NOT a commandment. I also heard him say that he could pray with or without this, but HIS preference is to use it. I believe he has made it clear that it becomes the individual who chooses because it is not a commandment. If I have understood this incorrectly, then I do apologize in advance.
@@itstomatosmommy5098 I assumed the series was about biblical truth. It may simply be about the traditions of one branch of "messianic " believers versus some "Christian " branches. Each will claim their branch is correct. Better to simply follow scripture.
@@brianlucas7604 I agree. Following scripture is best. Its not always clear, so its great to find someone that can "rightly divide the word of God." It seems he is showing sides of it to provide a greater understanding of the contextof Judaismas well as the Messianic movement and where both stand (scriptural basis and custom/tradition/commandment) as I have been listening to him from Episode #1. Check them out for more info. Have a great day!
Nowhere in scripture does YHWH say not to use His name. There are many scriptures where He says to call upon His Name, how can we do that if we don't say it? I believe using Hashem, Adonai, or LORD is man-made and not scriptural. The commandment of not taking His Name in vain refers to using it for a purpose it was not intended, such as cursing or in the heat of emotion.
Nehemiah Gordon wrote a book on this subject called Breaking the Conspiracy of Silence
Yeah there is no commandment regarding that you can’t say his name, but out of respect the average believer won’t say it. You completely misunderstand Mr Judahs teaching.
Is it also about length of hair? Men should not have long hair Women should have long hair.
Thank you you answered for me.
You didn’t mention whether women can wear a prayer shawl… and if so, where? At home? In a meeting?
Where does it say that G-d, commands the head covering
, these verses are speaking about hair only.
Women cannot remove their hair. It doesn't make sense to say, if she won't have hair, let her cut off her hair, and if that's a shame, let her cut it off.
What if you don’t have a husband or a Father? Who would you consider your head?
If you are wondering about who your head covering is, but you don't have an earthly father or husband, then it's Yeshua who is your covering. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond, as I have began going back through different teachings, trying to answer questions for some viewers, even though I'm in Southeast Georgia instead of Norman Oklahoma.
I hope you continue to watch Lion and Lamb Ministries, as they now have a new platform, and 3 teachings every weekend.
Blessings and Shalom 🖖
The bible also says women are to remain modest. Pants can be very immodest, so can any skirt or dress. We are not to be bringing attention to our form, nor be a stumbling block to men by how we dress.
Acts 2:38 REPENT AND BE BAPTIZED IN THE NAME OF THE LORD YESHUA….
anything said about if your husband is dead? and you can't grow long hair? should i buy a long hair wig?
Where a head covering love. I have hair and I keep my hair covered and vailed when in deep prayer
2: 25. "This is very traditional.." Exactly. It's a tradition. There is no command to wear one. It's an idea of man, not Yehovah. There is a command against wearing one at important times:
I Corinthians 11: 4, Every man praying or preaching (correct translation) having his head covered
Dishonors his Head.
His Head is Yeshua haMessiah,
I Corinthians 11: 3.
I ran into this comnentary.
The term kippah (Hebrew: כיפה) literally means "dome", as the kippah is worn on the head like a dome. The term yarmulke (Yiddish: יאַרמלקע) might be derived from the Polish jarmułka or the Ukrainian yarmulka, perhaps ultimately from Medieval Latin almutia ("cowl, hood"). It may also be of Turkic origin (akin to yağmurluk, meaning "rainwear"); the word is often associated with the phrase ירא מלכא (yire malka), formed from the Aramaic word for 'king' and the Hebrew root ירא, meaning 'fear'.
I don't see how a woman's hair could ever be the same as a veil. Especially if it's supposed to represent authority. Women cannot simply remove their hair. And single women have their hair all down and beautiful and flaunty, so there would be no difference between married, unmarried, authority, no authority, by just hairstyle.
This does not make sense at all especially with verse 10.
I'm courios about the women wearing a covering because of the ANGELS" what's up w that??
At 48:22 Sorry but I've learned way too much regarding the mixing of sun worship and other abominations with the worship of God to forever stay away from church on Sunday. There is plenty wrong with this tradition because of it's roots. It is mixing the profane with the Holy. It would be like H!tler becoming Jewish but then coming into the synagogue to worship still wearing Naz! symbols...and thinking he was doing the right thing.
Will you speak to how a woman should cover her head and who's authority she is under, if she is not married?
I’m kinda surprised that a messianic would state that there are 613 commandments. I don’t recall which rabbi said that - maybe Maimonides? But others came up with a different count. Not stated in scripture. Why not just say there are 10 commandments? Love God and love your neighbor are the two on which hang all the law and the prophets. That was Yeshua’s answer. It should be ours. ❤
So do women wear these?
