Judaism Explained
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Judaism, at 4000 years old it is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and the granddaddy of Christianity and Islam. But even though its teachings helped create the world’s two most popular religions many people don’t know what the Jews actually believe.
Judaism developed in the eastern Mediterranean over the last 4000ish years. Today there are about 15 million Jews making it the world’s tenth-largest religion.
What is the Torah? What’s a Covenant? And why does no one worship mermen in the Middle-East anymore? Well Let’s Find out.
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Do a video on the Baha'i faith!
I am a Messianic Jew. Our branch of Judaism is recognized here in America, and yet you did not include us. Why?
When you doing Scientology?
Must tell you this is the most civile comments section whan jews is the the topic. In other cases and aspaicly other platforms (like instegram) id even jewsdism is mentioned for a single moment the comments explode in anti shemetic comments
I would love to see a video on the religion of Islam next!
Being Muslim I actually never understood why the hell we are against so bitterly against each even having so so much common belief among us.
@Mr. Agrawal Yes our God is greatest bcz he made us and everything existing not like your God who is made by yourself
@Mr. Agrawal Yes we say all other religions are wrong if they don't consider Hazrat Muhammad s.a.w a last prophet of Allah...bcz in real Bible and Torahat he was mentioned as last prophet of Allah.... I think you have to read your religion as well bcz in your religion kalaki ottar is mentioned who is very much similar to Last Prophet...
@Mr. Agrawal It yours choice to believe it or not...but how much long more you will live 50,60or 70 years but after death you will come to know it may be seem you a joke or nonsense but you will come to know it.... Anyway best of luck....but i will prefer you to study Islam. Its up to you brother
@Mr. Agrawal You have not studied About kalaki ottar ....bcz Muhammad s.a.w Just did the same as you mentioned kalaki ottar but in other way..
@Mr. Agrawal He never advised anyone to do sex forcefully or by woman's approval he only allowed to have nikkah with any one of them.. He said the people of Makkah to stop preaching of idols...you tell me what is wrong about it if someone stops other from doing wrong and why we should we criticize him that he why he said to others that your idealogy is wrong
Uploaded a video about Judaism on a Saturday. Bold move.
Are they allowed to youtube on sabbath or not?
@@Didntwanttomakeauser he said in the vid orthodox are not allowed to use electricity on saturday
@@Didntwanttomakeauser no
@@Didntwanttomakeauser Either we are or I broke jewish law
TheSovietS Are you Reformed?
as a muslim i truly hope we can all be at peace one day no matter our differences on earth and in the heavens. love and respect one another
It's really touching to hear Muslims like you talking like that.
That will never happen. But I know what could bring some peace. If everyone traveled , learned history and took a neutral class on religion, sociology and world culture. Until then there will be division.
Sadly, not all muslims treat jewish people the same away. Throughout history i mean.
That’s what god want us to be humans and love and help each other I hope one day everybody will think like that.
@@soulxslayerchan how the zionist react when muslim welcome them to palestine while all detest them around the globe
As an orthodox jew, one thing I love about Judaism is that we don’t try to convert people to our religion, we believe that you don’t have to be Jewish to be doing the right thing.
My favorite thing about the Jewish people.
As a Muslim I kinda disagree. Jews and Muslims worship the same god . We should lead other people who worship false to the right path.
@@Jackie20_05 no thanks
@@Jackie20_05we don’t worship the same God. Allah isn’t the God of Abraham. Islam is demonic.
@@hahandrooFR
I’m Jewish and grew up orthodox. I just wanted to tell you this was all extremely accurate and you pronounced everything so well (no all perfect but extremely close!). Thank you for actually doing research and representing us well!
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I m muslim and i love jew people...shalom alaekhum
@@Affankhan-bv1sy who ask you & who Care & my Question 4 u ...do u think Jew love or Respect you ?
@@islamdefenderyahya4621 yes I’m jewish and we love and respect muslims
@@islamdefenderyahya4621 I can't speak for all Jews, but I do know for a fact that my family, and much of our Jewish community (my community's pretty big, so I can't speak for the parts I'm not familiar with) all have nothing, but respect and love for Muslims. As do many many other Jews I know outside my community.
My favourite Judaism-themed joke: An Orthodox rabbi was asked whether or not it is permitted in the Law to ride in an airplane on the sabbath. The rabbi answered "Yes, but only if you keep your seatbelt on for the whole flight, because then you will technically be wearing the plane instead of riding it."
I love it
My G-d, jews follow their religion so strictly!
😂😂😂😂
@@rounaksinghbuttar9083 Yes.
I did this *very* thing back in '06 when I had to travel via airline on Erev Shabbos. And I described it in exactly that way, lol
I’m Ethiopian jew and I loved this video great job brother✡️🙏🏽
Were you forced by your family or did you choose wrong from studying all the other options?
Me to
@@PROVOCATEURSK ethiopian jews are like jew-jew. as in they've been jews since judaism has been a thing. it's one of ethiopia's demographics and they have ties to Israel. most of them currently reside in israel.
@@PROVOCATEURSK🤦🏻♀️
@@PROVOCATEURSK Are you seriously asking him that? No one asks anyone why they believe in their religion.
I really appreciate the pace at which you speak in your videos. I find most channels of this kind tend to have very fast speech that is unpleasant to follow.
are we going to talk about the fact that when the picture of "hell" came up there was a taco bell
The lake fire are tacos. It is theologically accurate
I saw that tooo. I went back, and rewatched it at first cause I thought it was a add, or I was seeing things, or something.
I'm going through hell in a Taco Bell bathroom stall rynow. 😂😂😂
No gauruntees... I mean the food combined with stomach acid.
Taco Bell is demonic(ally good). But demonic because it's not real food and will fuck up even the most hardened stomach, like mine. I'm not weak like everyone else who thinks Mexican food upsets your system... I'm perfectly fine eating it or any spice... then there's Taco Bell... which apparently comes from the Devil lol. He tempts you with its flavor like its real food and then you realize it was a trap. "DIABLO Sauce," HEL-LOOOO!
