Jews don't believe in Heaven & Hell: Rabbi Yaakov Cohen 

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No simply stated oddly

Basically you believe in it because it makes you feel the most confortable.

@@Jeremy-sj3pr exactly 🤦‍♀️

@@Jeremy-sj3pr no, just kinda makes sense that god isn’t evil and would torture people for all eternity. Rather he would be merciful and loving. That’s the Hashem I know.

@@theflipper404 whatever helps you sleep at night

@@Jeremy-sj3pr Guess you sleep good at night knowing you and everyone you know might suffer in hell for all eternity.

they like don't want to admit it it is kind of weird

funnily enough god/universe/whatever coincidence made me 2x medical malpractice victim while having to live with hellish parents (bible teaches to respecet parents, yeah right go check how many parents mentally abuse their kids and kids are supposed to respect them!? really!? for what? for that to continue and forward it to their kids!? so basically I was before my departure to USA in 2017 for a chance of finding peace and few weeks before that I got hormonal injection from evil bitch doctor that I didnnt need!? then 6 months later I lost emotions (radiation incident at dental office to my brain) and I lost energy and fight or flight instinct by injection by evil bitch doctor in east europe. I wasn't always good, some called me arrogant (for speaking my mind that always had good intetions btw, but east europe is primitive region so people here don't get it), but I always wanted things to be improved, people get better, and good for nature and health in general and wellbeing and I got 2 devastating malpractice horrors that I live 24/7 since 2017. what the hell did I do to deserve this crap, and what the hell other innocent people did who die for nothing, are suffering for stupidity of others and negligence. where is the god? well....in the book maybe.

​@XvX XvX my man these religions are all made up by scholars and as spiritual, logical, rational, they are still archaic and I can tell you examples that those religions are man made. I believe in power of creation of the earth and universe but no current man made religion. and I can say that because I have nothing else to lose when I lost my health. anyhow, the only religion for you and me in my opinioin is justice. go analyze root cause of your health damage and make people responsible. in my case it was doctor who is fully responsible yet I didnt sue her yet, but will or I will bring the pharmaceutical company to the international court despite I may not be elligible. meaning, we have to fight for what's right and we have to fight for justice. we also have to admit our mistakes, for example I was at the doctor and I trusted her despite it was very little timeframe and I didnt have time to learn about drug, so it was my mistake to trust her and not be more careful, but still she was a doctor not me. also, we have to analyze the cause why I was at the doctor, well I had pinched nerve in my neck and I was eager to train in the gym, so I was impatient and not careful to wear warmer clothes for my neck (example) so I made mistakes too. my advice for you: analyze root cause of things and go with unbiased justice and by that I mean we have to admit also our mistakes, but at the same time others should be taken responsibility.

You can call it sadism.

But does it mean that even "Hitler's" soul will achieve salvation ?

load of crap

@ONLINE INTELECTUAL ok

Ya, enlightening that this guy (I won’t say Rabbi) is a Rasha…or perhaps an Erev Rav

You know these people(jews and atheist and even some christians) wanna take everything easy or they just want that there will be no hell or they will love if there were no hell but that's what their minds and desires want and its far from the reality. But allah s.w said in his noble book أَرَأَيْتَ مَنِ اتَّخَذَ إِلَٰهَهُ هَوَاهُ أَفَأَنتَ تَكُونُ عَلَيْهِ وَكِيلًا?

omar ahmed - the Gospel says: Matthew 10:28- *And you should not be afraid of those killing the body but not being able to kill the soul. Indeed rather you should fear the One being able to destroy both soul and body in Gehenna.*

God reconciles all things. Funny how Christian's hate the truths based on the religion they reformed, concepts that probably even Christ would have known and taught being a Jew himself and all.

@@nolives except that line was supposedly from Yeshua's own lips...

@@braggsean1026 that guy... yea... you do know he is only really a thing in one religion. 🙄

ho disperatilor yes. Pretty much that's the closest you get. The concept of heaven and hell is a much more tangible definition than what the followers of Judaism believe.

Except catholic purgatory is more exclusive. Really created and accepted when augustine was pressed on when unbaptized dead babies go after his first statement they go to hell.

Yeah, but unlike purgatory, no prayer of people alive can intervene and you won't pay money on the Church, lols. it's you and the Creator. Much more sensible than Christians hell.

Read book of acts 11:26 ! The word catholic is not in the Bible !

