Chag Sameach to you & your family Rabbi Friedman.

I love how you told this story Rabbi. My family are from Ireland. I believe my family and their stories. I know who I am. I am from a tribe of great spiritual leadership. I do not believe the lies about my priest kings and destruction of my culture. Transformation through incorporation is how our people evolved. Our spirit and stories is alive. Our cultures share many things in common. I love the ancient wisdom. I use wisdom to facilitate harmony and balance on earth, as my ancestors do. The mighty oak trees. Alon.

אני אוהבת אותך תודה מיכול הלב❣🙏😇😇😇🧡🧡🧡🧡❤‍🔥

🎯 A+ until recently, I always knew, there was more to the story. Thanks for the insight. I will always appreciate the Jewish teachings.

Thank you, Rabbi

Thank you rabbi

Thank you Rabbi!

Good morning Rabbi! Have a blessed week

זה לאהבה אמיתית -אתה השם,אתה הטוב של עולם,אתה הוא הדמעות של שימחה,של אהבה ,החיוח של הרח הנולד ,של הנשירה הראישונה,של פרי רישאון אחרי האומר,של תפילה המיתממשת,של העולם בחתימת שלום אמיתית,של הלב שפועם סוף סוף אחרי ניתוח -זה בשם שאין אהבה אלינו גדולה יותר 😇🙏🙌❤❤❤

@nomorecensoringme

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No. What you are saying sounds like worshipping things as G-d. Is He is not limited to that?

Rabbi Friedman thank you for your such important message especially during these days so close to Shavuot. Hag Shavuot Sameach. Bracha v’Hatzlachah.!

Thank you Rabbi Manis Friedman for this amazing teaching!

Always love listening to you Rabbi

Thank you Rabbi Manis Friedman HaShem baruch atokh amen.

Thank you, Rabbi🙏

Thank you Rabbi Friedman!! ✡️🙏♥️🔥 Beautiful Tuesday for you and all here!! 💪🙂✌️

Thank you to the marvelous IGTK team.

Thank You

Amazing. You are talking to me. Reminding me of my sorrounding reality. Pleasure to listen to you. Thank you. Chag sameach.

Incredible teaching to enrich our Shavuot in a couple of days.

beautiful, wise words.

Dear Rabbi. You are a genius

Chag Same Rabbi. G'mar chatimah Tovah!

I'm studying religions and this is very interesting. Thank you for such good explanations. I'll continue listening.

Great wisdom. Yes the “ME IDENTITY” is the greatest problem of humanity particularly now in which even the schools promote the identification with the opposite sex and rejection of our traditions values and religion.

@nomorecensoringme

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What has any of that to do with 'me' monsters?

Thank you Rabbi!!!