Great video! As an agnostic jew living in Israel I can definitely confirm most of what you said in the video. Although, I find two small mistakes. 1. When you wrote the Hebrew word for the tanakh the letters were flipped. Probably because your software does not support left to right writing. 2. The past participle form on yeet is yoten, not yeeted. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk
the past participle of help used to be holp! but that verb was regularised...
@@kaitlyn__L glad that was modified
@@mercedesgomez8258 meanwhile we have tell vs told, instead of telled.
@@kaitlyn__L yeah I know I watched that video too lol
@@carsonianthegreat4672 to yeet, or not to yeet? that is the question
I am teaching a world religions class and these videos were a HUGE help. All my students absolutely loved them. Do you have any plans to do a video on Christianity? Nowadays many people in the West don't know as much about it as was once assumed. And even those who are familiar may have a vastly incomplete understanding of the basics. Anyway, thanks for these!
I watch these vids as an adult 22 year old kid. Ur students are lucky oh how I’d love to watch these vids in class lol
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Much respect for the time it must take to put together these videos.
3:00 Moses was the first human to download data of the cloud.
@mrvideouploads1 Yes, it's a miracle. :D
@me you ?
@me you ??
@me you ???
@me you What are you saying?
This is really interesting. I like the non bias and historical background information about religion. Keep it up!!
Me too.
i cant wait when he gets to islam
I'm not sure about the "Non-bias part." Take a look at 7:06 Why do you have Taco Bell in Sheol? LOL
@@ptownbandchick 🤣🤣
That's not at all what this is. He conflates Jews with Hebrews. Please do your own research.
Excellent channel mo chara! Thank you! 🍀👍🏻
Thank for this video! Overall accurate and interesting. One important correction: the word tanakh in Hebrew is spelled תנ''ך. You wrote it as ך''נת, which is actually "khanat". Right to left 😅 (I speak Hebrew)
As a Jew, I was a little nervous about watching this, but having done so, I want to congradulate you on managing a fair introduction to the religion in around 15 minutes. Well done.
skiesboi . Israeli girls of Moroccan origin 👍🌶
@Shield Boss I was not born Jewish, so I know that there is a lot of mis-information about the religion out there. I'll just take two examples, one is that food needs a Rabbi to bless it in order for it to be kosher. This is completely wrong. The laws of kashrut (keeping kosher) are expansive, but it is up to the person consuming the food to offer a blessing before eating. On the other hand, 100 rabbis could bless a bacon sandwich, and it still would not be kosher. Another example is that it is forbidden to work on the Sabbath. Whilst on some level this is true, it would be more correct to say it is forbidden to do an action that changes the world, irrespective of the amount of exertion required (even this has a few caveats, as they say two Jews, three opinions). As such, I could move 10 heavy chairs around my house all Sabbath, and I have not transgressed, but switching on the light is considered (by Orthodox Judaism) to be a transgression. I hope that this answers your question somewhat.
@@skiesboi very interesting 😲
@@skiesboi so what is your religion before you accept Judaism.
Wasn’t Jesus a Jew?
As a Hindu I am amazed by this religion Ps: stop fighting jeez, guys please love and respect each other. All of our religions share these moral teachings. Kindly see the humanity in each other and move on. Hare krishna
@Azzam 111🤡
@Azzam 111 abdul
Dear brother/sister Try to read the Qur’an and do your own research on Islam from the right sources. I am confident you will be guided to the truth. May the Almighty bless you with proper guidance. Wishing good health to you and your family 🤍
@Zunayed Pervez you need Jesus in your lifetime
@@waldoestrella7443 dear waldo I already have Jesus (May Peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) in my life and I love him with all my heart! Please do your research on Islam, not what the media portrays and by the will of the Almighty you will be guided. And I promise you I’m doing my due research on Christianity as well. We must keep an open mind. “It is true thou wilt not be able to guide every one, whom thou lovest; but Allah guides those whom He will and He knows best those who receive guidance.” Qur’an 28:56 Hope you have a great day! 🤍
Hey, Conservative Jew here. Through the misinterpretations and chaos in the media about what happens in Israel, I must say you did a great job. I’m Ashkenazi and you were head on with the cultural differences. Thanks for this :D
I first got to learn about Judaism in college but only via my Muslim friends, who described Jewish people "unclean and unworthy of even mentioning". Which got me extremities interested in Judaism and started studying about it. I made many Jewish friends online as well as here in India (kasol and manali). I must say I really like my Jewish friends their culture. You people are real example of resilience and persistence. Love from India❤️
the first part is kinda rude of what your friends said.
@@eclipticchaos9601 absolutely, in fact I decided that day that someone who keeps such opinions of others just because they are not from their own religious/ cultural background, is not worth befriending themselves.
Pretty rude,but alco pretty common for muslims.
@@tefky7964 yes you are right
@@ChePlaysBlues The Indian people were always good to the Jews. Israel loves India. There are several Jewish groups that were in India for centuries.
7:03 "It does mention a place called 'Sheol' but it is just a vague underworld where souls go after death" *Shows Taco Bell*
Same name as Apostle Paul the villain in the NT.
@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 Paul's first name is Shaul , like the king
@@standowney6677 Shaul means the grave or pit.
@@lobsterbalelegesse9919 no it means prayed for שָׁאוּל
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As a jew myself, this video was a really accurate first look into judaism. Ive been binging your other videos on religion and I liked them all. Made me really interested in the topic. All of us humans should just accept each other because our differences make us special.
Come back to religion bro we need u
HIDDEN Message in the GENERATION’s TORAH / TANAK / BIBLE ALL THREE From Genesis 5:3-32 NAME ‘s ----Name/Means Adam - Man Seth - Appointed Enos - Mortal Cainan - Sarrow Mahalaleel - Blessed God Jared - Shall come down Enoch -Teaching Methuselah-His death shall bring Lamech - To make low/ mighty Noah -Rest / Favor/ Fulfilled Names (Meaning )written in a sentence 😳 Man appointed mortal Sarrow, Blessed God, shall com down, teaching , HIS death shall Bring , to make low / Mighty, Rest / Favor / Fulfilled Who is This 🤔 ? Sounds Like Jesus Christ This my Interpretation 😳 Jesus given a task to preform from this earth feeling of deep distressBlessed God shall come down as Jesus teaching Jews as a Rabbi HIS Death Shall Bring Salvation to make low to hang on a tree Becames MIGHTY REST / Favor/ FULLED HIS PURPOSE Who IS HE ?
