The title of this video is misleading. You told us nothing of what is written in the Talmud. The vagueness in this video is odd and suggests there's something to hide. Not one example of an actual passage for us to gain some understanding of the culture.
Talmud is studied for one's entire lifetime. How can one put Talmud into a 7-minute video? As for "something to hide," this is your own prejudice speaking. It's your problem.
@Kurtlane I didn't ask for the entire book. The title suggests that there would be SOMETHING from the Talmud. I've watched videos that actually show what's written in it. They managed to do it in videos that ranged in length and from different channels from different perspectives. It's not difficult to put a passage or some form of context into a video. Obviously, those videos don't show the entire book (only a moron would even consider that as a possibility) because that would be like putting the entire Bible or Quran or an Encyclopedia into a video, but they managed to show passages, explain history, etc. This person clearly used the title for click bait, knowing that people are interested in knowledge and information, and they provided nothing at all. I don't think judging something based on what's presented is considered 'prejudice', but if you say so. Click bait titles are akin to lying. This person is a liar. It's not just misleading...it's a straight-up lie. Nothing was "unpacked."
@@tstyleartistry , it does explain the basic division into Mishnah and Gemara. Beyond that, quoting any passage runs the danger of people mistaking that particular passage for the main message of the book. Why this passage, and not any other? The Bible and the Koran are much smaller than the Talmud. Moreover, the Bible at any rate has a process of events following each other, which unifies it. Koran was composed of bits of statements put together from pieces of paper, parchment, palm leaves, etc. with writing on it, and whatever was remembered by the last original reciters. So within Koran hides the traditional way of reading it, not from start to finish, but in a completely different way in which it was originally prophesied by Mohammed, or so it is believed, with (supposedly) later passages replacing earlier ones. Which makes it very difficult and debatable, since questions about which ones came earlier and which later will inevitably arise. So, as you can see, Koran is quite hidden. Especially from non-Muslims, who are not allowed to read it. But "Muslims have something to hide" is not said. Certainly not as much as "Jews have something to hide." Why? Because anyone saying it risks getting one's head cut off. And here we come to the true state of humanity, and how often people who are not allowed to "question" or criticize someone will switch their "questioning" or criticizm in someone else, who will not cut off their heads. (I put "question" in quotes here because they "question" like a child tears a little animal into pieces. They cut off body parts of many people, burn people alive, and call it "questioning.") Back to Talmud. It's like the Internet. Can anyone describe the Internet in the same way you demand Talmud to be described? "What is the essence of Internet? What is it really about?" And if you cannot -- "Oh, you must be hiding something, (expletives)." No, you are not as innocent as you pretend.
@@tstyleartistry , I tried to reply. And was blocked. Trying again: Talmud is much larger than the Bible or Koran. Moreover the Bible has a certain rhythm, it moves as history moves. It's almost like it's possible to sum it up. Koran is not like that, but I cannot say anything about it, or I'll be blocked. Talmud is not like that either. It's like the Internet. Of course, you can ask, "what is written on Internet?" But is that a meaningful question? And does not answering it "suggests there's something to hide?"
This is an ignorant comment, I am sorry. The Talmud isn't a divine book. It's an interpretation of the Mishnah, which is putting the oral Torah in writing. This is a hermaneutic-juristic-cultural masterpiece.
@@moses2031 What I said is a fact. Judaism today is a mixture of what God gave them and pagan Babylonian religion. That's not up for debate. God gave them the OT. Men have the Jews the Talmud.
@@SalvusGratiumFidem Dude before you criticize the books of others have a good look at your own religious book. It claims that an illegitimate person jesus who's mother was a whore was born of a virgin who had relations with G-D while she was betrothed to another man. This is completely pagan in influence so perhaps you should shut up about Judaism being influenced from Babylonian religion.
I read that one Rabbi said: "If the Gentiles knew what we teach about them (in the Talmud) they would hunt us down and kill us." A great introduction to this religion is the book" The Talmud Unmasked".