Respect please 😢respect,thank you Rabbi sir for this important lesson ❤

Rabbi shalom and amen true man

I always felt a strong connection to the Torah and the jewish nation . So many people out there that claims to be Jews ,but are not ,at the same token many years ago i went to shimcha Torah for the first time in my life ,the day I went I got to carry the holy scrolls and dance with it ,as soon as I received it I felt inside of me burst open in a emotional break down of joy, sadness, kinda eerie sensations,I never understood why I felt like that ,afterward I felt an emotional and spiritual unification with all jews around the world whatever they suffered or cried I felt it as much,. That is the day i realized I'm an real descendants of Israel. I was a lost sheep ,neglected for many generations, my birth was decree in medellin colombia, with another faith that never felt adequate or right I always had an inclination for seeking the highest power the highest authority I've tried everything for shorts periods of time to see if the truth is in there ,I never saw truth that resonates with my soul ,never found satisfaction, never felt right in all those religions, it always felt dirty, denigrating, corrupted , wrong in so many ways. I always relied in the truth. And as much as I remember all my Torah studies ,kabbalah, many other books ,such as segula Mazel segula , rabbinic stories countless ones ,bal shem tov , that explains how even a leaf has a predetermined fate falling where it may , honestly I felt my privacy, my spiritual privacy is invaded, because we became one nation ,one people under one G d . And Torah our foundation of our life . So question is does that really make me a real descendants of Israel? Is yacob my great-great grand father ? If my soul can merge and become one with an entire nation, does that make me a jew ? There is a lot of ongoing identity crisis. Because I'm surrounded by a lot of hamites descendants which whom claims are the real jews ,the sons and daughters of the 12 tribes of israel. So after long arduous thinking about their ongoing identity crisis, perhaps I'm also undergoing the same issues. But when I connected spiritually to the jewish nation, I got surprised that i just felt like I have just returned to something that was missing, a huge hole was filled . This is why I pray everyday and ask Eliyahu and Moshe to let me know whether if I'm a real descendants of Israel or if I'm not to at least be honest, so I can go on my own journey with my G d as I know Him ,with the mightily powers to control rain ,the weather and among other things ,I will be content with following my own journey, because in the G d decreed for me my time and place and birth of my life . Nothing I hate more than being a lier and fake jew . I'm an extremely honest and and sincere. I can't insult my dignity with lies . At least i.have some self respect and accept how G d decreed my fate ,in the end He controls everything. I can never win against God's will . I didn't create myself after all. So.whatever God decrees so be it. Many dna tests proof my ashkenazi jewish ancestry ,3 dna test established my connection to the jewish nation biologically. But it could be just smoke and mirrors. I know G d exists, I've witnessed His power his supernatural power ,that in itself is enough to keep loving my God with all my nafshi . I don't need no one to teach me about G d . I already knew it before I ever learned Torah.

The decisions are laiden , the road hard , the reward great in heavon

Baruch HaShem 🔯✡️🕎

To deny the existence of GOD is the greatest sin of all .

@nomorecensoringme

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Who said? Not G-d, the Ultimate Judge.

@Noshyac

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@@nomorecensoringme Wrong,to believe,really believe and taste the good things,creative miracles,supernatural provision and then to fall away into deep dark sin,or staying in the middle state of complacency ; "lukewarm" is what makes God sick. Even to the point of regurgitation over your 72° room," tempest"-uous, apathetic and milktoasty countenance.🥂🍼🐄🍞 Ps; not a personal attack on anyone here in the comments or against creators of this site. Just a Logos interpretation,or quoting my limited understanding of scripture.

@Noshyac

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iow; passionless

@nomorecensoringme

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​@@Noshyac what "are" you talking about?

@8xXcoolbeansXx8

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What about to believe completely in the Creator, yet turn your head and worship another?

(You)... are the very same space Inside- every single atom creating... Everything- Eye (think) I see as solid That is God (& why God needs you)

@icesphere1205

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God has One-Law... The Law of Eden... you can walk the Earth- but Eden is God's Graces At the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the Tree of Life

Question: Where does it mention 50 days after they left Egypt? There is no mention of 50 days after we left Egypt. Where does it say that the damage that Adam and Eve did (sin) lasted until the giving of the Torah? Why is (death) universal? Death is universal because sin is universal. The soul that sins it shall die. "Behold, all souls are Mine; as the soul of the father, so also the soul of the son is Mine; the soul that sins, it shall die." Ezekiel 18:4 What was the damage? The damage was "people became self-conscious." How do you explain the following verse: "Their eyes were opened and they realized that they were naked. They took fig leaves and sewed them together, making themselves a covering." They became self conscience at the garden. They realized they sinned against a Holy G-d and sin permeates humanity.

Chag Shavuot Sameach!

Thank you i just like to know, what do you think about icons in churches

@nomorecensoringme

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What does it matter what any Jew thinks of what religions do? If you question it, you do. If you don't, you don't. Why try to start trouble?

