To Rabbi Mints, How Do I Know Who Is a REAL Rabbi?
In your answer to this question (on YouTube), you have acknowledge by your own answer that you are not a real Rabbi, because you (knowingly) have lied about your encounter with a reformed Rabbi. The lady in your audience that had challenged you had it right about the reformed Rabbis.
Be a real Rabbi and confess that it was all a made up story. Rabbis such as yourself give the orthodox a bad name.
Shame on you.
Isaac – Thank you for sharing that video, it was truly enlightening. I am not sure why you’d say he made up the story. Rabbi Mintz is as real a person and as real a person as you can find. I know this because I met him personally recently and spoke to him.
Isaac – I’m not sure it’ll convince you; you don’t seem to be the kind of person who runs to believe something they hear (see comment above), but i’d strongly encourage you to meet Rabbi Mintz.
Isaac, if you take my advice and meet him, you will finally meet a “Real Rabbi”!
How sad that you really belive that Rabbi Mintz ‘Made up’ a story for what I assume you feel was to ‘entertaining the crowd’. Rabbi Mintz is as real as they get and he was on the mark with his explanation of what Reform Judaism realy is… ir isn’t. The women who asked the question merely wanted to point out that her Rabbi might know more than the ‘Rabbi’ on the plane. Rabbi Mintz’s point was well taken by all of us who saw the video, and you should do the same if you are truly honest with yourself.
Song composed by Ari Goldwag
Lyrics by Miriam Israeli
Arrangements and Instrumentation by Ian Freitor
כשאני לעצמי
ואתה לא איתי
מה אני כשאני בנפרד
כי אני יהודי
לא הולך לבדי
רק איתך, ידידי, יד ביד
עם אחד, שיר אחד
בוא אחי ותן לי יד
ונוכל לשמוח ולרקוד יחד
כאיש אחד בלב אחד
לא רוצה להיות לבד
רק לנצח שבת אחים גם יחד
להיות משפחה
זהו סוד השמחה
כי ביחד הכל טוב יותר
ואנחנו שרים
כל ישראל חברים
על אף אחד לא נסכים לוותר
אם נצליח לאהוב
ונשיר הנה מה טוב
המשיח עוד יגיע בקרוב
Translation:
When I am for myself
And you are not with me
What am I when I am separate?
For I am a Jew
I do not go alone
Just with you, my friend, hand in hand
One nation, one song
Come my brother and give me your hand
And we will rejoice and dance together
As one person, with one heart
I don’t want want to be alone,
Just forever brothers sitting together
To be a family
Is the secret of joy
For everything is better together
And we sing
All Israel are friends
We won’t give up on anyone
If we can successfully love
And sing ‘how pleasant..’
The Moshiach will come soon
Isaac
says:To Rabbi Mints,
How Do I Know Who Is a REAL Rabbi?
In your answer to this question (on YouTube), you have acknowledge by your own answer that you are not a real Rabbi, because you (knowingly) have lied about your encounter with a reformed Rabbi. The lady in your audience that had challenged you had it right about the reformed Rabbis.
Be a real Rabbi and confess that it was all a made up story. Rabbis such as yourself give the orthodox a bad name.
Shame on you.
Jay
says:Isaac – Thank you for sharing that video, it was truly enlightening. I am not sure why you’d say he made up the story. Rabbi Mintz is as real a person and as real a person as you can find. I know this because I met him personally recently and spoke to him.
Isaac – I’m not sure it’ll convince you; you don’t seem to be the kind of person who runs to believe something they hear (see comment above), but i’d strongly encourage you to meet Rabbi Mintz.
Isaac, if you take my advice and meet him, you will finally meet a “Real Rabbi”!
-Jay
Yosef
says:How sad that you really belive that Rabbi Mintz ‘Made up’ a story for what I assume you feel was to ‘entertaining the crowd’. Rabbi Mintz is as real as they get and he was on the mark with his explanation of what Reform Judaism realy is… ir isn’t. The women who asked the question merely wanted to point out that her Rabbi might know more than the ‘Rabbi’ on the plane. Rabbi Mintz’s point was well taken by all of us who saw the video, and you should do the same if you are truly honest with yourself.
Glenda
says:Lyrics to this song by Ari Goldwag? Shalom Aleichem~
admin
says:Song composed by Ari Goldwag
Lyrics by Miriam Israeli
Arrangements and Instrumentation by Ian Freitor
כשאני לעצמי
ואתה לא איתי
מה אני כשאני בנפרד
כי אני יהודי
לא הולך לבדי
רק איתך, ידידי, יד ביד
עם אחד, שיר אחד
בוא אחי ותן לי יד
ונוכל לשמוח ולרקוד יחד
כאיש אחד בלב אחד
לא רוצה להיות לבד
רק לנצח שבת אחים גם יחד
להיות משפחה
זהו סוד השמחה
כי ביחד הכל טוב יותר
ואנחנו שרים
כל ישראל חברים
על אף אחד לא נסכים לוותר
אם נצליח לאהוב
ונשיר הנה מה טוב
המשיח עוד יגיע בקרוב
Translation:
When I am for myself
And you are not with me
What am I when I am separate?
For I am a Jew
I do not go alone
Just with you, my friend, hand in hand
One nation, one song
Come my brother and give me your hand
And we will rejoice and dance together
As one person, with one heart
I don’t want want to be alone,
Just forever brothers sitting together
To be a family
Is the secret of joy
For everything is better together
And we sing
All Israel are friends
We won’t give up on anyone
If we can successfully love
And sing ‘how pleasant..’
The Moshiach will come soon