Before I even finish the video I get the sense that what this is supposed to mean is you listen to what Moses said to do and to the hell with what the Pharisees said
Everyone who wrote in the New Testament you read was a Torah loving, resurrection believing , animal sacrifice giving after the crucifixion and resurrection doing Pharisee… especially Paul…. everyone’s favorite Pharisee… “Then Paul took the men, and the next day purified himself and went with them into the temple, declaring the fulfillment of the days of purification, until the offering was offered for every one of them.” Acts 21:26
@ZUL8R_DAVE Paul was at one point in time. He repented of it. The people that Paul is writing his message to after he had his incidents with Yeshua were Torah keeping. And we're supposed to be keeping it also
@ZUL8R_DAVE so you're supposed to still be keeping God's commandments because that's what Yeshua said, a lot of Christians don't do that because they've been taught not to do that and it's not right you're supposed to be keeping all of God's commandments even celebrating the feast days.
@ZUL8R_DAVE and keep in mind those that do not listen to Yeshua and do as he said to do which means you're listening to what Moses said which means you're keeping the Torah and you know what I mean by that, are cast out by the Messiah when they are told depart from me you workers of lawlessness I never knew you. So yes you do keep the Torah you know what not to keep we don't have to keep sacrificing every year because we know for a fact that Yeshua is the perfect Lamb of God who came in the flesh and died on the cross and rose again three days later
@@Vienzbow I agree with a lot of what you said Brother, and yes I LOVE Torah and it’s awesome that you GET IT! Because we will be judged based on our works, Ecc 12:13-14, 2 Cor 5:10, Rev 20:12, Rev 22:12-14 Two issues… 1. negativity towards Pharisees - NONE of the Apostles or Disciples stopped being Pharisees by coming to faith in the Jewish Messiah promised to come by the Jewish Prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures. There was repentance, but no “conversion” because there was nothing to “convert” to. It would have taken more steps for Paul to become a Sadducee, than it would be for him to become a Yeshua Believing Pharisee like those before him. Second issue - Supersessionism. The idea that King Messiah died in order to make the sacrificial system more convenient for us… “For if he (Yeshua) were on earth, HE WOULD NOT BE A PRIEST AT ALL, seeing there are priests who offer the gifts according to the Torah,” Hebrews 8:4 There will still be animal sacrifices in The Kingdom ( Jeremiah 33:15-18, Zecharaiah 14:21. Ezekiel 46:4, etc) The role of animals sacrifices is not in a competition to Messiah’s sacrifice and neither are Aaron’s priesthood and Messiah’s priesthood in competition with one another. Also, even if we were allowed to sacrifice humans, it couldn’t be bruised, or wounded, or have its beard ripped out, or whipped and bleeding out, it would need to be spotless… Also, not all of the sacrifices which should really translated as OFFERINGS aka Korbanot detailed in Leviticus 1-5 , not all of them even have blood. For instance the Mincha in Leviticus 2 doesn’t kill any animal. And also the “sin” offering is needed after a woman has a baby… but what sin was committed by her “being fruitful and multiplying” ? So we have to understand the distinction between fleshly things and spiritual things. Give it some thought and prayer Brother, neither are bad. Blessings on you and your family and keep going! We must endure to the end! Shalom
That was deep! Thank you. It makes much more sense now. Question: Was Matthew originally written in Greek or Hebrew. I am told Matthew is written *_to_* the Jews.
@@JohnJones-rr2kv - The more I researched it, the less clear the answer became. Google searches are dominated by folks like Bart Ehrman and NT Wright. No good answers there.
Having slowed down this man’s voice by 25%, understanding the words individually was easier. The repetition of the words, repeatedly, and still again, did not allow for clarity of sentences. Ignoring the traditions of men is just a given. I’m going with that.😮😅😊
“You worship that which you don’t know. We worship that which we know; for salvation is from the Jews.” John 4:22 So why doesn’t Messiah say “Salvation is of the Karaites” ?
@@truthseeker9070 My cousins in Warsaw Poland who were murdered by the Nazi’s werent like , “Hey Hitler, you can’t kill me! Nanny nanny boo boo! I’m not a Jew from Judea, I’m an Israelite from Israel! I’m not a Jew, I identify as a Hebrew! So take that!” Yeah… didn’t work….
