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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 19, 2004 11:30:31 GMT -8
Very enlightening Kallah.  I always enjoy reading about the Kabbalah, although one must always test things against the Spoken and Written Words of Elohim  |
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Post by Kallah on Jul 19, 2004 14:08:30 GMT -8
Joshua: B"H!  I agree. As it is written in Brit Chadasha, sefer Thessalonika.... "Prove all things, uphold that which is good." [1Thessalonians 5:21] b'ahavah Yeshua, Kallah |
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 20, 2004 10:32:31 GMT -8
Could you please explain that really cool design, thing?  |
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 21, 2004 10:09:33 GMT -8
Oh, just as cool.  I just thought it might have some Kabbalistic meaning. P.S. Does anyone visit that websit Chabad.org , it is very cool and has a ton of stuff on Rabbi Mendel Schneershon, of beloved memory, and many commentaries on the parshah. The whole idea of the website is to bring more jews back to practicing. I view this as a good thing, because the Jew that understands Tanach, will be told the teachings of "Rabbi Yohshuah" and find them true and then he will realize the truth of our Moshiach. |
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Jul 21, 2004 13:55:01 GMT -8
Sorry to be a party-pooper but this thread is getting a little off topic. Chumash614, if you have links you wish to post not related to the thread, please do so in the area of this forum set aside for posting links. Shalom, Reuel |
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 22, 2004 6:40:00 GMT -8
Sorry to get off topic. Back to the point at hand. What are you opinions on keeping meat and dairy seperate. How far does that go?
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Jul 22, 2004 10:52:23 GMT -8
Shalom Chumash614 As I stated in my previous posts, my view is a little un-orthodox For me it is simple. Don't boil a kid in it's mother milk . Anything else is restricted by men, and not G'd. Although, I respect the opinions of my other  observant brethren...even those whom do not believe in Yeshua HaMashiach. And, if I knew that somebody had a concern such as this...I would try to avoid offending someone, and accomodate them in any way possible. And, I believe this is what Rav Sha'ul (Paul) teaches by the Ruach HaKodesh found in the writings of the Brit HaDashah...and by no means teaches that is acceptable for anybody whom has joined themselves to YHVH (G'd) to transgress the commands found in Lev.11 as they are for both Jew, and Gentile (Num. 15:15-16). Shalom B'Shem Yeshua HaMashiach, Reuel |
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 23, 2004 9:21:09 GMT -8
I believe in keeping meat and dairy completely seperate. How do you know if that milk that the cheese is made out of is not the milk of your hamburger's mother? I won't mix the two on my stove or in my refrigerator.
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Jul 23, 2004 10:06:34 GMT -8
How do you know that the wheat/grain that was used in the bun that you had with your hamburger was not genetically ingineered with jelly fish genes?  Should we really abstain from everything we eat based on what we don't know, or what cannot be proved? I know that it is better to be safe than sorry, but can we take this to an extreme that causes us not to eat certain things based on a lack of knowledge? Again, if this is how you interpret keeping the in this case...may G'd bless you. I am just communicating the way I currently view this subject. Shalom achi, Reuel |
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 23, 2004 10:08:21 GMT -8
Well we do know, because it has the little simbol from OU or the K Star, or something like that which shows that a rabbi has supervised.
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Jul 23, 2004 10:20:49 GMT -8
Are all the grain products that you buy certified kosher?
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 23, 2004 10:27:54 GMT -8
Oh yes, every single thing that I buy in my house is certified kosher. I would never eat anything that wasn't. It is becoming increasingly easy to keep kosher because many stores have kosher foods and meats.
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 23, 2004 10:31:04 GMT -8
Keep in mind that HaShem Yirah has given each of us different consciences and so each of us must trust in the Almighty for our path.
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Post by Kallah on Jul 25, 2004 8:23:29 GMT -8
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Post by The 614th Mitzvot on Jul 25, 2004 9:22:39 GMT -8
I heard that OU and Star K were more trustworthy than any of the other ones and that they are the most osher, but I honestly don't know. Currently I only buy OU or Star K.
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I always enjoy reading about the Kabbalah, although one must always test things against the Spoken and Written Words of Elohim 
from Sinai and transmitted it to Yoheshuah; Yoheshuah to the Shoftim; the Shoftim to the Nev'yim; and the Nev'yim transmitted it throughout Judea. It came BACK to Yohshuah HaMoshiach who retransmitted it to the rest of the world through Reb Sha'ul and Reb Cephas.
I just thought it might have some Kabbalistic meaning.