@u.y.3643

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It’s idol worship

@icesphere1205

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All Time, after (now) is memory... Mind is a human attempt to create- memory

Thank you Rabbi. All happened as it is written. Even the burning bush which some have doubts about is true. The spiritual world sometimes work through nature and the elements and that fire would not have burnt the bush akin to the fire of ball lighting. Its purpose may have been to draw attention in preparation for the message through locution. How all at Mt Sinai heard the words of God crystal clear despite some being a distance and maybe others deaf or distracted with crying children must also have been through locution. Locution is where the words are heard not through the ears but from the chest , maybe the heart and it would have had a shocking profound effect on all. The sense of regret or shame at returning to bull worship must have been titanic. But regardless ,the way of God was brought to the world.

@nomorecensoringme

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Nothing in the Torah is 'regardless'. It's G-d. He shared Himself with us. That's important and vital for everyone to understand and enjoy. There is the basic text and then there are layers of learning that rabbis, like Rabbi Friedman, share with us. We listen and learn or keep our own ideas.

7:13 with this interpretation of rationality belief in all gods is rational. People „see“ everyday deities. And your example with yesterday’s rain is weak. It’s raining evidently very often but no one can lay down scientific evidence of events on mount Sinai. In today’s world only evidence based rationality is a strong argument. Because it evidently works.

My dog self very self conscious. How do you know that?

Kind of difficult to deny God when all you have to do is look around you and see the effect of God's presence the universe itself.

The burning bush I’m laughing because everything with my father is a secret but still not a secret

Rabbi your explanation for believing God came to top of the mountain is very useful, to show that 4 gospels are true thankyou ❤

@Cancle771

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They are not true and easily disproved, but continue studying and praying.

@melissiakish3965

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​@@Cancle771 As the Rabbi said, it's not good to say this didn't happen. Were you there?

@anameichose8854

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@@melissiakish3965 If I lived, say, in Africa, and a missionary came and taught me about Xtianity, while also doing wonderful things for me, I might become very impressed and take on that religion. But, there's one thing that missionary could never convince me, nor, would even try. And that is, to say to me that I already learned this tradition from my progenitors - parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, whole previous generation, and, they from the previous. Because, he knows I can ask them, and they will tell me they never heard of it. Judaism has always had that tradition. It came from an entire previous generation, etc.

@Cancle771

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@@melissiakish3965 ChasVshalom !!! The Rabbi never said anything about the gospels of Christianity. Maybe put on your reading glasses. “The 4 gospels” are Matthew mark luke and John. Which is Christianity. Back to the kitchen while the men do the talking.

@euricawentzel9557

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NO gospels in Torah...🙈

Rabbi Friedman. I am an avid follower of your YT teachings. I have one question for you. After this teaching today re our history. What say you of the Christians? After all, their Old Testament encompasses Jewish history hence, the name Judeo-Christian.

What if I am not Jewish? Where did I come from? Please tell me

Absolutely you should read Torah. You need to read the pentateuch. I didn't know anybody had a question about it. Five Books of Moses. In case you don't know Genesis Exodus Leviticus numbers and Deuteronomy. You should read them.

@nomorecensoringme

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Your attitude of superiority is a bit confusing. You say 'read it' as though first, the rabbi hasn't, and second, that's it. The beginning, middle and the end. No extra context? Take the words as they are, that's it? That may satisfy you. So go ahead, who's stopping you? To dictate to us is a bit self righteous and arrogant, which I'm sure you don't mean. Let us learn more as the Aibishter meant for us to, in order to get to know Him more intimately. You, as they say, do you.

Exodus 17:16((B.S.T.))⚡️

How do I know it's not a story about me and not about you

I want to know why Hitler did what he did. Why was it alowed to happen. From what maybe I misunderstood he believed in our Almighty Father GOD. Please reply

How can I believe the good stuff and stop believing bad stuff?

@nomorecensoringme

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First choose what you do want to believe - know. The rest will fall away after they're not thought about. Best on your journey.

True the entire World knows the Word of Hashem but how? Who is the reason the Entire World knows?