The purging of the solar chakra..rev 2..ech energy point within the body like a menora as Christ stands in the center.when the eye is single the whole body shall be full of light 🍷✨🕊️🥖🥛🎼🎵💚🕊️✨

Megan Lowry i'm not Jewish ether, but from what i understand, saying kaddish for the dead helps guide them to the light faster but in the end only God knows when their ready

Sako Gekchyan Thank you. I am giving some thought to learning the Kaddish in Hebrew. The only people I ever really loved have passed through the veil and it would bring me great comfort to do something in their behalf.

I want to learn it as well, I have also lost a lot of people and it would be an appropriate active service to them. God's mercy is unending and he extends it to all who will receive it. Those who believe in eternal damnation are spiritually dead in their hearts because they lack true compassion and empathy for their fellow man. God sees what we don't see, it's easy for us to judge because we do not know men's hearts, but the Lord of the universe knows more about us then you can we do. There is nothing that can be Hidden from him. Most Christians have a hard time excepting that someone like that off Hitler could find salvation because all they see is what they want to see. God sees the whole picture and judges us accordingly.

Megan Lowry Not all Jews believe what this Rabbi is teaching. This is not an Orthodox teaching, this is a very,very reform teaching. Hell in the Talmud is describe as a place of extreme torment and they give many examples. Please see here www.jewfaq.org/olamhaba.htm

More of this ego-based fundamentalist crap, "don't worry about others, save yourself!" Any father that would condemn any of his children to eat ternal torment simply for not believing the right thing is the universe is most sadistic bastard. Fortunately I don't believe that this is how God is that, if he was, I would happily go to hell rather than be with that monster. Your fear mongering is unimpressive, it won't work on him or me.

Ro Bus no, it is distinct from purgatory; which in terms of the Jewish tradition is called the Khafakhala ( my spelling may be off) and it is for those who lack even enough merit for Gehennom.

It's similar but it's not the same, and also, where do you think Catholics borrowed the idea from?

THIS PERSON IS THE LOST SHEEP FROM THE TENT OF ABRAHAM

The term purgatory is often misunderstood and mixed up with hell. I am myself not catholic, but if I have understood it correctly catholics believe that they who are saved by Christ, must go through a spiritual cleansing, that is what´s called purgatory, before full bliss/ full taking part in the full/ complete kingdom of God. So purgatory has not with hell to do.

But eternal damnation doesn't exist in Judaism??

great point

He already explained that - rewatch l

@@notbaltic280ok again, no explanation on those who die doing bad.

Tony Lohi So in other words, black magic? Believing in mysticism is against God and it seems this mostly stems from Zionist Hasidic Jews. Am I correct? Please answer.

you are incorrect. Kabbalah and Chassidism is not black magic. G-d is not against mysticism, mysticism is the understanding of the upper world and spiritual dimensions and how they interact and connect with our world. G-d is against the selfish manipulation of our natural world using impure mysticism or magic. There is pure and impure mystical practices.

Sounds like you have a bias.

@@Justagirlsays can you support this anywhere in the bible?

Do you know that in Jewish traditions they have Oral and written even in Torrah? one part of that is the one written by Moses. The other are Oral traditions they carried.

Is it in the Torah?

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Who is hashem

@@snjdhzhzdjsjx4408 god

To serve G-d. If you serve him reward for eternity, If you don't the consequence can also last for eternity, One of the sins a non jew can do to lose his share of the world to come is sin with their body(wasting semen,adultry and illicit relations) ,(gemara rosh hashanah page 16b-17a)

@@factmachine1860 100% facts

Angelus Solien awsome correct respond

Do not Jews believe in the Old Testament alone?

The is heaven. It's called gan eden.

Angelus Solien there is no contradiction when you understand that reincarnation is central to the teaching (although not publicly discussed). As such, those you mentioned came back over and over and are still among us today. Perhaps you saw one in the park this morning.

@@michaelserebreny454 reincarnation in torah ? 🤣🤣🤣

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exactly he has no source for this "Twelve MonTHs". But Isaiah 66:24 is used as a proof in the gemara for eternal gehinom.

nous allons au séjour des morts

There is no resurrection. Your soul goes to be with G-d when it's done being in your body. That's all. So what matters is what you do here and now, in this world and in this life, and doing the right things because they're right, not because you want some eternal prize in an afterlife.

@@salaltschul3604 Your spirit go to God true , but if you read the Torah it talk so much about the resurrection of the people of Israel and include others none Jew. You need to read and understand the word of God . Saying to be good do good work only , cause u think there is no resurrection your insulting God . You denied the word of God. And thinking we all just want a internal life , you wrong . It’s about being with God for ever. This is the best joy.

