As many of you know, our live and on-demand videos have been horribly suppressed by the likes of the big tech oligarchs. We have found amazing footing however on Truth Social and Rumble. Because of that, whenever we stream we try and make sure we can connect with our audience again because of the numerous times authentic Jewish profiles like ours have been either shadow banned or outright banned because we hold tightly to the ways of Hashem and not the ways of the secular world.
One of the things we have noticed is that there haven't been lower thirds created or sold on the various platforms that sell lower thirds and themes for Truth Social and Rumble, but we know many of our people are flocking to those platforms and also many of those who stream use Streamyard like we do. We decided to make a few lower thirds, one for Truth Social, to advertise your handle on Truth Social and one for Rumble so you can advertise your Rumble channel. Make sure to read the instructions below: Instructions
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On October 6th, 2021, a decision was made on the Covid-19 vaccination in the North American region. We have received hundreds of requests from congregants of our synagogues for religious exemption of this vaccine. A halakhic order had to be made in terms of this.
Many seeking religious exemption have talked about the fetal cell tissue in the vaccine, as well as in things like Tylenol and other common over the counter medications. There is a stark difference between the two however. In things like Tylenol or other over the counter medications the fetal cells are synthetic and they do not come from actual aborted children. The Covid-19 vaccinations however are different. James O'Keefe of Project Veritas recently had a whistleblower expose that the fetal cells in the Covid-19 Pfizer vaccine are not synthetic. Because of this, it cannot be certified as Kosher, despite what the CEO of Pfizer has claimed as as Bill deBlasio has claimed among others in an effort to trick Jews into taking the vaccine. Now, just for context, if you walk into a grocery store and get a product that has a kosher symbol on it, and it is found out to not be kosher (meaning the way something was slaughtered and the raw materials of the product as well not following the strict halakhic guidelines) then the person who deems it "kosher" and slaps a sticker on it will face 30 years minimum in federal prison (per US law). So this is not to be taken lightly. There will be individuals going to jail over this. And I think it will happen soon because the vaccine was deemed kosher, not by halakhic authority but by politicians and CEOs that do not have jurisdiction to make the claims of kashrut like they have. This is serious.
Some employers have also lied to Jews claiming that if they take certain over the counter medications (that are certified kosher) that they cannot claim the fetal cell argument. Yet the difference is between synthetic and biological. That, they fail to be honest about (see picture below).
Many seeking religious exemption have talked about the fetal cell tissue in the vaccine, as well as in things like Tylenol and other common over the counter medications. There is a stark difference between the two however. In things like Tylenol or other over the counter medications the fetal cells are synthetic and they do not come from actual aborted children. The Covid-19 vaccinations however are different. James O'Keefe of Project Veritas recently had a whistleblower expose that the fetal cells in the Covid-19 Pfizer vaccine are not synthetic. Because of this, it cannot be certified as Kosher, despite what the CEO of Pfizer has claimed as as Bill deBlasio has claimed among others in an effort to trick Jews into taking the vaccine. Now, just for context, if you walk into a grocery store and get a product that has a kosher symbol on it, and it is found out to not be kosher (meaning the way something was slaughtered and the raw materials of the product as well not following the strict halakhic guidelines) then the person who deems it "kosher" and slaps a sticker on it will face 30 years minimum in federal prison (per US law). So this is not to be taken lightly. There will be individuals going to jail over this. And I think it will happen soon because the vaccine was deemed kosher, not by halakhic authority but by politicians and CEOs that do not have jurisdiction to make the claims of kashrut like they have. This is serious.
Some employers have also lied to Jews claiming that if they take certain over the counter medications (that are certified kosher) that they cannot claim the fetal cell argument. Yet the difference is between synthetic and biological. That, they fail to be honest about (see picture below).
None of the Covid-19 vaccinations have received actual kosher certification. Why? Because they are NOT kashrut.
Now Ani Judaism is not against other forms of vaccination. Many have eradicated things like Polio and West Nile and various other Covid variants. But this vaccine is not only not kosher, but it has been proven in medical journals and news reports to not even be remotely effective. When 80% of the individuals within the hospitals are the vaccinated, the halakha of breaking Torah to save a life does not apply, if the vaccine were effective then we would have a halakhic discussion which would probably result in saying it is up to the discretion of the individual.
Below is a religious exemption form you can download and print to present to your employer
Now Ani Judaism is not against other forms of vaccination. Many have eradicated things like Polio and West Nile and various other Covid variants. But this vaccine is not only not kosher, but it has been proven in medical journals and news reports to not even be remotely effective. When 80% of the individuals within the hospitals are the vaccinated, the halakha of breaking Torah to save a life does not apply, if the vaccine were effective then we would have a halakhic discussion which would probably result in saying it is up to the discretion of the individual.