Shalom brother
@I left my shoe laces in Virginia Hi where are you from
@@StevenSmouha lol
Very helpful introduction. Thank you!
Hello! I’m Jewish and you got it pretty much right but I do have some nitpicks, so Yiddish has mostly gone out of use except for certain communities outside of Israel and a couple words still in use for ashkenaz Jews, the Talmud is actually a discussion and explanation on the Mishna which is a collection of laws past down through generations from Moshe, along with those books and many many others we understand how to follow the Torah and I should point out the a lot of the words in this video have Hebrew counterparts that are how most Jews actually refer to those things and a very very small nitpick when you talk about “kosher” you would use the word kashrut but overall you got it pretty right
Can we learn about the Yazidis please? Would love to learn about their culture, traditions and so forth. Raise awareness before they are wiped out!
@@bramheshpatil7382 it's not like that bro we are 1.2 billion in the world nobody can wipe such a large population Hinduism survived 800 years of occupation by foreign rulers still we are strong and standing that's very impressive for me
@@harshal343 Agreed but Christians have their Vatican Church operated under the Pope, Muslims have Shariat and operate from Saudi Arabia, but Hindus haven't shockingly learnt to unite & centralize their culture, creating an authority to monitor their religion, like the Abramhic religions. If we don't unite & keep fighting through sects, then we'll destroy ourselves before Abramhics do. So despite our age-long survival and huge 1.1B population, our safety is at stake.
@@bramheshpatil7382 i think many old religions are slowly dying thats my opinion but I might be wrong
@@bramheshpatil7382 is it possible to convert to hinduism? I've never seen a hindu 'preacher'
@@yasuotheunforgiven9549 Its known how a strict cultural-belonging helped old Asian-faiths(Hinduism, Taoism, Shintoism) survive the constant foreign outslaught whilst old western/European-faiths(Greek, Paganism) perished quickly. Tough times don't mean our extinction, unlike Africans who sold their ancestoral culture to Christian missionaries & proudly embraced Christianity.
Apart from some issues with pronunciation, which are understandable, this is the best summary I've seen in a long time. Thank you for actually doing your research.
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Thank you so much for all of the educational religious content. I am an ex Jehovah's and we were pretty narrow-minded I really want to broaden my horizons and learn more about other religions other than the one I was raised in. It's very awesome. I just wish other people could take the time and just learn a little bit about other cultures and religions. It would at least make things a little better . PS out of all the religions I've learned from this channel I feel like Sickisum is probably my favorite.
As a Jew, I cannot stand any religious hatred. Jews, Christians, Muslims, we are more similar than we like to think. We all believe in the same god, doing good for the world, and we all have the same holy land. Do not buy into the religious hatred and division that people of many religions preach. Baruch Hashem Zionism will end and the land of Palestine will become a place for all religions to live in peace.
Iam Jewish myself so watching you trying to explain nearly everything in nearly 18 min is highly impressive. 18 is an auspicious number in Judaism BTW, And there is still more to explain!
The etymology for the word "Jew" dates to 1611 as found in the KJB. Before that, "Jew" was spelled "Iewe" as found in the Geneva Bible of 1599 Was King Herod a "Jew"? Did King Herod build the Western Wall? How would you describe those who seemingly bash their heads against the Western Wall? Did Yahuah command any of the 12 Tribes of Israel to worship anything krafted by the hands of men? When you state you are a "Messianic Jew" do you mean you are a "Messianic Edomite"? My research yields King Herod the Great was of Esau-Edom. You also wrote about "Judaism". What is "Judaisim"? Which tribe is appointed to administer Yahuah's Constitution Written in Heaven? Who are the "Levites"? Was King George VI of Judah? At 1948 did George VI symbolically give David's land back to the Cana'anites under the Ball Four Declaration? Once the Vatican received David's land from George VI did the Hittites then loan the land to the Edomites? Is the STATE OF ISRAEL Edomite or Israelite? Are the laws of the STATE OF ISRAEL the Constitution Written in Heaven or a reasonable facsimile of the Code of Cana'an ("canon") law? Kind of confusing if you ask me!
@@Psychiatrick hmm interesting
@@ViralsexY2K98 😂
Pat Rick nobody worships the western wall. People worship at the western wall because it is the closet thing they have to the foundation of Solomon’s temple, the greatest temple to ever exist in Judaism. Jews don’t worship the western wall anymore than Christians worship their local churches, or Catholics worship the notre dame cathedral
Love from India 🇮🇳 🤝 🇮🇱. May God bless you all ♥️. I always wanted to know about this religion. I really want to know more, about the past and their believes, books and history of Jew. In Indian languages, like Hindi ,Bengali e.t.c we call them Ihudi ♥️.
Corporal Gaming love from a fellow Jew :)
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@@SparrowValentine its frightening that if you learn to much, youre likely to be killed.
Read the Tora, especially Deuteronomy.....killings after killings after killings after killings....
Corporal Gaming If you want the REAL story about the Jews, then read the book, "The Thirteenth Tribe" by Arthur Koestler, himself Jewish. Then, read "Facts Are Facts" by Benjamin Freedman, also Jewish. This book is a huge tome, but you may be able to read parts of it on line.
@7:06 - the taco bell had me rolling lol ... thanks for the great video. Straight to the point vs other videos.
Thank you for this . I’m just trying to read the dissertation my son wrote about the comparison between Abraham Heschel’s and Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s relational thinking. Heavy stuff in which often references to Judaism are made. This was a good and understandable introduction to the Jewish belief.
Honestly when I see the notification, I don't so much watch for the information as much as I watch for the animations. The graphics are honestly better than a lot of ones I see for television. Great job on them!
8:30 Didn't know the Hide The Pain Harold meme was that old...
good catch, lol
Besides some of the transliterations and pronunciations, this is a great and fair intro video to Judaism! Thanks for making it!