The Talmud Unmasked is a notorious antisemitic text. None of it is true. You are just another one spreading lazy antisemitism. Shame on you, lazy antisemite. 🤮
"The Talmud Unmasked" was written in the 19th century by an antisemitic priest who hated Judaism and who believed that Jews were drinking the blood of Christian children... And no, he had absolutely no idea what the Talmud was or how to read it! If you're a brainless antisemite who really hates Jews like he was, then this book is definitely for you!
@@joshualeonpearl3724 "Even though God created the non-Jew they are still animals in human form. It is not becoming for a Jew to be served by an animal. Therfore he will be served by animals in human form." "If you eat with a Gentile, it is the same as eating with a dog." "The Jews are called human beings, but the non-Jews are not humans. They are beasts." "The souls of non-Jews come from impure sprits and are called pigs."
@@Willy_Tepes Some of them let the Rabbis circumcise their babies by literally biting the foreskin off with their mouths. Some babies have contracted herpes due to this practice
Those CONFUSED WHITE PEOPLE are NOT JEWISH - they are KHAZARS & ZIONISTS who's parents, grand parents & great grandparents ARE from Poland & Germany. Within Judaism, there's a distinction between being ethnically Jewish (having ancestry from the Jewish people) and being a convert to Judaism (someone who chooses to follow the Jewish faith). I am Dominican - born in the Bronx, New York. I was raised Catholic. I took my Ancestry DNA in 2018 and discovered I was genetically Jewish. Then everything I read and studied about the 12 Tribes of Jacob, invasion of the Assyrians through the North and how the rest of the tribes escaped through the SOUTH and into Africa, years later came the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and so on. Negroes, Hispanics and Native Americans are the modern day descendants of ancient Israelites.
Sounds like you have an interesting story! But just FYI, the Khazarian theory is a dunked conspiracy theory: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cw0G9COpeMY.html Jews got to Poland and Germany because they were expelled there from Israel by the Romans.
@@UNPACKEDthe "conspiracy theory" was created by Ukrainian rabbi Isaac Baer Levinsohn, so they can point their finger at themselves if they don't like that the theory exists.
@@UNPACKEDwhat’s a conspiracy theory? J labels u put when people start to find da truth to discredit em les b fr. How many conspiracy theories have ended up being true in da past? Literally like 80%. Ur mad bc everyone knows da truth if u guys didn’t do what u do in yk where maybe u coulda kept it hidden.
Righteous gentiles have a place in the world to come. (Maimonides, Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Teshuvah 3:4 based on Tosefta Sanhedrin 13:1; Talmud Sanhedrin 105a) It says (Job 37:23): "With justice and an a bundance of kindness, He does not deal harshly." G-d does not withhold reward from gentiles who perform His commandments. (Jerusalem Talmud Peah 1:1) (Leviticus 18:5) "Which man shall carry out and by which he shall live." Rabbi Yirmiyah would say: We see from here that even a gentile who fulfills his laws is like a [Jewish] high priest.... (Midrash Sifra, Acharei Mot 9:13) [Rabbi Akiva] would say: Beloved is man who was created in the divine image. An extra amount of love is given to him because he was created in the divine image as it says (Genesis 9:6) "For in the image of G-d He made man." (Talmud Avot 3:14)
@kooda Bro lol you can’t just site an entire chapter. Which verse do you have a problem with? That would be like saying Deuteronomy 2. You have got to be more specific.
"The Talmud" is not one book made by a single author. The compilation happened for centuries. And it's not even canonical doctrine, but debate. If there's something bad about it, is everything in it bad as well, including all the people that wrote it and their relatives? It's like saying because one poem is bad from a compiled anthology of Greek poems, all Greek poets were inartistic, and ergo, all Greeks are ugly and vulgar. See, it doesn't follow at all. In addition, it has never been completely ascertained that "Yeshua," which occurs more than thirty times was actually "Jesus." Yeshua was a very, very common name, as well as "Mariam." The accusation is not well founded AT ALL.
@@erlinacobrado7947 the thing is, it lines up w what the Rabbis believe today. I know about the curse word name used for Jesus Yashka. They dont call him Yeshua because they reject him. You can’t fool me with your coincidence talk.