Below is a religious exemption form you can download and print to present to your employer
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17 Years of my radio program have been smooth sailing for the most part. The past year and a half however a switch has been pulled. I was initially pulled from 3 radio affiliates a year and a half ago for pulling back the curtain on the prosperity gospel and making the statement "some of the hosts on these various stations, I am sure you can see are doing the very things I am, warning about". This got me taken off of 3 radio affiliates unless I retracted that statement. I said "I cannot and will not do that." In turn 4 other stations immediately snatched me up on their Christian FM radio affiliates.
Skip forward to yesterday. Upon seeing some Messianic congregations selling rainbow color tzitziot for "Pride Month" and marketing this male garment to women. And then after a long time friend called me out for not being LGBTQ friendly and not changing with the times I did my radio show this week on the "woke congregation". Again explaining why these congregations are going this route, and pulling back the curtain on their train of thought.
Well, today I get a notice from YouTube telling me I got a strike. No surprise there. The video was taken down. Facebook also decided to not allow me to stream live for 7 days as well. Then I get emails from 4 of the 7 Christian radio affiliates letting me know, I am "under review" and that this episode will not air on their radio affiliates. Funny thing about this, is I gave a warning on my radio show that you will know where these stations stand based upon who will air it and who won't. With 160,000 podcast subscribers on Apple iTunes, Spotify and TuneIn Radio collectively, many of those who listen on their local radio affiliate are podcast subscribers. They will know where their local radio station stands and this stations will bring the backlash upon themselves not from me but from their listeners.
I do however want to give a hat tip to Vimeo and our podcast platforms who have never taken down any of our videos or audio. You can get the video below:
Skip forward to yesterday. Upon seeing some Messianic congregations selling rainbow color tzitziot for "Pride Month" and marketing this male garment to women. And then after a long time friend called me out for not being LGBTQ friendly and not changing with the times I did my radio show this week on the "woke congregation". Again explaining why these congregations are going this route, and pulling back the curtain on their train of thought.
Well, today I get a notice from YouTube telling me I got a strike. No surprise there. The video was taken down. Facebook also decided to not allow me to stream live for 7 days as well. Then I get emails from 4 of the 7 Christian radio affiliates letting me know, I am "under review" and that this episode will not air on their radio affiliates. Funny thing about this, is I gave a warning on my radio show that you will know where these stations stand based upon who will air it and who won't. With 160,000 podcast subscribers on Apple iTunes, Spotify and TuneIn Radio collectively, many of those who listen on their local radio affiliate are podcast subscribers. They will know where their local radio station stands and this stations will bring the backlash upon themselves not from me but from their listeners.
I do however want to give a hat tip to Vimeo and our podcast platforms who have never taken down any of our videos or audio. You can get the video below:
Reviews by Christopher Fredrickson
First of all, I have been asked to do this for some time now, and I am always asked about translations. I have purchased many translations since beginning my walk in Torah 16 years ago, so I decided to review all the Bibles I had purchased or have been given by people (in their hopes I would endorse them on my radio program). Now I need to make note, there is not a perfect translation out there. It does not and will never exist, so if that is what you are looking for then you simply need to stop looking. Now, let me say in terms of my beliefs, I am a jewish convert who lives a hasidic lifestyle, I also see Yeshua as my Melech, and my Mashyach, I don't ascribe to the belief of "he's not my Melech until he returns". I also am very much of the Artscroll persuasion when it comes to my bookshelf, so I hold a very high standard when it comes to scriptural resources because of my observance and because of my rabbinical training. So I tend to look at "Messianic" resources through those eyes and to those standards, if they do not come close to that level of scholarship or effort that is put behind the materials to the level of an Artscroll or Fieldheim or Breslov then I can be a little harsh, very fair at the same time, but a little harsh at the same time for the reason of encouraging the Hebrew Roots to put out better materials.
First of all, I have been asked to do this for some time now, and I am always asked about translations. I have purchased many translations since beginning my walk in Torah 16 years ago, so I decided to review all the Bibles I had purchased or have been given by people (in their hopes I would endorse them on my radio program). Now I need to make note, there is not a perfect translation out there. It does not and will never exist, so if that is what you are looking for then you simply need to stop looking. Now, let me say in terms of my beliefs, I am a jewish convert who lives a hasidic lifestyle, I also see Yeshua as my Melech, and my Mashyach, I don't ascribe to the belief of "he's not my Melech until he returns". I also am very much of the Artscroll persuasion when it comes to my bookshelf, so I hold a very high standard when it comes to scriptural resources because of my observance and because of my rabbinical training. So I tend to look at "Messianic" resources through those eyes and to those standards, if they do not come close to that level of scholarship or effort that is put behind the materials to the level of an Artscroll or Fieldheim or Breslov then I can be a little harsh, very fair at the same time, but a little harsh at the same time for the reason of encouraging the Hebrew Roots to put out better materials.
