NEW JUDEO CHRISTIAN The Journey From Rabbi Shlomo Riskin To Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Many people did not [music] believe what I said about 5 years ago when I warned the Boca Raton synagogue [music] by first approaching their leadership led by a heretic named EPHRAIM GOLD. WE'VE obviously uh seen this disaster that's happening at Boca Raton synagogue right now uh where uh a very big mistake is being made by the leaders to bring the number one Catholic missionary in the world. If you just type in his name, Matthew Kelly, you'll immediately find his whole life mission is to make everyone Catholic. Make everyone follow what the Torah says is 100% auaz. Every single house in the [music] synagogue neighborhood got a missionary letter with a DVD in it. The very [music] same thing is happening right now. You continue allowing Ephraim Goldberg and the rest of his staff to stay on their job. you are supporting idol worship. We sometimes forget Hashem in small things unintentional. We just heard in the sh from now on we're not going to make it again. But then there are some people that have a pattern of forgetting Hashem in a much larger magnitude. What does that mean? Their whole life [snorts] is one big forgetfulness of Hashem. Few years ago we had a situation when we lived in Bocaron where the head rabbi of the shul Ephraim Goldberg decided it's a good idea to entertain and educate a thousand families that live in Boca Raton one of the biggest caot in America by bringing bringing them a teacher that's one of the top Catholic missionaries in the world, a guy by the name of Matthew Kelly. Over the next couple of months, after we saw that Ephraim rejected the information that we provided him that he's putting the Ka in danger, we had to go publicly with it. Sometimes people ask me, Matthew, why do you do what you do? There's lots of reasons, but at the core of that, I want people to experience the joy [music] that I've experienced by discovering the genius of Catholicism. I want people to experience the joy that comes from trying to live the life [music] and the teachings of Jesus Christ, missionaries ill. That's taking the message out into the world. That's taking God's joy out [music] into the world. You see, God doesn't call us to live in some tiny little Catholic ghettos all walled up from the world. He wants us to go out into the world. He wants us to change the world. Our mission is to transform the world and Hashem had mercy on us and the event was cancelled. But not until we must spit blood to get this event canled. Eventually the Catholic guy canceled the event. Not Ephraim Goldberg. Efim Goldberg wrote a blog after the Catholic guy Matthew Kelly canceled. Efim Goldberg said that he cried when Matthew canceled. I wonder if he cried when the beta mikdash was destroyed on Shab. I wonder if he cried when Jews are being killed on a daily basis and Corona virus. I wonder if he cried for that. I wonder if he cried when his ka have almost a 0% success rate of people doing chuva. In fact, the entire graduating class entire graduating class of one that I know that lived there, was born there, raised there, the entire graduating class, he says he's the last remaining shame Shabbat. Entire graduating class, one kid's keeping Shabbat now. One kid, one one kid left. Talk about hundreds of people. The rest of the over there, they already stopped keeping Shabbat already while they're going to school. People already desecrating Hashem's name on a regular basis over there. I lived there. I saw it. It's gotten much worse even since I left. Overdo drug overdoses have become a norm inside this community. People leaving Tawa on a regular basis. over 200 people drive to shul on Shabbat for each and he has several minim he has an entire parking lot designated for them and he still dares to call himself a orthodox rabbi so it wasn't so far sinceab is considered idol worship it wasn't so far for him to recommend a different form of idol worship by bringing Christianity to teach the Jewish people over there and hashem we went public with it and eventually Matthew Kelly cancelled. We got a few that signed the letter. We never published the letter. Never saw really a purpose in it. The event was cancelled. Kameki is one of the in America today and I had the privilege of talking to him uh one time when we had our uh uh battle with the Ephraim Goldbergen company. uh when Ephraim wanted to bring the uh the Catholic missionary to to give some kizuk to the Jewish people with his Jesus message uh and uh we were calling different uh big rabbis around the world uh asking for help and uh one thing that I can never forget I can never forget is that uh I spoke to some big rabbis I also spoke to some middlemen that simply didn't let me in to speak to the big rabbis but when I got to some of these rabbis. They told me they agreed with me, but waiting for somebody else to sign first. No one really wanted to take the first step foot until I spoke to Kamki Kameki. I spoke to him. He was baffled. He simply could not believe the story. He said, "What do you mean? How are they bringing a Catholic missionary to a Jewish organization, needless to say, to a JEWISH SYNAGOGUE? HOW COULD SUCH A THING BE? and you're telling me it's coming from a big rabbi, a dian. How could this be? I told him, "This is what it is." I send him the uh the proofs. I said, "I need Cuador to sign on a letter." He said, "Of course you want to sign it. SEND IT RIGHT AWAY. NO QUESTIONS ASKED, no negotiation, NO MUMBO JUMBO. THAT'S DAMN IT. That's what we have to do." I sent him the letter and I never ever gonna forget it. how quickly that letter came back signed with Rav Kameki signing against Ephraim Goldberg and all of his uh co-artners or partners that they have in his crime to not do this event and of course after uh signature was on that paper other rabbis also joined but unfortunately the Satan came The murder of Mr. George Floyd in the most horrific way has filled America with revulsion and reminded us again and of course we should have needed no reminder of the awful scourge of racism in our society. Pastor Jacques de Gaff is a pastor at the Canaan Baptist Church in Harlem. We invited him to address us again