GUARD YOUR TONGUE: Speech Ethics in Judaism - Lashon Hara - Rabbi Michael Skobac - Jews for Judaism

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GUARD YOUR TONGUE: Speech Ethics in Judaism - Lashon Hara - Rabbi Michael Skobac - Jews for Judaism
One of the most common misconceptions about Judaism is that its concerns are limited to life-cycle events, holidays, prayers and food laws. In truth, Judaism's teachings include the entire gamut of human life.
Jewish teaching identifies our ability to communicate through speech as the defining element of what it means to be human. Speech can be used for the most elevated and noble human activities. But it is precisely those things with the greatest potential that are most susceptible to being abused and degraded.
The Torah places a tremendous emphasis on speech ethics and specifically what kinds of speech are forbidden. In this video, Rabbi Skobac presents an overview of this topic and explains the parameters of what may be said and what we may listen to.
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Out of all the religions or any holy person...rabbis are the best n most wise. Always take advice n knowledge from the rabbis. This is what civilizations did for thousands of years.

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Thank you Rabbi... I will always remember your teaching.

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Rabbi skobach teaching is always uplifting and knowledgeable thank you

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Thank you, Rabbi. It is always great to listen to you.

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SUCH A GOOD TEACHING!!

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Thank you.

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isn't he good. i second that emotion.

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Thank you rabbi this is exactly what my soul needed. You are so well spoke

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Thank you Rabbi for the reminder

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Rabbi Skobac never disappoints

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Shalom all I Love Jews

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Light unto the nations, shinning bright from Canada.

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same here in australia.

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תודה רבה

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excellent shiur about a neglected behavior in policy in religion situations. Toda raba rav michael skobac

[@davidmoore1370]

Thank you. This was very meaningful to me.

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Excellent!! Thank you! Shalom ✡

[@scottymurk]

Great video. Very hard sin to overcome. I try to remember Miriam.

[@alg11297]

Great talk. The story about the scattering of the feathers from the pillow must be well known. It was used in the film "Doubt" as a speech given by a priest about whom rumors were swirling concerning his relationship with someone. It's a pretty powerful scene.

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Thank you, Rabbi. This is a lesson that I will never forget.

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ברכות עליך רבי...יי יברכך🔯

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Hypocrisy is the sin. The Word of God is as clear as the voice of any other. A gossip does not harm anyone because it is essentially a lie. The crowds can rage and the Truth will rebuke them and make them disappear. But the wicked are afraid of the Truth and wickedness is justified by the inaction and silence in the face of the wicked ones. The Truth can not be negative. And the one who abides to the Truth, do penitence, and heals is fully restored. Do not be afraid of the Truth for it will always heal you. Isaiah 11:4

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I will not speak bad with anyone except the one who intrude in my personal private life. Preach yourself first.

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*_Suhan'Allah, so close to Islam._*

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Talk is cheap, indeed.

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Can I have your email to speak with you?

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