 The Ani Jewish Aramaic New Testament The Positive: This was translated from the three oldest Aramaic Manuscripts of the New Testament, the Khabouris Codex, the Yonan Codex and the Houghton Codex. This volume also includes almost 100 pages of appendixes talking about the parts where this translation differs from greek manuscripts and why. It also encourages Aramaic study as well as 400 transliterations (with definitions in parentheses) of key Aramaic words and phrases that causes the text to be much more three dimensional and helps with Aramaic vocabulary. This is the most authentic Jewish translation of the New Testament on the market today and is used in many yeshiva schools and seminaries. The Negative: Isn't available in leather-bound only 2 hardback variations and 12 soft back variation. Rating: 4.75 out of 5 stars  Aramaic English New Testament The Positive: The translation is stellar. When I almost denied Yeshua several years ago because of issues I found in the New Testament text of various other Bibles in the Hebrew Roots and Christianity, it was this translation I could not prove any inaccuracy in the base text (The Khabouris Codex). Though others have tried to discount the Khabouris Codex their attacks on the text have fallen short. The binding of this book is done very well and you can expect to get a good life out of it through heavy usage. It contains 2,000 plus footnotes and almost 500 pages of appendixes that are helpful to both new and seasoned believers. The Negative: I have amazing respect for Andrew Gabriel Roth, and his translation. With that being said, the AENT does also have some things I personally see as a negative. For one, I am not a fan of sacred name translations. Those who know my doctrine know why. This emphasis puts great emphasis on the 4 letter name of G-d which doesn't allow me to take it into orthodox circles, this is a problem. Also, though the footnotes are really helpful as are the appendixes, the problem is Roth inserts a great deal of his own doctrine and bias in the footnotes and appendixes. Now 80% of his biases I do indeed agree with from the theological and applicable standpoint but at the same time, I do not find that the footnotes of a translation should force the reader to agree with your theological position. However, Roth's translation of the text, which he describes himself as being a slave to, I can say does not have any bias. Rating: 4 out of 5 stars |  The Complete Jewish Bible The Positive: The Complete Jewish Bible is a good beginners Bible for those who are young in their walk. It has adequate footnotes and is not loaded down with doctrinal discussions. I think David H. Stern has hit a unique chord with both Christians and Messianics and Notzari alike. It is easy to read and brings out the jewishness of the Bible without confusing the reader. The Negative: Though a beautiful Bible, it falls apart rather quickly with heavy usage. I am also not a fan of the base text for the New Testament. I wish Stern would have addressed the issues with the greek like Roth had in his translation, because this Bible could possibly be a stumbling block for young believers with issues like the 41 as opposed to 42 generations in Matthew 1, as well as "My G-d my G-d why have you forsaken me?" and dinner parties with lepers. I respect this translation but I am not a fan of greek primacy for these very reasons. However, it is not a bad translation of the source texts that Stern used. I think he tried to be familiar with both Jew and Gentile. Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars |
 The Orthodox Jewish Bible The Positive: This is my second favorite translation. Despite the KJV influence and my primacy objections. I have to say I forget about all of that when I pick up my OJB. This Bible is wonderful for those who are actively learning Hebrew and they want a bit of a harder read and they want to be challenged to study their Bible. The thing I love about this Bible is that it causes you to really see the Bible through Jewish eyes and to see your New Testament in the same way. It contains several Talmudic references but doesn't go overboard, and as you read it, it helps you with the Hebrew nouns and verbs and concepts with an english definition of the words and sometimes even entire Hebrew phrases. Mr Goble uses an Ashkinazi dialect in his translation which I also thoroughly enjoy because I am a huge fan of Artscroll. The Negative: Despite enjoying the text, I have to come down to reality as well and say, primacy is a huge thing for me. I want the oldest and I want accuracy. Mr Goble relies heavily on the KJV renderings a great deal in the old testament, so I tend to not quote from the old testament portions of the OJB. I also don't like the rare times he pushes greek primacy by putting the word "agape" instead of "ahavah" when the rest of the words are in Hebrew that he shows in the text. Also, this doesn't come in hardback version and the Bible is flimsy. I also don't like that the text is as small as it is and that it gets hard to read when the footnotes are inserted into the Bible text itself when it references other verses. These last few things mentioned are the main reason this Bible (though my second favorite) doesn't receive as high of a score as I would like to give it. Rating: 3 out of 5 stars  The Hebraic Roots Version Scriptures The Positive: I used to use this translation many years ago, and knowing it as well as I do I am trying to find something positive to say. And all I can say is this. It is SLIGHTLY BETTER than an NIV, and it is a really big size, easy to read and it makes a great door stop. It does however have good reference notes to other passages in the New and Old Testament. The Negative: The translation is actually public domain from The Way International. James Trimm basically took this translation when The Way International went under and inserted sacred names and Hebrew names for the individuals mentioned in the Bible to be able to change 10% of the text so he could put his name on this translation. Given that the Way International went under, we have no clue what it was actually translated from. In the introduction Trimm says it was translated from several documents he does not and has never had access to. If this translation was translated from