so that we could listen and learn and perhaps even hear words of rebuke from the pastor, not from a rabbi shalom. Maybe people make but rebuke from a from a pastor. Sure, we could hear words of rebuke from the pastor about what we can do to be real allies to help heal America, not Judaism, help heal America, end racism, end brutality, and end division. Hashem is not mentioned once here in this moving event. listen to Rabbi Robinson discuss racism from a Torah perspective instead of from they misspelled they don't know what they they they didn't understand they formed the Torah they didn't from the Torah why they're saying it's forming a Torah it's a new Torah they don't realize that this misspelling was from Shamim they formed the Torah perspective. It's a new one from this what they're teaching. They formed it followed by where is this being held? Lincoln Square in Manhattan, New York. Very, very well-known synagogue. Very, very Kashubi. Lots and lots of money, millions of dollars. led by Scottishborn Rabbi Shaul Robinson who attained a smika from the Joseph Straw rebbitical seminary which is part of Torah Stone. What's stone? Who's a run by? Who's his rabbi? Rabbi Robinson attended yeshiva and the Joseph Straw rabbitic seminary in Ephrat for seven years and he studied under who? Rabbi Bravener and Rabbi Schlommokin. Who is Rabbi Schlommoiskin? That's his Rabbi. We have to know who's we have to know who's Rabbi Schlommoiskin. Let's see who Rabbi is. Rabbi YouTube help us know who Rabbi Schlommoiskin is. Oh, YouTube's here. Guys ready gave us about 10 years ago. What's he lives in a flat now? He started this ka this uh this besid this Abu over there. He started it and was there for 20 years and then he made aliyah to cause trouble in Israel and years ago 10 years ago he came out with a video and he wanted he wanted to talk discuss Jesus and messianism. He's called himself Orthodox rabbi. not cyclical. So he says this may not be completely he's trying to talk about all the things that we have similar with Christianity perfection of society and there will come and he wants to tell us eventually the mashia is going to come he says in which there will be peace redemption good will for all humanity he says that eventually mashia is going to come we have that in common that they believe in a messiah we believe in a messiah you know the Christians he doesn't mention the idol worshippers mentions we have similarities and he says he studied it extensively and he goes back to it. He goes back to the New Testament on a regular basis to study it and at some point he says this this is the dream and this idea and is one of the most important links that we Jews and Christians share in common. There's one interesting difference. You know, I often think if someone were to announce that the Messiah is here, who would actually want it? The Jews. Says doesn't think the Jews want the Messiah. The Jews will have to move to Israel. I doubt that the Jews doesn't think the Jews want Msiah. Thinks the Christians want Mashia to move to Israel. He's going to tell you something really interesting. I don't think many many people would be interested in this country except religious Christians and religious Jews. Religious Christians want the mashia to come down and ask him one critical question. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He's going to ask the Messiah one critical question. When he sees him, when he like as if he's going to have the merit to see the Mashiach, he's going to ask him a question. This is a called himself an orthodox rabbi. I'm making a big deal on this because it is a big deal. This is the rabbi of the rabbi that had a pastor speak at a shul. You have to know how come his talid how come his felt perfectly comfortable to bring a pastor to give a sh to a bunch of Jews? Because his rabbi teaches this. This the first time you're coming or the second time you're coming. Rabbi Riskin says when he sees the Mashiach in his delusion, he's going to ask the Messiah, "Is this the first time you're coming or the second time?" Meaning, are you orthodox rabbi? You know, I often think if someone were to announce that the Messiah is here, who would actually want him? the Jews. Messiah means the Jews will have to move to Israel. I doubt that the Jews throughout the world are ready right now to move to Israel. So I don't think many many people would be interested in his coming except religious Christians and religious Jews. And we all run out to greet him and ask him one critical question. Is this the first time you're coming or the second time you're coming? Now, if you think that we're harping on just one bad thing that this did, don't worry. He did plenty of other things. One of the is went against him with many other rabbis because he had a new movement that he wanted to start where he wanted interfaith he wanted the Christians and the Jews to pray together say hal together he uh also when it came to homosexuality risking risk says someone's homosexual I Anus anus meaning he can't control his desires. Let him do what he wants. Meaning in so many words if you have a serious desire for anything to sin says you have no share of the world to come risking says no no no Hashem didn't mean that anus anus you can't control it. It's not your fault. You just cancel the entire Torah and many many other things that are 100% heresy. Now, what about Jacques? Jacques, what about Jacques, the the the pastor? Maybe maybe he doesn't mean to missionize. Maybe he's a good Christian that doesn't mean to missionize. So, let's look at his website. What does his website say? his website which is the uh uh Canaan uh uh uh Baptist church. He says we're in a process of of developing a new seven-fold vision intended to challenge us to effective Christian service in a changing world. Our vision is to become a national leader among Christian institutions. We are striving to become a I can't even say this word. It's yoske centered and peopleoriented congregation with a global purpose to spread the gospel of yoske. This vision will be realized through how are they going to v how are they going to fulfill this mission of theirs? Worship, Christian education, fellowship and prayer. Okay, it's pretty much