 Divorce is a prominent thing in the Hebrew Roots and in Christianity. Yet it does not occur in Judaism at anywhere close to the rate it does in Christianity and the Hebrew Roots why is this? This episode focuses on why it is Hashem hates divorce, why Judaism as well as our Melech Mashyach Yeshua sided with Shammai as opposed to Hillel in terms of this ruling on divorce. Divorce stems from a lack of emuna and Christopher discusses why it is that a person who has been divorced, despite if they were to blame for the divorce or not cannot succeed in another relationship unless the principles of emuna and deep teshuva are practiced and understood. And the ultimate goal should not be to "do better next time with a observant spouse but rather to "get your wife back" before the divorce is finalized. Video VersonAudio Verson
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 Now that we have identified what emuna encompasses on a small scale how can this be put into action for the individual dealing with low points in their life in general and in their marriage. We will see how the "evicted husband" can put 4 easy steps into play that will increase his emuna and his connection with Hashem and be able to mend the bridge with his wife. Also, in the beginning of the second segment of this episode Christopher has a big and very surprising announcement that you will not want to miss. Video VersionAudio Version
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 The division within the guf haMashyach has run rapid. How do we conquer this? Is one person above another? Is a person's intellect what brings them closer to Hashem? In this special teaching Christopher discusses how it is we can conquer division in the guf haMashyach. |
 The Ani Judaism Radio BroadcastThese teachings are by Christopher Fredrickson and air on several Christian radio stations as well as Ani Judaism Radio. Christopher discusses the ties of the New Testament with Rabbinic Judaism. Christopher on Social MediaSubscribe to the Podcast
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