@@LakeTurtles, In the name of that Quran, millions of people have been slaughtered, and women are treated like objects! Not my problem if the truth hurts someone’s feelings… 🤷🏻♂️
@@GPBKM dont worry about our women we treat them better than your $lutty Bikini Women, also Christians are statistically responsible for much more senseless deaths and violence than any other religion. Just look at ww1, ww2, the Spanish Inquisition, the colonisation of North America and Australia !
Tossed out of hundreds of places throughout time. The explanation is that these expulsions happen for no reason whatsoever and they have always been unfairly persecuted. The reasonable explanation is that these expulsions happen because behavior becomes intolerable to their host. We are living through a modern iteration of this historical pattern
they said some stuff about gentiles because they were being oppressed by gentiles at that time that the Talmud was written so it may have made sense why they didn't think of them that highly
Absolutely true. Lending money to good Christian citizens and expecting to be repaid. Those insolent infidels. Then crying wolf when we justly cancel those debts. Their very existence is a breach of peace in civilized societies.
First, "out of every place" is simply not true. Jews have not been kicked out of the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, Georgia, and many other places. Second, there is a very clear reason why. Because people are evil. I could write a lot more on this subject, but at the end it will boil down the same thing: people are evil. Just look in the mirror.
@@oswaldm6035 jesus followed judaism nevertheless, early christianity was a sect of judaism and not a seperate religion like it would later become, also your profile picture proves you're gay
I am Muslims and read the talmud . I am offended when he said that Mary was unclean and Jesus he is hell burn in his fire . But in a other side he order Jews to respect Islam and his teachings
@@triherh9373 Actually it wasn't an opinion. It was a statement and there were no disagreements which means all the Sages agreed. But many Rabbis today say that this story is not about Yeshu (Jesus) because it took place after the destruction of the second temple.
@Bronze Spectre Not really, it depends on many factors. People can stay decades in Gehinom. And it is very known between Jews that Yeshu is there until this day.
@Bronze Spectre I mean that because the story took place more than 50 years after Yeshu died, the one called Yehoshua HaNotzri in the Talmud may be someone else. Just someone with the same name from Nazareth.
@@davidcohenboffa1666 Very convenient..Actually it is indeed about jesus. It was censored in the middle ages to avoid persecution after authorities found out about this vile and horrific stuff about Jesus and Mary. So they had to change the time period and details and names so that it doesn't look too similiar.
The tosafists often dispute the opinion of Rashi. Also, whereas Rashi attempts to give a concise explanation of the text, the tosafists are more concerned with resolving additional questions or resolving apparent contradictions between different statements in the Talmud.
Hmm, I wonder what this scripture says about Jesus Christ. I’m sure they say nice things about him since the jewish people are God’s chosen people after all!
not really. Jesus condemn Pharisees for doing commandment of man today as we look at this video. Talmud. what Jesus want you and all people faithful with is. do Torah order. because Talmud was born by human interpretation it considered like Apocrypha. not match with the original text.
Maimonides didn't write a commentary on the Talmud. His main work is essentially a summary of the legal conclusion of the Talmud, but doesn't provide sources to where he derived those conclusions.
@@mrpopo4294 No it's not based because they blamed it on white people after they did the slave trade using justifications from these books. It's just J-wish
@@MattHolstein for religious purposes? Yes. For everyday talk? Not so much and if they are doing a video like this for which the adience is non-Jews, then they use the normal calendar.
A detail swept under the rug: there are actually _two_ Talmuds, the Talmud Bavli (Babylonian Talmud) and the Talmud Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud, also called the Palestinian Talmud). They're both written in Aramaic, but different dialects: the Bavli is written in Eastern Aramaic and the Yerushalmi is written in Western Aramaic, which are so different they can almost be called different languages.
Fun fact: while the Daf Yomi studies the Bavli, there is one tractate from the Yerushalmi that is part of the Daf Yomi cycle since it's missing from the Bavli.