normal. You're a Christian. You pray this way. No problem. We could invite such a person to, I don't know, to maybe a barbecue or something. No problem. A show, not so much. But let's have a barbecue. What else? What else you do in this Christian church? What else you do? Evangelism. Oh, hey, hold on a second. No, no, no. You're not going to evangelize by us, right? You evangelize somewhere else. No, no, but he didn't get the point. Missionary. Missionary. That's also part of our mission. That's part evangelizing and missionizing in essence supposed to be the same thing. No. No. That's part two and that's part three. Why? Because there's different places to do it and different ways to do it. At Canaan, we strive to rightly divide the word of God and honor the bib biblical mandates for service. So they have a whole division for missionary services. The missionary ministry part of the church are to be pre the presence of yoske in the world. Their mission is to evangelize spreading the gospel throughout the world. And if you don't know what that means, you just click and it tells you how do we how do we missionize? Missionaries are the presence of the yosk and do we evangelize and the same thing over and over again. But how do they do it? We do it through we accomplish this through intercessory prayer visitations you know i.e. stupid communities that allow them to come in scripture reading, food distribution. Nothing's for free. They're giving free getting free food from the Christians. You're also getting a little bit of Christianity educational workshops. Oo, you mean going to a synagogue and telling them about what racism or whatever else? You know, black life matters, white life matters, all that life matters. But really, in reality, you it's a educational workshop. donation of clothing and money. Everything that they do good is for what? Missionaries. Nothing comes for free. You would think, "Wow, we thought Goldberg is the only idiot that can bring a Catholic missionary, but now we see there's two of them. Could there be a connection?" Aha. Let's see. Rabbi Wikipedia, please tell us. Is there a connection between one and another that's putting Jewish people in danger? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Yes, that was me. I was saying the ding. What is it? Oh, look at that. Rabbi Goldberg Ephraim. He runs the Boeron Jeul, but before him, he had a rabbi there that started it. Rabbi name of Kenneth Brerder. Kenneth Brener is now lefton gave the million plus job to Ephraim. Why would anybody do such a thing? Why would you give such a big job to Ephraim? You like you're okay great but you like him that much. You're going to give him that kind of money. Nobody just gives that kind of money. Give him the head job of the orb. Give him the head job of BRS. Give him the head job of missionizing Jews. Give him the HEAD JOB FOR THAT. COME ON. No apprentice. What's going on with you? WHAT KIND OF JEWISH BUSINESSMAN are you? No. No. I got a better job. What's a better job? He is founder and chancellor of all Torah Stone in partnership with his rabbi. Who? Schlommo Riskin. same resiskin that told he's going to ask the Messiah if it's the first time or the second time he came which means is the rabbi of both sides he's the rabbi of Efron Goldberg's rabbi Brandis and he's the rabbi of Robinson Mr. Robinson from New York City Mr. Robinson, why are you missionizing Jews? Why? Why? Why are you missioning Jews? Now you think, oh, it's not nice to make fun of rabbis. It's avah to make fun of clowns like this. Why person needs to understand? You look at Rambam. The Rambam writes clearly something that many people do not read. They think that Rambam was for Christianity. But the Rambam writes clearly Jesus of Nazareth who aspired to be the Messiah and was executed by the court was also alluded to by the prophet Daniel in the verse 11:14. The vulgar among your people shall exalt themselves in an attempt to fulfill the vision, but they shall stumble. Then the Rambam writes, "Can there be a greater stumbling block than Christianity? Can there be a greater stumbling block for Jewish people than Christianity? You're going to bring people to face Christianity in a synagogue, a place where they think that anybody that's speaking must be a kosher person. And you're going to bring them the greatest stumbling block that exists in the world. Now, what does think of Christianity? Let's see. The Rambam writes in chapter three number seven, five individuals are described as minim are people that have no share of the world to come. Mim are people that despises. Who are these people? One, one who says that there is no god nor a ruler of the world. This is an atheist. Two, one who accepts the concept of a ruler but maintains that there are two or more. Christianity. Three, one who accepts that there is one master of the world but maintains that he has a body or a form. Christianity is already two out of the five individuals. These are mean is someone that the is so dangerous. Not only you not allowed to bring him to your sh as a guest of honor but in fact you're not allowed to stand next to him within four amote meaning six feet. You have to treat the mean as if he has corona virus all year round. That's there could be someone that's a mean maybe yes, maybe no, maybe this, maybe that. But it doesn't get clearer than a pastor, than someone that has a missionizing organization. There's no doubt he's a missionary. There's no doubt he's a mean according to our holy Torah. But they're bringing him to the shul. Surely all the Jews are going to shake his hand, welcome him, maybe even hug him, maybe say, "Thank you for coming. Let me buy your book. Would you invite me to your place once? Maybe since you came to ours, it's only fair that we come to yours. You're going to start seeing people that go from the synagogue to the church. Why? That's the instructions of the rabbi. The rabbi went to He's friends with uh Jacques. His friends Jacqu and him are like this now came to speak at our place. We're speaking at his. Why should a Jew think otherwise? The rabbi invited him. THE RABBI INVITED HIM. WHY should a Jew that doesn't know why should he think there's anything wrong with this picture? The Yadama