Shalom Achoti, I agree with a lot of what you were saying. Congratulations again on you having your boy. May ABBA Yah Baruch you and your family.🫶🏾

Congratulations Mama!

Time stamps 16:58 -17:33. This. Shalom! I made it on over to this video because of your response to a question I posted on a past video. Thank you for your response and thank you for this video! Your explanations, though owed to no one, are eloquently expressed and much appreciated. I was confused a video or two before lol, but with this video I've realized that we have a lot more in common faith-wise than I thought. You clearly have studied much and know a lot, and your content is informative and encouraging in a unique way.

Congratulations! Shalom Aleichem from West Virginia near Pittsburgh 🙏

The Trinity is not polytheism at all, it’s just a difference in the understanding of the nature of the One God. It’s only polytheism if you have Unitarian biases to what One God means. I initially made a simplification of the concept of the Trinity here but looking at other comments it seems you understand church doctrine pretty well so it feels redundant to simplify it so I’m editing the comment lol. Whether the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father or proceeds from the Father and the Son is a matter of debate (very old copies of Athanasian Creed include Filioque, much older than Orthodox would ever like to admit - some 5 centuries older than the schism, scripture references it indirectly and Council of Florence confirmed Filioque [Orthodox guys love to claim they care about the positions of their bishops in ecumenical councils until you talk about Florence, then they completely deny them]) but yeah the Triune Godhead being explained in the sense of three persons being three physical heads and then using that as an analogue for how a thing can logically be three but one is a more simple explanation normally lol - I disagree that it is polytheism to use it as an analogue (like a clover) so long as you explain that the reality is massively theologically different and how. It’s not beyond God to be three persons in one God, and to say that it is is tantamount to blasphemy honestly, whether you agree with it is another thing, but it isn’t logically inconsistent or impossible for God to achieve. That being said, you were never in the right religion to begin with. Protestantism and Islam are both heresy. The only Christian denominations that have a claim to fullness of truth are Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodox Christianity - there is a debate to be had there for sure (a debate that the Council of Florence ended but Eastern Orthodox Christians aren’t honest with themselves on that for the sake of politics) and it’s always very interesting to witness. But with the rest of the denominations, they are founded in heresy against the Church that Christ left for us, Sola Scriptura (not the intention of Biblical authors or Christ) and Sola Fide (goes against scripture - see: James 2:24). Islam is the works of Satan and false prophethood, that is clear as day to anyone who studies Qur’an, Sunnah and Hadith without doing mental gymnastics to justify constant falsehood and lies. I feel like you should certainly look into the Apostolic Churches for truth and goodness. The Temple of Solomon was destroyed, God’s covenant with the Nation of Israel superseded and the Church of God (with Peter, the Rock the Church was built on being the first Pope) established from the time of Christ until the end. Belief in the divinity of Christ is necessary for salvation, as His divinity is necessary for His death to shatter the power of Hell and Sin. Respecting Orthodox beliefs because they’re closer to you as an anti-trinitarian means very little to me as a Catholic. The “oriental Churches” and early church fathers and desert fathers you have respect for were in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church before the schism, so when you say to go “all the way back” you’re telling western Christians to go back to those times, you are telling them to go back to Catholicism. Praying for your health, happiness, peace and salvation. God bless ❤️‍🔥 P.S. - also wanted to say I’m really happy that you were able to leave Islam and it not be a danger for you, depending on the situation and the life you build for yourself while being Muslim, the reaction from those you know at the time can vary from distancing and disapproval in many cases to murder in some - so I’m happy for your safety ❤️‍🔥

Have you read the book “Religion of the Apostles: Orthodox Christianity in the First Century” by Fr. Stephen de Young? It seems so right up your alley

Thank you for this!! I have watched a few of your videos. I appreciate all your points of view. BTW...you look beautiful, not huge.

Sounds like you don't have a "religion" or an organized sect but rather someone who just lives a cultural lifestyle. I love that. Torah principles is just a moral code for a culture.

I love this video! I’ve been on my own religious research and path to the creator and have labeled myself Christian, Pentecostal, Hebrew Israelite, messianic even Torah observant over time. Decided not to continue the research and take a break and have stuck to being an Ebionite. I just tell others I’m a believer in God but I stick more to the Torah. My husband is Muslim and I really like their conservative and traditional roles. I dress like a Muslim but I am not. For me Yeshua is more of a prophet just like any prophet since there are too many additions and corruption in scripture. Life is a journey with mistakes, bad times, and joy etc. Very hard though to find people to do worship and community with.

You have no idea. I'm Coptic Orthodox, I.e. eastern Orthodox. You need to understand trinity...... That's it. You are a rebel, but you don't fully understand. Let me know if you want to understand trinity.