Some quotes from the Talmud, one of the two sacred books from the Jews. "The Gentile (non-Jew) is like a dog. And the sacred scripture teaches to honor the dog more than a non-Jew." "God created the non-Jew in human form so that the Jew would not be served by beasts. Therefore, the non-Jew is an animal in human form, condemned to serve the Jew day and night." "The souls of non-Jews come from impure spirits and are called swine." "even though the non-Jew has the same body structure as the Jew, they compare themselves to the Jew like an ape to a human." "If you eat with a Gentile (a non-Jew) it is the same as if you eat with a dog." "The best of the Gentiles must be killed."
@@ElijahJ18 I took the references out in order to make it easer to read. It may take some time but I can find them again. Any way. You can do a small search in the net and you will find them. There are many more. Some even worst. I did read the, Talmud long time ago. Also the Quoran and the Bible. All interesting books. It allows you to understan culture. Do a small sear and if you can't find them I would look for them. I know only one Rabbi who gives a more or less interesting sence to these quotes. Moist, just look at us as an inferior form of living.
@@robertpatterson9943 , no, Jews don't admit it. Because it's all lies. Quite simply, thousands of Jew-haters over thousands of years have invented false quotes like this. And millions of fools believe them.
All lies. Quite simply, thousands of Jew-haters over thousands of years have invented false quotes like this. And millions of fools believe them. Perhaps you are one of those fools.
you left out all the intersting vesrse like Kethuboth 11b: When a grown-up man has intercourse with a little girl it is nothing, for when the girl is less than this,6 it is as if one puts the finger into the eye. As the sight returns, so will her virginity return.
As @happypiano4810 said, "it is nothing" within the context of 11b doesn't mean intercourse is permitted, it simply means she maintains virginity, nonetheless, it is forbidden, see below. Niddah 13b:5: Those who play with children delay the coming of the Messiah. Yevamot 33b:12: Seduction of a minor girl is considered rape. Kiddushin 41a:8: It is prohibited for a person to bethroth his daughter to a man when she is a minor. Shulchan Aruch, Even HaEzer 23: He should not marry a girl who is unable to have children.
It's amazing how people lose all brain cells when it comes to Jewish anything. A quote is not going to magically make you an expert on foreign religious books that you never learned or read. You need to look up what's before and after the quote to understand it, as you people understand by all other books.
The Talmud is both the Mishna and the Gemara. But the Rambam also wrote a book about the Gemara, you can check out what survived here: tablet.otzar.org/book/book.php?book=378
Oh well.. Then technically you're right, he did write an unknown commentary that didn't spread and mostly lost. The choice to place Maimonides beside Rashi as a Talmud commentator still sounds strange to me, but at least not wrong and could be explained given his celeb status. Thank you for sharing the word about Rambam's Talmud commentary! (As to his Mishna commentary, it wouldn't make him Talmud commentator, since Mishna without Gemara isn't really Talmud. You wouldn't call R. Ovadia of Bartinoro a Talmud commentator, would you?)
Give a specific quote that you have a problem with and site the exact location of this quote in the Talmud. If you can’t do this then you obviously don’t know what you are talking about.
@@abg44 when I google “ereget Raschi Erod” I just find antis*mitic websites so I imagine that the book isn’t real. There is a website called sefaria that has the entire Talmud and that book isn’t there so you clearly have just made it up. There is no book in the Talmud called Coschen Hamischpat either so you clearly again lying. The schene Luchoth haberuth is an obscure Hebrew book from the 17th century and is not from the Talmud. The fact that you say page 250 b proves that the quote is false as each book page is individually numbered. There is no book in the Talmud called “Jalkut Rubeni Gadol”. Jebamoth 94b talks about marriage. It doesn’t say anything like what you are claiming it does. RU-vid isn’t letting me post the link but you can check on the sefaria website and see yourself that it doesn’t say that. There is no book in the Talmud called “Jore Dea” Sanhedrin 74b doesn’t say that. Once again I can’t post the link but you can check on the sefaria website and see that it doesn’t say that. Sefer Ikkarim isn’t part of the Talmud. It is a totally separate book from the 15th century and it doesn’t say that. Once again Coschen Hamischpat isn’t a real book. Avodah Zara 4b doesn’t say that. You can check on the sefaria website.