commentary on page 100b says you're not allowed to learn anything from a Christian even if it does not contradict the Torah. Even if it doesn't contradict THE TORAH, HE TELLS YOU, "NO, NO, I'M GOING TO TELL YOU. I'M going to read out loud for you. I'm going to read out loud. I'm not going to add Christianity." No, I'm just going to read out loud. I'm going to teach you about racism. I'm going to tell you WHY BLACK LIFE MATTERS and why white also matters and why this whole thing is really racist just by the name of it. I'm going to teach you not allowed to learn from him. Why? Maybe you're going to like it says and want to delve into his other work. Meaning even if he writes a children's story book, you're not allowed to buy it. Muhammad page 17a says you're not allowed to be within four amote. Yeah, but these uh these Christians they know some Torah says and also in If the goim tell you they have wisdom about sciences, history, archaeology, all types of things, believe them. They have this very very smart go in the world. They tell you that they have Torah wisdom. Not all love. No such thing. Nobody learns all day, every night. Doesn't make any difference. Doesn't make any difference. His new insight garbage. Why? He's a mean. He's pastor. Might be a very nice guy. I make a mean barbecue. Sorry. No can do. It's not my rules. Rules. Now I have to learn to from you. By bringing such a speaker to a it gives the person a kosher sign that everything else he does is kosher. When Riskin says that he's going to ask the Messiah if it's the first or second time and that he learns the New Testament from time to time and then he toils in it. What did I tell his students? Brandis, Ephim Goldberg, Mr. Robinson, what did he tell them? Mitzvah. Mitzvah. To go learn New Testament mitzvah to bring the church to the sh. That's what it means. The average Jew does not know how to decipher what is right and wrong because they have an instead of what happens if a Christian writes a says to burn it. If a that's behind me falls everybody in the room has to fast. If the seaw has 304,85 letters is missing one letter pul but even then you're not to burn it or anything like that. Not to desecrate it, fix it. A Christian writes mitzvah to burn it. Why? They have a religion that makes fun of ours. Makes fun of our god. Tells us our god is three. There are some very nice Christians that I know as people they're nice but unfortunately if they don't change they're going to go to gay without an end. And that's why the first thing that I do when I meet them I tell them dear New Testament believer believing in a new testament and yoske is 100% idol worship and here are five or six different places that you can learn why it is the case. Now, you may take what I see personally, but in reality, I'm only doing it because I'm trying to save you. It's nothing personal. If I didn't care about you, I'D TELL YOU, "OH, YEAH, YEAH. COME TO MY SHOES. Let's have lunch. Just give us your money cuz you Christians have a lot of money. Give us your money. We'll give you gay. If you like Christians, tell them to leave Christianity. You like people, tell them to leave idolatry. You like warn them from this the people that attended this sh this lecture this tell them what they just did they just benefited from idolatry they just benefit from even though it wasn't on purpose and they didn't know they're still guilty why says you make a mistake you make a sin as a result of a mistake. Mistake. Why? You didn't know. But it's because you didn't study enough. It's considered as if you made it on purpose. And when it comes to idolatry, idolatry is the only thing that you're guilty of. Even if you just think about it, everything else you have to actually do it. Idolatry. Even if you just think idolatry, guilty. That's how much Hashem hates idolatry. Why burn a was written by a Christian? There's a rule. Whatever is t only will produce tame. Whatever is impure can only produce impure. So how come came from converts? Rabaka came from converts. David came from converts. Yeah, converts. It wasn't the same thing anymore. Once a person converts to Judaism, he's no longer the same person. Ala is brand new baby. He's zero years old. She's zero years old on the day they converted. Everything they have from their past life is not connected to them at all. But if they're still idol worshippers of you have to treat them as idol worshippers. not say to go start hitting people and burning uh churches, but to invite them into our synagogues, you are putting Israel in danger. You could be nice, you could be cordial in order to have some type of peace. But to invite them to speak in our synagogues, in our Jewish communities, is literally bringing the sheep to the bear, then bringing his brother to the wolf, then bringing his sister to the lion, then you know what? Why don't just bring all the lions, bring them to the sheep, and just say, YOU KNOW WHAT? I'LL KILL THEM FOR YOU. YOU DON'T HAVE TO chase them. Now the reality is Abuai. Why are we allowed to speak about such things in such a aggressive way page 82Am and in a place that there is desecration of hem's name we do not worry about giving any respect to any rabbi we learned this from phat pinas and parad balak When pedas went and killed Zimosby, he said an in front of which is forbidden to say an to be to make a sack in front of your rabbi. It's forbidden. But Pinas did it. Why? Because there was happening. Cosby and Zim were publicly desecrating Hashem's name. Pinas didn't consider the cavode that was due to Mosher Rabenu. Why does he take precedent over the cav of even Mosher Rabenu? Needless to say of Mr. Robinson and E from Goldberg and anybody else that supports them, including their own Ka putting Jewish namote in danger, there's no higher sin that you can do. Why? If you sent them all to the Holocaust, you sent them all to the gas chambers, it would actually be better than if you sent them to some Christian pastor to teach them. Why? Cuz in the Holocaust, worst case scenario, they killed the people body. They still all go to Ghana. You see their website, this uh Lincoln Center, this Lincoln uh synagogue, nice website. You see some pictures, women with a few of them. You see SOME PEOPLE