I wanted to know about other faiths in the world to see what life is like in different places and how to be respectful of a person from that specific faith. I found this video most informal and interesting.
Being a Muslim, I have immense interest in Judaism and Christianity. This video is insightful and mostly accurate. Thank you for sharing!
ikr, their idea for Kosher, and halal are literally the same!
@@Fentanylenjoyer... Yes, because the idea of halal was just copied from Kosher of the Jews. They just change the name to make it appear like it was muslim’s prophet own idea.
You have to know where your religion takes you... CHRISTIANITY is not a religion, but the way of life.. Rejecting Christ meaning you reject life and life in abundance.
@@kevinjunior_kid I'm a muslim and i don't reject Christ:)
@@Fentanylenjoyer... You should accept him as The son Of God, Lord and Savior the one who cleans you from sin completely.. Not just a prophet.. He is more than that.. He is God
*Other important Jewish texts, for those interested* The Mishnah, compiling the rulings and laws of the Great Sanhedrin (parliament/high court) from 10-200 CE, later combined with Jerusalemite and Babylonian commentaries to form the Talmud. The commentaries of Rashi, 11th century rabbi in Alsace-Lorraine, explaining ambiguous statements in the Tanakh. The Mishneh Torah, a twelve-volume summary of basic Jewish laws, written by Moses Maimonedes in the late 12th century. The Shulchan Aruch, 16th century text explaining how Jewish law should be applied to everyday life.
@last Mammoth Kabbalah is kind of a next-level thing with its own texts, but while it has existed for much longer the most popular stream, Lurian Kabbalah, is contemporary with the Shulchan Aruch.
@Swej kcuf it's actually the most painless death for the animal in question, that's why it's done. They even make sure that that knives used are as sharp as they can be with no bumps and the like at all.
S.O.S !. Branch of the Atlantean Globalist Organization revived by Moses from: EU, RO, CS, Caransebes. I HAVE BEEN SUBJECT TO A CONTINUOUS HOLOCAUST FOR 20 YEARS. THE TOTAL BLOCK. THROUGH THE BODIES OF: MILITIE, SECURITY AND JUSTICE., BODIES COORDINATED BY POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS STARAPIS., MY NAME IS: LUNGU CAIUS OCTAVIAN., I LIVE IN THE EU, RO CS, Caransebes city. G: S.O.S !. Zweig der Atlantean Globalist Organization, wiederbelebt von Moses aus: EU, RO, CS, Caransebes. Ich bin seit 20 Jahren einem kontinuierlichen HOLOCAUST unterworfen. DER GESAMTBLOCK. Mein Name ist: LUNGU CAIUS OCTAVIAN. Ich lebe in der EU, RO CS, Caransebes Stadt.
Hey it's the Jewish history guy. shalom!
Love my Jewish brothers and sisters ❤❤ Very peaceful religion. From a Hindu brother. ❤️
this video is very helpful for understanding and inner standing the topic
I became very interested in Judaism after discovering and falling in love with Yiddish music three years ago. I am a Christian from Jordan, so as you can imagine, we sadly don't get much interaction with Jews or Jewish culture because of the political situation. :( Now i often listen to Yiddish music and Hebrew music. Sometimes I also listen to Ladino and Arabic Jewish music. I find Jewish music in general very beautiful. Especially in Klezmer music, there is something very unique about the melodies. I can only understand 30% of Yiddish music because I am an intermediate German speaker and Yiddish has a lot of German(ic) words. I am considering someday learning Yiddish so that I can understand the songs fully without having to read translations, and also to learn more about the rich culture that has produced these amazing songs. Thank you very much for making this great video! :)
Listen to omar adam and ayal golan my friend
@@Michael-ie4sb Thanks for the recommendations! :) I personally love Ofra Haza, Orphaned Land and Yael Naim. I also love Infected Mushroom and Crystal Lake (but those two mostly have English songs).
If you like Jewish music check out barcelona.gipsey klezmer orchestra
@@shodan658 try mizrahi songs is matched to you
Wow
I'm in love with the animation, those small guys are so cute especially when they started bouncing in 03:05 😂🤣
Ilyas Hammouda I know right aren’t they adorable?
This is wonderful. Thanks for making this video.
I’ve been studying religions and found your videos! Thank you!
you forgot India as a safe haven for Jews.They were never persecuted there. Even given privileges in Kerala, calling them Yuda Mappila(roughly translated to Jewish Son-in-laws).
Indeed, in India everyone other than Hindu is very welcomed!
Pecu Alex majority stuff is for political discourse, I’m not discussing such stuff.. and to satisfy your brain with your trendy idea about humanity, there were nothing called Hinduism before the British rule in India.. soooo if you divided 800 million on 33 million gods, you’ll have 24.24 pax per religion hehe
@@eddiehourani7160 religion is sanatana dharma.
@Pecu Alex we are but we are still like second class citizens due to liberals communists and due to appeasement politics if you promote Hinduism you woll be termed as hindutva terrorist Islamophob
@@eddiehourani7160 sad truth
Lots of love to jews from India🇮🇳
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@Siddharth Murugan whats your problem man... whats was her mistake ???
@Siddharth Murugan real id aao mulla ji 🙃
@UCeaPFksasL-lIYFiCBoA9ug ok pajeet
The account with the name “Siddharth Murugan” are one of the many people with these fake accounts with Hindu names. So they spread toxicity and the blame falls on Hindus..
it's literally my periodical exam in a couple of hours and I feel like my notes weren't enough, so I decided to watch this video for my review, thank you so much this is very helpful.
Thank you for the excellent non biased over view. Also I absolutely adore your accent! 🎉
Thanks for watching!
@@CogitoEdu So much for real history…
I think you're doing a good job with this series of videos on religions. Finally, one on a religion I know something about. I've seen some books and videos on Judaism for beginners that are a complete shambles. This one is well done -- probably the best introduction to Judaism I have seen. I am compelled to subscribe. I am already a CuriosityStream subscriber and will be looking for your content there.