Refiners fire, the heathen shall learn righteousness, etc. I could go on but don't feel like it. Theres two for you.

Nowhere. It's in his satanic talmad though. You should checkout some of the other things that it teaches them. Pretty sick stuff.

@@lionbear7047 another dude that claims he knows the Talmud without even knowing even one chapter

that's called..the automatic systems of the brain, it creates many silly beliefs, like paranoia. as Daniel Kahneman wrote about this in his book... of 15 years of brain research (Thinking Fast and Slow), that that part of you is actually a villain in your mind, the effort systems of the brain... are what correct the ''random'' beliefs you make.. with your perception of the world. or some shit like that, check out the book and think for yourself.

Broken glass is a symbol of creation itself in Kabbalah. If you're looking for omens, this one was good.

There is an idea that the soul dies. I personally don't think it does but idk

That would mean god is not forgiving or merciful , I personally believe nothing is unforgivable to god

Fake 😅

@@blackswan5034 that doesn't mean it's not real if you didn't like what I said.

What is that mean?

@@ahmadfadhlibaharom8288 it’s a metaphor for repairing the soul

Don't stop at verse 2, read up to verse 6.

@@y.m.505 lost on him I'm afraid

Lol

yeah i guess, i know very little, when i die i just want to be with peace and be with my family

A place for a Second Chances after we die? So we can do bad things like stealing, robbing, killing, raping and all other bad things in this world, then we die, are we not to get any judgement or reckoning from the things we did in the world in front of God Who created you?

@@ahmadfadhlibaharom8288 no you can go straight to hell. What he is saying is that you can’t go with any stain to Eden. So even a small sin must be purified before entering

For what it's worth, the Catholic idea isn't one of '2nd chances', per se. At death comes the private judgement of the soul, which will either merit an eternity with God or without God. Purgatory is for those souls that do merit Heaven but still need to be cleansed, as the Rabbi teaches.

Rev. Stephen A. Cakouros A master chef does not recite the cookbook when serving food. You may eat or starve, the choice is yours.

Yes. But not in the way Christians do which is how most people picture it.

steven mendez Moses went to gehhenim for a short time for very few sins and then went to heaven

where is this in the scripture?

Well if you dont believe in God, part of your cleansing will be learning and accepting there IS a god-- and to get out of that miserable place you are in, you will have to do that, plus learn how to STOP loving and enjoying all the things that God decreed to be a sin. I mean if you ever want your eternity to improve, you have to do that.

just a small cleansing thank god i will not rot in hell

Made up nonsense to scare the guillible who cant think for themselves and realize that there are other religions,the bible took the myths of other much older religions just so they can use it to manipulate and brainwash people to play in into there agenda,hell just means death in hebrew not eternal torment.

Sooooo Hitler is in HELL being refined and will be in heaven . He’s waiting to see the light ?? Stalin and Mao who killed millions are not in a eternal hell ?????

@@mordecaiesther3591 I don't have a big problem with repentant tyrants (an omniscient God would know to judge their sincerity) eventually getting to heaven. What bothers me is that the apparent teaching seems to be that this process can take no longer than one year in the afterlife. Jews probably say to this that such a year would be correspondingly much more intensive. All in all, I hope they have it right. There would be no eternal torture for simply believing the wrong thing, either.

Does this answer things? Lessons From The Light Professor Ken Ring: Behind the question, there is usually the implication that some persons should be disqualified for this experience ‐‐ ra*ists, for example, or others who have led reprehensible lives. The answer I have heard several near‐death experiencers give to this question is unqualified: Everyone, they say, will come into this light. The Light is unconditional and plays no favourites. This reply invariably stirs an agitated response in some members of the audience, and someone will then play the trump card. "Even Hitler?," a voice will ask incredulously. I remember an answer that was given to this query by a near‐death experiencer who, as a child, had suffered severe se*ual and physical a*use from her father. When she found herself in the Light, she asked it telepathically, "Does everyone come here?" She was told, "yes." Then, she herself asked the very question that represents the limit for most people: "Even Hitler?" "Yes." And, then, pushing the Light even further, she found herself asking, "Even my father?" Again, "yes." These life reviews are seemingly always tempered by a kind of mercy that allows most of us to re‐experience our lives without teeth‐gnashing anguish and remorse. There is never any condemnation ‐‐ you are not judged. You are in the presence of a being who loves you unconditionally. You are treated with total compassion. You are already forgiven. You are only asked to look at your life, and to understand. The presence within the Light helps you through it with the greatest and most tender compassion and love and, even at times, humour. You are not being punished; you are being shown, so that you can learn. A man who had quite a hard time looking at his life during his review commented: "I feel strongly that the whole life review would have been emotionally destructive ... if it hadn't been for the fact that my friend [the being of light] and my friend's friends, while we watched the whole thing, were loving me. I could feel that love. Every time I got a little upset, they turned it off for awhile and they just loved me. Their love was tangible. You could feel it on your body, you could feel it inside of you; their love went right through you. The therapy was their love, because my life review just kept tearing me down. It was pitiful to watch, just pitiful ... it was nauseating. But through it all was their love."

