Aleichem Shalom brother and I'm happy to hear that!

Thank you ❣️

I'm glad to hear that you love to learn about Judaism ❤️

I thought about it. Maybe someday

May haShem eventually inspire you to keep all the mitzvot, brother.

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 Ameen

And brother may I suggest if you can please remove Pagan from your middle name, you see it kinda doesn't go with you personality. A Jew who is sensitive enough for Yom Kippur and Yom Tov, and respecting other Jews for Shiva restrictions, and this shows you might not have a up close and personal intimate relationship with HaShem but you do have a connection after all, so you can't be a pagan atleast. I hope you don't find this suggestions has offensive or/and intruding, stay blessed.

@@insaanietihad-MSB LOL Pagan is my father's family name. Pagan is a well known surname in Spanish speaking countries, and in Italy, spelled Pagano. In Spanish speaking countries, one honors both parents, by using both surnames. Therefore, my last name is Pagan Cohen in Spanish speaking countries and in Puerto Rico, the origin of my paternal grandparents. Bizarrely, my Jewishness is identified only in Spanish speaking countries. How? On all official documents, from birth certificate to driver license, the Jewish part of my last name is mandatory, because ones mother's last name is included by law. In the USA, only the father's name is used on passports, birth certificates, etc. Back to the name Pagan: Pagan is from ancient Italy, and means ..one who dwells outside the city...basically, uncultured country bumpkin :) After Christianity took hold in Europe, the meaning of Pagan was turned into "idol worshipers" ...."as only an uncultured country bumpkin would worship idols" per Church leaders.

@@MarcPaganCohen thank you for the explanation. That makes sense now. Brother are you Jewish also from your mother's side?

Yeah. It's been a while

There is only one God the God of Abraham Moses Jesus Mugamad peace be upon them all

Torah doesn't say anything like that about Noah PBUH. did you mean Lot?

Oye !! It wasn't Noah(Pbuh)!! It was Lot (Pbuh)!!! The story is something like at that time there were no men left (Lot's(Pbuh) daughter thought...) so inorder to continue their family they need to do something, so they got their father Drunk , becuz Lot(Pbuh) wouldn't do this. So after that Lot's (Pbuh) one of the daughter gave birth to Moab(Which means From my father). So She committed that this Child is from Her father, she didn't hide it you see. Rest Rabbis will make you clear the while story, i just gave a summary (although not complete). But please so consider watching Rabbi Tovia's Singer's video he has explained this story !!! Shalom !

@@jahidalic54s I admire ur explanation but even if that was true it wouldn’t be make sense for god almighty to dictate such story to the greatest israelite prophet of all time משה A”H, what benefit will this story bring to משה A”H? Prophets are chosen by god to set an example to humanity, clearly these actions highlighted go against that. שלום

@@jahidalic54s לוט עליו השלום הוא נביא

@@jahidalic54s yes sorry, the event is related to Lot (pbuh) but not Noah. As known Abraham (pbuh) is uncle of Lot and they came to Land of Canaan. Lot had visited Egypt together with Abraham and his wife Sarah. Lot married to a woman from Egypt. And they turned back to Canaan with a huge amount of sheep and goat. Then Lot moved to Sodom and Gomorrah and lived there. Homosexuality was very common among the people of Sodom and Gomorrah. Lot was against this immorality. Homosexuality was bad to Lot clearly we can understand from the story of Lot in the Torah because Lot offered his daughters to the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, who wanted angels in the form of handsome men who came to his house. When he, his wife and doughters escaped Lot went to Tsoar, the City nearby Sodom and Gomorrah. That we understand Tsoar was not destroyed. Then wife was also killed and Lot and doughters went to mountain. So, the doughters knows that there are other men in that geography other than their father. Abraham their grand uncle, sons of Abraham, the men in Canaan the Land that Abraham lived, the men in the Tsoar, the men in Egypt their mothers Land... Lot was against immorality, and homosexuality was a big immorality. After the doughters get pregnant and have baby from Lot (I think Moabies and Amonies are those tribes) there is no comment, condemnation, accuse about this issue in the Torah nieghter from Lot nor from God. In this case, what should we understand from the story of Lot described in the Torah? I'm confused, how a doughter of a prophet can think and do such a immoral thing with knowing that her father is prophet and God destroyed a huge amount of people of Sodom and Gomorrah for an immoral behavior homosexuality. It is Clear that there are a lot of alternatives for the doughters to be together but not with their father in that geography. For those truthes not to be known by the doughters seems contrary to the natural flow of life. And after this story of doughters no comment about it by the God or Lot if it is bad, good, normal. How it can be. I really need a logical, understandable comment or explanation video.

