The Mezuzah is a beautiful tradition. I am not of the Jewish faith, but as a Christian, I decided to adopt the Mezuzah for my home's doorways. It may not be kosher but I think God will understand.
Writing as an Am Haaretz, I find it sad that the question is even asked. The Janitor, the Goy, picked up the mezuzah up off of the floor, a kiddish HaShem if there ever was one. He knew the mezuzah had to be put back and he put it back himself instead of taking one of the yeshiva buchers away from their studies. He honors HaShem and you basically tell him that he isn't worthy of honoring HaShem. You call him a goy but yet you don't seem to understand how poorly you treated him in light of the numerous commandments in the Torah to treat the Goy (you called him a goy, the same word the Torah uses regardless of how else it is understood) properly. Do you question the widow and orphan in a similar way (since they are often mentioned along side the goy for proper treatment)? Maybe instead of spending valuable time on this you should have spent your time doing some good in this world as the janitor, whose worth you question, did. Have a nice day, Zadek.
No, I think the question is whether a Jew, who is obligated to fulfill the mitzvah, actually fulfills the mitzvah if a Gentile, who is not obligated, does it in his stead. It's a legitimate question.
A excellent video on the mezuzah back in new york city in jewish Apartments and homes all had mezuzahs on doors when you moved out you leave the mezuzah and put a new one on your next home ✡️💯
An actual mezuzah is not worn. A mezuzah goes on the doorway, and contains hand inscribed scrolls containing the Holy Name. One should not bring the Holy Name into a toilet, so a mezuzah with an actual scroll should NEVER be worn
@@Y1836Y The Jews are identified by international scholarship and dictionaries as an ethno-religious group. It's not just a religion. That's why Rabbis say that if you become a Noahide you join the Jewish faith. If you convert in Judaism fully, the tell you, welcome to the nation.
@@Grmario85I have a question so a noahide is like a non Jew who is religiously Jewish ? Can they pray using a Tefillin or a tallit or you have to completely convert to do all of that.
Failing to attach said mezuzot effectively is the real infraction here. I hope people realise you are representing a fanatical version of Judaism and do not represent Klal Israel.
My YDNA said I am Sephardic Jewish Turkic (RM269 PF6517). With Ashkanazi markers, etc. I need Mezuzah and pronounce Shema Israel in front of witnesses? The Italian nobility family, I belong to, has Jewish roots but converted to Roman Catholic.
@@theonlymeaning Correction: We are not Jewish directly. Our YDNA goes back, directly, to King Minos of Crete from the Knossos Palace. King Minos was exiled to Europa's residence in the Fortress/Palace of Tyre in Lebanon (1,900 B.C.). King Minos line later includes King Hasdrubal the first (530 B.C) of Carthage. His ancestor helped Queen Elissa of Tyre to build Carthage in modern day Tunisia. King Minos' mother is Europa, she also had blonde hair but I think she had blue eyes. King Minos had blonde hair and grey eyes (My YDNA results indicates these features and it details the features of my ancestors - RM269 PF6517). The Jewish relatives are from females carrying Jewish ancestry, it is not direct. King Minos and his line later were Bull worshippers and Baal worshippers and most likely mixed with the Phoenicians population (as my YDNA line report indicates). Ok, the Jewish relatives are children of Aaron (Moses' brother which means Moses' father and Khazarian royals of southern Russia. The later connection is through the Hungarian and Kievan Rus Royal relatives who came over to the Venice Kingdom.. One DNA connection includes Attila the Hun which is mixed with the Royal Arpad family of Hungary and this mix includes Khazarian royal connections with Central Asian royals and nobility houses of the past all the way to China's Royal dynasties. The Aaron family tree is the Cohen family most likely occured in the middle ages during the reign of our cousins - Plantagenet dynasty (where we get the red rose on our coat of arms - Lancaster faction). My Gerardi is Gerardi - Minos' line not to get confused with many other Gerardi nobility families not sharing the same YDNA and later families connections (we may have intermarried with another "Gerardi" family from Eastern Turkey region?). Our near cousins from the Carthage era is the children of Hannibal - Visconti Sforza family members. They ruled parts of Italy in the past, we have intermarried with them more often (as my YDNA line report indicates). Now, just recent, most likely in the Naples kingdom era, we have ties to the Rothschild cadet branch. Most likely a connection in the 1800's or earlier? My YDNA line is ancient Greek Bull worshippers that goes through parts of Turkey where a more ancient kingdom existed. There is a genetic connection to Pharaoh Ramses the third but it may be through a Nobility family in England/Scotland are during Catholic Plantagenet era or an earlier ancient connection where King Minos' exiled children assisted the Pharaoh Ramses the third. I was born Catholic in Panama, so I am good. 👍 There are other ancient Akkadian DNA connections but that could be a Napoleon Bonaparte family connection? This could be an ancestor of King Minos' who married an Akkadian princess before the building of the Knossos Palace in Crete or Napoleon Bonaparte family tree. The Gerardi-Minos Nobility family has DNA connections to many ancient Royal, Carthage , Roman, and modern Royal families.