LOVE HASHEM, SOME PEOPLE have fulfill but these same people don't know what is didn't speak against their rabbi. Probably listen to this pastor speak to them tonight. It was better he killed all of them than have them speak to. Why? Because at least they would go up to by having them listen to this and possibly start getting a doubt in their ine Judaism even 1% doubt it's already enough damage that is almost unrepable. Hulkos, the rabbi of one time heard something that was funny from a Christian and he thought it made sense who disliked it so much that he almost killed Hulkinos. We're talking about he didn't react. He didn't publicize it. He just heard it and he enjoyed it. And then was caught by the goim. They tortured him until Hashem had mercy on him and they released him miraculously and realized ah it's because I enjoyed the few words from this uh Christian pastor. I enjoyed them. I didn't publicize them. I didn't write them in a book. I didn't use them as a source. I didn't go to his uh church. I didn't observe Christmas. NO. NO. I JUST ENJOYED his words, his speech. That's enough. That's enough. You tainted your Torah regarding Proverbs 5'8 says, "Do not hang out with the minim even if you are confident in yourself that you won't fail, even if you know the entire New Testament and you know how to debate and you are a uh expert anti-missionary says don't hang out with them. Why? We learned from proverbs. All who come to her don't return nor do they attain the p path of life. Anyone that go to these Christian missionaries either they don't return or they end up losing other ways. And Khazal says over there they end up losing all of the shifa that Hashem wanted to give them. You spend time with these Hashem takes it away. So here we see that to ignore Hashem's words to that extent and make it as if it's not a big deal in small things eventually grows up to be big things. When you call yourself a modern Orthodox, what are you really saying? You're saying that you've modernized the rules. So, you'll notice that modern Orthodox synagogues tend to have more immodest people. Women many times don't even cover their hair at all, just like secular women. Women many times do not cover their body sufficiently. There's a shool next to my house. Called himself modern Orthodox young Israel. He walks around with his wife. One time my wife and I ran away. Why? His wife forgot to put on clothes. Period. We thought he just found her in a uh shower. She wore less clothes than the congregates. Why? Because we're in a modern mentality. That means that you could just modernize the rules and you could just take out different laws and lower the shorten the sleeves, shorten the skirt, shorten the to the no no existence and modernize. And people think, oh, it ends over there. Okay, so maybe they're less smartish, but they do a lot of other good things, right? No, no, you don't understand. A Jew either go up with his Yiddish kite or he goes down. Either is abuat gets better or it gets worse. It doesn't stay neutral. You started with less Torah boys and girls school in the same time they learn together even though is not allowed. Then you go to modesty turns into modesty. Before you know it, you're going to bring to Yeshua and then people are surprised brings. Does anybody read? You guys prayit? Yeah. Pray. Okay. What do you ask Hashem? Shalom. Lay us down to sleep our father. Why? It's please give us good sleep. And he asked Hashem for a bunch of protections. Hashem, please for the sake of your name, protect us and remove us, remove from us the blow of the enemy. remove from us pestilence, sword, illness, distress, evil, famine, sorrow, ruin, and plague for the sake of your name. Please, every day we say this, not because of ka. This is not a new prayer. This is a prayer that's been around forever. break and remove the Satan from before us and from behind us. Why? Before us and after us and behind us because sometimes the Satan is in front of you. Your friend calls you says, "Listen, Pastor Jacques is coming tonight. He's related to Goldberg, second cousin or something. You want to come?" That's Satan in front of you. No, come on. It's only uh pastor. He's just talking. You know, if he starts mentioning Yosha, we leave. That's Satan in front of you. What's the Satan behind you? Rabbi Yan Ruin just exposed all of the rabbis that are bringing missionaries to shs. Those rabbis should be fired. No second chance. They should be sent to a yeshiva for Baluva until they do chuva 10 20 years maybe or they could watch every single sh we ever did and then maybe we'll consider them. Why? They just put an entire community in danger. A person that sells, if he's a if he's a butcher, if you catch him selling on purpose, his license is banned forever. He's never allowed to sell kosher meat again. Never. If you did it on purpose, accident, you put him on ben for a little while until he does ch. But he does it on purpose forever. But this is for meat. Maybe one guy is going to eat a pig instead of a cow. A cow that came from the Arabs instead of the Jews. WHAT'S THE BIG DEAL? ONE GUY. NEEDLESS TO SAY, IF A guy is a rabbi of a community, he brings the to teach us. So, Rabbi, he says, look, Alakan says it's forbidden to even be next to this pastor within four four six feet without corona. How did you bring him to our look? Video, clip, everything. What's Satan? They know. No, but come on. I already invested so much in this community. My apartment is right next to the shoo. I I donated SO THIS RABBI. HOW CAN I GET RID OF HIM? Give the guy a chance. That's satal. That's satal. To not be aggressive when you're obligated to be aggressive. That's satal. Why? Because you already have a vested interest. You like the guy. Everything else looks okay. Otherwise, as if just sending a bunch of Jews to a Holocaust camp is not a big deal. Now, let this one go. What do you mean? You just violated one of the biggest alah. There is no second chance. And if you gave him a second chance and your community in New York or your community in wherever you are and your rabbi, your brought a pastor or wants to bring a pastor to your and you continue giving him a chance. Guess what? and you go up to Shmay and they give you a decree