Thank you Thank you Thank you You are a precious Teacher & Rabbi I am learning so many things I never knew. I’m getting my Hebrew first Hebrew Bible Tomarrow and let’s get Biblical. Can’t Waite to keep learning May God bless you and your people . My prayers are with the Jewish people . 🙏🙏🙏

Thaks to Rabbi from Turkey. I am awere this scam now!

Thank you Rabbi Singer for opening up our eyes!! G-d bless you and your work!!

Thanks to you Rabbi I'm a free man

How kind and brave you are sweet Rabbi. You share the sweet honey of Torah with us. You are such a blessing to our world. Thank you for following your heart and sharing it with us. Be well and bless B'H

I have MS and had some car trouble so took a leave from my part time job for a couple of weeks ive been binge watching rabbi Singer. Im a Noahide and am absorbing so much information! To anyone whose never been in the Christian church or caught up un Christianity i can tell you from 30 years in Christianity that pretty much EVERYTHING rabbi Singer says is true about Christianity! Ive attended chuches all over the United States due to military. This man speaks the truth!

This was very beautifully presented. Thank you Rabbi Tovia Singer. Bless you!

Thank you rabbi. I spent 30 years in Christianity and I am now a Noahide. Couldn't return to that life. The mental gymnastics one must do yo remain in Christianity is exhausting and im DONE!

The World is blessed to have such a good Teacher! God Bless!

Thank you Rab for sharing the wisdom of the Torah, May Hashem bless you 🙏🏻

Great show!!!

Thank you rabbi

Awesome lesson Thank you Gentlemen HaShem continue blessing you all

Language’s are ever evolving, and there are times when things can be lost in translations. This is especially true when attempts are made to translate old languages into a much more recent language. Rabbi, I am always grateful for your insight & I continue to pray that the Lord may bless you. I hope you know I love you very much, Timothy in Tallahassee Florida 🌞🌴

Spot on! I started learning Hebrew 2 years ago and it's changed everything....it's unbelievable how many things English Translations have changed/altered--and it's very sad.

Nothing is better than the original.

Thank you Rabbi, I just bought both your books and plan to go to my local Synagogue to learn Hebrew as well as taking my daughter to learn it as well. I didn’t know they taught Hebrew until recently when they advertised it. Pray for me, I’m not a spring chicken so learning it might be difficult haha. I’m the kind of person that has to be surrounded by it to pick it up.

Excellent!! Thank you Rabbi Singer! Baruch Hashem!

Thank you so much!! 👍👍👍

Thank you very much rabbi tovah singer

This stuff is so valuable to see!

Eye opener.

Thank you dear Rabbi Tovia.

To the gentile Christians. Please take this as a history class. It’s their history, culture, customs, beliefs system, tradition, religion. Just leave them alone!

I was scammed until today, thanks for that

Thank you for all you do! We are all blessed to have you. This is great! Baruch HaShem!

Thanks!

Rabbi Tovia! Mulțumesc pentru mesaje si posibilitatea de a fi subtitrate. Multă sănatate! Hasem să vă binecuvanteze!

Thank you rabbi singer plus David last psalms was 72:18:20

A deceitful illusionist is one who deceives the eyes of others and deludes them by appearing to do a supernatural thing which he does not really do. One who performs acts of sorcery is called a sorcerer (or witch). Both of these practices are forbidden. (The Divine Code by Rabbi Weiner, 2nd edition, p 246)

Toda Rabbi Singer Jesus had done his part once I was lost now I am found ! Pray all Jesus followers will go back to original. Shalom

Your translation of psalm 23 has changed my understanding of it. Maybe you could do a series of translating psalms

Rabbi thank you for exposing christianity’s scam. now they can leave the Jews alone and free of idolatrous worship.❤❤❤

Todah Rabba!

what strikes me the most is why have rabbis waited so long to expose what the romans did with their holy books?

In old-fashioned English, for a long time "my lord" was just a respectful form of addressing a male. "My lords", a counselor in court would address those present.

1 Kings 5: Solomon: You know that because of the wars waged against my father *David* from all sides, he could not build a temple for the Name of the Lord his God until *the Lord put his enemies under his feet.* Christians, read that again slowly: >>> the Lord put his enemies under his feet.

