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Pesach for the non jews - Interview with Rabbi Manis Friedman
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- Welcome to our video about Passover, the festival that ends any limitations!
Passover is a Jewish festival that celebrates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. This festival is observed for eight days and begins on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Nissan.
Passover is a time of renewal, freedom, and new beginnings. During this festival, Jews around the world come together to retell the story of the exodus from Egypt and to remember the hardships that their ancestors endured in order to gain their freedom.
Passover is also a time to reflect on our own limitations and to strive towards breaking free from them. It is a time to let go of the things that hold us back and to embrace new possibilities.
As we celebrate Passover, let us remember the power of perseverance, the strength of community, and the importance of freedom. May this festival inspire us to overcome any limitations that we may face in our lives and to strive towards a brighter and more fulfilling future.
Thank you for watching our video about Passover, the festival that ends any limitations. We hope you enjoyed it and that it has inspired you to reflect on the power of freedom and renewal. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this!
Thank you Rabbi Friedman for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us.
Thank you rabbi
Your teachings are my 'wine'.
Thank you for sharing this conversation!
Blessings to both of you!
Great insight, much appreciated.
Thank you to the rabbi speaking with Rabbi Friedman. You asked interesting questions.
Thanks for this!
So great interwew,thank you both!!👍G-ds blessings🙌
Knowledge speaks, Wisdom listens
thank you for this interview, Rabbi Friedman is such a fantastic teacher.
Inspiring, uplifting, profound and more.
Amen!
I still end up wanting more
Thank you
Thank you.
Chag Pesach Kasher V'sameach!
The focus on "me" is one of the worst exiles.
Our words matter. Try talking to plants nicely and they grow! Another living thing is a dog or a cat. How we speak to them determines how they ultimately behave, how they feel about themselves. Our actions and words matter a lot. Choose both carefully.
Rabbi Friedman gave a very nice Yom Huledes wishes speech over video to Rabbi Schochet ( Rosh of Yeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad) during his 80s birthday farbrengen two weeks ago! I was there; it was deep! A koshern un freilichen Pesach, Avremele ❤ Sholom Ber Don Kourbatsky
Great.
🤔🤔🤔
Waht about awere jodaism life style betwin passt.present.future🙏🙇
How are Pessach and Easter related
They aren't for Jews. Maybe for you they are. We don't concern ourselves with what isn't ours. You might.
They are not related.
Easter is unrelated. If the question you are asking is in reference to the New Testament, Jesus had a Passover Seder the night before He was killed.
So basically, Noahite Gentiles should not celebrate passover? He dances around this question so much that it's unclear. You know, some of us really want to please the creator and really need guidance. This question is important for us, yet rabbis have no clear answers. It's important to lead the righteous gentiles, too. We're not disposable or less than.
Yes, I still would like further discussion and guidance. It's such a huge thing to come out of christianity and messianic Judaism and then to find shalom and simcha and some sense of belonging!
So you want to celebrate, then celebrate!
That's right. Only Jews celebrate Pesach since it's our story. Our history. You have a different history to celebrate.
G-d gave non-Jews the Noahide laws. Quite a lot to do if you fully explore them as we fully explore what G-d wants us to do.
If you're the manager, you don't get the job of, the responsibilities of, nor the paycheck, or perks of, the SVP, do you? You also don't get the job, paycheck know responsibilities of the mailroom clerk do you? You get what you earn. If you're not happy with it what do you do? The full job to get the "rewards".
You don't get to attach yourself to this or that part of Judaism, thinking it will 'make G-d happy'. It doesn't. He's probably wondering why you're not focused on doing what He wants you to do, the full Noahide Laws to the best of your ability, and the unique mission Hd has for you, not what He wants us to do.
No rabbi, worth his weight in feathers, is going to tell you to celebrate Pesach as we do. It's not happening. Not supposed to either.
Rabbis like Rabbi Friedman share G-d with you, the ideas from Judaism with you. Doesn't make you a Jew. You don't get to ride on our coattails towards what you haven't earned being a Jew. Though what we're "getting" isn't what people think it is. No ticket to heaven. No front row seat. Israel. The Third Temple. Moshiach. And Hashem. Everyone else will get the learning from Moshiach, and Hashem as well, just a little differently.
@@janicebrandon885 there is no such thing as 'Messianic Judaism'. Jews are waiting the coming of Moshiach, may we merit it speedily in our time.
Narrow idol worshipper's oppression,, irrespective of a lack of slavery, post blood in the river, or self imposed limitations, forbidden restrictions, real or imagined egotistical focuses, fails freedom, towards serving The Almighty!
Be grateful, it leads to happiness...
Shalom, l'chaim!