I decided to addres a few questions about Torath Mosheh here in this thread. It will make it easier to explain what the term means and why it is used in a number of Jewish sources.
I am working on a video to give more detail. I hope to have it done soon. Until then this video may give some detail.
Note: This thread is for Jews and Noahides only. If neither of those terms describe you, please refrain from posting here. Thank you.
"Rabbinical Judaism" is a term I see that's tossed around, mostly by Christians, but also by various academic scholars. It's something that's always bothered me...
There's a certain poster here who claims to have definitive proof that Jesus's death was Erev Pesach on a Wednesday. He bases his claim on the research made by one Herbert W. Armstrong which can be viewed here: The Resurrection was not on Sunday - Herbert W Armstrong and here: Herbert W...
For @Deeje and whoever else may be interested in learning more about the Jewish concept of the Sabbath, or as we like to call it: Shabbat or Shabbos, here's a thread where you can ask your questions and we Jews will do our best to answer them.
I would appreciate if other RF Jews would also put...
Not sure if this is in the right section...
Anyway, through various discussions and, at times, heated debates online with Christians on different sites these last couple of years, I've come under the impression that at least some Christians view Judaism as "Christianity minus Jesus". Certainly...
Ham had 2 children, Mizraim (Egypt) and Cush (Ethiopia). Both brothers must have looked similar, because they have the same father and mother. Now my question is, why do the Ethiopians look so different from today's Egyptians? Why are the Ethiopians black but the modern Egyptians white and that...
Today's Egyptians look like Arabs(semitic) and speak Arabic(semitic). So, I would say they are Semites. But many Egyptians say they are the descendants of the Ancient Egyptians. This confuses me a little. How can they be Semites and Hamites at the same time? Because we know that Mizraim (the...
Can God destroy Himself? If not, is he omnipotent at all?
Can God create another Almighty God? If not, is he omnipotent at all?
Can God create a being that is more powerful than himself? If not, is he omnipotent at all? If yes, was he omnipotent at all?
(this question is only addressed to Christians, Muslims and Jews)
If I asked you who you are and where you come from, could you answer me Biblically whether you are a Hamite, a Semite or a Japhetite? And do you also know from which tribe of the respective father you come?
Personally I am sure...
During the Cold War, the USA and the Soviet Union began to compete over who would be the first to land on the moon. We know that the USA won this race. That's why the USSR wanted to set another record - drill the deepest hole in the world to the center of the Earth! In 1970 the Soviet...
I just read the Barnabas letter and found something I haven't heard before. "Barnabas" writes that the dietary laws of the Old Testament are not to be understood literally but in the spiritual sense.
He writes:
Barnabas 10:1
But forasmuch as Moses said; Ye shall not eat seine nor eagle nor...
I believe in God but sometimes I ask myself these questions:
1. Why is there a God who created everything? Why is there no God and therefore nothing?
2. Why is God good and just and not bad and unjust?
3. Can God the Almighty "destroy" Himself? If not, is he almighty at all?
Can God the...
Hi folks. I am facing an religious/ethical quandry, and I am looking for others who have experiences to share that may prove useful. It's a bit of a tricky situation so let me explain.
I was raised Jew-ish. American Reform, barely observant household growing up. Had a Bar Mitzvah and then...
In 1947 the Isaiah scroll was found in the Dead Sea, one found out that it was written in the 2nd century B.C. and therefore it is the oldest preserved manuscript of a whole book of the Bible. It was also found that the found Isaiah scroll is completely identical with the book of Isaiah in the...
Hey!
I would love to know your thoughts on this matter and have a healthy discussion.
Would you do it or not? Or have you already done it before?
Here is the situation:
This is a new religion.
The tenets of The Golden Thread are as follows
1/ We should be fruitful to self and others. We should encourage fruitfulness in self and others. Being fruitful to self means adopting the mental and physical condition of looking after oneself, guarding and evaluating...
Hey folks, I have an essay entitled 'In what ways did the Rabbis play a critical role in the development of Judaism?'. If anyone could point me in the right direction that'd be helpful, I'm aware of the Mishnah and Talmud however don't have much knowledge of how either of these changed from oral...
Zohar Chadash Revealed: Synopsis
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The closest you may come to anything is its source. Here is the reason why and a continuing answer to the Eternal question. What is God?
If you could take a poll of our greatest thinkers, they would...
If the verse of light (24:36) is mystical, there appears little mystical about verse 24:2 from the same chapter, the sura of light:
The woman and the man guilty of adultery,- flog each of them with a hundred stripes: Let not compassion move you in their case, in a matter prescribed by Allah, if...
If you haven't checked it out already, you definitely should. This 8-minute video explains the complexity of God in a somewhat simple way. Great for atheists, Jews and all other faiths that find the Godhead confusing.
Let me know whether you agree or disagree.
God bless you!