I'm confused why the "non Jews" would build an "edifice grand" for Rabbi Amram's body. If they are non Jews then what do they care what happens to a Rabbi's body after he dies? Do the text's say, or if not do you have any ideas?
@victorblack6995 Miracles are tourist attractions... good for business. They turned Rabbi Amram into a Saint. ST Emeran. The Klipah always attaches to holiness for its existence..
@benholler3611 Rabbi Yehuda HaChasid, who lived from 1150 to 1217 CE. He wrote a document entitled Sefer Chasidim that often dealt with the issues of Jewish-Christian relations in his day. In section 191, he writes: If a Jew converts to Christianity, we refer to him with a derogatory nickname. For example if his name was Avraham, we call him Afram [from afar, dust], or something similar. We do this even to a tzaddik, if the Christians venerate him-like Shimon Kipah, who was a righteous man but the Christians approbated him-venerated him as one of their saints, and gave him the surname [Simon] Peter. Even though he was a righteous man [a tzaddik], the Jews gave him the nickname of Peter Chamor ("Firstling donkey," a play on Exodus 13:13).
using a hanged man, deception is not of the wise but of the egotrippers, playing the victim is living without context, deception is not of the wise but of the sinners
So kindly bro, which rabbi is in control of this lowest physical world malkut until moshiach finally descends in body and flesh? Can't remember but elsewhere in one of the other uploads, you mention about some particular rabbi having connection with rothschilds...do you think chabad rebbe menechem is this particular rabbi? And do you reckon he is still in 'charge' or having deputy/governance in assiah and malkut even after his bodily demise? Or does reality of Yirah work differently? Question from a Sufi Muslim trying to learn Kabbalah
@@GarmentofEsau Obviously near end times, the number of charlatan rabbis/preists/imams will increase. But you seem to be well versed in authentic esoteric studies. And for students and disciples seeking truth, isn't it essential they know in which rabbi(s) to trust and get their both spiritual and worldly knowledge from for their own well beings? At the end of the day, the reason for asking is to be assured with serenity and certainty that a particular rabbi is indeed treading upon the path of Moses, David, and the great Prophets as mentioned in Torah. So hope you shed some light on this...thanks!
@RabbiMahdiAmin Ah I See. Yes there are many charlatans.. what I can tell you is that we must understand the nature of the this world... this is a world of death and those who run it are doing their job. Know that God creates the one as well as the other... don't be fooled by outside appearances.
@@GarmentofEsau Thank you Sir for your generosity in responding to my inquiry!!....so as for us laymen who wants to truly seek God and follow well intentioned teachers (like you seem to be).....then whom should we be careful from? I mean when you say "dont be fooled by outside appearances"....you mean to say don't be fooled by catholic vatican church priests as they have dark history in their periods like the activities of jesuits? Thats the hint am getting. Hope you clarify this point....as coming from a genuine & sincere seeker. May Yahweh bring you good for spreading goodness.
Still learning Hebrew; Does Amram mean "exalted mother?"
No. More like "Exalted People"
@@GarmentofEsau Ah. With an ayin instead of an aleph, I take it?
@@fluffyribbit1881 Correct
I'm confused why the "non Jews" would build an "edifice grand" for Rabbi Amram's body. If they are non Jews then what do they care what happens to a Rabbi's body after he dies? Do the text's say, or if not do you have any ideas?
@victorblack6995 Miracles are tourist attractions... good for business. They turned Rabbi Amram into a Saint. ST Emeran. The Klipah always attaches to holiness for its existence..
LOL! I guess every circus needs a P. T. Barnum to pull in the suckers! Thanks Garment!
@@GarmentofEsau are there other such stories of Rabbis being “converted” to saints?
@benholler3611 Rabbi Yehuda HaChasid, who lived from 1150 to 1217 CE. He wrote a document entitled Sefer Chasidim that often dealt with the issues of Jewish-Christian relations in his day. In section 191, he writes:
If a Jew converts to Christianity, we refer to him with a derogatory nickname. For example if his name was Avraham, we call him Afram [from afar, dust], or something similar. We do this even to a tzaddik, if the Christians venerate him-like Shimon Kipah, who was a righteous man but the Christians approbated him-venerated him as one of their saints, and gave him the surname [Simon] Peter. Even though he was a righteous man [a tzaddik], the Jews gave him the nickname of Peter Chamor ("Firstling donkey," a play on Exodus 13:13).
using a hanged man,
deception is not of the wise but of the egotrippers,
playing the victim is living without context,
deception is not of the wise but of the sinners
I think you should re watch and consider the whole situation...
@@GarmentofEsau stop gaslighting me, it never works
So kindly bro, which rabbi is in control of this lowest physical world malkut until moshiach finally descends in body and flesh? Can't remember but elsewhere in one of the other uploads, you mention about some particular rabbi having connection with rothschilds...do you think chabad rebbe menechem is this particular rabbi? And do you reckon he is still in 'charge' or having deputy/governance in assiah and malkut even after his bodily demise? Or does reality of Yirah work differently?
Question from a Sufi Muslim trying to learn Kabbalah
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Why do you ask?
@@GarmentofEsau Obviously near end times, the number of charlatan rabbis/preists/imams will increase. But you seem to be well versed in authentic esoteric studies. And for students and disciples seeking truth, isn't it essential they know in which rabbi(s) to trust and get their both spiritual and worldly knowledge from for their own well beings? At the end of the day, the reason for asking is to be assured with serenity and certainty that a particular rabbi is indeed treading upon the path of Moses, David, and the great Prophets as mentioned in Torah. So hope you shed some light on this...thanks!
@RabbiMahdiAmin Ah I See. Yes there are many charlatans.. what I can tell you is that we must understand the nature of the this world... this is a world of death and those who run it are doing their job.
Know that God creates the one as well as the other... don't be fooled by outside appearances.
@@GarmentofEsau Thank you Sir for your generosity in responding to my inquiry!!....so as for us laymen who wants to truly seek God and follow well intentioned teachers (like you seem to be).....then whom should we be careful from? I mean when you say "dont be fooled by outside appearances"....you mean to say don't be fooled by catholic vatican church priests as they have dark history in their periods like the activities of jesuits? Thats the hint am getting. Hope you clarify this point....as coming from a genuine & sincere seeker. May Yahweh bring you good for spreading goodness.