I've been so sick of me an I'm over me finally

When a tree falls in the forest and you didn't see it happen noreven hear it falling, does that mean it didn't fall? All atheist says no. The tree never fell.

Maybe I misunderstood your point on "self awareness", Adam and Eve were not consciously aware of themselves? They were more instinctual like an animal instead of relying on intellect?

It seems that you had a past life back in that time frame, and it had a profound effect on you.

How come we are still using the same 10 digits no matter what is the sequence!! And no one can create anything else besides 10 digits!! Take a look at the zero digit has no beginning and no end!! Isn’t enough to understand that there is only one God , the Jewish God !! Hashem!! BH 🙏❤️🙏

What happens if it turns out, that everyone chooses to be born, their parents, how they will look, their gender, the circa. If you believe in free will, which I do. Then maybe it isn’t limited to just choices you make here on earth, after being born.

@nomorecensoringme

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Why is 'free choice' so important after being here to choose what happens afterwards? I'm very much a 'free will' person. G-d gave it to us and I use it. Is it necessary to freely choose to be here? Can you have 'free will' without it? Do you have an issue if G-d made some decisions about your life outcomes, like being born?

@icesphere1205

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... um, the point of conception=> is "free will". You have as much power (being born) to choose your parents "free will"=> as you (speculate having) un-born=> way less Free Will=> is 2 choices... Grow- or not grow

Kindly speak on the “big bang” that supposedly created the universe. Did that really happen? Was there a time before time? Thank you.

@vernonbowling5136

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The Most High spoke everything into existence was the big bang the result of His spoken word? Perhaps.

@nomorecensoringme

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Rabbi Friedman has many videos on the subject. If you put his name and the subject in a YT search you'll find them.

@edhcpa3935

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@@nomorecensoringme thanks 😊

@nomorecensoringme

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​@@edhcpa3935 you're welcome.

That burning bush is probably still there today

@the2ndcoming135

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😂

In the beginning, the Word was God. Why did God choose the word Bush and NOT a Tree to be the "Burning ____"

So they didn't know what the commandments would of been or said because when moses came down they where worshiping the bull and moses haven't even showed them yet right ?

@patriciachadwick5658

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There's a huge bull on Wall Street, which is worshipped by most people, still... the bull should be called Mamon.

@vernonbowling5136

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Which caused Moses to make a 2nd set of tablets.

@patriciachadwick5658

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My daily dose of Rabbi Manis Friedman is such a tonic. Thank you,, sir 🙏

@chantelanbrocio3267

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Yes I've heard alot about the bull on wall street... and would be surprised that people worship it still.

@chantelanbrocio3267

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I was just thinking why moses got so mad and broke the commandments in stead of stopping and thanking...to destroy the bull and then show them why he did based on what was commanded because at that point they didnt know, but hey what was done was done and written, but of course moses was probably so mad he didnt think before his actions not saying he was wrong cuz everything happens the way it needs to.

It is the challenge of the beinoni!

@nomorecensoringme

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It's the 'challenge' of everyone.

What is the purpose of Judaism?

🐣Hatched,not born🌱👑🐬 According to multiple teachers of Higher Love instruction.

@nomorecensoringme

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They can enjoy that idea. I don't.

What about the rest of Israel? Judah was only one tribe of 12. Mt. Sinai was in the presence of all the tribes not just for Judah. Ephrayim (the Northern Kingdom) what about them?! The prophets spoke of this…Judah and Ephrayim coming back together again after over 2,700 years of being dispersed to the nations is the time for this close? SHEMA Ephrayim and Teshuvah! Thank Adonai for the faithfulness of Judah (Hosea).

This is Mount Tur in Sinai, or the Mountain of Moses where the Torah was revealed to Moses. It is mentioned in 12 ayahs in the Qur'an (in Surah Al-Baqara: ayahs 63, 93, An-Nisa': 154, Al-A'raaf: 143, 171, Maryam: 52, Ta Ha: 80, Al-Mu'minun: 20, Al-Qasas: 29, 46, At-Tur: 1 and At-Tin: 2).

