"Should I Wear Tefillin?" | Midrash Mini

"Is it alright to wear Tefillin when you pray?" Bill Cloud answers frequently asked questions and discussions during our Q&A Midrash services.
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  • @elizabethsteen581
    @elizabethsteen5813 жыл бұрын

    Oh, man, I was so curious about the answer to the last question, lol!! 💗

  • @petermichelson5002
    @petermichelson50022 жыл бұрын

    Left Arm only parallel to the Heart!

  • @michekids
    @michekids3 жыл бұрын

    Ok, Bill, looking forward to it

  • @bluegarren9361
    @bluegarren93613 жыл бұрын

    Go for it❗️

  • @ricktoole9991
    @ricktoole99913 жыл бұрын

    Yes one should

  • @linda.brotherton1689
    @linda.brotherton16893 жыл бұрын

    If GOD commanded it, then we should. Or maybe it was for only a special season for the Hebrews, for a special reason. Thank you Bill in advance.

  • @EmetYAHU

    @EmetYAHU

    3 жыл бұрын

    Tefillin was picked up during the Babylonian Exile, a tradition of paganism usurped by the Rabbis, like Kabbalah, another pagan influence. Tefillin is NOT a commandment from Torah. Scripture is twisted to justify its use “bind them to your hand…. frontlets between your eyes” but that is a huge misappropriation. To prove this, let us now all turn to the Bible scriptures where Yeshua is described putting on Tefillin and wrapping leather bands around His arm…. Exactly. Do NOT learn the ways of the heathen…

  • @Rebecca-1111

    @Rebecca-1111

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@EmetYAHU sounds like man made traditions from the pharisees? I don't follow man made traditions. I don't trust man and their devices. I think of the verse, come out of her my people! And that was a spiritual mark I thought. Yah marks us too. Frontlets between the eyes and on the hand. The evil one copies. Same deal with the mark. Come quickly Yahshuah!