Does this answer things? Lessons From The Light Professor Ken Ring: Behind the question, there is usually the implication that some persons should be disqualified for this experience ‐‐ ra*ists, for example, or others who have led reprehensible lives. The answer I have heard several near‐death experiencers give to this question is unqualified: Everyone, they say, will come into this light. The Light is unconditional and plays no favourites. This reply invariably stirs an agitated response in some members of the audience, and someone will then play the trump card. "Even Hitler?," a voice will ask incredulously. I remember an answer that was given to this query by a near‐death experiencer who, as a child, had suffered severe se*ual and physical a*use from her father. When she found herself in the Light, she asked it telepathically, "Does everyone come here?" She was told, "yes." Then, she herself asked the very question that represents the limit for most people: "Even Hitler?" "Yes." And, then, pushing the Light even further, she found herself asking, "Even my father?" Again, "yes." These life reviews are seemingly always tempered by a kind of mercy that allows most of us to re‐experience our lives without teeth‐gnashing anguish and remorse. There is never any condemnation ‐‐ you are not judged. You are in the presence of a being who loves you unconditionally. You are treated with total compassion. You are already forgiven. You are only asked to look at your life, and to understand. The presence within the Light helps you through it with the greatest and most tender compassion and love and, even at times, humour. You are not being punished; you are being shown, so that you can learn. A man who had quite a hard time looking at his life during his review commented: "I feel strongly that the whole life review would have been emotionally destructive ... if it hadn't been for the fact that my friend [the being of light] and my friend's friends, while we watched the whole thing, were loving me. I could feel that love. Every time I got a little upset, they turned it off for awhile and they just loved me. Their love was tangible. You could feel it on your body, you could feel it inside of you; their love went right through you. The therapy was their love, because my life review just kept tearing me down. It was pitiful to watch, just pitiful ... it was nauseating. But through it all was their love."

We are just little meat 🥓 toys for a cosmic divine monarch

and now your a lost Jew?

@@angelus5013 No. I only seek the Reality. The Truth is my god and my god is the Truth. No religion or formulation of confession from the lips will save you, only the truth.

@@kenosentity6455 So where do you get the truth when the fathers like Mosses and Abrahams promises from God are not being fulfilled by a Messiah r not in ur religion? Then your lost.

@@angelus5013 For as long as you have a teacher over you other than God himself, It will be extremely hard to know the Truth for yourself. Religion is made for those that would follow in ignorance and in this, it will filter the wheat from the chaff. I was once like you, thinking I needed religion, not knowing that God is not religion nor can he be found by emptily performing rituals without understanding them. I hope one day you come to see reality for what it is and turn away from fables and wishful imaginations. That you come to the truth. It is to be more accepted than found for it's mostly in plain sight. Your bible and the one you claim to worship are good, if only you could understand them brother.

@@kenosentity6455 For centuries the Jews had vainly endeavored to show wherein the promise of God given by Haggai, had been fulfilled; yet pride and unbelief blinded their minds to the true meaning of the prophet's words. The second temple was not honored with the cloud of Jehovah's glory, but with the living presence of One in whom dwelt the fullness of the Godhead bodily,-who was God himself manifest in the flesh. The “Desire of all nations” had indeed come to his temple when the Man of Nazareth taught and healed in the sacred courts. In the presence of Christ, and in this only, did the second temple exceed the first in glory. But Israel had put from her the proffered gift of Heaven. With the humble Teacher who had that day passed out from its golden gate, the glory had forever departed from the temple. Already were the Saviour's words fulfilled, “Your house is left unto you desolate.” [Matthew 23:38.]

Guess what His pleasure is? To reconcile all of his creation back to Himself to display His agape love and mercy.

So by your logic humans deserve infinite pain?

God reconciles all things back to Himself. I promise you God is not a monster who tortures people forever.

Demiurge Shadow so we will meet again ?

God is fake . I know its painful to lose a friend but it wont help if you creat stuff that doesn't exicist . Sorry for my english

Shalev Pollak its ok . everyone has an opinion .