of for a very long time. Don't say you weren't warned. Don't say you weren't warned. Not even for me. You warned in your every day. You have an opportunity to replace this with a real there's plenty of them. Plenty of them are looking for jobs. Nice. They're looking to grow. I'm sure they have them in my in in Lakewood and other places. People that have real rabbis, not Riskin, the missionary. When you see that the rabbi that started this place himself studies the New Testament, but just not to teach it to to to go count the missionary, but just for entertainment. Already you see that the foundation is rotten. And a kila like this should not be surprised when their kids end up the same way as Mosha Mendelson's kids. Mosha Mendelson kept Shabbat just like Riskin. But all of Mosha Mendelson's kids ended up either becoming atheist or Christians. Who was he? The beginner of Dascala, the enlightenment movement, reform and and uh conservative. He was Orthodox himself. But he began the whole movement. Today's ascalar is modern orthodoxy. Unfortunately, we're a little late to the party because these people already have jobs and big positions. But never too late. Why? Hashem runs the world. This is critical. Why? Because the tells us this amazing creation, this amazing creation, this human being that is able to reproduce, if it has a good foundation, good fruits will come from it. If it does not have a good foundation, rotten fruits will come from it. If your kids come to you and they tell you, "I imma abba, meet my non-Jewish future husband or wife, do not be upset at the kid. Be upset at yourself. You are the one who killed him." Why? You sent them to a modern Orthodox school. You sent it to a modern Orthodox sho. You sent them to some university that's a bunch of goim and and all types of non-Jewish teachings. You sent them to the wolves. Don't be surprised if he comes back a dead sheep today. It's very difficult, very difficult to say the least. Quite frankly, I feel bad for you. I feel bad for for everybody uh that you have so many public figures that are 100% heretics no less than the Christian missionaries calling themselves rabbis today. You know, I I don't know all of the ones that are not public, and I surely hope that they're much better than the ones that are public. Many times you have public figures teach you things that are completely against the Torah in every aspect and you don't have to look for it. It just comes to you. See people make a video about something that's completely the antitheticis opposite of the Torah. Why? They're trying to befriend the gim. They're trying to please the gim. They're trying to please the nations. They're trying to please the girls. They're trying to please the homosexual. They're trying to please somebody. So they say things that Torah didn't say, but they're saying in the name of Torah because they figure you're not going to check anyway. And guess what? They're right. Mostly you're not going to check. Mostly you're not going to check. Why? Because that's just a reality. This is a reality. Contested even today. We're going to give a lecture. We're going to talk for the next couple of hours. I'm going to mention a few sources. Let's see how many of you actually check the sources when you go home. Now you may got to check. Oh, no. No. I'm going to prove it wrong. Okay, three of you. The rest of you are not checking. Well, it's show reality. You got to take my word for it. Why? My beard maybe is a little longer this week. Maybe my ears look funnier. I don't know. Today, yeah, I'm going to believe this guy. Reality is people don't check. And because they don't check, they make themselves vulnerable. Because they make themselves vulnerable, they make themselves ignorant. Because they makes themselves ignorant, they rely on somebody that they're an honest person. But because that person is not honest and he knows that you think he's honest, he takes advantage of it and he manipulates the Torah like putty. Today, well, more likely I guess in the middle of the night last night, I got some news that the one of our uh friends sarcasm here. one of our friends, uh, Ken Brener, who is the, uh, I guess, uh, either good friend or rabbi of Ephraim Goldberg from Boca Raton, um, decided to move up the ladder in the, uh, wicked world, especially in the missionary world. you know, he was one of the founders of the Boca Raton synagogue who built this place and, you know, got a lot of Jews there, which looked good in the beginning until Ephraim showed up. But I thought Ephraim was the problem. I didn't realize that his predecessor was uh as much or not even a bigger problem than he was. And I've told you guys that both of them are all connected to this one Rashad that is in Israel. uh calls himself a Orthodox Jew, but nonetheless uh said that if he ever sees the Msiah, he's going to ask him if it's the first or second time that he come because he's been reading a lot of Christianity during his life. You know, I often think if someone were to announce that the Messiah is here, who would actually want him, the Jews? Messiah means the Jews will have to move to Israel. I doubt that the Jews throughout the world are ready right now to move to Israel. So I don't think many many people would be interested in his coming except religious Christians and religious Jews. And we will all run out to greet him and ask him one critical question. Is this the first time you're coming or the second time you're coming? Anyway, this uh in cahoots with him. they work together and his name escapes me but anyway um he decided alongside with a few other amalikim to open a new section to their so-called yeshiva in Israel that's going to teach teach interfaith interfaith interfaith we're going to teach goim we're going to teach Jews we're going to teach about the Christianity to the Jewish people about Islam to the Jewish people. The the the the principle they the one they designated as a principle is so-called rabbi who spent his entire life studying Islam. I don't know if you're a rabbi usually your entire life you study Torah, Judaism, but rabbi studied Islam his whole life. He is the guy spearheading the uh thing under Ken Brener. And uh they're starting a they call