Well ! You are very kind after some of these comments….. Of course you wash your hair ( really people ) All so I’m sure in the privacy of your home and behind closed doors your husband loves your hair ( why ? because it’s just for him , not something to be shared with others. Blessings to you and your family 💕
ChayaSarah, ignore the ignorant. The jackasses in the comment section slamming your appearance are obviously jealous. Your makeup looks lovely! They apparently foolishly believe in some puritanical concept of modesty, and they don’t understand a Jewish woman is allowed to be beautiful. Don’t worry about the idiots, because you know where your heart is! These fools who are so critical of your appearance are just ugly on the inside, and there’s nothing that’ll fix them. You go on being you! 💄💅👸
Wow this comments section is hard to read... hope she protects her eyes from it and keep up the good lessons with love. Thankful for her for sharing with us.
He can just turn and face the other direction. You should be modest because as a human you should feel uncomfortable walking around naked like adam and chavah did. Erva also applies to men and your husband also can not walk around naked or say blessings infront of his nakedness.
I understand that the Law of G_D through Moses forbids mixing meat and dairy together. But, Can you mix milk and eggs for an omelette? Or put cheese on top of a hamburger? Or have pepperoni and cheese pizza? Also back to my last question if a gentile converts then could a Jewish female marry him? Does messianic Judaism count? Sorry I know it’s a lot of questions…
No milk and meat can mix. So no cheese on a burger. No milk and eggs. No pepperoni on a cheese pizza. A convert (as long as they converted to Orthodox Judaism through a Beit Din) is considered an Orthodox Jew and thus can marry within the community. Messianic Judaism DOES NOT count. No Orthodox Jew would marry a messianic.
It takes years to convert to Judaism and yes of course but you have not much chance of being accepted in Israel than say the US of converting most converts fall into the progressive branch of Judaism the easiest branch, but i know of convert rabbis who are married to 100% jewish ladies and live completely fullfilled as jews,very onfusing i know but i hope this helps.
Awesome questions! Firstly, to the point of conversion, it depends on which branch you converted. So yes, in Israel they usually only consider Orthodox conversions. This is a much deeper and longer process. All other Jews (that are not messianic) believe that we are still waiting for mashiach (messiah). If a messianic Jew has a Jewish mother, than in my eyes, they are still Jewish. I would recommend asking a Rabbi for more details about conversion and marriage. As far as marriage and the woman, again depends on the branch she is a part of. Now to the Kosher Laws. First off, pepperoni is made of pork, and all pork is unkosher. Cheeseburgers are also not Kosher because of mixing meat and dairy. Yes, you can mix eggs with dairy, but both the dairy and the eggs themselves need to be Kosher. So yes, if you get kosher eggs and kosher cheese, enjoy your omelettes! Also, depending on the branch of Judaism, certain sects will have more strict Kosher laws, but all follow the basics: don't mix meat and dairy (separate utensils), no shellfish, no pork, and fruit and vegetables cannot be touched by bugs. Any land animal that has split hooves and chews its cud is fine to eat.
This Sect of Judaism has a lot more in Common with Islam. Because of the Hijab is a lot like that because it is to Lower the Men’s Gaze. Because in the Quran, A Man Shall Lower his Gaze, and a man shall not look at a woman immodesty. A man shall look away. And shall not glare. Islam Teaches men to respect woman and a man shall not touch the woman.
@aisabelsilva9815 - How is the use of cosmetics immodest? Do you understand what the word _modesty_ means? It doesn’t appear you do. While the term has a few different accepted meanings, the one we’re discussing now is the one that applies to appearance. In that case, it is an appearance or behavior that is intended to avoid impropriety or indecency. Wearing cosmetics does not imply impropriety or indecency by the wearer unless they’re writing profane symbols or terms with the cosmetics on their face as a billboard-esque design. Otherwise, no… there is nothing immodest about cosmetics. Nice try, though.
@@mateaknez8252- Considering that the term modesty (in this context) refers solely to someone wearing something that would constitute a behavior, manner, or appearance that would avoid indecency or impropriety, there’s nothing about her cosmetics that fits the criterion for immodesty. You may adhere to a puritanical concept of ‘modesty’, but she is not immodest in her appearance. Jewish women are allowed to wear makeup and be beautiful, I’m sorry to disappoint you. The tichel is a crown to adorn the head of the married Jewish woman, and it can be as simplistic or fancy as she desires it to be. You have a very outdated concept of modesty if her cosmetics are problematic for you. Join us in 2023!
@@myopinions1 That response needs elaboration. ChayaSara stated that she covers her hair at all times even when she is entirely alone. She did not exempt the bathroom or bathhouse in her statement. ChayaSara suggests that she covers her hair at all times because the presence of God is everywhere.
@@charlesk1089she washes her hair normally. Maybe this will help: Jews place mezuzot on the doorframes of every room-closets do not count and nor does the bathroom. The bathroom is a space of exemption.
Second most famous Jew in the last 2 thousand years said: "Let all that you do be done with love" . 1 cor 16:14 oh.... and he wrote half the new testament
Well ! You are very kind after some of these comments…..
Of course you wash your hair ( really people )
All so I’m sure in the privacy of your home and behind closed doors your husband loves your hair ( why ? because it’s just for him , not something to be shared with others.
Blessings to you and your family 💕
ChayaSarah, ignore the ignorant. The jackasses in the comment section slamming your appearance are obviously jealous. Your makeup looks lovely! They apparently foolishly believe in some puritanical concept of modesty, and they don’t understand a Jewish woman is allowed to be beautiful.