thanks so much, Aron. This is a great lesson for me,,, H

Actually I think that's another explanation (maybe by Rambam?)

What pagan priest? The 1% real masters of USA wear linen/wool for their clothings; they're athiests, BUT still Jews dont they?

@@zainiabdullah621 Please stop with your anti-Jewish nonsense!

Actually I also knew this prohibition from thus context but the Cain and Abel Midrash kinda gets me into my understanding a little further.

Jewish Messiah is Jesus, but unfortunately the nowadays living Jewish their ancestor is the people whom reject Jesus as Messiah, Jewish whom accepted Jesus like 2000 years ago were called the Nazarene and they practice the teaching in authentic Aramaic Gospel. You know early christianity denomination were monotheist and Gospel synchronized with the teaching in the Tanakh. Everything changed after Paul got his pen.

Anti messiah in Judaism is known as Armilus In Arabic scripture it's Al Masih ad Dajjal In Aramaic scripture it's Msikha Daggala, this anti messiah is described will be a figure whom will conquer the earth, persecuting (more like trying to fool) the believers, part of his body will not function, he will be partially deaf and partially blind, he will rise from the East, he will be slain by Jesus the Messiah. After the final defeat of this Dajjal in the hand of Jesus, then Jesus will conquer the earth and set up Messianic Age and everyone will recognize God and Islam will be the only accepted religion, there will be only believers left. (who upon follow Dajjal will cause them to slowly dissolve like salt in water) I feel bad for the Jewish, their views on Jesus is terrible because those idolaters christian corrupted the scriptures. If only Jewish had the views on Jesus from Islam sources, they shall know Jesus is the messiah and he wasn't God or Son of God. Islam confirmed whoever reject Jesus as messiah will be the follower of Anti messiah known as Dajjal. Funny thing is the vast majority of Christianity corrupted Msikha Daggala to Antichrist, defined as the people whom reject Jesus as God. I'm ex christian, you won't know how much Christianity lies to the world.

@@leefromnyc i agree after isa (jesus) comes and kills dajjal the world will be united as one and peaceful btw im only 14 yrs old so i know a thing or 2

@@leefromnyc That is all fake story. Jesus is fake Messiah or Dejjal.

@@leefromnyc just to add to your info, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said the antichrist will have one blind eye, swollen like a grape, and he will come from Iran, Khurasan

Thank you so much brother 💓

pajeet

Wat does a pagan idol worshipper has to do on Abrahamic discussion.

thanks so very much, Aron

Yes

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 oh im a 14 yr old muslim as i get older my goal is to go to mecca, medina, and jerusalem :)

No. Tattoo is not allowed. That verse may be referring to phylacteries which are called sign upon an arm and between the eyes.

And by the way, I'm not rabbi. Just a regular Jew.

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 i think in islam we’re allowed to wear temporarily tattoos that lasts about a week or two, not permanent ones, also tattoo done should not be against islamic teachings

@@abc_6 Leviticus 19:28 You shall not make any cuts in your body for the dead, nor make any tattoo marks on yourselves: I am the LORD

@@Leon-jp7ch what about Henna?, it literally goes away after a few washes.

The prohibition of wearing wool and linen? Both men and women

@leb we can wear silver or platinum right?

