The Jewish People In a Post Corona World: Finding Hope Beyond The Darkness - Rabbi Sacks in Conversation with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg and Rabbi Steven Weil, hosted by the Orthodox Union
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@rutbrea87964 жыл бұрын
Thank you. Although I am alone here in this city and state, I thanks Hashem blessed is He, for providing me with your videos. Physical I might be alone, but in the spirit I'm not alone. B"H
@curtschannel44 жыл бұрын
Amen God bless you and everybody here.
@rutbrea87964 жыл бұрын
Thanks Rabbi Sacks for your kindness in inviting me to watch your video. B"H
@madelynnovitsky94834 жыл бұрын
Thank you. Like a drink of water in the desert of my solitude.saying those prayers every day
@curtschannel44 жыл бұрын
God bless you. Hope you are safe and well with the coronavirus.
@christinegreene19864 жыл бұрын
My heart aches for the world. Thank you for putting this video out. I found much comfort here.
@myrnagorospe38104 жыл бұрын
Your Voice... enlightens us and leads us into Truth.God bless Israel.Emanuel.
@avikent67693 жыл бұрын
Search for "HERETIC EFREM GOLDBERG" here on KZfaq to learn how anti Torah he is
@lizgichora64724 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your encouragement!
@mandyadler45362 жыл бұрын
Jonathan Sacks forgot, when he was knighted, that HASHEM is our Lord, the Lord is ONE. His ga'avah overwhelmed him.
@eileensickel4 жыл бұрын
Thank you Rabbi Sachs. I agree with you.
@user-ru6mq1xw9y4 жыл бұрын
A tremendous gift!
@rutbrea87964 жыл бұрын
The world is definitely changing. B"H
@johnzarr65904 жыл бұрын
Spiritual lesson for the day: The religious perspective on the purpose of the Corona virus plague & other plagues Upon hearing Swedish activist Greta Thunberg’s multiple impassioned speeches about the dangers of global warming prior to the Corona virus pandemic and seeing most if not all global world leaders turn their cheeks the other way, and after reading Deuteronomy 11:12 “It is a land which the Lord your God looks after, on which the Lord your God always keeps His eye, from year’s beginning to year’s end.”, I began asking myself, “How can this be? The Creator always tells the truth and has never been known to lie.” How can the Creator seriously say in Deuteronomy 11:12 that “It is a land which the Lord your God looks after, on which the Lord your God always keeps His eye, from year’s beginning to year’s end.” and still allow the world to continue on a destructive path toward global warming? Wouldn’t He be lying to simply sit totally idle & to allow the world to continue on it’s destructive course toward global warming? Well, we now have our answer. The Creator not only kept His word, but He kept His word through quality real time action. The Creator through the Corona virus plague & through the Asian Hornet plague which will likely precede a famine when the bees and 1/3 of the food supply possibly disappear into thin air is the Creator’s way of keeping true to His word in Deuteronomy 11: 12 “It is a land which the Lord your God looks after, on which the Lord your God always keeps His eye, from year’s beginning to year’s end.” as global warming is now significantly slowing down through considerably less fossil fuel use. The future may even hold less food consumption as well as even human gas is a contributor to global warming. Besides, most Americans need to go on a diet anyway! Moral of the story: The Creator is similar to a genie in the bottle, but only better. And, be very careful what you pray for as the Creator will not only keep good on His promises, but He will likely do so in ways that you could have never anticipated. Also, be extra careful buying ultra high quality mehudar gassot Tefillin directly from Rabbinical sources in Israel as ultra high quality Tefillin apparently work much better than expected in securing a divine connection for your prayers. Legal Analysis: The situation described in the Exodus was slavery. This was more or less a crime the Egyptians exacted against the Jews. The Creator must have thought the best thing to do was to sort of deputize Moses & use him in conjunction with the 10 plagues. Today’s main modern issue of global warming is quite different & doesn’t really involve a crime of one human group against another. The main problem is exponential human population growth which unfortunately comes with increases in carbon dioxide as a natural result. Humans are simply doing as the Creator commanded in Genesis 1:28. “God blessed them and God said to them, “Be fertile and increase, fill the earth and master it; and rule the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, and all the living things that creep on the earth.” Since the main issue is whether or not the Creator will keep His promise in regards to the earth as stated in Deuteronomy 11:12, the Creator probably realized that it would not be appropriate to use a prophet/messiah or messenger this time before using plagues to exact the necessary changes to reduce global warming as the issue was more or less whether or not the Creator would keep His and only His promise to look after the land as stated in Deuteronomy 11:12.
@firstlast13574 жыл бұрын
Rabbi Goldberg understood the most important principle - people first. By giving out his telephone number he allowed people who are alone and in distress to able to get a spiritual guidance. Unfortunately, most of our rabbbais are so preoccupied with the Halacha they forget about people.
@mandyadler45362 жыл бұрын
Efrem Goldberg is another big time phony. Having such a personal, vindictive sinah for other rabbis that he feels it a mitzvah to try and besmirch him - he'd better do a big teshuva for that one if he's not careful. His end will not be a pleasant one.
@queensigal4 жыл бұрын
I can not help noticing there is NO WOMAN rabbi or leader. Why is that exactly ? Did God create only men ? Would the world not be in a better state if women led it?
@janishart51284 жыл бұрын
@sunrise: A "rebbitzin" is the wife of a rabbi - she is not a rabbi herself. Orthodox Jews don't support women as rabbis - they are much too busy with family life and have far too much responsibility to also take on the responsibility of being a rabbi. That being said, women are highly regarded in Orthodox Jewish life.
@GBLCARMELA4 жыл бұрын
@@janishart5128 Seagull Livingstone - This important question asked by Seagull Livingstone deserves a truthfull answer, even if may be asked in a somewhat provocotave manner. ''Women are much too busy with family life....'' is a factual description of reality, but not an honest transparent response to the question presented.Women rabbis are only a Reform Judaism Movement phenomenon !!! It is absolutly against Jewish Halachic laws !!! Women and men are different inherently from birth, have different tasks in life, and that polarity is the beauty of the opposit sexes coming together as Gods' wish and law. That said, the differences between the two genders, do not deny equality, that is expressed in a defferent ways than ''the right'' to be a rabbi, to put onTeffilin, wear pants etc. A man is a man and woman is not supposed to be a ''manly'' woman... The beauty is in the differences that make us attructive to one another, and brings a different mutual appreciation of each other. A woman can and is required to study, be a scholar, but not in the capacity of a rabbi. That deosn't mean she can't, that she doesn't have the ability, smarts or capacity to be one. But we each have our role and place according to our creator's prescription for us. We obey Gods' will not because it is acceptable by our logic, or disobey them because they are not fitting modern days ''feminism'' ideas, or any other perceptions. We obey the Torah because it is Gods' word that expresses His will, and guids us navigating life in all aspects of it. Gods' words can't be changed ,altered or twisted in any shape or form, nor interpreted each season to fit a different trend - style, a new wind, a new wave... The way the Reform movement carries on is reflected in its name ''reform'' - No one is to re-form the Torah and its laws !!! The Torah was, is, and will always be the same, the one given to Moses and on to us. As is. Carmela, Chabad, Israel
@janishart51284 жыл бұрын
@@GBLCARMELA: Hi Carmela, yes, I totally agree with what you've said, so thanks for providing the details! Yes, I knew all that, but I didn't think, by they way the person asked the question, that they were looking for a detailed Chabad or Orthodox response, since they obviously believe in female 'rabbis', and I don't. Thanks again for your great response!! May Hashem continue to bless you and your family!!