Messianic Jewish Teachings: David Levine David Levine

I started listening to the podcasts about 5 years ago. So blessed to have found them. Then covid hit and they became live and I was ecstatic! About it month later it became more about the comments, needing some validation, constantly looking at the chat box and being distracted from the message being taught. This has become so disturbing to me I had to stop watching. I’m sad because being included in the zoom services made me feel more connected, more included into this family of Yeshua. The constant instructing to “share” just became bothersome also. Just focus on the people you have. I’ve gone back to listening to the podcast but Rabbi David seems distracted enough that it’s coming through in the podcast now, not sure how much more I can endure of that.
Hadassah

They call themselves “Jews” but that they ain’t. More like they take Judaism, put it on like a religious costume, then go straight to hard right evangelical Christianity, and proselytize—which real Jews DON’T do. They can’t be honest about what they are or what they are really doing. Avoid!

I started listening to these years ago and keep coming back, sometimes catching the latest episode and sometimes scrolling back months or even years to re-listen or get a different perspective on a specific portion of scripture. It’s really helpful that the Rabbi follows the traditional Torah portion schedule each week. Along with the five books of Moses, he also incorporates other areas of scripture throughout the Bible to help give clarity and deeper understanding. Keep up the great work! P.S. I noticed some reviewers calling for this to be recategorized from “Judaism” into “Christianity” which is *incredibly offensive*. The speaker is a Jewish Rabbi - listened to by Jewish people - as he teaches from the Jewish scriptures - about Jewish people - helping Jews live a better life. This podacst is all about Judaism and belongs right where it is. Unfortunately some people are closed minded about the many expressions of the Jewish faith