Shalom sister! I saw and commented on one of your videos aways back... I think you were talking about different bible versions at the time. It's interesting that I came across this one tonight because I was just asked a few hours ago if I was a "Christian". That's always a weird question for me to answer because whether I answer yes or no it will give people the wrong idea about me. If by "Christian" they just mean "follower of christ", then the answer would be yes.... I believe in the Creator spoken of in the bible and the messiah. But if/when the conversation becomes more in-depth and they find out all the differences I have from mainstream Christianity, I'm no longer accepted amongst mainstream Christians. I have been kicked out of Christian chatrooms for having differences in opinions on certain scripture interpretations, and kicked off of a christian website all together for not accepting the trinity doctrine. To some that means that I am denying God completely. It seems like we have been on a similar path for awhile (I even noticed your sage in the background)... ultimately just wanting to find Truth, learn what is morally right and attempt to live our lives accordingly.... even if that means doing it alone. I am glad that you have a partner though to go on the journey with and congratulations on the coming child. I am subscribed and I very rarely use it, but I will add you on IG as well.

The Old Testament and the book of Matthew I feel I can trust but I really like the J.E.D.P theory.

Were you on Torah life ministries previously years ago 🤔 I was watching videos on whether women should wear pants or dresses

Bless u❤️

Quick question: Remarriage is considered adultery in the Bible according to my understanding of it, so I wonder what made you choose to do so? Mark 10:11-12 11 And he said to them, “Whoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery against her, 12 and if she divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery.”

I think the trinity as play dough. It's the same play dough, just in 3 different shapes.

Congratulations to your first Baby Boy Dear Sister. If you Allow me this Question Are you and your Husband reunited?

By western you mean the protestant church. Roman Catholics and orthodox catholics are both trinitarian.

The marriage covenant exists until death...it took his death to bring in the new covenant, which is the return to the Melchizedek Priesthood. He was married to Israel when he came, but she was a harlot, so his death freed him up for the New covenant. That's where I'm sitting now on why he had to die...and it always took blood to cover sin, otherwise why were they sacrificing before Abraham?

Oh my gosh, I completely agree with your answer about the Trinity. I was Mormon, then became Protestant, and I tried for over 3 years to wrap my head around the Trinity. At the end of the day, it seems like polytheism to me too. Right now I'm in the middle of not knowing what I believe. I believe in a higher power, but that's about it. Thank you for doing this Q & A and congrats!

I tried to get into orthodox but it just doesn't resonate with me. I thought it did at first but it's a mishmash of hellenization and Hebrew religion. I also think their whole "metaphysical" trinitarian ideas are nonsensical. What attracted me to orthodox at first was the spirituality aspect of things. But I've come to learn on my own what biblical spiritualism is. Things such as prayer, incense, fasting, being away in the woods from people and dedicating myself to God is spiritual. I'm practicing my shofar blowing. I have recently rejected Paul as an apostate to the Law so I can't follow any Christian assembly, be it Protestant, Catholicism or Orthodox. For me, keeping the commandments of God and being Holy is important. Not praying to saints or just keeping up with the joneses not doing anything without showing appreciation to God. The ultimate appreciation that we could ever give to Him is to obey Him, for obedience shows who your allegiance is to. Edit: there had to have been a law prior to Moses, otherwise Abraham and Noah wouldn't have known what clean/unclean was, or how to sacrifice. Even God said Abraham kept all his laws, statues and commandments. Genesis 26:5 because Abraham listened to My voice and kept My charge, My commandments, My statutes, and My laws.” In Hebrew, it says Torah. So, there was definitely God's law before Moses. Levtical? Obviously not but thats beside the point. That's why I reject Paul and his letters.

If you want can you speak more about how you’re a Jew?

Trinity is a union of 2 words.Tri and unity.It is self explanatory...but to explain a bit ....Have this example .when we say Sun ....There is one sun....but it has three natures ...the brightness,The heat and the circle.We don't say three suns tho but one....Just because it reaches you it is not seperated .The brightness is seen by your eyes....The heat reaches you and you feel it on your skin...does it mean one of the separate sun reaches you? No it is the Sun ....all in all.In all the three natures the Sun is one.In trinity ,God the son gets born to save us.The holyspirit dwelt on the apostles in forms of flame and God the father from the sky witnessed Our lord Christ is his son....By nature The son of God is God...Trinity is not polytheism .It is not easy to understand if you are inclined to your thoughts but it is if you pray to God to reveal it to you and search for it genuinely 😊✝️ (From Ethiopia.)

Can you please explain a little more how westernized Christians are riding the like of polytheism? Very curious about this an dwould love to dive deeper into it, I can see how it may be true.

My head is hurting.

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