I don’t understand how Christian’s still remain ignorant to this. Most are willingly rejecting the word of God for their idolatry

We love you Rabbi. Hashim guides ipray Hashim give you more bible wisdom.. Ameen

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If the Christians believe Jesus is "God" then why don't Christians say, *"[J]esus said unto my [j]esus"?*

Didn't know that the family name "Singer" came from Levi and the good rabbi is a Levite. Not mentioning that this video is eye opening

The purpose of reading right to left is to interpret with reason then add logic. Others interpret logically then adds reason. These are the sides of our brain that interpret meaning with different results.

Sabbath Shalom

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I love you Rabbi, great work as usual, very yummy, Baruch Hashem.

This is why if you want to learn the Torah you need a rabbi. If you want to learn the NT, you need a priest/preacher/Minister

Shabbat Shalom rabbi..

As an amateur magician we know, sleight of hand and misdirection is subtle but the effects can be POWERFUL. Unfortunately, these semantic sleights of mind are subtle yet sinister corruptions designed to make the original, intended meaning disappear. - Worse, exposing these lies is seen as a malicious attempt on behalf of the Jews to falsify Christianity when the opposite is true,... the Gospel writers molested, mangled and corrupted the truth to deliver a lie. 🎩🐰

Nobody understands this passage wrong. The Christian Bible translates YHWH always with LORD. There is no confusion that the second Lord without capital letters is a different word meaning Master. And it also doesnt distort the meaning of what Jesus said at all.

Hi Rabbi Tovia .... from Chani and Paliy (mountains of N.C.)

Hello, in these difficult times for the world I wholeheartedly encourage you to watch the film marching to zion. It is a very uplifting film.

Jewpologetics versus Apologetics 💪🕎

because the God of the Jews is the same as Islam, hopefully it can become the largest Muslim country in the world

Thankyou Rabbi...you are a prophet in our days.. HaShem keeps you safe in this time of horror... Peace over Jerusalem..

i’m mindblown

People who talk about those who are not around, I would love to hear Saul of Tarsus who sat at the feet of Gamaliel talk with Rabbi Tovia , then he could defend himself. Why would Hashem require sacrifices then allow the temple to be destroyed where they are to be done? Then convene a meeting of rabbis to interject what Jews should do in lieu of the temple destruction, but wouldn’t Moshe need to do that, they are doing exactly what they accused Yeshu of. Then they were expelled from the Eretz Israel and we know that only happens because they have forsaken Hashem and not because of the strength of their adversary. Something is not right and the Torah affirms this. Things to ponder

Of David a Psalm. “ The LORD says to my master (David): "Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet."

Trust in the process.

CLEAR DECEPTION In Matthew 22:44 “’The Lord said to my Lord: “Sit at my right hand until I put your enemies under your feet."’ In Psalms 110:1 The LORD says to my Lord: "Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet." YOU NOTICE THE DIFFERENT HERE. MATHEW THE THE TWO WORDS Lord ARE THE SAME BUT IN PSALMS, THE FIRST ONE IS ALL CAPITAL AND THE SECOND IS NOT

Real good points on how we should understand G-d , and quit having sloppy Agape Love order. Hashem Creator, Jehovah Father, Yeshua son A.D. . Torah throne, Gregorian calendar footstool. Thank you for your teaching, much needed! Lets be enlightened and not have a name image chanting scrimmage. In public, A.D. Earth year is being chanted everywhere, printed on money, but Hashem rules, Shalom! As a gentile Christian, I notice that The Father is not getting the lions share of worship like he should. Hashem is The Creator, Praises!!

I am a Christian that rejects the Trinity false doctrine In regards to the Hebrew scripture of Psalm 110v1 It still stands for what my Blessed LORD said unto the scribe The LORD mention in Psalm 110v1 is the HEAVENLY FATHER "YAHWEH " the word "my" is David and master is JESUS amen As the Blessed LORD said regarding this scripture in Mark 12 That David said of the Holy Ghost amen Acts 7:55 . When Stephen was being stoned he look up and saw the SON OF GOD AT the right hand of GOD amen 🙏 Yahweh's Restoration Ministry

...but you can see shapes. 😂 Touché Rabbi.

I don't understand why any curious christian would not know how to read hebrew (with niqudot ofcourse). You don't have to go down to level where you need to teach them hebrew 101 just to prove your point.

"This is the LORD's oracle to my lord:" (New English Bible, Revised English Bible, NRSV.)

Y would people not care if they mislead many as to leading sheep to the end.