the texts he claims such as the Old Syriac, DuTillet, and the Shem Tob Matthew, then you would know it is unreliable even more so, because these are 16th century manuscripts. Rating: 2 out of 5  The Besorah of Yahusha The Positive: Ummm, it looks nice. Has cute fonts and Canaanite script on the inside. The Negative: This is the product that is regurgitated when a person as a fascination for Paleo-Hebrew and confuses it with Canaanite and Assyrian script, not only that but when an individual who doesn't speak or read Hebrew decides to write a translation of the Bible. This Bible is riddled with sacred name theology, and it doesn't even do it well. Telling the reader that if you take the word Judah and pull out the dalet you get the name of G-d. I said to myself when I read that, that this has to be some kind of joke. Not only that the cover itself is a good indication of the thousands of errors you will see in this translation. The cover claims that there is a hei between the yod and the shin of the Messiah's name. Not a single text on earth has this, except for the name of the Joshua son of Nun. Also the word "Natsarim" is the Hebrew word for Christian. The author of this translation has Notzari confused with Natsarim thinking they are the same thing yet they are not. Rating 0.5 out of 5  The Gutnick Edition Chumash The Positive: This is the main text I use now when studying the Torah. The commentary from Rashi, The Rebbe, Rebbe Nachman and other Chasidic masters are so extensive I was so happy to have run across this. This Chumash even asks question, that many readers ask about the text and then provides the answers from the Chasidic masters. The 5 Books of the Torah and the HafTarah are extensive (1,600 pages). Most of the pages are commentary on just a few verses. The translation is solid and extensive. This hardcover Chumash is amazing is the hard cover has a thick layer of like a mesh leather protecting this Chumash. The print is a very very decent size and the binding is phenomenal. The Negative: I want the rest of the Tanach! 4.5 out of 5 stars  The Complete Jewish Study Bible The Positive: This Bible was put together amazingly in terms of quality. The imitation leather and the golden edged pages are absolutely beautiful. The commentary in this Bible in the footnotes section is the best for beginners who are new to the Messianic Jewish faith. It pays homage to the oral Torah so that they have a healthy respect for it but it also doesn't overwhelm them. It also makes the commentary very basic as to help the reader avoid bad, and goofy theology which is something more need in the Messianic Jewish faith. The Negative: My only qualm is being inherently an Aramaic Primist. This Bible is also paraphrased which has it's good and bad. 4.25 stars out of 5  Trinitarian Bible Society's Delitzsch HaBrit HaChadashah The Positive: This is a compact Hebrew version only of Franz Delitzsch's Hebrew translation of the greek texts of the New Testament. This volume is very compact and you could almost fit it in your pocket. The print is nice and bold as well. The Negative: The negative is really the price. Usually this volume costs around $50. It is super small and super thin. It obviously didn't cost more than $7 to assemble each copy. So lets hope that the sales of this volume goes to help a ministry or something in the form of tzedakah. I wish this volume was bigger honestly. 2.7 out of 5 stars  Tree of Life Version The Positive: This volume is probably the most scholarly of all of the Hebrew Roots and Messianic translations as far as translation is concerned. A panel of incredible language scholars were assembled to put together this volume and no bias was behind it's translation to try and push pet theologies. This is a very honest translation. When ordering this Bible you have the choice of many different formats hard cover, soft cover, imitation leather etc. The Negative: For me personally I love footnotes and I am an Aramaic Primist for the New Testament. But I will not let that cloud my review on this. For those are my personal preferences. This is a good straight up translation and one of the most scholarly translations in existence at this point. 4 stars ouf ot 5  Aramaic New Testament Transliteration The Positive: This is a great new testament for Aramaic students. It includes a vocalization of the entire New Testament from the UBS texts. This is a great resource to help people with their eastern vocalization of the Aramaic texts. The Negative: The negative comes from a personal preference, and that personal preference is I am not a fan of the UBS text. Because it includes hundreds of texts some extremely old and most rather modern all the way up until the 18th century. The UBS treats them as equal. This is problematic. If you have a copy of the Khabouris Codex or the Yonan Codex you will find that the UBS reads differently than the UBS texts because it is a totally different text. So I wouldn't;t suggest using this if you have an AENT and are trying to check your transliterations. I also worry that some will use this text to "fake the funk" as I call it in terms of their Aramaic scholarship and not really learn Aramaic. 3 stars out of 5 |  The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels The Positive: First of all the binding and the quality of the pages and the fact that it comes in a case, makes you not want to even touch it because is is so amazingly packaged. Not to mention the golden ends of the pages. No wonder this Bible comes with a case to put it in. It is so well put together that if there is a nuclear holocaust there will be two things that survive, cockroaches and the Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels. When you hold it in your hand you know you have something special. Now what about the inside? When I look within this Bible, I love the vantage angle First Fruits of Zion is coming from in terms of readability while also trying to educate the reader. On the margins of the page it tells you exactly where you are at in the story through side headers, which are extremely helpful. It also helps the reader learn Hebrew like the OJB does, but FFOZ packaged it in a way to where it is easier to learn in the way it is presented on the side of the pages in the margins with the Hebrew and the