a bet midash, they call it a yeshiva that's going to teach interfaith teachings about Christianity, about Islam, about other religions perhaps, uh how to deal with other religions, uh how we can work together as a uh pluralism if you will, which is what I told you guys during that same clip when we we spoke about Ben Shapiro and when we talked about the whole era of Messiah of what was fighting his whole life which is this pluralism mentality this united with the goim mentality that people have. This is what started reformed Judaism culminated next to conservative Judaism which their head rabbi of the uh of of the reform is a woman that's not Jewish. Head rabbi of conservative is a guy that's openly gay in Jerusalem. And now it's moving. And I'm not joking about these things. And and and now we are now moving. And I told you that modern Orthodox, modern Orthodox, many parts of it, not necessarily all of it, but many parts of it, Efron Goldberg being one of the biggest ones, is on their way to joining, too. Starting with his show four years ago of bringing a missionary. But I just learned recently that that wasn't the first missionary or the last missionary that he brought to to Bocaron Synagogue. I mean, I saw in my own eyes that he brought others that weren't as big as uh as as the as the guy the Matthew Kelly, but uh even beforehand uh in the year 2012, Ephraim Goldberg had a yum shal day, a day of Jerusalem day celebrated by inviting the local pastors to speak at Boca Raton synagogue in 2012. And the pastor said on the podium inside the Bocarone synagogue, Jesus did all of this. And not a single Jew in the congregation said something except one that wanted to cry. But you know, everybody was, "What are you going to do by himself intercessor? I know IT'S HARD. MY WIFE AND I used to lead intercession before I became a pastor. THAT'S WHY I'M A LITTLE CRAZY. AND I UNDERSTAND THAT INTERCESSORS and prophetic intercessors ARE A LITTLE CRAZY. BUT LIKE REESE HOUSE, sometimes we feel things. UH [music] THIS IS FOR SOMEBODY HERE. THAT spirit of St. Ballad, that spirit of [music] Tobaya is not excluding you from the race. It's time to [music] get back on the wall. [music] I [clears throat] was invited to go to Miami and the main purpose that I was going for is to well this speak was secondary but to connect with uh certain individual actually two individuals Christian leaders in Miami and one of the things they set up was a breakfast for uh pastors and I didn't know anything about what was going on there so we got in the car and got to this breakfast for pastors And that was in Mario Brnik's church. And I didn't know about Mario Brnik, but I soon learned about him. He is one of the most in influential what we call horizontal apostles in the whole Miami area. Now, he lives in Fort Lauderdale. And for the benefit of those on the web, Fort Lauderdale is a city near Miami and and and ministers to the whole Miami area. And um uh one of the first things that he did was greet me in Spanish. And um I said, "Oh, he speaks Spanish." He spoke English. And then I found out that he is a rabbi and ministers to the Jewish community. And as I've been traveling in Latin America recently, I've been very surprised at across the board, nation after nation, churches, churches like ours here have a tremendous, tremendous love for Israel, a higher proportion in Latin America than we have here in the United States. And so there is a divine connection between the Latino community and the and the Jewish uh people in um in Israel and beyond. And Mario has a special gift from God of connecting those two because he travels to Israel. He he meets with very very influential people. He meets with actually rabb orthodox rabbis in the Miami area. He was telling me that he's had a highlevel discussions um with with highlevel rabbis on um Robert, you'd be interested in this on rua and they recognize what what you were teaching that the rua of the Holy Spirit, the wind of the Holy Spirit is is blowing among among Jews. I'm not talking about Messianic Jews. I'm talking about Jews. Jews. And um and Mario has probably maybe the strongest ministry, well, the strongest ministry I know of to minister to those people to bring the Hispanics together with them and to move the body of Christ forward in an incredible way. So, we're privileged to have you, Mario. Why don't you come up here and let's welcome Mario Brnik. They're bringing A MISSIONARY AGAIN. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? THEY'RE BRINGING A missionary again. On January 11th, the Boca Raton Synagogue is hosting what they're calling South Florida night to celebrate Israel. You can find this on their website, brsonline.org. You have three keynote speakers. Surely Ephraim Goldberg has to have a stage. It's his place after all. They're going to give some honor to the keynote speaker, the ambassador, David Freeman, which was a former US ambassador to Israel. So far, not necessarily a problem. I wouldn't necessarily highlight a ambassador in my sh, but you want to do it, by all means. We don't have a problem so far. Where do we have a problem when the other keynote speaker, when the other partner in the whole event is a person that lives in my backyard here, person by the name of Pastor Mario Bramnik, President Latino Coalition to Israel. Pastor Mario Bramnik, for all intents and purposes, seems like a very nice guy. He probably is a nice guy, but unfortunately to him and to us, his beliefs and his life's work is problematic according to our Torah. Not saying it in a nice way. Why? Mario Brennik, he is the president of the Hispanic Israel Leadership Coalition. He was a speaker for the Israeli American Council. He's very politically connected. He has does a lot of work to connect himself to the land of Israel. But aside from that, his main gig is that he's a pastor. And Pastor Brnik has a church. And this church is called New Wine Ministries. And New Y does not confuse anybody by making them think that they are your simple Catholic church. Rather, no. They say on their own website, the welcome page, "We are a church with a divine design to advance the kingdom of God in our neighborhood, our country, county, our nation, and the nation of