Christianity really corrupted the Jews bible... Thanks rabbi singer

Thank you. That makes absolute sense. I'd love to know if the Adonai in vs.5 refers to G-d, or David (as I understand, these vowels are sometimes / often used for G-d?). It seems a little strange if it is G-d, because in vs.1 Hashem says to David, "Sit at My R-hand", and in vs.5, Adonai is at "your" R-hand. Is that "Adonai", G-d, and the "your", David? In which case, David is at Hashem's R-hand, AND, Adonai is at David's R-hand... they'd need to be facing each other. Otherwise, this "Adonai" is David, and the singers are now talking to Hashem, saying, "David is at Your R-hand" (keeping David always at the R-hand of Hashem). Shalom

Here's your answer. In the context of the WHOLE Psalm 110; אדן means: put under command, rule over. So what's being described is that David says, "The LORD [HaShem] said to My [David] (Commander - Ruler) sit on my right hand [HaShem] until I [HaShem] put your enemies (David's [Commander - Ruler] under Your feet" (the feet of David's [Commander - Ruler]. Add to that " The LORD shall send the rod of Your strength out of Zion. Rule in the midst of Your enemies! In the day of Your power; In the beauties of holiness, from the womb of the morning, You are a priest forever According to the order of Melchizedek. He shall judge among the nations. This is the Messiah, and Psalm 110 is a Messianic Prophecy, and because the Messiah sits at the Right Hand of Power, the Messiah is also Deity, and "from the womb" the Messiah is also the Son of Man.

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This is very interesting. I am a student of Kabbalah, and in the Psalms 110 we have it says "A Psalm of David. The LORD said to my Lord:..." I looked on the Chabad website and you are correct it says "Of David a psalm. The word of the Lord to my master;". I have been wondering what is the difference between LORD and Lord. I understand LORD is the most high Creator of everything, but who is Lord? The Psalms I have been reading was translated by Jews into English. I definitely need to keep learning Hebrew. I'm so glad I stumbled onto this video. Is there only one Hebrew text that every Jew whether Orthodox, Sephardic, Chabad, etc... has?

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Don't tell the Jews what to believe in...they are already there before you know anything, Todah Rabbi.

Checkmate!

Shalom to you Rabbi! Could you please even explain on New Testament 1 Peter Chapter 3:6 KJV Even as Sara obeyed Abraham, calling him lord:

Students of Hebrew know that the original text was written in an “unpointed” form, i.e., without the dots, dashes, and marks that are now the written vowels. Thus some people may point out that since the vowel points of the Hebrew text were added later, the rabbis could have been mistaken. It should be pointed out, however, that the two Hebrew words, adōnai and adōni, even though written the same in unpointed Hebrew, sound different when pronounced. This is not unusual in a language. “Read” and “read” are spelled the same, but one can be pronounced “red,” as in “I read the book yesterday,” while the other is pronounced “reed,” as in “Please read the book to me.” The correct way to place the vowels in the text would have been preserved in the oral tradition of the Jews. Thus when the text was finally written with the vowels it would have been written as it had always been pronounced. Further evidence that the Jews always thought that the word in Psalm 110:1 referred to a human Messiah and not God is given in the Greek text, both in the Septuagint and in quotations of the Old Testament that appear in the New Testament. It is important to remember that the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament, was made about 250 BC, long before the Trinitarian debates started. Yet the Septuagint translation is clearly supportive of Psalm 110:1 referring to a human lord, not God. It translates adōni as ho kurios mou, “my lord.”c When Psalm 110:1 is quoted in the New Testament the same truth about the human lordship of the Messiah is preserved. Anthony Buzzard writes: The New Testament, when it quotes Psalm 110:1, renders l’adōni as “to my lord” (to kurio mou). But it renders adōnai ([Psalm 110] v. 5 and very often elsewhere) as “the Lord” (kurios). This proves that the difference between adōnai and adōni was recognized and reported in Greek long before the Masoretic vowel points fixed the ancient, oral tradition permanently in writing.d Sadly, many scholars have not paid close attention to the Hebrew text of Psalm 110:1, and incorrectly say that the second “Lord” in the verse is the Hebrew word adōnai (or adōnay) and thus means “God,” not recognizing that adōnai is not the actual Hebrew word in the verse. One such source is The Bible Knowledge Commentary edited by Walvoord and Zuck, Victor Books, 1985, p. 873. Another is Herbert Lockyer, All the Divine Names and Titles in the Bible, Zondervan, 1975, p. 15. A third is Alfred Plummer, Gospel According to S. Luke [ICC]; Edinburgh; T&T Clark, 1913, p. 472. The well-known Smith’s Bible Dictionary contains an article on “Son of God,” written by Ezra Abbot. He writes: Accordingly we find that, after the Ascension, the Apostles labored to bring the Jews to acknowledge that Jesus was not only the Christ, but was also a Divine Person, even the Lord Jehovah.e We believe Abbot’s conclusion is faulty because he did not pay attention to the exact wording of the Hebrew text. Even scholars who contributed to Smith’s Dictionary of the Bible apparently agree, because there is a footnote after the above quotation that corrects it. The footnote states: In ascribing to St. Peter the remarkable proposition that “God has made Jesus Jehovah,” the writer of this article appears to have overlooked the fact that kurion (“Lord”) refers to to kurio mou (“my Lord”) in verse 34, quoted from Psalm 110:1, where the Hebrew correspondent is not Jehovah but adōn, the common word for “lord.” The footnote is quite correct, for the word in Psalm 110 is the word for a “lord” or “master” and not God. Thus Psalm 110:1 gives us very clear evidence that the expected Messiah of God was not going to be God himself, but a created being. The Jews listening to Peter on the Day of Pentecost would clearly see the correlation in Peter’s teaching that Jesus was a “man approved of God” (v. 22 - KJV), the “my lord” of Psalm 110:1 which Peter quoted just shortly thereafter (v. 34). The use of adōni in the first verse of Psalm 110:1 makes it very clear that the Jews were not expecting their Messiah to be God, but were expecting a human “lord.” The misinformation given about the Hebrew text of Psalm 110:1 in these respected and generally very helpful resource tools is very unfortunate, because it propounds the teaching that Jesus is God, which is actually exactly the opposite of what the Psalm itself is saying. There is a reason that in the Psalm David writes that God is “Yahweh” while the Messiah is his “lord.” One of the clearest proofs that there is no Trinity is that neither Jesus nor the apostles ever taught it. Psalm 110:1 is just one of many verses that were reasons the Jews were expecting a human Messiah. The ancient Jews had a lot of expectations about their Messiah that were based on Scripture. The Jews worshiped one God (Deut. 6:4), and never considered there to be a Trinity. Similarly, the Messiah the Jews were expecting was to be a real human, not a God-man. He was to be a descendant of Eve (Gen. 3:15), a descendant of Abraham (Gen. 22:18), from the tribe of Judah (Gen. 49:10); and a descendant of David (2 Sam. 7:12, 13; Isa. 11:1). He was to be a “lord” under Yahweh (Ps. 110:1) and a servant of Yahweh (Isa. 42:1-7), but he was to be able to draw near to Yahweh (Jer. 30:21). He was to be a Jew, “one of their own” (Jer. 30:21), and he was to be born in Bethlehem (Mic. 5:2). Since the Jews were expecting a human Messiah and did not think of “the Holy Spirit” as a “Person,” if the doctrine of the Trinity was true and was to be believed, someone, ostensibly the Messiah himself, had to teach it. But he never did. While there are a few verses where Jesus said things that modern Trinitarians say mean he was God, each of those can also be interpreted from the perspective that Jesus was not God, and many biblical Unitarian scholars have demonstrated that in their writings. Meanwhile, the vast preponderance of New Testament verses are Jesus or the New Testament authors showing that Jesus was sent by God and did God’s will, not his own. Jesus quoted the Shema (Deut. 6:4), that there was only one God, to Jews who would have taken what he said at face value. Jesus did not take the opportunity-ever!-to teach what modern Trinitarians say is the foundation of the Christian Faith: that the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Spirit is God; and together the three Persons make One God. Why not? The most logical explanation is that there is no Trinity [For more information see, One God & One Lord: Reconsidering the Cornerstone of the Christian Faith, by Graeser, Lynn, and Schoenheit.] Psalm 110 is a Messianic and prophetic psalm in which God gave David a vision of the future, when God and the Messiah speak about what the Messiah will accomplish. The fact that David does not call both God and the Messiah his “Lord,” but carefully words what he says such that Yahweh maintains His elevated position while the Messiah, God’s “right-hand man,” is seen as David’s “lord.” If God and Christ were both God and were co-equal and co-eternal, as the Trinity states, then Psalm 110:1 fails to recognize that equality, or even that Yahweh and the Messiah are both God. Quite the opposite! The Messiah, David’s adōni, is seen to be distinct from, and lesser than, Yahweh. “Yahweh.” “Yahweh” is the personal name of God, and a rabbinic abbreviation for it appears in the Hebrew manuscript of Matthew as well as in the verses of the Old Testament that Matthew quoted. There is evidence that Matthew wrote his Gospel in Hebrew and used the name Yahweh, so we have put it in the REV (see commentary on Matt. 3:3).