The point is. Moses didn't make those rules.. I did. And it's against those rules, if you obey either one of the alternatives, Moses or Rabbies. King Ragnar YAHUWAH
What I really want to know is, why doesn’t Nehemiah believe that Yeshua is the Messiah? I have my theories. I am leaning towards, he was traumatized by his experiences in Yeshiva, and because Yeshua and all the Apostles were Pharisees, he has a problem with Pharisaic Judaism… thats the subliminal objection in my opinion. Second perhaps the generic , “He didn’t usher in the Messianic Kingdom on His first appearance and thus He failed” , well , as a Karaite, if you hearken to Isaiah 49:5-6 ? Who is HASHEM’s Servant to HIS servant Israel Who will also be HASHEM’s Agent of Salvation to the Gentiles and the ends of the earth if it WASN’T Yeshua of Nazareth? (Romans 15:8-9) I’m not asking why you’re not a Christian believing in the apostate Greek Jesus who sacrificed himself to himself to save us from himself. Not a member of the trinity, not a Demi-god, but a Jew from the seed of David. I’m asking about The Jewish Messiah promised to come by the Jewish Prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures, why is Yeshua not that guy to you Nehemiah?
@@walleras I hear you… but if He was wicked I want to know too just in case I missed something… Do you remember what you read that gave you that impression? I
@@walleras What about when He said, ““Don’t think that I came to destroy the Torah or the Prophets. I didn’t come to destroy, but to fulfill. For most certainly, I tell you, until heaven and earth pass away, not even one smallest letter or one tiny pen stroke shall in any way pass away from the Torah, until all things are accomplished. Therefore, whoever shall break one of these least commandments and teach others to do so, shall be called least in the Kingdom of Heaven; but whoever shall do and teach them shall be called great in the Kingdom of Heaven.” Matthew 5:17-19 That’s the same thing my Rabbi says. To keep Torah. What do you think about what He said there?
A brilliant and precise explanation. Thanks Nehemia.
Thanks Nehemia, this is eye-opening & makes perfect sense. Shalom.
Before I even finish the video I get the sense that what this is supposed to mean is you listen to what Moses said to do and to the hell with what the Pharisees said
Everyone who wrote in the New Testament you read was a Torah loving, resurrection believing , animal sacrifice giving after the crucifixion and resurrection doing Pharisee… especially Paul…. everyone’s favorite Pharisee…
“Then Paul took the men, and the next day purified himself and went with them into the temple, declaring the fulfillment of the days of purification, until the offering was offered for every one of them.”
Acts 21:26
@ZUL8R_DAVE Paul was at one point in time. He repented of it. The people that Paul is writing his message to after he had his incidents with Yeshua were Torah keeping. And we're supposed to be keeping it also
@ZUL8R_DAVE so you're supposed to still be keeping God's commandments because that's what Yeshua said, a lot of Christians don't do that because they've been taught not to do that and it's not right you're supposed to be keeping all of God's commandments even celebrating the feast days.
@ZUL8R_DAVE and keep in mind those that do not listen to Yeshua and do as he said to do which means you're listening to what Moses said which means you're keeping the Torah and you know what I mean by that, are cast out by the Messiah when they are told depart from me you workers of lawlessness I never knew you. So yes you do keep the Torah you know what not to keep we don't have to keep sacrificing every year because we know for a fact that Yeshua is the perfect Lamb of God who came in the flesh and died on the cross and rose again three days later
@@Vienzbow I agree with a lot of what you said Brother, and yes I LOVE Torah and it’s awesome that you GET IT! Because we will be judged based on our works, Ecc 12:13-14, 2 Cor 5:10, Rev 20:12, Rev 22:12-14
Two issues… 1. negativity towards Pharisees - NONE of the Apostles or Disciples stopped being Pharisees by coming to faith in the Jewish Messiah promised to come by the Jewish Prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures. There was repentance, but no “conversion” because there was nothing to “convert” to.
It would have taken more steps for Paul to become a Sadducee, than it would be for him to become a Yeshua Believing Pharisee like those before him.
Second issue - Supersessionism. The idea that King Messiah died in order to make the sacrificial system more convenient for us…
“For if he (Yeshua) were on earth, HE WOULD NOT BE A PRIEST AT ALL, seeing there are priests who offer the gifts according to the Torah,”
Hebrews 8:4
There will still be animal sacrifices in The Kingdom ( Jeremiah 33:15-18, Zecharaiah 14:21. Ezekiel 46:4, etc)
The role of animals sacrifices is not in a competition to Messiah’s sacrifice and neither are Aaron’s priesthood and Messiah’s priesthood in competition with one another.
Also, even if we were allowed to sacrifice humans, it couldn’t be bruised, or wounded, or have its beard ripped out, or whipped and bleeding out, it would need to be spotless…
Also, not all of the sacrifices which should really translated as OFFERINGS aka Korbanot detailed in Leviticus 1-5 , not all of them even have blood. For instance the Mincha in Leviticus 2 doesn’t kill any animal. And also the “sin” offering is needed after a woman has a baby… but what sin was committed by her “being fruitful and multiplying” ?