Hi! I’m a religious Jew and I was a little apprehensive to watch this to be honest, and I have to say I’m impressed! It’s not perfect but that would be impossible 😂. My favorite part is how you made it clear that you were barely scratching the surface of our religion! Well done and think you so much! Keep up the great work!❤️❤️❤️
I’m starting my conversation and I’m so confused I’m glad this video is good! Finding good sources are so hard!!!
@@abbyl749 conversion?
@@alizagardin7712 I’m converting
@@abbyl749 oh Mazel tov! I was just making sure because i think in ur previous reply it autocorrected to conversation! 😂. Welcome my friends! ❤️❤️❤️. I’m just a 15 year old but if you have any questions I’ll try my best to answer it.
Aliza Gardin The etymology for the word "Jew" dates to 1611 as found in the KJB. Before that, "Jew" was spelled "Iewe" as found in the Geneva Bible of 1599 Was King Herod a "Jew"? Did King Herod build the Western Wall? How would you describe those who seemingly bash their heads against the Western Wall? Did Yahuah command any of the 12 Tribes of Israel to worship anything krafted by the hands of men? When you state you are a "Messianic Jew" do you mean you are a "Messianic Edomite"? My research yields King Herod the Great was of Esau-Edom. You also wrote about "Judaism". What is "Judaisim"? Which tribe is appointed to administer Yahuah's Constitution Written in Heaven? Who are the "Levites"? Was King George VI of Judah? At 1948 did George VI symbolically give David's land back to the Cana'anites under the Ball Four Declaration? Once the Vatican received David's land from George VI did the Hittites then loan the land to the Edomites? Is the STATE OF ISRAEL Edomite or Israelite? Are the laws of the STATE OF ISRAEL the Constitution Written in Heaven or a reasonable facsimile of the Code of Cana'an ("canon") law? Kind of confusing if you ask me!
Very relevant topic! Thanks
Best video I’ve seen on Judaism, so informative, keep up the good work
Only criticism: Jews are first and foremost an ethnic group. That's the way it's always been. Judaism mostly served as a culture, and only became a religion during the diaspora. Genetic studies have concluded that the 3 main Jewish groups (Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi Jews) all descend from the same population that started in the Middle East (the Israelites). This can also be seen by the shared direct lineages amongst all 3 groups, furthered by the genetic connection to ancient samples from the Levant (Israelite and Canaanite). Over the last 2000 years (of the diaspora), very few individuals have converted to Judaism - so much so that the converted population is less than 1% of the total Jewish population - on top of that, conversion to Judaism is discouraged. Only in recent times has conversion and assimilation increased. This is one of the reasons that all 3 major Jewish groups are ethnically homogenous to some extent.
@@c_01m26 being Jewish is not a religion, it's a blood line, there were 12 tribes of the house of Israel, one of the tribes was from the son called Judah, so the descendants of Judah is the Jewish race, about 500 to 600 years BC the house of Israel split, Judah and Levi merged together, that's why the Bible speaks of the house of Israel and then the house of Judah, the 10 northern tribes were not Jewish, after the Syrian captivity they migrated north over the Caucasus maintains and become known as the Caucasians, inhabiting Europe, Ireland, Scotland and many more nations including America, most of which have no idea of there lineage, but that's why white people are called Caucasian,
Night Stalker that’s not true at all. Caucasians and white people already existed even before the 12 tribes of Israel existed and split apart. There were already white Caucasian people living in Scotland and England and the caucus mountains and Western Europe and Central Europe and Eastern Europe before the tribes of Judah and Levi ever even merged together. You just spouted completely false information. Everyone who is descended from the Hebrew tribes are now called Jews today in English. In other languages they are all called Hebrews while the religion is called Judaism and those who follow Judaism are called Jews.
I would say that it’s a set of related ethnicities.
Jared F yeah. In the past the Jews were a majority ethnic group with a large percentage of the population being a homogenous ethnicity, but after several different empires like the Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, romans, and Abbasid caliphate all conquered the land of the levant, exiled Jews, and oppressed them to the point where they moved away, many Jews left fled to different countries like those in Northern Africa, the surrounding Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Europe, and the Iberian peninsula. They lived there for generations, doing their Hebrew practices while intermixing with the local population of people, that’s why Jews today have so many different ethnicities. Still, though, the majority of Jews in Israel come from the surrounding Middle East and Northern Africa, so they are still at least somewhat genetically identical to the early Jewish populations
What about the Khazar's tho? They were a whole steppe tribe that converted to Judaism in mass, without any genetic link to the ancient Israelites. They're kingdom was the only independent Jewish state during the exile period. Surely they're existence proves that there have been non Jews that have converted to the religon thought the centuries. As does the fact that the Jewish population is racially diverse. For example the Ashkenazi Jews are white because they intermarried and accepted converts from the local European population. Just like the Beta Isreal of Ethiopia are black because they intermarried with and accepted converts from the local African population. Conversions to Judaism have been happening for thousands of years.
Great video. Cleared up lots.
It's remarkable how many people in this comment sections can be so civil and polite from Jews, Christians, Muslims and non-Abrahamics while their replies are filled with aggressive mfers who can't handle nice words and have to make it a battle of "My ReLiGiOn Is BeTtEr ThAn YoUrS" or "Religion is stupid and you're stupid"
It's very interesting to learn about different religions like this, especially when they're so similar to your own one.
They’re all nearly the same in some way
@@caytonhopson3200 that's bcuz they are relatives
@@caytonhopson3200 cuz they worshipping the same god
i think cuz islam, christianty and judasim worshipping the same god
Yeah, hating Jesus is ok.
Really interested in the topic. Good intro
Glad you liked it!
I found this video very easy to follow and very helpful in my efforts to learn more about my extended human family and it’s varied cultural and faith traditions. As they say: knowledge is power, and to quote one of my favorite bands, Good Riddance, “hatred is the stillborn child of ignorance and boredom.” In a world so full of negative feelings toward one another, knowledge, kindness, and a little empathy can go a long way toward bettering human relations. Please keep up the good work.
I’m Christian, but I find Judaism so interesting! It’s by far one of the most fascinating religions, along with Sikhism.