What did the Lord say about this? Deuteronomy 4:2 2 Ye shall not add unto the word which I command you, neither shall ye diminish ought from it, that ye may keep the commandments of the Lord your God which I command you. Revelation 22:18-19 18 For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: 19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.
@@faithmgtow Yeah and how many commandments from the Torah do you follow? Almost all the commandments given by Moses in the Torah aren't followed by christians because they discarded the Torah in favor of believing in jesus. Just read your new testament: For the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ (john 1:17) By calling this covenant “new,” he has made the first one obsolete; and what is obsolete and outdated will soon disappear (hebrews 8:13) For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse... Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God (galations 3:10-11)
@@jfender8023 actually I do know Hebrew and I’ve even taught classes on it. I lead services regularly at my synagogue and we use Hebrew language n every service. When I read a Jewish text I read it in the original Hebrew or Aramaic. There is no evidence that Jesus was ever called “Yeshua” in his life. It’s a made up Hebrew name that Messianic Christians came up with in the 60s & 70s in an attempt to convert Jews to Christianity.
1:26 as Jews began to migrate?? What happened to the other 12 tribes? We all know that when the Assyrians destroyed Samaria in 733 BC. The Jews, Levites and Benjamin had long moved to Jerusalem. So if the Jews migrated, where did the other 12 tribes migrate to?? Remember God did not allow His tribes to intermarry or share their blessings. So by this logic somewhere on this planet are another 60, 70, 80 perhaps 100 million Israelites
Atlease 700mil, due to israel not judah(jews) being called fruitful and forget for a reason where they then moved out to Europe and across the Middle East, therefore Europeans, Turks, Arabs and the Israelites if not Hispanics too
Look at the blessings given by God to the various tribes and see who today holds that identity. Thou shalt be called great. Thou shalt be a company of nations. Thou shalt possess the gates of your enemies. I will bless them that bless thee. Who else but Protestant western Europe and UsA/ commonwealth. Is not the British the same as Ish Brit,- man of the covenant!
They moved across the fertile crescent, and into what is today know as Africa, they would become Beta Yisrael (mostly Dan), The Zulu (mostly Gad), and peoples such as the Igbo, Yoruba, and Ashanti; the Lemba Tribe of Mozambique serve as proof that the Northern Kingdom dispersed into that region. The Southern Kingdom would also mostly disperse into Africa before being scattered to the four corners of the Earth via the colonial slave trades. They are still dispersed to this day and we are waiting for the Most High to regather them. Most people who call themselves Jewish today aren't even bloodline decendants of Ya`aqov (Jacob), in fact, they are most likely bloodline descendants of his twin brother Esau and of his grandson Amaleq. Don't let these people deceive you any further.
Be quiet and respect other people's religions. A lot of the things people say about the Talmud being racist is either a misinterpretation or something read out of context or something anti-semites made up to make Jews look bad.
@@UNPACKED Hi unpacked, do you think you could also make a video debunking myths about the Talmud? For example: people say the Talmud says you can deceive a non-Jew(which is just not true. It never says you can do that) they also say that the Talmud says that non-Jews are not humans(again, not true. Most likely based on a misinterpretation or just a thing made up by anti-semites to make Jews look bad) and much more. No one has done a video yet about this so I was wondering if you could? With the rise of antisemitism worldwide, I feel like a video like this is somewhat crucial.
I think this is a problem of perspective. If something I say is true and it makes them look bad, is it not actually THEIR problem? If I expose a scammer or a murderer, will not people hate that person? Am I then at fault for fomenting hatred towards a criminal? As long as what I say is true, I don't care if you call me an anti-semite.. @@LakeTurtles
Unless our righteousness exceeded that of pharasees, we will not enter the kingdom of heaven. Amos 12:5...Matthew 5,6,7...1 John 4, revelations. Amos 5:12
Genesis 1:27-28 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
@@mohdnazirismail2024 how is the Quram the "ultimate source" when your book came about 500 years after the Judaic texts? The Quran has been "interpreted" by Islamic scholars with different end results. History behind the Quran tells a whole different story.