God treats gentiles and jews differently at the end of times so theres a good chance I imagine

@A. B YOU CANT EVER ADD OR TAKE AWAY, AND YOU'RE REALLY IGNORANT

The 2 Hebrew D's inverted is FAR FROM SOME PENTAGRAM people have. Education stops stupidity

@Stay Woke TV you truly are a daub person, don't do that so much in public looks horrible.

star of remphan in torah 💀

The same thing

Here's the thing...even in christianity hell not a place where demoms hang out torturing people. Demons are not from hell. Demons actually exist in purgatory and the heavenly realms. The highest heavens are the abode of god, but the lower heavens are where the demons exist. Hell is a place reserved for the fallen angels and sinners. Nobody is there yet. They will only be cast into hell on the day of judgment. So there's only a couple explanations for these "christians" who claim to have gone to hell...either they're lying OR the bible is wrong.

Just cause someone has a bad acid trip that brings up dormant images in the brain implanted by cultural views of these concepts is not proof of anything.

You are concluding whether something is true or not based on personal experiences of individuals? If that’s how you measure truth, Why won’t you consider testimonies of spiritual experiences from other religious faiths? Buddhists claim experiences of past lives etc. IN FACT, there are more documented cases of past life regression than testimonies of hell. Yeah this is why religion is insanity.

Note that NEGATIVE EXPERIENCES ARE RANDOM. This has been researched and is known. Some even happen to small kids, a couple were 6 year olds. 3% reported a distressing or "hell"-like experience. Seven of these children had memories that included entering darkness. How many 6 year olds is your afterlife torturing? So don't try to categorize them into "good people" and "bad people" categories. Here: "Negative experiences further complicate matters, because they have NO DISCERNABLE RELATION to what kind of life a person has lived. In other words, being a good person is no guarantee that you won’t get into a terrible car accident and suddenly find yourself experiencing what feels, in a very real sense, hellish.” As Bush has seen, “What we think people deserve has nothing to do with whether they have a glorious experience or a terrible one. Saints have reported extremely disturbing NDEs, while felons have encountered bliss. Although people have sometimes wondered whether good people have pleasurable experiences and bad people have distressing ones, research has shown NO SUCH RELATIONSHIP between apparent life deeds and type of NDE. In spite of the findings of these prior studies, this erroneous stereotype persists. In addition, among people who have had multiple NDEs, some have had a pleasurable experience one time, and a distressing experience another, in no definite order. NO EVIDENCE supports the conventional assumption that “good” people get pleasant NDEs and “bad” people have distressing ones. The weakness I find is twofold: first, that people are so often crippled by their fear and guilt about a literal meaning of the NDE as they understand it (punishment, unworthiness, blame) that THEIR LIFE BECOMES DEFORMED. These kinds of experiences can be deeply traumatizing, enough so that reactions like those in PTSD may be commonplace. People who are in a distressed frame of mind at the time of their near-death episode and those who were raised to expect distress during death may be more prone to distressing NDEs. Into this scene comes Marilyn Mendoza, a Louisiana woman with a PhD in counseling and a curiosity about what it is like to die in prison. She also wondered if the deathbed visions of dying felons might be especially difficult. So far as anyone knows, deathbed visions differ from near-death experiences only in the fact that their experiencers don’t come back afterwards. Otherwise, the descriptions are virtually identical. Mendoza’s findings are therefore applicable to the study of near-death experiences and are reported in the latest issue of the IANDS newsletter. Her study population is housed at Angola, one of the most notorious of U.S. prisons. In her words, “Angola is a maximum security prison that has been called the bloodiest prison in America. It houses 5,000+ men whose crimes range from mu*der, ra*e, and armed robbery to drug offenses. The majority of men who come to Angola die there." “As is common with most people, the experiences the caretakers described were pleasant. The most frequently seen visions were of family members. Caretakers reported that the dying saw mothers, grandmothers, sons, fathers, and other family members. The dying spoke of people waiting for them and calling them to come home. The dying also spoke of angels, beautiful gardens, gates and the Light. The men stared at corners of the room, at the wall and the ceiling. They reached for and called out to the deceased they saw. In other words, the dying prisoners saw and experienced the same things as the general population." There is not a shred of evidence that good people get good experiences and bad people get bad experiences. The conviction that types of NDEs and deathbed visions are tied to moral qualities and behaviors simply does not hold up.

He never said it was fun. Quite the opposite. Did your bias make you temporarily unable to comprehend what he was saying.

@@nolives stfu😂😂 he said it was like a washing machine process. It's not...

not true Christianity.