How can so many brilliant religious leaders be so blind to their own logical fallacies? If we accept "God spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai" simply because someone said so, should we not also believe everything else that every other religion says? But of course we can't, because they contradict each other. Why not accept that Mohammed flew to heaven on a winged horse just because a book said so? Why not accept animism? Or golden calf worship? I'm sure someone said something to make that a thing that people did.

It was a sign from God The first holly place Where jews can practice A synagogue.

Wouldn't be awesome to read the story of Esther. Just to think think you might be the Enchantment of Esther. I used to think that when I was little girl. But I was a silly child. Anyways we're talkin about the Torah. awesome though nevermind😢

@nomorecensoringme

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We read Esther on Purim. It's a nice thing to aspire to be like Esther. Not silly at all.

Where are the ten commandments tablets now?

@nomorecensoringme

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Interesting question. My inquiring mind looked it up on the net. It appears that one of the tablets was unearthed in Israel in 1913.

@paulmendoza9736

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@@nomorecensoringme This is not an original (original, meaning the the second set, because Moses destroyed the first), which is what I think paulklemer was asking about. If you think it's an original, why does it say one should worship on the sacred mountain of Mount Gerizim, near Nablus? Why is it 115 pounds (Moses would have to be super buff to carry that up and down a mountain, I mean God could have strengthened him to do it, but it just seems like its not an original - THE AUTHOR RETRACTS THIS STATEMENT ON WEIGHT BEING AN ISSUE, SEE BELOW). A news article I found on it said that it likely adorned a Samaritan synagogue.

@the2ndcoming135

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@@paulmendoza9736 Moses was allegedly as strong as a fully grown bull. He’s often depicted as a ripped old man in the art world. So, there’s that strength to walk up and down mountains with stone tablets. He apparently got tired from raising his hands during a war, also. Suggesting his strength was connected to his and the Israelites faith.

@paulmendoza9736

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@@the2ndcoming135 Moses had to be ripped. There was so much weight on his shoulders. Moses is an extremely important figure, the plagues in Egypt, the glory on the mountain and in the tabernacle, and the wisdom of the law itself all testify that God indeed spoke to him. He wrote the law, saying frogs and locus decimated the Egyptians. If that didn't happen, the people would have gone back to Egypt, citing him as crazy. He went up a mountain, claiming to talk to God, when the mountain shock and struck fear into the hearts of the people (he didn't hide mystical tablets in a hat - cough - Joseph Smith), all the people saw it. Everyone was like, yup, that looks like God, a terrifying figure. So much support for the person of Moses, an original G, so...when you say he could be as strong as a fully grown bull...okay, I buy it.

@the2ndcoming135

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@@paulmendoza9736 it’s common sense that physical fortitude is necessary in order to face an all powerful being. Moses didn’t necessarily have to be super buffed. But, he probably was in peak physical condition however it may have looked. I just know he’s often depicted with the body of a superhero in the art world.

“things” of purpose and a whisper unwritten to complete

There’s no reason to doubt an event you weren’t present for? If you apply this logic to any other thing in life you’d be a fool. By that logic, if I told you my great grandfather was Godzilla, you’d have no reason to doubt me. This seems to be some pretty shallow logic.

People must seriously start thinking about the ' LORD' and who he actually is..because Moses was a murderer

I can't believe that in a video published this week somewhere esle about Hitler you said "you have to deserve to go to hell" because later you'll go to heaven. Is it that comfort for people in real really struggle? Or is it a statement meant for an audience of some dystopian "comunist" tyrant new social order.

Rabbi does the Jewish Religion believe the righteous who have died will resurrect and live forever on earth.

He is claiming that Moses was telling lies!!!😂

"Half of the fifth book is about the Jewish people"? Why, how, and in what way is the other half NOT about the Jewish people?