transliteration of key words. Then there is a full Hebrew interlinear second on every even page. So if you are learning Hebrew and want to challenge yourself in your reading of Hebrew this is perfect for you. It also has an amazing glossary that isn't too big and not too small. The Negative: The only qualms I have are in terms of primacy yet again, and I wish this translation included talmudic references. Rating: 4 out of 5  The Jewish Annotated New Testament The Positive: As you all know by now, I am a footnote and commentary junkie when it comes to the parallels to the Rabbis and Sages as well as the historical parallels. Now the Jewish Annotated New Testament has the most extensive, non-biased commentary I have found on the New Testament. Not only does it have thousands of footnotes making ties to the Tanach and the Talmud but also Josephus and other 1st-2nd century historians and great footnotes explaining essentially what is going on in the text and why this was the custom etc. The Negative: Well, I only have two things I don't like and they are not major things. I love that it comes in hardback, but the binding is only about mid-grade, and it is not the prettiest Bible in the world, which hurts it's market appeal. I think the cover needs to badly be redone. Also it is basically, Jewish commentary to the RSV (Revised Standard Version), now the Revised Standard Version is good, not the best but it is sufficient. I think just the translation alone may cause some issues to Jews who pick up Bible because it reads in a way that is very Christian and very greek. Rating: 4 out of 5 stars  The Scriptures (from The Institute for Scripture Research) The Positive: At least they don't try and claim it was translated from ancient resources or texts. It is a decent starter Bible. It is the same size as the HRV. If you want a big Bible on your living room table then here you go. The Negative: Just not a very good translation. This is more for those who think they get favor because they see sacred names in the pages and the word Shabbat is in it. It's basically an ESV with sacred names. Rating: 2.5 out of 5  The Complete Messianic Aleph Tav Scriptures The Positive: The graphics on the cover are really nice. The Negative: This translation is one of the major issues with the Messianic/Hebrew Roots movement today. It is obvious the individuals who put this thing together do not even know basic Hebrew, and see Chuck Misler as some sort of hebrew scholar because the theology of the ones who put this "translation" together have adopted Misler's theology (Misler being the individual he is says the Tov is pronounced Toaw btw). When the fact is someone who has been studying Hebrew for a week would throw this translation out the window. Because they know the "et" the aleph and tav, point to the noun that gives the action. If we saw the sentence "Talked Moses Aharon to" we would have to ask.....who talked to whom? The et (aleph tav) directs us to the one who is giving the action. So the individuals who put this thing together have built an entire theology around one verse they have taken out of context. .05 out of 5 stars  The Et Cepher The Positive: Another beautiful door stop. Makes good firewood The Negative: Your first indication of the lack of scholarship in terms of this Bible should be in the name of the Bible. The collaborators of this Bible do not even know how to spell Sefer, yet put their ignorance on full display by spelling it Cepher. How the letter Shin makes a C sound I don't know. This Bible also goes beyond crazy sacred name theology. Not only referring to G-d as "Yahuah" (Huah being the Hebrew word for deception and trickery) but also screws up the Hebrew names of every single figure in the Bible. This Bible also panders to some of the worst fringe elements of the Hebrew Roots. .5 stars out of 5  Hallelujah Scriptures The Positive: The binding is good and it is visually stunning on the outside The Negative: It is a translation that has been in litigation for a very long time with another reviewed translation, The Scriptures. The individuals who put together the Halleluyah Scriptures admit they stole The Scriptures but they also claim it was translated from different source texts. In newer editions they say it was translated from Paleo-Hebrew source texts. And the fact is there is not a single Paleo Hebrew biblical text in existence. But they use this angle to push sacred name theology. 1 star out of 5  Hebrew English New Covenant: Prophecy Edition The Positive: The volume is beautifully put together. The cover is very eye catching. If you are looking for an inexpensive version of the Delitzsch Hebrew in an interlinear form then this is a good volume for you. The translation is the KJV which many enjoy. It is a very durable edition for $20 or under usually. So the price is also right. This edition is sold also to help fund ministries and they encourage it to be given out for reasons of Jewish evangelism. The Negative: There are not really that many negatives other than the KJV translation may be a bit of stumbling block for jewish individuals it is marketed to. 4 stars out of 5  Zichrom Meir Edition of the Targums of Onkelos from Artscroll The Positive: This incredible set is actually two translations, and interlinear with both the Masoretic text and the Targums of Onkelos. This makes for easy comparison in English, Aramaic, and Hebrew. Included in the translation of both are footnotes that explain why Onkelos had to further explain the Hebrew text in the Aramaic by expanding the Aramaic. This is a great in understanding why Onkelos translated the Hebrew text into Aramaic like he did while preserving the ancient Jewish understanding of the text. This is a must for any language student. The Negative: Not available in leather (yet) 4.75 out of 5 |
Coming Soon: Review of "The Chumash With the Teachings of the Talmud" and The "Zichron Meir Edition of the Targum of Onkelos"
Mike Lindell the CEO of My Pillow has just released a video showing the proofs of election fraud. Given the censorship that is suppressing the facts we have decided to upload the video on our own servers where it is not regulated by the Big Tech companies and Big Tech cannot shut us down. So if you find you cannot it on YouTube know the video will ALWAYS be here.