Moses wore a veil... But it was like the veil over the Holy of Holies. A womans veil covering her hair would help keep others from coveting her. Interesting
So Monte concludes that everyone who correctly speaks the name of Yehovah lacks certain level of respect, this may be correct here are those who think they know it all do this, but not everyone and I would want to know his name and how to pronounce i, just because I address Yehovah’s name by Adonai does that make me more humble , I get the reason for your respect but if I know and walk in the fear of Yehovah I’m not going to change because you say to, just like I would not wear a Kippur just because you do it, with that said we better never speak the name in vain, unfortunately forbidding one to not speak his Name is causing his name to be in vain it works both ways, this is the danger of man made traditions, if it keeps one from truth revealed by scripture it can become bad.
Why does acts 15 state twice only 4 Commandments for gentiles ( 3 of what they eat)? It says it twice the early church gave only 4 Commandments in acts 15. I noticed Cardinals from the Vatican wear cover their heads as well. I wear zsit zsits but they are not long ones like many are doing. Is there a difference on the lengthy ones?
“The priests went into the inner part of Yahweh’s house to cleanse it, and brought out all the uncleanness that they found in Yahweh’s temple into the court of Yahweh’s house. The Levites took it from there to carry it out to the brook Kidron.”
2 Chronicles 29:16
Solid principle:
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."
The NT doesn't explicitly forbid beastiality, abortion or drug abuse. Extrapolate from the 10 commandments and other general Biblical principles.
Read the next scripture after the Acts 15 "reminders".... these were just basics to enter fellowship and ten keep learning Torah...because Moses is taught in the synagogues from sabbath to sabbath. Basically like saying to a new believer, "Don't come in to fellowship with that satanic shirt on, and when you keep studying with us, you'll find out why."
@@Falconress49
Very well put.
We should all remember that Paul had the unenviable task of creating unity of the body of Christ (local assemblies, that is the church,) and unity of the Spirit with two quite divergent groups. One solution was not to offend each other and by submitting and preferring each other.
Clearly God's law was for both Israel as well as the gentiles and even the strangers in the camp.
Exodus 12: 49
@@Falconress49 yes I know that. It's mentioned twice. Yet we teach 10. Just an observation from a believer in Yahushuwa Hamashiach Ben Yahuwah. So since your very informative Im but dust and ashes can you tell me where this kippa hat comes from? Moses or seat of Moses or takenot?
What does a woman of God have like a Tallits a man has?.
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The scriptures clearly say for US as believers to OBEY what is written. It clearly tells to obey, DIE to SIN, acquire the Holy Spirit, Become born AGAN as NOT needing to return to the VOMIT/ MIRE like it says. I ponder the reality of that comment YHVH needing to for ever draw lines.
Shouldn't we OBEY what is written, so we can show we are serious and STAY within the boundaries he gave us to follow. ??
Sir, I respect you very much even if you sometimes do not tell the truth. In your teachings you repaeatedly claim things for which you have no basis in the scriptures (e.g. "when you put on tallit, God sees you as blameless"). Can you please state the verse which says that?
And it is obvious that you have never taken part (regulaly) in synagoge services. Otherwise you would know that the last verse of Lecha Dodi welcomes the Qeen of shabbbat (this is how the Quuen of heaven is disguised in judaism) - and that is why my adulterous people Israel, whom I love, turn their backs to the tora scrolls in the front and face the door at the back.
What is worse, they BOW to the coming Queen of heaven, which means they stick out thier buttocks towards the aron kodesh = which is in the direction of Jerushalaim = towards God.
That is why the messianics usually sit in front so that they would not stand out from the crowd so much when they refuse to bow.
Thank you for explaining the kipa and tichel background so well. God bless you and your wife.
Wouldn't you also say that they pharisee
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No , you twisting the scripture dear Montie. The man's covering his head , is not that he is wearing females covering.
Where did you get this from .
I agree with you about the authority .
But the covering Paul on the man , is not teaching that because its a womans covering!
You done same with other scriptures
The greek word used in 1cor11:7 is κατακαλύπτεσθαι. Meaning to cover, veil or conceal. Allow me to explain what this means in Hebrew/Israel. When a woman wears a covering in Hebrew we say כיסוי ראש "ke'sue'ie rosh" the word כיסוי means to hide or conceal. it is a very common word in hebrew we use to mean hide or fully cover. When you refer to a kippa in israel we use the word ללבוש "lil'bosh" which means to wear or put on. You never use this word for detailing a womans cover. They are two distinct different things and obvious in our culture. Understanding the culture is important when trying to understand the language especially when trying to understand a writing from that culture. "Saved by Grace, Blessed through Obedience" Shalom
@@jamesdavidson7604 Spot On. Thank you!
Should women wear tiztiz’s?
There is no distinction, the commandment is to the children, Bnie Israel. I wear tzitziot.
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