@@mohdnazirismail2024 Quran is filled with blunders about biblical history and even basic beliefs of other people and scientific blunders. So no thanks.
Wow I have learned so much Gemara and never knew about all of this. I always wandered how the unique design of the Gemara came about. Great video yet again
@@jfender8023 Talmud isn’t a cult. Spend some time researching the Talmud…meaning try reading a few volumes of the Talmud yourself and see what it says.
@@jfender8023 look up the actual definition of a cult. You’re accusing Jews of adding to Gods word but that’s exactly what Christianity does with the New Testament. And also none of those quotes exist in the Talmud. Most of those so called references not only aren’t volumes of the Talmud, but numerous ones don’t even exist at all…meaning the books you’ve named are nonexistent. Yore Deah isn’t a volume of the Talmud, nor is Hoshen HaMishpat, nor is Bamidbar Rabbah. None of them! You got this crap from an antisemitic website that made up these references that doesn’t exist.
@@jfender8023 do you even know what any of those texts are? My Talmud sets (got 3 of them) don’t need dusting off. I read a page of the Talmud front and back every day. How much of the Talmud have you read?
So what is the ultimate purpose of the Talmud? What value does it add to one's spiritual growth? Does it help a person draw closer to or away from God? This is like the 3rd video I've watched & I still don't understand.
The goal is to learn how to THINK about Jewish law. It generally does this through debate. It consists of a lot of: Person A says: X. Person B says: Y. Person C asked person A: What is your reasoning for this? (Person A cites a verse). (Person B cites the same verse and explains that it means Y)… If you want the general consensus on the law, you’d read something like the Tur, or the Shulchan Arukh. If you want the meat and bones of the law, you read the Talmud.
@happypiano4810 Sounds like a philosophical discussion. So is the Law that is being referred to in the Talmud from The Ten Commandments in the Book of Exodus or is this a different law that is not in the Book of Exodus?
@@lulukazhila6309All the laws given in the first five books of Moses (written law), and the explanations, safety fences, and decrees based on that law (oral law).
The thing about women being silent in churches is a Corinthians verse. Jews disbelieve the New Testament. Women not teaching I haven’t heard much about.
So this is equivalent to Islam's record keeping of hadeeth. Like an elaboration/manual on what's instructed in the Torah/Quran. Good to know my understanding of Judaism is not that bad. Shalom/Salam.
My Dear Brothers / Sisters 🕍. God☝ Gives you Torah not Talmud. ثُمَّ آتَيْنَا مُوسَى الْكِتَابَ تَمَامًا عَلَى الَّذِي أَحْسَنَ وَتَفْصِيلًا لِّكُلِّ شَيْءٍ وَهُدًى وَرَحْمَةً لَّعَلَّهُم بِلِقَاءِ رَبِّهِمْ يُؤْمِنُونَ Then I gave Moses the Scripture, making complete My favor upon the one who did good "And as a detailed explanation of all things" And as guidance and mercy that perhaps in the meeting with their Lord they would believe Quran 6-154. One God - One Book
The talmud was written by the hearts of desperately wicked men which is now called rabbinical Judaism. Jesus said Beware of the traditions of men in the wisdom of this world that comes to nothing in the end. Much like Catholicism with their catechism which is not scriptural, nor is it biblical. In the talmud carrying the writings of the Kabbalah of Jewish mysticism which is also witchcraft condemned by Moses. Overall, Beware of the worldly religions of the world that reject Christ and the writings of the Apostles in the doctrine of the Apostles which coincides perfectly with the Prophets who wrote the Tanaka and the writings of the New Testament by the apostles. One day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess Yeshua hamashiach.
Great video, Soncino’s name would be pronounce Sonchino however, at least in standard Italian (Edit: however it would appear his name is written in Hebrew with a tsade שונצינו, so your pronunciation is correct!)
We were debating, since we know the town is pronounced "sonchino", but it seems like all talmudic experts pronounce his name with a tsade so that's what we went with.