Don’t worry about the idiots, because you know where your heart is! These fools who are so critical of your appearance are just ugly on the inside, and there’s nothing that’ll fix them. You go on being you! 💄💅👸
The comments Are Funny, however.....your vid was helpful to me, I had Forgotten somethings. Thanks. 😊
Wow this comments section is hard to read... hope she protects her eyes from it and keep up the good lessons with love. Thankful for her for sharing with us.
Thank you! No I don’t scroll through the comments but every comment improves algorithms so I can get more views and $.
@@ChayaSara123 good, let’s keep the comments coming then! 💕
He can just turn and face the other direction. You should be modest because as a human you should feel uncomfortable walking around naked like adam and chavah did. Erva also applies to men and your husband also can not walk around naked or say blessings infront of his nakedness.
I understand that the Law of G_D through Moses forbids mixing meat and dairy together. But, Can you mix milk and eggs for an omelette? Or put cheese on top of a hamburger? Or have pepperoni and cheese pizza? Also back to my last question if a gentile converts then could a Jewish female marry him? Does messianic Judaism count? Sorry I know it’s a lot of questions…
No milk and meat can mix. So no cheese on a burger. No milk and eggs. No pepperoni on a cheese pizza.
A convert (as long as they converted to Orthodox Judaism through a Beit Din) is considered an Orthodox Jew and thus can marry within the community.
Messianic Judaism DOES NOT count. No Orthodox Jew would marry a messianic.
It takes years to convert to Judaism and yes of course but you have not much chance of being accepted in Israel than say the US of converting most converts fall into the progressive branch of Judaism the easiest branch, but i know of convert rabbis who are married to 100% jewish ladies and live completely fullfilled as jews,very onfusing i know but i hope this helps.
Awesome questions! Firstly, to the point of conversion, it depends on which branch you converted. So yes, in Israel they usually only consider Orthodox conversions. This is a much deeper and longer process. All other Jews (that are not messianic) believe that we are still waiting for mashiach (messiah). If a messianic Jew has a Jewish mother, than in my eyes, they are still Jewish. I would recommend asking a Rabbi for more details about conversion and marriage. As far as marriage and the woman, again depends on the branch she is a part of. Now to the Kosher Laws. First off, pepperoni is made of pork, and all pork is unkosher. Cheeseburgers are also not Kosher because of mixing meat and dairy. Yes, you can mix eggs with dairy, but both the dairy and the eggs themselves need to be Kosher. So yes, if you get kosher eggs and kosher cheese, enjoy your omelettes! Also, depending on the branch of Judaism, certain sects will have more strict Kosher laws, but all follow the basics: don't mix meat and dairy (separate utensils), no shellfish, no pork, and fruit and vegetables cannot be touched by bugs. Any land animal that has split hooves and chews its cud is fine to eat.
This Sect of Judaism has a lot more in Common with Islam. Because of the Hijab is a lot like that because it is to Lower the Men’s Gaze. Because in the Quran, A Man Shall Lower his Gaze, and a man shall not look at a woman immodesty. A man shall look away. And shall not glare. Islam Teaches men to respect woman and a man shall not touch the woman.
Make up is modesty?
😂😂😂😂
This make up definitly is not modest, you dont have to be a rabin to se that.
@aisabelsilva9815 - How is the use of cosmetics immodest?
Do you understand what the word _modesty_ means? It doesn’t appear you do. While the term has a few different accepted meanings, the one we’re discussing now is the one that applies to appearance. In that case, it is an appearance or behavior that is intended to avoid impropriety or indecency.
Wearing cosmetics does not imply impropriety or indecency by the wearer unless they’re writing profane symbols or terms with the cosmetics on their face as a billboard-esque design. Otherwise, no… there is nothing immodest about cosmetics.
Nice try, though.
@@mateaknez8252- Considering that the term modesty (in this context) refers solely to someone wearing something that would constitute a behavior, manner, or appearance that would avoid indecency or impropriety, there’s nothing about her cosmetics that fits the criterion for immodesty.
You may adhere to a puritanical concept of ‘modesty’, but she is not immodest in her appearance. Jewish women are allowed to wear makeup and be beautiful, I’m sorry to disappoint you. The tichel is a crown to adorn the head of the married Jewish woman, and it can be as simplistic or fancy as she desires it to be.
You have a very outdated concept of modesty if her cosmetics are problematic for you. Join us in 2023!
jews use modesty to cover our holiness, not our beauty
If you cover your hair all the time, how does bathing occur ?
Do you wash your body but not the hair ?
There is no issue of modesty in privacy and places like a bathroom or bathhouse.
@@myopinions1 That response needs elaboration. ChayaSara stated that she covers her hair at all times even when she is entirely alone. She did not exempt the bathroom or bathhouse in her statement. ChayaSara suggests that she covers her hair at all times because the presence of God is everywhere.
@@charlesk1089she washes her hair normally. Maybe this will help: Jews place mezuzot on the doorframes of every room-closets do not count and nor does the bathroom. The bathroom is a space of exemption.
FYI-Your make up ISNOT modest…
Seems contradictory-
IT'S YESHUA OR HELL, YOU CHOOSE.
Second most famous Jew in the last 2 thousand years said:
"Let all that you do be done with love" . 1 cor 16:14 oh.... and he wrote half the new testament
I think you mean just Hell because that’s where Yeshua is: rotting away in a pile of molten feces. @rogerjohnson833
Who’s yeshua? I never saw that name in the Hebrew bible before ! 🤔
@@ChayaSara123 Haha wow legend Nashim Tzidkaniyos.
You can cover yourself in shits but with so much make up on,your face this is everything but not modesty.
She is not in a puritan christian sect. Makeup is modest.