Psalm 110 : 1 King David speaking, The LORD / YHVH said to my Lord / Master, sit at my right hand, that is YHVH's hand Till I make your enemies your footstool, that is the Lord/ Master's enemies Question who therefore is King David's Master.

I wonder if any Christian preachers/priests have anything to say about things like these. There are so many examples similar to this one.

Angels are heard singing the name of HWHY in worship, while the Christians were worshiping Him. The angels don't mind saying it, and it is not pronounced like I have ever heard anyone else say it. The reason I understood that it was His name because of my understanding of Paleo pictograph language, simple.

Its like saying "sir" today

Are there other passages that start with of David a psalm? I talked to a Christian and they claimed that it could still be interpreted 'of David a psalm' as a psalm by David.

I agree. As a Christian I also want to know why this scam. Long time ago I already noticed from seriously studying scripture that a lot doesn’t add up.

Well done Rabbi Tovia I have learned a new thing because I do not read Hebrew and I see those translators made mistakes or were dishonest?But who is the Lord that spoke to David,surely it was the Word,Jesus as God the Word,so the same question still stands------How can Jesus be a offspring of David when Jesus was his Lord??????????

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I sympathize with Christians; they have eyes but struggle to see, ears but struggle to hear, and brains but face challenges in understanding. A closer look, especially at the Old Testament, unveils that delving into the intricacies of the Hebrew language is pivotal for a profound comprehension of their faith. It's surprising that many Christian leaders are well-versed in Latin, Greek, English, and other translations, yet often overlook the importance of teaching Hebrew, which is crucial for a comprehensive understanding.

King David is believed to have lived in the early part of the tenth century BCE, when the Hebrew language was beginning to emerge from a dialect of the Canaanite language. Had he written anything, it would have been in a form of proto-Hebrew, quite different from the Hebrew we know in the Bible.

Plasm 23 vs 1 The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not be in want. John 10 vs 11 (Jesus speaking) I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives His life for the Sheep.

I am a dedicated Atheist and I just subscribed! My catholic roots are so fascinated! Thanks for sharing, I'm captured by the Hebrew use of the word master, and the aspect of the spirit in the NT. Is there some captivation of the will? Very deep lessons. What the Christ Jesus needs to claim, and perhaps a truth as well. Cheers.

*Philippians ch1 v18* “But what does it matter? The important thing is that in every way, whether from *FALSE!* motives or true, Christ is preached. And because of this I rejoice. Yes, and I will continue to rejoice”

Adonee may have meant my master in formal old hebrew. Now a good translation would be "sir

It is David, writing to himself, imagine you are named John, and you create a diary if you will, and you write stuff that happens and than you title it for example " A diary on John " Though you are the author, writing. Lets not play games. There is millions of explanations, Its also very likely that the scribes, Levi's could have composed this on his behalf and thats why they wrote " A pslam, to david " .

The prefix lamed can also mean "belonging to" or "according to", can it not? If it can, could it be "according to David"?

john 17:3 is very clear. Also most translations translate all Yahweh names to Lord making things more confusing to us all. John also talks about this. About taking the mark of the beast. For me the second beast is doing this to confuse Gods people. The first beast being false teachers, false prophets giving power to the first beast, the people in charge in high places and by high places I don’t mean something flying in the sky lol also from my understanding by going deep in the New Testament Bible there is no demons, no devil, no satan. But the translation makes it loook like it which I can apply the first beast and the second beast here because Romans were full of this things and believes as well. Ahh is so much. But I encourage people who want to find the true God to at least read the interlinears and read the Old Testament and not just forget about it.

H113 אָדוֹן is the word used by David for "my Lord" and same H113 אָדוֹן is used to address God in this case: “Three  times   in the year   all   thy males shall appear   before  the Lord H113 אָדוֹן GOD. " If Jesus was wrong we should see the reaction of the teachers. That happened "while all the pharisees were gather together" Mat 22:41. No reaction from them. except: "no man was able to answer". Or they didn't have the right translation. Or or didn't know how to read! I wish you were there to see how you save the day!

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Could the beginning starred with the end to let the wicked show their TRU self

You didn't finish the quotation. "If David says, 'The LORD says unto my Master, (as you say), sit at my feet etc etc'. How can he (his Master) be his (David's) son? Very convenient. You neatly slip out of the question. In essence, David is saying. that his Master will be his son. But you fail to explain this part.

I enjoy these videos because I love seeing people with imaginary friends tear down others with imaginary friends.

Playing with the lives of people is not the same as magic