So we have to understand the distinction between fleshly things and spiritual things.
Give it some thought and prayer Brother, neither are bad.
Blessings on you and your family and keep going! We must endure to the end! Shalom
Is there an English translation of the Hebrew Matthew you are using? Thank you 🙏
That was deep! Thank you. It makes much more sense now.
Question: Was Matthew originally written in Greek or Hebrew. I am told Matthew is written *_to_* the Jews.
early "church fathers" say it was originally written in aramaic hebrew.
@@JohnJones-rr2kv - The more I researched it, the less clear the answer became. Google searches are dominated by folks like Bart Ehrman and NT Wright. No good answers there.
@@rubiks6 "testament of a nothingburger" on rumbl3... hope this helps
They had color film back when this was recorded? Lol
Biz...I don't know about you sometimes. 😅
Having slowed down this man’s voice by 25%, understanding the words individually was easier. The repetition of the words, repeatedly, and still again, did not allow for clarity of sentences. Ignoring the traditions of men is just a given. I’m going with that.😮😅😊
“You worship that which you don’t know. We worship that which we know; for salvation is from the Jews.”
John 4:22
So why doesn’t Messiah say “Salvation is of the Karaites” ?
Do you know what Jew mean?
Or what is the difference between a Hebrew, Israelites and a Jew?
@ no, please tell me?
@@truthseeker9070 My cousins in Warsaw Poland who were murdered by the Nazi’s werent like , “Hey Hitler, you can’t kill me! Nanny nanny boo boo! I’m not a Jew from Judea, I’m an Israelite from Israel! I’m not a Jew, I identify as a Hebrew! So take that!”
Yeah… didn’t work….
So let me make sure I get this straight… you’re saying that Moses…. sat in the seat of Moses?
The point is.
Moses didn't make those rules.. I did. And it's against those rules, if you obey either one of the alternatives, Moses or Rabbies.
King
Ragnar YAHUWAH
What I really want to know is, why doesn’t Nehemiah believe that Yeshua is the Messiah?
I have my theories.
I am leaning towards, he was traumatized by his experiences in Yeshiva, and because Yeshua and all the Apostles were Pharisees, he has a problem with Pharisaic Judaism… thats the subliminal objection in my opinion.
Second perhaps the generic , “He didn’t usher in the Messianic Kingdom on His first appearance and thus He failed” , well , as a Karaite, if you hearken to Isaiah 49:5-6 ? Who is HASHEM’s Servant to HIS servant Israel Who will also be HASHEM’s Agent of Salvation to the Gentiles and the ends of the earth if it WASN’T Yeshua of Nazareth? (Romans 15:8-9)
I’m not asking why you’re not a Christian believing in the apostate Greek Jesus who sacrificed himself to himself to save us from himself.
Not a member of the trinity, not a Demi-god, but a Jew from the seed of David.
I’m asking about The Jewish Messiah promised to come by the Jewish Prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures, why is Yeshua not that guy to you Nehemiah?
I think if you just add more H’s into someone’s name… it just gets more powerful, like
YeHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHSSHOSHUASHAOHSHSUA 😂
YaH shalom beloved meshpaca
👑 Yahuashua ∆aleth MessiYah = YaHUa'H's Salvation🟦🟦, the ∆oor of IMMORTALITY🔺, Drawn from the 💦 water,🔯YaH......
Practical application mayhap 🤔
You missed the whole target my good man..
Moses law is to obey
YAHUWAH only.
King
Ragnar YAHUWAH
False dilemma.
If you want to obey moses you must obey the sages of Israel and by obeying Jesus the wicked man you disobey Moses and the ALmighty
Why do you believe that Jesus of Nazareth was a wicked man?
@@ZUL8R_DAVE Because I've read the gospels.
@@walleras I hear you… but if He was wicked I want to know too just in case I missed something…
Do you remember what you read that gave you that impression?
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@@ZUL8R_DAVE Whole thing. Whatever he said is either stolen or wicked.
@@walleras What about when He said,
““Don’t think that I came to destroy the Torah or the Prophets. I didn’t come to destroy, but to fulfill. For most certainly, I tell you, until heaven and earth pass away, not even one smallest letter or one tiny pen stroke shall in any way pass away from the Torah, until all things are accomplished. Therefore, whoever shall break one of these least commandments and teach others to do so, shall be called least in the Kingdom of Heaven; but whoever shall do and teach them shall be called great in the Kingdom of Heaven.”
Matthew 5:17-19
That’s the same thing my Rabbi says. To keep Torah.
What do you think about what He said there?