Former Christian, but if I were to find faith again, I'm willing to give either Sikhism, Buddhism, or Judaism a go.
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 cool, my mum is Sikh (I’m mixed, white dad and Sikh mum) and it’s a cool religion to say the least. I separate my personal beliefs from religions which I just find generally interesting though
@@TheLyricsAnalyst If it isn't a bother, I would like to ask if you were raised in the Christian religion or if that was something you decided to go on yourself. Will that be alright?
@@whoareyoutoaccuseme6588 heya, no problem at all! I was raised pretty freely. My parents were kind of agnostic and always encouraged me to feel however I wanted to feel. Christianity is something I came to by myself as the belief system aligned with me better, but Sikhism is really beautiful! I encourage everyone to take an interest in religions outside their own, it really opens your mind to cool ideas and concepts!! :))
@@TheLyricsAnalyst Likewise, its really awesome discovering a belief system yourself instead of having to follow one that‘s indoctrinated into you since youth. I was raised Catholic in a very Christian country, so its actually difficult finding a place here that doesn‘t shove gospel down your throat or have a crucifix on a wall. It is only when I became agnostic myself that I opened up to various beliefs and found some that resonates with me more！Right now, I‘m considering being a Buddhist-Quaker of sorts. Still, although I am not Christian anymore, congratulations still on finding your faith ：D
I'm a Muslim but I really didn't know anything about Judaism now I know that we have so much in common thanks 😍
You really should, Islam is a perversion and cheap knock off of Judaism
@@xlsanga44 I thpught KZhead specifically tells us to not be disrespectful.
@@xlsanga44 Islam existed with Adam not with the Jews
@@shine-zj2bz Rofl shut up. Islam is a made up religion plagiarized from Judaism and Christianity
Jews and Muslims are brothers and have much more in common with each other than with Westerners or Christians. As a Jew who is married to a Muslim woman, with a son who thinks he’s a ninja turtle, I have nothing but love for my Muslim brothers and sisters. Peace be on to you.
7:02 anyone gonna mention tacobell in hell
As a Sikh-Catholic, I love everyone- peace and prosperity to all.
thanks for this video i have been trying to learn about different religions so i can decide which one i believe in if i do believe in any of them
Being a Jew is not a religion, it is a tribe or nation of people.
@@rachelsamuel3328 judaism is very bad race or religion whatever i dont want to follow it in any way 🤮
I just found your channel through your Zoroastrianism video in my recommendations yesterday and I have to say that I'm super impressed at how well you explain these religions! Every video I have seen so far has had people from the religious groups discussed in the video praising how well explained everything is, and now, as a Reform Jew I guess it's my turn. Aside from some minor pronunciation issues, this is an amazing summary that shows you have a strong understanding of Judaism, and this will hopefully help others learn about my religion as I have about others.
This channel is REALLY underrated tbh ! I love your videos keep it up!
Dear brother ....wonderful illustration....
Being a Baptist Christian, I've been thinking about converting to Judaism when I'm an adult. And watching this video will help me to understand more about the religion. Thanks a lot I appreciate it!
Christianity is the only religion that solves the problem to sin. Every other religion is works based salvation (you get to heaven by being good) Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and died on the cross for the sins of the world. Repent, put your full faith in Christ and be born again. God bless! 🙌
@@HRS1 in Judaism, hell is a temporary place where you get cleansed of sin before entering heaven. Please do your research 🥰
@@anotparticularlynotableguy Judaism over the last 2000 years has fallen away from scripture more and more. Where is the day of atonement now? How do you have forgiveness of sins?
@@HRS1 in hell, you are cleansed of your sins and then sent to heaven
@@anotparticularlynotableguy so God isn’t Just, Perfect and righteous? What happens to someone like Hitler?
Another interesting thing about Cyrus is he was anointed Messiah like David and unlike in mainstream Christian belief Messiah is a primarily political title that just means anointed one rather than being a strictly spiritual one its just the next messiah is supposed to save the jewish people
@@Ishi79 How can you claim that? There are people today who practice zoroastrianism. To claim Cyrus didn't exist is to also claim the Persian empire didn't exist and the story of the Spartans in Thermopylae didn't happen. You're also saying that the father of history, Herodotus, is a liar. I don't even know why I bothered replying to you because 2 minutes of your time doing a little research and you would have seen the ancient cuneiform cylinder that describes how he defeated the Babylonian king and allowed them to worship their god Marduk.
@Mad Dog Avraham woah, the more I learn about Judaism the more I learn how deep antisemitism is and how openly vilified they've been right before our eyes. A lot of the criteria you listed for the next mashiach is what I see constantly being thrown around when Christians talk about the anti-christ. In fact that alone puts so much into perspective, but I dont think I'm knowledgeable enough on either religion to know the intent beyond the obvious malice.
Cyrus libreated many people and encouraged many different religions.
@Mad Dog Avraham there is plenty of evidence that Jesus and Cyrus are both real people, also the person you're replying to isn't even a christian...
@efopo I'm a Christian and this is untrue. Replacement theology was only adopted by a few Christians scholars because they were trying to make sense of why there didnt exist anything in the way of Jerusalem at the time. This teaching is and always has been viewed as flat out false by the majority of Christians. We Christians do not believe that Jesus came to replace Judaism, we believe He came to bring Gentiles into the fold. I've been to many churches all across the U.S and I've never heard a single word against the Jews. We teach respect for Jews and that God will bless us for blessing them. We do not believe God breaks covenants, as such we believe the covenant God made with Jews is unbroken. Blessings to you and your family!
Sephardi (correctly pronounced “sfaradi”) literally just means Spanish in Hebrew by the way
And ashkenaz was a geographic reference to Germany.
@Consensual Buttrape Safar in Hebrew means book not Spanish
@Consensual Buttrape sparad not sfar different word sfar is book in hebrew
@Consensual Buttrape your name consensual butrape doesn't sound you do
@@life-destroyerofworlds7036 Fun fact, when the Crusaders came rampaging across the middle east, most of the ones who terrorized the Jewish communities of the Levant were Germans, so the local Jews (called Mizrachi Jews) called the Crusaders "Ashkenazim"
I’m currently studying for a religion test and this was super helpful
i have a history test tmrw and i dont like reading the relgion book we have so thanks for the video it teached me alot!