Very important to keep in mind when studying Talmud is that it was written for society of 1700 years ago. A world of difference in attitudes. If something is rubbing you a wrong way, find out what was the standard practice of those cultures. The lessons are deep within a context and not everything is to be taken literally.
Why the standard of today then, doing away with the 10 commandments and doing a so called noahide law that was signed by Presidents even Trump as though they wrote their own laws just as Yahusha said do as they say do Torah but not as they do .
@@JoeMama-wl7hn no he’s calling him a “worshipper of stars” which is what akum actually means because christianity is considered an idolatrous religion in Judaism
If you want to know of the Hebrew roots of Christianity, read the Torah, which is the old testament of the Bible. the Talmud is wicked....here are some quotes "Sanhedrin 106a, says Jesus' mother was a whore: "She who was the descendant of princes and governors played the harlot with carpenters." Also in footnote #2 to Shabbat 104b it is stated that in the "uncensored" text of the Talmud it is written that Jesus mother, "Miriam the hairdresser," had sex with many men. "Jesus was a bastard born of adultery." (Yebamoth 49b, p.324). "Mary was a whore: Jesus (Balaam) was an evil man." (Sanhedrin 106a &b, p.725). "Jesus was a magician and a fool. Mary was an adulteress". (Shabbath 104b, p.504)."
@@missrose1654 First of all, the Talmud is talking about 3 different jesus’s that lived around a century before the jesus of the New Testament lived, the ones in the Talmud were all executed by the Sanhedrin and the Sanhedrin were not able to give the death penalty during the roman occupation, 2nd, even if the Talmud was talking about your jesus, the New Testament makes him look wayyyy worse than the Talmud does, examples of this include when he stole food on Shabbat, when he allowed his disciples to steal food, when he tried to make excuses for breaking Shabbat, because not only did he steal by picking crops from that farmer’s field when it was not even the time of year for gathering but he also broke the law that says you’re not supposed to harvest on Shabbat because it’s working, then he open carried the food, he also addressed his mother as “woman” which is very disrespecful in almost every culture and back then you could be stoned for rebelling against your parents, according to Matthew’s gospel, jesus was descended from the wicked king jeconiah, I don’t know if you’ve read Jeremiah or not but it says that God cursed Jeconiah’s family and all of his descendents are BANNED from ever taking the throne of Israel, then there was the failed prophecy he made about the Temple’s destruction of “not one stone will he left on top of the other”, well the Muslims built two structures on the temple mount after he said that so there’s stones still standing on top of the other, according to christianity jesus was sinless because he never had sex in his life and remained unmarried, this is a HUGEEE sin in Judaism because the Torah says “be fruitful and multiply” so if he never had a wife and children that alone is a very big sin. Christianity’s roots are not Hebrew at all, they are pagan and greco-roman
@@themosinguy6508 wow. Thank you for clarifying what Jewish people really think of Christianity. Now I understand the hatred that Jewish people felt towards me when I was in Israel. I for one would never hesitate to break the Sabbath if it means saving a person's life. Btw, I know and you know the Jesus that is being referred to in the Talmud is Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
Video title: What is Written in the Talmud ? Video awnser: The talmud has this layout because of: ..... Thank you for not awnsering the basic question.
Lies. There are two Talmuds: Babylonian and Jerusalem. Written, correspondingly, in Babylon and Jerusalem. Babylonian is more famous and authoritative.
Talmud says in Messeched Megillah, page 6b, If a person says I have worked hard but have not found [success], don’t believe him. [If a person says] I have not exerted myself, and I have found [success], don’t believe him. [If he says] I gave it my all and I have found [success], believe him!