Keep in mind this is the official website or Ani Judaism International. This is not a political website nor a conspiracy website, as we pay no attention to either of those things. But we do feel that truth is important. This video has been pulled down from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and several other places. It is in the process of being scrubbed from the internet. These are real doctors trying to help the public. We have our own server, and our own website and our own video player. So we will not allow it to be scrubbed from the internet despite what the biased fact checkers think, who don't want a cure so they can lead us into a second holocaust. So here it is, we took it from a place it hasn't been deleted from yet and we also put the download below so you can also download it and post it as well.
Now this isn't something uncommon. Recently, I spoke out on my radio show about the "mask mandate" and the words of my governor shaming those who don't wear masks and I discussed how it seemed to echo what happened to us Jews during the holocaust. Facebook and YouTube has decided to scrub the video archive. The audio archive can be found by clicking right here. This is also not the only time this has happened. I used to be on 6 Christian radio stations, I was booted from 5 of the 6 because of of me speaking on how my Jewish faith and the Christian faith has become as I put it, "wimpy" that archive however has been archived here as well; in the link you can access by clicking here
Now this isn't something uncommon. Recently, I spoke out on my radio show about the "mask mandate" and the words of my governor shaming those who don't wear masks and I discussed how it seemed to echo what happened to us Jews during the holocaust. Facebook and YouTube has decided to scrub the video archive. The audio archive can be found by clicking right here. This is also not the only time this has happened. I used to be on 6 Christian radio stations, I was booted from 5 of the 6 because of of me speaking on how my Jewish faith and the Christian faith has become as I put it, "wimpy" that archive however has been archived here as well; in the link you can access by clicking here
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The Followup Video You Also Asked For
Many have asked us to find the video of the second "Doctors Summit" that was also scrubbed from there internet and post it. Instead of making a separate post we have decided to add it as well to the original post so you can have both videos and download both videos. Thank you to our friends who found the second video from 7/28/20. Here it is below.
The download link is a slightly decreased quality from the streaming video above. The reason is because our servers limit download files to 250MB. So I had to mix a 720p video down to 480p. That its the reason the quality for the download link below is slightly less than the streaming video above.
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We just received this notice on YouTube stating if we don't present them with 501C3 documentation by August 15th new will be pulled from the platform. From the language of the email it seems this is a new thing they are doing for faith based channels they deem to be a problem. As you know, YouTube has messed with our channel often. It started with them first deleting thousands of subscribers on our channel we went from a couple thousand to only a few hundred in the time frame of 24 hours. Then our initial channel was booted for supposed "copyright claim". Then we launched another one and were immediately removed for "hate speech". There has never been anything on our channel even remotely being tied to hate speech, in fact the video that got us taken off the second time was of there North American Rebbe, Christopher Fredrickson, speaking out against the Anti-Semitism in American society today.
Now we have never relied on YouTube, we are on several platforms such as Vimeo, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Roku and the only one that has ever given us problems is YouTube. Upon relaunching a second time, thousands of old subscribers re-subscribed and then the shadow ban happened again. closer to 2,500 subscribers were taken off our subscription list, and notifications from hitting the bell icon ceased to function only for the Ani Judaism YouTube channel but not for other channels.
In November of 2019, Ani Judaism's founder Rabbi Yossi was booted from YouTube and the two teachings he had had up there since 2007 were taken down and his account suspended without warning. This has happened to other religious leaders and groups as well.
Then today we received this email (below)
Now we have never relied on YouTube, we are on several platforms such as Vimeo, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn Radio, Roku and the only one that has ever given us problems is YouTube. Upon relaunching a second time, thousands of old subscribers re-subscribed and then the shadow ban happened again. closer to 2,500 subscribers were taken off our subscription list, and notifications from hitting the bell icon ceased to function only for the Ani Judaism YouTube channel but not for other channels.
In November of 2019, Ani Judaism's founder Rabbi Yossi was booted from YouTube and the two teachings he had had up there since 2007 were taken down and his account suspended without warning. This has happened to other religious leaders and groups as well.
