David and Batsheva: A Mystical Love Story 

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Well to be honest you seem to have failed to understand christianity, it's not a path of enlightenment it's the only way for salvation and it is through the LORD JESUS CHRIST SON OF GOD and ALMIGHTY SAVIOUR the Real GOD is our GOD JESUS CHRIST the GOOD GOD of Abraham, ELOHIM may all GLORY, praises and thankfulness be to GOD our Almighty King and CREATOR. 🙏 🙌🙌🙌

@@madibahlawan5973 Thank you for your compassionate attempt!

@@alecrim888 thank you for your understanding urgent comment, I hope you will read the Word of God, the BIBLE and pray for the father in Jesus mighty name to open your eyes for understanding and meditate upon the teachings and the reality of the truth which is the Lord JESUS CHRIST for my GOD is the only real truth, way and life. All other things are idols, philosophies and man made illusions and devil induced confusions. Believe me I've been through alot of teachings and mystical doctirnes but the only truth was Jesus christ. The only way to the Kingdom of Heaven is through Jesus christ for he was born by the Holy Spirit of the LORD unlike us people for he manifested as GOD in flesh to become a sacrfice for our sins and from from our first human sin which we inheritted since the times of Adam and the fall. Because just as Moses lifted the snake on the rod in the wilderness people are to be raised in Jesus christ so believers would not perish in damnation but recieve eternal life instead! Because GOD so much Loved the world that he gave his only son our LORD and Saviour JESUS CHRIST so the people who believed would not suffer eternal damnation but instead to receive eternal life. JESUS christ is our saviour and we were saved by GRACE 🙏 I Hope you understand and I pray for GOD to guide you on the path in Jesus mighty name. 🙏

If you're listening to Rabbi Efraim you will learn intellectual and eloquently that jc was a false messiah and others made him into something he is not. Keep learning Torah with orthodox rabbis and become free from false teachings. ​@@madibahlawan5973

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Appreciate the feedback, thank you Irma!

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Thank you for the blessing and for getting the book!

@@EfraimPalvanov with pleasure.the two books garments of light have arriived and i will start reading and learning them this Shabbat שבת שלום ומבורך אני מצפה לראות עוד שיעורים רבים מתוך עונג רב

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The prophet Nathan told David the story about a rich man having many flocks and herds, who took another man's only cherished ewe lamb. David himself declared that the man who took the ewe lamb was worthy of death. Nathan the prophet declared that David was as that man, and that he had done evil in the sight of The LORD. I have thought about David's sin, how it had it's own particular weighty grievousness to it. Uriah was an extremely faithful, selfless, and valiant warrior, under his command. Uriah had demonstrated his integrity to his fellow soldiers by not even sleeping with his beautiful wife, in honor of those he knew were at that same time suffering through the hardships of battle, and even possibly dying. David displayed the exact opposite mentality. He had slept with the Uriah his faithful soldier's wife, while Uriah was suffering the hardships, and even possible death from battle, as a soldier with tremendous loyalty to his King. Uriah was even named among King David's 37 most mighty men. It was David's duty to have his back. He violated his sacred trust to him. He killed Uriah through his faithfulness to him, while he dutifully went to the worst part of the battle, basically obeying and giving up his life for his God, his King, and Israel. He was a Hittite, but for some reason his allegiance had been with Isreal. The depth of King David's sin goes beyond adultry and murder. It was a violation of one of the deepest trusts and duties a man could have. It is hard for me to put into words the betrayal it encompassed. David's forgiveness, in that he remained king, and in God's favor, dispite there being horrible negative consequences that sprang from it, was a picture of the sure mercies of David, promised to him by The LORD, played out. It showed forth how unbreakable those mercies truly were.

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Thanks! Yes, it's already on the to-do list, stay tuned.

Don Yitzchak Abarbenal agrees with you.

Thank you, glad you like the shiurim. The halakhah, as ruled by Rav Ovadia Yosef and other poskim, is that decorative crosses are fine. In fact, there is a famous story of Rav Ovadia receiving an award from the Spanish crown that had a prominent cross on it. He accepted the award and kept it in his home. He ruled that it is permissible because it has no religious significance and is simply decorative. (Similar to how a person might have his country's coat of arms or flag - which often have crosses - on a passport or birth certificate, or a diploma with a crest on it.) Plus, many poskim explain that the cross is not considered a bona fide idolatrous image, since the cross itself isn't worshipped, but is only symbolic. If Rav Ovadia can accept a decorative cross of Christian origins, how much more so (kal v'homer) in this case where it is a picture of Batsheva, who lived 1000 years before any notion of a "Christian" cross! It is simply decorative, and there is no issue with it. You can also read more about the halakhah in the following link and even see pictures of chief rabbis wearing decorative crosses and cruciform medallions: judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/67299/wearing-cruciform-orders Please share this with your friend as well. Best wishes!

@@EfraimPalvanov Todah, Rabbi. I have reposted with your response. Shavua tov!

King David having 18 wives was his JOB AS KING to spread the royal bloodline amongst the tribes.

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I agree that it could very well be another allusion to Creation :) Yes we are in Toronto. Send me an email and I can give you the details.

@@EfraimPalvanov awesome! I wrote that comment a little early, as you did mention about her being daughter of 7 but not specifically of creation. Email sent! Shabbat Shalom and thank you so much for your super fantastic classes!!

Thought the same thing, probably AI generated

Yes, that's AI for you, unfortunately. I only noticed it at the end and it was too late to change. In any case, David and Batsheva lived a millennium before Christianity arose so crosses wouldn't have meant anything in their time and were probably used ornamentally. (Actually, if you look up ancient Hebrew script, the symbol for the letter Tav was a cross!)

@@EfraimPalvanov Thank you Efraim...it is just for me as a former christian for 45 years i have a problem with a cross because of all the lies i have been told...if i see a cross i see jc and it makes me sick🙈 to think i "drank" his blood and "ate" his body😟...14 years free from that garbage...Baruch HaShem👏🇮🇱👏

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Can you explain clearer