@@jfender8023 when I google “ereget Raschi Erod” I just find antis*mitic websites so I imagine that the book isn’t real. There is a website called sefaria that has the entire Talmud and that book isn’t there so you clearly have just made it up. There is no book in the Talmud called Coschen Hamischpat either so you clearly again lying. The schene Luchoth haberuth is an obscure Hebrew book from the 17th century and is not from the Talmud. The fact that you say page 250 b proves that the quote is false as each book page is individually numbered. There is no book in the Talmud called “Jalkut Rubeni Gadol”. Jebamoth 94b talks about marriage. It doesn’t say anything like what you are claiming it does. RU-vid isn’t letting me post the link but you can check on the sefaria website and see yourself that it doesn’t say that. There is no book in the Talmud called “Jore Dea” Sanhedrin 74b doesn’t say that. Once again I can’t post the link but you can check on the sefaria website and see that it doesn’t say that. Sefer Ikkarim isn’t part of the Talmud. It is a totally separate book from the 15th century and it doesn’t say that. Once again Coschen Hamischpat isn’t a real book. Avodah Zara 4b doesn’t say that. You can check on the sefaria website.
"The Akum who are not enemies of us must not be killed directly, nevertheless they must not be saved from danger of death. For example, if you see one of them fall into the sea, do not pull him out unless he promises to give you money."
they said some stuff about gentiles because they were being oppressed by gentiles at that time so it may have made sense why some of them didn't think of gentiles that highly
Avraham, your father, was glad that he would see my day; then he saw it and was overjoyed.” “Why, you’re not yet fifty years old,” the Judeans replied, “and you have seen Avraham?” Yeshua said to them, “Yes, indeed! Before Avraham came into being, I AM!” At this, they picked up stones to throw at him; but Yeshua was hidden and left the Temple grounds.
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (john 14, 6) vs I am the LORD, that is My name; I will not yield My glory to another, Nor My renown to idols. (Isaiah 42, 8) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. (john 1, 1) vs Thus said the LORD, the King of Israel, Their Redeemer, the LORD of Hosts: I am the first and I am the last, And there is no god but Me. (Isaiah 44, 6) I and the Father are one.” (john 10, 30) vs To whom can you compare Me Or declare Me similar? To whom can you liken Me, So that we seem comparable? (Isaiah 46, 5)
Calling him Yeshua or the New Testament BRIT CHADASHAHAHAHSHAHAHAH is not going to convince Jews. Seriously stop coming on Jewish videos to missionize. It is not our fault that Jesus didn't meet the blatant Messianic requirements.
@@ahkwyatt8174 Being an actual descendant of King David who restores the Jewish nation altogether and brings peace to the whole world while fathering children of his own. Not a godman who asks people to drink his blood
Jesus Christ is the Lord and savior. Christians are the true chosen people, jews lost their chance when they rejected Christ. Sorry but it's the truth.
@@hrvatskinoahid1048 (John 8:44 )You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.
I don't know much about the Talmud, though some on RU-vid have given negative ideas in it. Definitely, there must be some truth, that would explain something of Talmud students attitude in a video. Some Christians were taking part in some walk with across. Students spit on the feet of Christians, as they were passing by. It's not anything to blame all with, yet, it is what it is.
I pray that G-d come down to tell the chosen people to update their text to treat gentiles nicely? It is so miserable if there isnt a much needed update.
Ancient Peoples around the areas of Northern Africa were fair in complexion. Metric tons of archeological evidence support this. Eventually, darker skinned people did migrate to those areas, but are indigenous to areas closer to the equator, where darker skin was an evolutionary necessity.
Slavery in Egypt? Wait... that's a lie!!! In addition, the Talmud has absolutely nothing to do with TORAH... where's God, the Holy Spirit and Jesus????
The Talmud is not a religion and a doctrine that has been distorted to suit the life of the earth and has no relationship with God and judgment. So, you are wasting your life in vain in the hope of joining Paradise, but you are under the influence of loss and destruction. As for the Islamic religion, it is the correct one, and its significance is the Kaaba and the steps that were from ancient times. It is an easy religion that does not require much of you, and its reward is entry into Paradise.
It is really surprising that most Jews don't believe in the Trinity. I thought they understood the importance of the number 3, as it is the number of Creation. So it would only make sense since humans are 3 : mind, body, and spirit. That so too would God be 3 : Father, Son, Holy Spirit. That is what is meant behind humans being made in God's image. Christians and Jews worship the same God, there shouldn't be that big of a bridge between the two.