He’s saying Shalom alechem, however he has a Yiddish accent so it sounds like Arabic. Both languages along with Aramaic are Semitic languages so many words sound similar and have the same or similar meanings.
Shalom i am from India in my city there is no kosher Mizuzah in the market shops so can I download from internet and print it and than put at my home door . I am a Muslim from India can I put this Mizuzah at my door post.please reply me Sir thank you
The mezuzot are the DOOR POSTS and that word appears in exodus 12:22 "ve el shetei hamezuzot" - " and strike the lintel andTHE TWO SIDE POSTS with the blood " ...the mezuzot is NOT the little box that jewish tradition uses, so it is not that relevant to discuss who has the RIGHT to use it. IT is only TRADITION not commandment of God.
I am a beliver in Jesus christ, who found one in a box from good will store. I did not know what what prayer was inscribed folded within. Looked on RU-vid and was enlighten by your knowledge. Since Christ was Jew, i do not think it would offend him if i nail it on my right door post. Please reply.
You believe in the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob! You also believe in the historical person Jeshua of Nazareth. Btw, "Christ" is a title which means Messiah.
Ignorance is arrogance, not a cousin here. If you're not a Jew you don't it. You don't need to. Sounds like you don't want to either. Fine, not necessary. We have to get it. Mitzvahs G-d gave us.
The word states to put up in every post and entrance so there's that. Now the tilting, and only placing on the right side is doctrines of men and going overboard.
On every door is overkill.Just the front and rear doorpost is fine.To stop the angel of death it was only necessary to paint blood on the front doorpost not all door posts.Its fine to use 3M double sided tape to secure your Mezuzah as that is actually stronger then nails.על כל דלת יש יתר על המידה. רק העמוד הקדמי והאחורי בסדר. כדי לעצור את מלאך המוות היה צורך רק לצבוע דם על עמוד הדלת הקדמי, לא על כל עמודי הדלת. זה בסדר להשתמש בסרט דו צדדי 3M כדי להבטיח את המזוזה שלך.
You are conflating blood of the paachal lamb with mitzvah of mezuzah. Mezuzah is a reminder of the laws and for one to temper their behaviours. It is not to ward off calamity I concur about the excess though. Doors which you use to exit suffice
Micwot are when human put mezuza in their Life - dor of heart - to change their existence. If it compare with putting mezuza in door it's could be truth.
The Torah was given by G-d to Moshe, to Jews. That's a fact whether you like it or not. G-d told us all about Himself to share with the world. Fact whether you like it or not.
Hmmm, Moses was from the tribe of Judah? I didn't know that. Maybe Abraham was the son of his great-grandson Judah as well. And maybe Moses' Midianite wife and father-in-law were Jewish--which would mean even his kids would be Jewish...there seem to be a lot more Jews around than I first realized @@Y1836Y
So the all powerful, all knowing, all good merciful etc. God is looking down on us ready to grade this test to see if we truly understand all the rules. Is it possible that all the time spent learning the rules taking care not to break one, having discussions over it and possibly taking even more time to correct a problem would have been better spent helping our fellow man. I am not saying we need to spend every waking moment helping others, just spending even half the time praying and ritualizing ( not speaking of just Jews) helping others that God might be just as pleased.