Then today we received this email (below)
Now from what we can see, nowhere on their terms of service do we see that a person has to have a 501C3 in order to teach on the YouTube platform of things of a religious nature. But it is said if we do not comply we will be taken off the platform once again.
Now, let me make the position of Ani Judaism very clear. First of all we are not a conspiracy theorist organization, you want something like that the Hebrew Roots will serve you well in teaching you whacky things based on speculation and not fact. We area chassidic jewish group who sees the New Testament through chassidic lenses. That is what we teach, we teach how to live chassidic lifestyle and how Yeshua HaNotzri taught chassidim. We are the bridge between Christians and authentic Judaism. We don't believe either should compromise and that both are in Hashem's will. Period!
Now with this we also remember our history and know who our ultimate authority is. As it is written:
"They were saying 'Caesar.' He said to them; 'Therefore give to Caesar that which is Caesar's, and to Alaha (G-d) that which is Alaha's (G-d's)."
(Matthew 22:21; Ani Judaism Aramaic New Testament)
Now, let me make the position of Ani Judaism very clear. First of all we are not a conspiracy theorist organization, you want something like that the Hebrew Roots will serve you well in teaching you whacky things based on speculation and not fact. We area chassidic jewish group who sees the New Testament through chassidic lenses. That is what we teach, we teach how to live chassidic lifestyle and how Yeshua HaNotzri taught chassidim. We are the bridge between Christians and authentic Judaism. We don't believe either should compromise and that both are in Hashem's will. Period!
Now with this we also remember our history and know who our ultimate authority is. As it is written:
"They were saying 'Caesar.' He said to them; 'Therefore give to Caesar that which is Caesar's, and to Alaha (G-d) that which is Alaha's (G-d's)."
(Matthew 22:21; Ani Judaism Aramaic New Testament)
Though a tax exempt statues would be nice, we also realize at the same time we mustn't enter into an unstable covenant with an outside secular entity. This is reiterated in the Mishna and Talmud rather often. As well as within Tanak.
In certain places in the world certain subjects are not allowed to be taught in the synagogues and churches because use of that covenant between the government and the religious affiliates. It is indeed a give and take relationship. And sometimes one doesn't know what they are giving up until it is too late. We strive to teach authentic Judaism without a secular entity dictating to us what we can and cannot discuss and what side of the isle we have to be on in terms of the agenda of ever changing administrations.
So, for the reason to not be limited in our teaching and limited to what is allowed and not allowed we have chosen a long time ago not to be a part of 501C3. Yes, often it makes it harder to grow and costs us a lot more, especially when we don't get breaks in pricing of materials and resources to do what we do because we are not 501C3 it is difficult but it is the right thing for us. Other's may take a different route and that is fine for them, but we have a unanimous commitment from our Beit Din on this matter so that is never changing in Ani Judaism International.
I would encourage our YouTube subscribers to migrate over to our Vimeo channel and also add our Roku channel or subscribe on iTunes or do all three. All three are 100% free also.
In certain places in the world certain subjects are not allowed to be taught in the synagogues and churches because use of that covenant between the government and the religious affiliates. It is indeed a give and take relationship. And sometimes one doesn't know what they are giving up until it is too late. We strive to teach authentic Judaism without a secular entity dictating to us what we can and cannot discuss and what side of the isle we have to be on in terms of the agenda of ever changing administrations.
So, for the reason to not be limited in our teaching and limited to what is allowed and not allowed we have chosen a long time ago not to be a part of 501C3. Yes, often it makes it harder to grow and costs us a lot more, especially when we don't get breaks in pricing of materials and resources to do what we do because we are not 501C3 it is difficult but it is the right thing for us. Other's may take a different route and that is fine for them, but we have a unanimous commitment from our Beit Din on this matter so that is never changing in Ani Judaism International.
I would encourage our YouTube subscribers to migrate over to our Vimeo channel and also add our Roku channel or subscribe on iTunes or do all three. All three are 100% free also.
Paul Wilbur has been a staple of Messianic congregations for over 30 years. Shoshanna bat David, the leader of a Messianic congregation in south central Florida decided to mix it up a bit for Shabbat service and decided to play Joel Chernoff and Gad Elbez and Ya'akov Sweekey.
"When the sounds came on through the sound system and I heard the words 'aleph bass gimmel' I knew something wasn't right. Honestly.....I was slightly excited at first because I thought it may be a track from the Paul Wilbur vaults. But then when I didn't hear 'praise Adonai' once I knew something was amiss" claims congregation member Joseph Manard.
The rabbi of the congregation said, "Ya know...we can handle maybe a rendition of Bo Yeshua or Gadol Elohai by Joshua Aaron. But not having 90% of the songs during our dividic dancing being Paul Wilbur shows me our former davidic dancing leader is outside of the camp and needs to repent."
The synagogue's assembly of elders is looking into pre-approved Dividic dance leaders at the moment that only owns 5 CDs and 4 of them needs to be Paul Wilbur. It has been said if they own Paul Wilbur cassette tapes or 8 tracks they will be hired on the spot.