@@abc_6 AFAIK, Muslims may wear silver and platinum.

@Leb Muslim men cannot wear silk or gold regardless of percentage that’s what I was taught. The subject of synthetic fabrics is interesting now I need to ask a Muslim scholar if we are permitted synthetic fabrics ;)

@@luluah1198 There is a difference of opinion amongst Muslim scholars on these matters, with nuances.

That's a good point. According to midrash it was specifically flax Cain brought, not some other vegetables.

But regardless, that's a good point. I don't know why it is specifically only forbidden to be worn, not eaten.

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 I think I might have an explanation, not Halachically offcourse but still. Since Abel had sheeps flocks then he would probably periodically trimmed their hairs and made wool and probably wore woolen cloths. Since Cain had planted wheat and as a farmer background person myself (my entire family infact) I can tell flax is a great multi crop option with wheat. So Cain actually brought wheat and flax as a sacred gift to HaShem for the gratitude of the blessings. And obviously Cain would have made linen from the flax he produced and would have probably wearing linen at the time of the murder of his brother. And since he killed and drawn his brother blood into his woolen cloths and that blood probably had split on his linen cloths that's why the blood which stained their fabrics and that blood was drawn unnecessary infact as a result of envy and anger and hate for the brother these two fabric became the historic witness to this sin of blood. And remember blood has a very significant importance in Jewish history and spirituality. Like marking the door posts of Hebrews Mizrahim and the blood of circumcision and then blood of the kurbonot in the Beis Ha Michdesh. And food wise blood is forbidden to be consumed and Jewish women see very carefully even in eggs if there is a tiny spot of blood in the egg it's not Koshar, washing meat is another level and the Koshar slaughter again sees into draining the blood completely.

@@insaanietihad-MSB that's interesting explanation.

Quite flattering to hear that as a Muslim. Fortunately Muhammad ﷺ stated Jesus ﷺ never claimed divinity and that people corrupted his message through overpraising him, leading many Islamic scholars to conclude either the Gospel was corrupted, or Jesus ﷺ didn't actually mean to appear as divine by calling himself a son of God or God the Father of humans, or himself, or calling himself the way and the light because he was at the time for the Jews of his village, not for humanity FOREVER. His message was a grounding to Muhammad's message ﷺ. Because obviously Muhammad ﷺ was the one whose message was meant to humanity forever as stated in the Quran and Muhammad ﷺ states that Jesus ﷺ will come back to fight God's war against the antichrist and his army, and pray for the demise of Gog and Magog with the Muslims.

@Ballout Tyler Every Prophet/ Messenger came for that purpose to be the light and guidance to eternal life for his followers during his life and before any new Messenger (new revealed laws) do come. Ponder & be wise to follow the last final Messenger been sent to all mankind.

sorry bro but christianity is slowly fading away, they are coming to islam 🤌🌍

@@FreeDom4Us1 Jesus said I am the way the truth and the life no one comes to the father by me John 14:6

@@Mindovermatter0001 No he didn’t do ur research, m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZaqnreFs62ufIU.html, john twisted his words unto the lips of jesus that’s why u won’t find that verse u quoted in the other gospels it’s found only in john

@@abc_6 I know what the gospel writer meant and Christianity is not going to fade away. So would you say the same thing about Judaism too?

No, Of course it's not allowed, the same thing with Muslim women, they're not allowed to marry Jewish men.

No they are not

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 But islam allows men to marry jew womens and christians if they are pure montheists who believe in supremacy of one God and do not Consider Honourable Musa And Dignified Esa May Peace B Upon Them as Sons of God. do you know?

@@blessedishashemtheg-dofisr7397 הפניה בבקשה

@@sacredremindersbyibrahimraza oh wow

where’s the word משיח (messiah) mentioned in 53?

Yes he is a Messiah but he is a fake Messiah.

@@musabinimran1554 ישוע בן מרים עליו השלום זה המשיח