Will you also do the other monotheistic religions? Christian and Islam?
You mean Abrahamic religions
or the oldest one, zoroastrianism
@@sabin97 its already covered
@hallux可 Real edgy
Wow I didnt know that there were many more religions that were monotheistic. So far I only know about the Zoroastrian, Islam, Judaism, Christian, and that one weird Roman religion with Sol Invictus.
Amazing animation along with great information.. I am sure lot of hardwork goes into such a great work.
Knowledge gained. Thanks 👍
It seems odd but for Persian weeks also starts in the day of Shabbat and we call it Shanbeh and other days will depend on when was the last Shanbeh so for example: Sunday- Yek-shanbeh - 1st (day after) Shabbat Monday- Do-shanbeh - 2nd (day after) Shabbat Tuesday- Thé-shanbeh - 3rd (day after) Shabbat Wednesday- Cahār-shanbeh - 4th (day after) Shabbat Thursday- Panc-shanbeh 5th (day after) Shabbat Friday- Jumâh-used to be Sesh-shanbeh 6th (day after) Shabbat And than comes Saturday which is simply Shanbeh. I’ve searched the origins of that word and found out the Persian word *Shanbeh* indeed comes from the Hebrew word “Shabbat”. It was surprising but I couldn’t find anything beyond that.
I am Jewish and I must say you have done a great job of this.
Ewww 🤮🤢🤮🤮🤮
@@mohamedwaititi6192 why are we "ewwww"
Israelball just ignore him, muslims don’t have sympathy for other religions
@NigerianBrudda Alright not all religions but especially Judaism. Every time I see something about Jews or an Israeli flag there are muslims hating on them, blaiming them for the things that happen in Israel, in short: everything but sympathy. Don't tell me I'm lying.
@@AFCA_Godenzonen It's the people, not the religion. Don't blame the religion, blame the people.
As a religious Jew myself, I am impressed with how accurate your video was. I’m used to people on KZhead - even the most well-intentioned - to get things wrong. But even with the backwards Hebrew letters, all the details you said check out. Kudos to you! And לחיים!
RedCubUK The only upsetting thing was the animations of G-d. It’s a shame that these images were made, for obvious reasons. Other than that, smashing video.
@@musti12312 Religious Jews refrain from creating an image of G-d. That’s why a shul or synagogue is dressed with more abstract images and concepts that cover Jewish theological ideas without showing an image of the Creator. But we are also used to most non-Jews using images of G-d mostly because Christianity over the centuries has had much less problem with it. And the image used in this video is definitely referencing the Christian concept of G-d. Also, pronouncing and speaking G-d’s actual name out loud is avoided entirely - but again, Cogito says this detail about the religion directly - right before he pronounces the four-letter name which, in Judaism, even if his pronunciation is inaccurate, speaking it out loud is a big no-no. But that’s what the majority-Christian world does all the time. Out side of these things, the details he gives about the religion and theological ideas are accurate, which is very rare on KZhead.
@@musti12312 There are many similarities between the concepts of G-d between Jews and Muslims. For Jews, G-d can occupy a physical place if they so choose. It is said the Shekhinah (the presence of G-d) came down and entered the Holy Temple in Jerusalem once it was constructed and consecrated. The same with the Mishkan - the traveling tabernacle that they carried with them through the desert for forty years. It is even said that the Ark of the Covenant was a kind of "throne" for G-d to reside. Does G-d literally sit on a throne? No. Does G-d have actual corporeal features such as a face and hands? No. G-d is essentially beyond comprehension, and any description of G-d with body parts is just a way for our minds to be able to comprehend G-d in some way. His absolute oneness, his singularity, is what we focus on in our daily prayers through the recitation of the Shema. As for saying/writing G-d's name, it is in the the ten commandments: You should not say G-d's name in vain. So Jews not only refrain from saying it in vain. We refrain from saying the name at all, lest we say it in vain on accident. In fact, the reason I type G-d with a hyphen is to avoid even spelling out a name that refers to Him. So yes, it is completely out of respect and reverence.
Very helpful thanks 😊
This is such a great resource! Thank you for presenting everything with so much respect and compassion!
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There wasnt a single (antil now) antishemetic comments
@@yuvalgabay1023 because they were probably deleted
@Joseph .N Antisemitism is real. Unfortunately, it is often conflated with antizionism, which is a legitimate stance opposing the genocidal settler colony of Israel
@Joseph .N Yes - and on the rise in the last 4 years.
@Saudi King Volintine Ander of Arabia how is antizionism the same with anti-Semitism when some orthodox Jewish groups are against the creation of the state of israel? Your argument doesn't hold too well
As a Muslim, i was reading the Quran just yesterday and read exactly the same story u mentioned in the beginning, its always interesting to me when i compare the 3 religions and see all the similarities which proves even more that a huge part of their story is actually close to being 100% fact
@Msvks The Tanakh itself is Jewish folk stories and tradition and was written down very early but still after many many years of being oral all based on real events from Father and Grandfather to son and grandson.
It doesn't prove they are fact; it shows that they are related to one another. You can't say they are close to being 100% fact unless you also look at other evidence outside of those sources, much of which contradicts them.
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My question to believers: If God created everything, then who created God?
@@fr3dstas689 Most believers believe that God created God. That God's existence is simultaneous to God's own existence. There's also some believes that God lives outside of our universe, that God creates the law of physics that we live in such as relativity and quantum mechanics. And our universe is "created" simply as a byproduct of the universe following those scientific laws that God created. Because we can scale them. Humans have created technological advancements in through computers, we created "mini-universes" where we have digital worlds like the internet where we have bots crawling around cyberspace. So, if we can scale down to the worlds that we have created, it can also be scaled up to who created our universe. This makes most believers see that since God exists beyond the boundaries of our universe, our minds are unable to comprehend what God really is. When you think of it, the small binary 0s and 1s in our computers are only limited to their own boundaries of interacting with other 0s and 1s and the electrons moving about. How different it is when comparing the little digital worlds that we created with our own biological cellular organism. Do you think those little worlds of 0s and 1s are able to comprehend the true biological world that we live in? Again, if this discrepancy exists between our biological selves with the binary digital world that we created. This can be scaled up to see how different and simple our biological world is compared to "God's domain" outside of our universe. So most believers see that God is incomprehensible. We can only see God as what we believe God to be. But it's all just theories, imagination, and simply beliefs.
