beautiful...im envious...in a good way

similar story for me i am Andaluz and portuguese and found out later on after my grandfather passed that he was Sephardic jew, he kept it from most people. His family had converted to Christianity when he was very young. It was found out by my aunt because she was curious as to why our family was never catholic.

indeed 🥲

The Jewish people gave us the messiah. Jesus. God bless them

Amen!!! ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

And the whole world 🌎

Amen

Amen 😊

ja ist gut mei freund

King of the jews so said the Romans. Yeshua is above all kings :)

Deuteronomy 7:6

Though israel be as the sand of the seashore only a remnant shall be saved … and also one flock and one shepherd….and again , he is not a jew who is one outwardly but inwardly, so there is no difference between the jew and the greek(gentile) in Gods eyes…..and here is one to grow on …..if any man have not the spirit of Christ he is none of his.

I hit the translate button for your comment 'shalom' and it stayed the same... HalleluYah

We have 3 videos on motivation and do plan on releasing more in 2024. 🙂

and thank Gd that islam will be wiped out soon

so you look like Groucho Marx in a kilt?

@@mikha007 More like an elderly predator in a bowtie.

@@mikha007 I look like an old Scotsman with a bowtie.

Michelle, lots of klezmer is sad and haunting for two reasons imho: 1) the way Jewish people have been treated by hate-filled ignoramuses for thousands of years and 2) the love of G-d and yearning for Him. The most heart-felt love songs _are_ often sad and haunting aren't they? Klezmer also positively bursts with the joy of life though! It lovingly grasps what in a one-dimensional view can seem like opposites (sadness/joy; haunting/triumphant) and quite miraculously weaves it together ... allowing us to join hands and dance with it all. Soul music! Sorry this is so long. All the best to you. Am Yisrael Chai ❤

tradition

And they put him on the cross, too...Just be factual.

​@@alexwholenessThey? Some. A few. Stop these blanket statements that keep hatred going, perpetuating. If it spiritually outrages you, please consider that Almighty God, his father, knew what would occur. That there would be those of his birth race who would reject his son and, by the same token, that many would put faith in him. He had such confidence in this that Jesus spent his 3 year ministry preaching only to the Jews first and it was after a set amount of time after his death that they took the good news into Samaria and abroad. If your grandparents or great, great great, was involved in a great wrong during their life does that or should that make you an object of hatred? Should your children be hounded and abused for something you had no part in? I am not Jewish but I have confidence that God knew what would happen and do not forget that Jesus had a role to fulfill. Adam, who was a perfect man, in health, mental ability, understanding brought the conditions we see today by a lack of love and gratitude, appreciation and loyalty to his maker and God. Jesus needed to show that another perfect man could be all those things even to death. Tonight is Nisan 14. The one thing Jesus commanded his followers to do was gather together and pass the emblems that represent his body and blood given in mankind's behalf. He didn't forget to say "This is when you should celebrate my birth. This is what you should do to remember my resurrection....". He set a pattern for this night. "Do this in remembrance of me." If you have 1 hour out of the year the nearest Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses around the planet beginning at sundown will gather to do as he asked and any and all are welcome. We number about 9,000,000 baptized brothers and sisters but last year, earth wide, over 20,000,000 attended. Of different faiths even. Out of respect for what Jesus said and did. This is what he wants mankind to remember, to follow through with. To appreciate. He is merciful and loving and sees our potential despite our many faults, like his father does. Attacking another, verbally or otherwise, hurts his father. Obedience to his son brings him great joy. 1John 5:3, 3, For this is what the love of God means, that we observe his commandments; and yet his commandments are not burdensome, John 14:23, 23, In answer Jesus said to him: “If anyone loves me, *he will observe my word*, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our dwelling with him.

@@alexwholeness I didn't. Anyway, JC never existed.

Скажите пожалуйста, Иисус был еврей?

@@alexwholenessHe gave His life no one took it . And we are all responsible for His death .

Really? All the Christians I know still believe in J.C.

It's poignantly funny for me when I hear this music, along with certain violin pieces... one's foot begins to tap! Then the leg, the buttocks twist, the arms, then the shoulders, hmn oh why not succumb to these delicious pieces, unravel your soul, heaven your lifting your feelings...let them roll, twist & turn hmmn, how delightful to unravel your cloak, unwind, be at one, let your soul drift delightfully to the music, aghhh... wonderful 🤗🤣😘❤️

these spoken about lands have always been part of israeli lands and ownership and so has a lot of western jordan

​@@soulsol94But these lands have also been long inhabited by other people besides Jews: Bedouins, Palestinians, Christians, Muslims, and others...this has happened in many parts of the world, migration (for different reasons, voluntary or not) is a historical fact. But that is no reason to steal and occupy land, harass, discriminate and make a genocide on others. Why do Palestinians have to pay for the immense suffering of Jews in Europe, of which they were not guilty at all? It would have been much fairer to make Germany compensate its horrendous crimes by giving a part of its territories to Jews to form a safe state. I wonder why that did not happen...Instead, a new holocaust is now looming in Gaza, this is sososososo unfair, hideous and sad!

you are right, Gaza used to be Egypt :p

after the terrorists sadly moved in yes then egypt claimed it 😔