@nomorecensoringme

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G-d created the Torah, so He'd be the One to ask why.

U can't fit the universe into a tiny limited brain.. Humans are very limited.we don't hv eagle's eye .it can see a mouse 5 kilometres away. Lion roar can be heard 5 kilometres away.birds fly across oceans n continents nonstop..we hv to accept our shortcomings n surrender to our Almighty 🙏🙏🙏

@nomorecensoringme

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You want to be 'limited' fine. We can "know" G-d as much as we can, and more of we wanted to learn more. By saying that G-d created creatures with skills that surpass ours doesn't negate the incredible mental capacity He gave us which we use to its fullest or not. We all choose.

What if you're not Jewish then what can your children read

@nomorecensoringme

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The Torah was given to Jews for the purpose of sharing knowledge of G-d with the world. Everyone can read it. Children read it. It's studied by children. Of course most of it requires extra explanation, since adults have a hard time with it. That's where study with someone learned in it is recommended for all of us. Did you see the Virtual Torah Rabbi Friedman posted? It's terrific. Has a puppet that he speaks with the rabbi about the Ten Commandments. At least that's the first one I've seen so far.

The first books of the Bible is not about Jewish people. They where Hebrews and later Israelites. The Jewish people come from the tribe of Judah. That is only one tribe. What happened to the others?

Thank you no it doesn't make me proud

To understand mt Sinai you need to study The Anunnaki. They created us and some of the religions

More me in the monitor.

Very secular, very Jewish.

Why is it not a legitimate reason for a god not to write on a stone, have we ever seen god writing ? I can say I don’t believe you

HHmmm god said release my people... a selective god... you are good enough to be my slave but others don't...what god reigns only over a few??? A joker??

@djo-dji6018

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Only fools judge God according to their personal preferences and personal moral values. Study the Bible seriously, don't be a fool.

@NIF18

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Even the king has his own children

@dwoopie

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@@djo-dji6018 the bible is so full lies... don't believe in satanism but believe the real god... the god before eden... the god who created the universe in a flash... not the god who takes 6 days for 1 planet...what for faker is that... god doesn't need your stupid bible and beliefs... god is life... the devil is lifeless...like your church buildings,like your houses,like society...all build by (EGO) the snake in the garden of eden, you live in the devils world but crying to god??? HAHAHAHA

@dwoopie

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@@NIF18 we are gods children ALL humans not just jezus... you were already eternal before you were born...you are spirit...eternal spirit by nature... humanity is a jacket...

@nomorecensoringme

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You're using a smattering of what you've been taught or heard to bash G-d, G-d forbid. Question Him, sure. No need to be disrespectful. Especially when you don't have the facts. G-d chose the Jews to be a light to the nations, to teach everyone about Him. Isn't that the way it's done, even in business? You have a new process. Instead of teaching everyone at once, you teach a few, who teach others. Maybe in you'd house you do the same. The older kids teach the younger ones some things. Same principle. Why then does G-d choosing Jews offend you? We don't get special treatment, quite the opposite. We're "held to a higher standard" as the saying goes. You want to be as well, become a Jew.

At the burning bush an ANGEL spoke to Moses.. The rest is Joooisshz fabel.

Servitude/slavery/subjugation is the hall mark of moshe's God. Not acceptable

Rabbi you are talking rubbish

Since the day I fell, I have been focused on searching for the place of origins of all my pains and sufferings. My target and point of origins for all my pains and sufferings has always been focused on the Temple Mount, strange but true. "He" or "They" are waiting for me to show up. Just letting you know the facts about the disputes and grievances from the Dark Cubes and Light Cubes Communities😎🤘👁🌞♠◼◻☑🕎✡🩸☘🔥🎃✝.

@nomorecensoringme

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Don't know what those 'communities' are or mean. 'Origins of pains'? Hmmm. Don't know why you'd want to focus on that. Think outward and you won't notice any 'pains'.