"When the sounds came on through the sound system and I heard the words 'aleph bass gimmel' I knew something wasn't right. Honestly.....I was slightly excited at first because I thought it may be a track from the Paul Wilbur vaults. But then when I didn't hear 'praise Adonai' once I knew something was amiss" claims congregation member Joseph Manard.
The rabbi of the congregation said, "Ya know...we can handle maybe a rendition of Bo Yeshua or Gadol Elohai by Joshua Aaron. But not having 90% of the songs during our dividic dancing being Paul Wilbur shows me our former davidic dancing leader is outside of the camp and needs to repent."
The synagogue's assembly of elders is looking into pre-approved Dividic dance leaders at the moment that only owns 5 CDs and 4 of them needs to be Paul Wilbur. It has been said if they own Paul Wilbur cassette tapes or 8 tracks they will be hired on the spot.
When Pastor Shimmy Shim Shake was reading Proverbs 25:19 one day he discovered the source of Joel Osteen's amazing persuasive power. The verse reads "Like a bad toothed an unsteady foot is confidence in a faithless man in times of trouble". Upon this discovery he realized that Joel Osteen's power and influence is directly related to his choppers.
Theories have swarmed for years about Osteen's clydesdale choppers. Pastor Shake exclaimed "They are a bright light, they reflect light all around and you have to wear sunglasses if sitting in Osteen's first 10 rows of his church. Yeshua said, we are to be the light of the world. So I had replicas made from the molds of the famous tv horse Mr Ed and I plan to have them surgically implanted into my mouth so that I can show the light of the Torah to the world."
The surgery is scheduled for August 21st 2020. "I'm not so worried about the surgery as I am about the end of there world coming in September of 2020, I hope I am able to get onto YouTube and my church's pulpit to speak about there amazing power of the light of the teeth to bring many to graft into Israel before Yeshua's return in September" claims Pastor Shake.
Theories have swarmed for years about Osteen's clydesdale choppers. Pastor Shake exclaimed "They are a bright light, they reflect light all around and you have to wear sunglasses if sitting in Osteen's first 10 rows of his church. Yeshua said, we are to be the light of the world. So I had replicas made from the molds of the famous tv horse Mr Ed and I plan to have them surgically implanted into my mouth so that I can show the light of the Torah to the world."
The surgery is scheduled for August 21st 2020. "I'm not so worried about the surgery as I am about the end of there world coming in September of 2020, I hope I am able to get onto YouTube and my church's pulpit to speak about there amazing power of the light of the teeth to bring many to graft into Israel before Yeshua's return in September" claims Pastor Shake.
According to a report from the state of Alabama, hebrew roots teacher Rabbi Pastor Apostle Bishop Prophet Maricio Mendoza Sanchez Esquire Ben Yabbadabbadoo claims he has gotten information from a YouTube video by QAnon who heard from Bigfoot after Bigfoot after captured by the Loch Ness Monster on a spy mission orchestrated by the Men in Black in conjunction with the Illuminati during the time of testing the fluoride in the water to make the frogs gay that was initiated by the reptilians living underground in Antartica in the hallow flat earth that the Coronavirus came from cans of monster energy drinks that have incorporated within them miniature 5G towers inside the bans.
"YaThis Yahis Yaha Yahmajor Yahprophecy Yahunfolding Yahbefore Yahour Yaheyes" claims Rabbi Pastor Apostle Bishop Prophet Maricio Mendoza Sanchez Esquire Ben Yabbadabbadoo. Rabbi Pastor Apostle Bishop Prophet Maricio Mendoza Sanchez Esquire Ben Yabbadabbadoo claims that the book of revelation in a secret Paleo-Hebrew document of the book of Revelation he found in the jungles of Arizona prove that monster energy drinks are the mark of the beast to bring about the tribulation.
"YaThis Yahis Yaha Yahmajor Yahprophecy Yahunfolding Yahbefore Yahour Yaheyes" claims Rabbi Pastor Apostle Bishop Prophet Maricio Mendoza Sanchez Esquire Ben Yabbadabbadoo. Rabbi Pastor Apostle Bishop Prophet Maricio Mendoza Sanchez Esquire Ben Yabbadabbadoo claims that the book of revelation in a secret Paleo-Hebrew document of the book of Revelation he found in the jungles of Arizona prove that monster energy drinks are the mark of the beast to bring about the tribulation.
The codex of Revelation 13:18 (shown above) dubbed the Steven Pidgeon YahCodex Yah is being tested for it's validity including paper, ink and scribal script by many independent Hebrew Roots YouTube scholars. They have all come to the consensus the codex is authentic and that it proves the prophecies about a flat earth and Jewish control of the world correct. The two house movement says this verse in the codex also proves that those who discovered this codex are true Israelites because the text shows their same physical features.
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