“Solomon/wife collector” “Actual footage of soul leaving body” I died 😂
Thanks for making this video. I was watching "The Rehearsal" on HBO last night and realized i really know nothing about Jews and their beliefs. I learned a lot from your video thank you!
I sent your youtube link to my R.E teacher because you make learning fun and i want to learn way more!
I was restlessly waiting for your video for sometime now. An amazing video as usual.
Hope you enjoyed it!
So Judaism is basically the story of a people. The laws of a people. The guidance of God to the Jewish people. Their history, their struggles and their aspirations.
Your pronunciation of "Thousands " got me eveytime🤪
Orthodox Jew here. You did a great job!! Just one point that you missed. The Talmud is a combination of the Torah Shebal Peh (the oral Torah given to Moses on Mount Sinai and passed down from generation to generation, equally important in Orthodox Judaism to the Tanakh or "Torah she' biksav") and the written Torah. The laws are dictated by a combination of these two forms of Torah, and a combination of logical arguments and "mesorah" or laws given to Moses determine the halacha or "laws" that Orthodox Judaism abides by. Overly complicated, but it wouldn't be Judaism if it wasn't 🤣
The oral law wasn’t given to Moses
@@Bqnakzvwnqk that's the belief system. I wasnt saying you have to believe it 🙃
Hi there....how are you?? Do you live in Israel? How's is the life there?? I am a Muslim....can we be Friends? Just asking....🙂
Is the Talmud really about 38 volumes and where can you purchase the volumes and what is the coast ? Is it also like an encyclopedia. ?
740: In 740 A.D. in a land locked between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, known as Khazaria, a land which today is predominantly occupied by Georgia, but also reaches into Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Hungary, and Romania, the modern Jewish race is born. A modern Jewish race that incidentally is not Jewish. How can this be, you ask? Well at that time, the Khazarian people felt vulnerable people as they had Muslims on one side of them and Christians on the other side of them, and thus constantly feared attack from either side. Furthermore, the Khazarian people were of neither faith and instead practiced idol worship, which made them ripe for invasion by a people who wished to convert them to an established faith. The Khazarian King, King Bulan, decided in order to protect themselves against attack, the Khazarian people must convert to one of these faiths, but which one? If they converted to the Muslim faith they would risk attack by the Christians and if they converted to the Christian faith they would risk attack by the Muslims. He had an idea. There was another race that he was aware was able to deal with both the Muslims and the Christians on either side of him, predominantly in matters of trade. A race that also dealt with Khazarians in the same manner. That race was the Jews. King Bulan decided if he instructed his people to convert to Judaism he could keep both the Muslims and the Christians happy, as they were both already willing to trade with the Jews, so this is what he did. King Bulan was right. He would live to see his country unconquered, and his people convert to Judaism enthusiastically and adopt the principles of the holiest Jewish book, the Talmud. There are many things the king would not have to see, however. He would not live to see his Asiatic race of converts to Judaism, one day represent 90% of all the Jews on the planet, and call themselves Ashkenazi Jews, when in fact they were not Jews, but simply an Asiatic race of people who converted to the Jewish religion, whilst still continuing to speak the Khazarian language of Yiddish, totally different to the language of Hebrew. He would not live to see his people turn to the descendants of a man, far more powerful than him, who would be born just over 1,000 years later in Germany, a man named Bauer, who would spawn the Rothschild dynasty. He would not live to see this dynasty usurp the wealth of the world through deception and intrigue, which they would finance through the vast riches they accumulate as they usurp the wealth of the world by gaining control of the world's money supply. He would not live to see his people demand a homeland for themselves in Palestine as their birthright, and ensure every Prime Minister there from its inception in 1948 is an Ashkenazi Jew, even though the true homeland of the Ashkenazi Jews, Khazaria, is his kingdom, some 800 miles away. And he would not live to see his people fulfill bible prophecy, as the "synagogue of Satan."
Great video, you did a great job at getting so much into it! If I may, I'd like to mention few corrections/ additions: it is '613 mitzvot', not 613 mitzvah (mitzvah is the singular, mitzvot is the plural). Since the Hebrew day starts the evening before the Gregorian day, Shabbat starts on Friday at sundown and ends and hour after sunset on Saturday. I have just found your channel and I am loving it- subscribed!
Great video prefect for kids also I homeschool and this is prefect short and full of information 👍👍
Why was there Taco Bell logo behind the word Sheol? 😂 7:06
That was the most creative pronuciation of Tzedakah I've ever heard. Thank you :)
And it shows a portion of Bitcoin
2:16 "Just walk it off buddy" 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Ikr. I was laughing so hard on that part.
New subscriber. I appreciate you not plugging til the end of the video
As a Muslim, i'm Always Interested to know more of other Religion
Your video is so amazing, I am doing a religion course and your video is the most interesting video I came across. It caught my attention. I hope you continue ! :D
i am a muslim and love my jew brothers and sisters.
You’re not a Muslim
Well i believe only light can prevent darkness. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
Ok are you Muslim🤦♀️
we love you guys too
love to you too! 💞☮️
As someone who has recently become very interested in the Jewish faith, I've found this to be quite informative. One thing, though: it would have been interesting to have more information about the Jewish interpretation of Heaven and Hell. As I said at the outset, though, many thanks! ❤
There is no hell. Jews worry about doing right in this life. Not about any future reward.
Hell is a place of rehabilitation to purify a soul that has done mistakes and would be sent to Heaven afterwards in Judaism.
There is a realm of "purgatory," a sort of in-between after death, but no, there is no hell. Christianity became popular because miserable people were told they could reach eternal paradise if they believed inthis new god, and were threatened with eternal agony if they didn't. Judaism has no such threats of eternal pain.
Well done!