GOD’S 13 ATTRIBUTES OF MERCY in His Forgiveness of Sins – Rabbi Michael Skobac скачать в хорошем качестве

GOD’S 13 ATTRIBUTES OF MERCY in His Forgiveness of Sins – Rabbi Michael Skobac

GOD’S 13 ATTRIBUTES OF MERCY in His Forgiveness of Sins – Rabbi Michael Skobac In this lecture, Rabbi Michael Skobac will examine how the Torah, in a critical passage, describes the awesome mercy and loving kindness of the Almighty God. For centuries, Christians have tried to compare what they consider to be the wrathful Deity of the Hebrew Bible to the loving and merciful savior of their scriptures. This, of course, displays a total lack of understanding of the Biblical G-d. God’s 13 Attributes of Mercy are among the most powerful and transformative teachings in the Torah, [the Five Books of Moses] affecting all of mankind. Revealed to Moses after the sin of the Golden Calf, these attributes form the foundation of Jewish prayer, repentance, and Divine compassion. In this lecture, Rabbi Skobac explores the original passage in Exodus 34:6–7, where God proclaims His attributes of mercy. We will examine how Judaism understands Divine justice and compassion as unified expressions of Hashem’s perfection and appreciate the awesome mercy and loving kindness of the Almighty God. Far from portraying a wrathful deity, the Torah presents a God who is infinitely patient, compassionate, and committed to forgiveness when humanity turns back through teshuvah (repentance). These attributes are central to the Selichot prayers, the Yom Kippur service, but most importantly, our daily prayer life in our personal relationship with HaShem. God’s Thirteen Attributes of Mercy have shaped the Jewish understanding of Divine mercy for over three millennia. In this lecture, you will discover: • The meaning of each of God’s 13 Attributes of Mercy • Why compassion and justice are not contradictions in Torah theology • How these attributes guide personal repentance and spiritual growth on a daily basis This presentation reflects a classical Jewish perspective rooted in Torah and the great Sages. #Judaism #Torah #Exodus34 #JewishLearning #BeginnerJudaism #AttributesOfMercy #forgivenessofsins ● Rabbi Michael Skobac is the Director of Education and Counselling for Jews for Judaism. Since 1989, JEWS FOR JUDAISM is has been a trailblazer in global Jewish outreach. Jews for Judaism wins back to Judaism those Jews who have been influenced by these “Seven Threats to Jewish Survival”: • Evangelical Christian Missionaries convert 1,000’s of Jews worldwide annually • Destructive Cults induce Jews to abandon family, friends and careers • Eastern Religions are now the spiritual choices for many Jews • Jewish Apathy and Ignorance cause many Jews to assimilate, abandoning Judaism • Intermarriage is exploding at a 75% rate in many locales • Anti-Israel propaganda and lies brainwash millions globally and deter Jewish support for Israel • Antisemitism is promoting global Jew-Hatred and alienating Jews from Judaism JEWS FOR JUDAISM strengthens preserves and saves Jewish lives through its worldwide Internet outreach, social media, free educational programs, educational literature and counselling services that connect Jewish people to the spiritual depth, beauty and wisdom of Judaism. To help non-Jews discover the Torah’s path to G-d, Jews for Judaism provides educational programs to help them embrace the Torah’s Seven Noahide Laws for Gentiles. Please support Jews for Judaism. To donate please click this link https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/24741 Thank you. JEWS FOR JUDAISM 3110 Bathurst St, PO Box 54042, Toronto, ON, CANADA M6A 3B7 T: 416-789-0020 ext #2 • info@jewsforjudaism.ca VISIT: https://www.jewsforjudaism.ca FACEBOOK:   / jewsforjudaismcanada   DONATE: https://www.canadahelps.org/dn/24741