I'm not a Christian and I'm not a Jew but I practice Judaism. I have mezuzah on my doors because God commanded it. Jews don't get to dictate who follows the word of God. Do your job as described in Isaiah 42:6 and Isaiah 49:6. Teach the "Goi" as God commanded you to do. Stop with the Yiddish, adding Eastern European language with Hebrew. Are you speaking a pure tongue? There is no Swetzvega in biblical Hebrew.
It is sad to see so many books but so little knowledge. The mission of Jews is to be a light to the world Thus whilst it is not an obligation for non Jewish people to affix a mezuzah there is no problem if they do so correctly. Again for the geriim to do so well it is for the Jewish people to demonstrate. Do some really understand the Torah and why it repeatedly says for you were strangers in a strange land. And that the law is for all
@@kaycarter1540 What sad is that somebodies life is so miserable that they have to come to youtube to criticize what a complete stranger is doing. If I choose to live by the laws of God that's none of your business, and I think you should go find you some. How do you properly affix a mezuzah? It's not told how to do it in the bible. The way it's hung was debated by Rashi and his grandson. They decided on how to hang it. I don't know the strangers in a strange land might just be referring to them always being exiled from Israel.
@@jamescummings6703 why the angst? I am perplexed how you arrived at such a conclusion. Blinded with rage you missed my point. I was supporting you and the points you make. My point is, it is fine for someone to want to affix mezuzah if they are not Jewish (we leave to it to the True Determiner). The fact they want to do so is an indication they have understanding and seek HaShem and his guidance. You have clearly misunderstood what i wrote. HaShem is for all mankind and those who know should embrace Those who seek him. And the point about the strangers being repeated is that Torah teaches Jewish people to learn from the harsh treatment in Egypt and to welcome others. This brings us back to the mezuzah a reminder of these wonderful laws and to keep them. Watch the video again & note the copious amount of books. Go well שלום
@@jamescummings6703 ha ha ha dont make me feel sheepish too. I am pleased to hear that you follow Torah and affix Mezuzah too. I also agree Rashi's ideas are just an opinion. What is more important is intention and it is only HaShem that can know what is in our hearts. I concede reading back i can see how what i wrote could have been construed another way. So i aplogise for my poor writing May your life be full of HaShem's blessings and peace !!!!!
I believe that Gentiles are Gentiles and Jews are Jews. The traditions of Judaism extend only to Jews and not Gentiles. That said, every human carries god in his or her heart and your deal with god is between you and him. Christians respect their links to Israel, but the sentiment may not be reciprocated.
Ahhh yes what comes out of a man ....thee intentions of good is worthy of humility/.. Hashem will be pleased for a willing heart ....shalou Shalom World El Messias h'agana Bāsar m'yushan El Adoniah Ye'shua Echad.....
Hello, 🐦 God the Father loves you so much that He sent Holy and Sinless Jesus Christ(His Holy Son) to earth to be born of a virgin.Then, He grew up and died on a cross for our sins. He was in the tomb for 3 days, then Father God raised Jesus Christ (Y'shua) to Life! He appeared to people and went back to Heaven. We must receive Jesus Christ sincerely to be God's child John 1:12. "But as many as received Him, to them He gave power to become the sons of God, even to them that BELIEVE on HIS name." That is great news! Will you sincerely receive Holy, Lord Jesus into your life today?
Nihilism is the real nonsense! The complexity of creation itself demands faith in its divine intervention. As a great Jew once said, "My wonder of God is my wonder of the Universe."-Albert Einstein "Split a piece of wood and you will find me. Overturn a moss covered stone and I am there." Fortunately like Eric I rely on the grace of the blood on Calvary. I daily pray to the Son, Holy Mother and Spirit to help me keep the seven laws of Moses but more importantly love the Father above all else and my neighbor as myself. By doing this things it's impossible to break the laws. It's also impossible to always love God above all and to treat a terrible neighbor as an equal. I repent and try again. I also believe Yeshua was the only begotten Son of Elohim or El Shaddai for me and by believing in Him and faithly attempting to follow His two commands I will find eternal salvation. The only way to the Father is through the Son. I also have great respect for Jewish ✡️ tradition. My Savior is a Jew. "Woe to the spirit that relies on the flesh and woe to the flesh that relies on the spirit." Peace, good health and prosperity be upon all who read these words. In the name of Christ. Amen.