Israel. We are a church with a passion to evangelize, train, and equip believers to attain their purposes and call of God in their lives. Pastor Brahnik is a missionary, a very ambitious missionary that has his primary focus on the Jewish people just like their other evangelical Christians have one of their main core beliefs is to evangelize the Jewish people to believe in Jesus. This is the reason why their promotion, their events, their their teachings have become much more similar or at least in looks to Judaism than they were in the previous generation. Perhaps one example on Pastor Breik's website is that he's about to have a Hanukkah Christmas celebration. Now, if you ask his greatgrandfather, did his church celebrate a Hanukkah Christmas celebration? I assure you the answer would be no. If you look up the Christian books from two, three, four, five, 600 years ago, and you ask any of the pastors and the priests and the popes and whoever else, DID YOU HAVE A HANUKKAH CHRISTMAS EVENT? It's like, what do you mean? Like a Hanukkah event to kill Jews? But that's why you're CALLING HANUKKAH LIKE A JOKE? NO, NO, NO. LIKE A HANUKKAH, LIKE YOU'RE CELEBRATING HANUKKAH, BUT ALSO CHRISTMAS, like unification of the Jews and the Christians. They'll look at you like, "What? What do you mean? Why? Why would there be a unification of the the Jews and the Christians?" This is a relatively new invention. Now, you would think, "Oh, this is very nice. Unity between the Christians and the Jews should be good. We live in America after all. We live in England. We live in Australia. We live in most mostly we live in foreign lands. Shouldn't there be some type OF FRIENDSHIP? SURE. FRIENDSHIP? YES. UNITY? NO. NOW, Pastor Breik for his beliefs, for his beliefs, HE'S DOING GOOD. IN FACT, I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE PASTOR BRICK ON OUR team because if we can find rabbis that believe in the one and only God and the one and only Torah and forsake the New Testament, the Quran, and all of the other teachings, IF I COULD HAVE PEOPLE AS PASSIONATE AS PASTOR BREIK, I BET YOU within a few years, Mashia's coming. Why? Because passion like this, dedication like this is very hard to find. But what do we have? We have Ephraim Goldberg that brings the spiritual enemies into our own backyards. PEOPLE THAT THEIR JOB IS TO convert our people to their beliefs. That's who we have on our team. So-called team. Now, Pastor Breik is doing good for him, bad for us though. The problem is is that the idolatrous nations are preaching their false beliefs as if they're true. Well, many of the rabbis that have the truth are preaching it like it's false because they're either scared to tell the truth or they're simply so confused by money they forgot what the truth even looks like. Now, we have a church. I pastor a church in uh the Broward County, Fort Lauderdale area. And uh years ago, we would always have um a night to honor Israel or you know, some special event. And maybe seven years ago, we partnered with the Jewish Federation locally to do a joint Christian Jewish event combating anti-semitism. And that was really the start of our journey. I invited uh then uh Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ielon, uh Robert Sterns, our Congress people. We had pastors, rabbis. Our first event, I think we had about 2,000 people at a um university assembly and and and it it was amazing. And it was uh from there um that um we had a major event and then the next day we had a pastor rabbi symposium of about a hundred pastors and rabbis. We um from there I felt was birthed um several initiatives that then went literally global since then. We started with South Florida because we have a a lot of Christians, Hispanics, and Jewish people. And my my main thing is just let's bring everybody together and let's work together. And out of that um was birthed our pro-Israel agenda, which now is through Latino Coalition for Israel. um as well as a pastor rabbi Torah studies. So we started meeting on on that [clears throat] every month, one month in a church, one month in a synagogue really [snorts] for the most part talking on areas of commonality on how much we do agree on uh instead of differences and so forth and how we can build and learn from each other's community and establish a great relationship. It was a small group about 15 um still meets to this day. I had delegated the leadership of that and as you know we actually did two major pastor rabbi symposiums on theological dialogue uh with the last one with 200 people and we had you know different denominations Christian denominations but we also had um um uh rabbis from orthodox conservative reform backgrounds together um um studying the Torah together and It it was pretty amazing. And unfortunately, we have a serious problem. Why do we have a serious problem? Because pastor Bremnik is about to come to Boca Raton synagogue, give a nice speech, become friends with some people in the community. So you see that it's not really Ephraim by himself because if it was by himself, somebody would enough people would say something, kick him out. But it's become a situation, an epidemic if you will, much worse than corona because you don't even have to know you're sick to die from it. You're spiritually dead from this without even knowing it. You could think you're religious for 20, 30 years, but wake up one day and realize that you're spiritually dead because you have more beliefs that are in common with Christianity or some other faith than you have with Judaism. So, he brought many Christians to thinking nothing of it. his predecessor Ken Brander uh has a uh joined with their mutual rabbi who uh who is best friends with the Christians and now they're moving up the ladder and they're now starting an interfaith uh bit midrash they want to call it you know bet midash meaning you learn Torah there but there's nothing remotely close to that over there so and this is again under the uh the guise that they are part of modern orthodoxy. Now if the real modern orthodox rabbis and members don't disassociate themselves from modern orthodoxy right now, then they're in essence enabling these to continue because you can't say no no I'm not the same. Yeah, but you go to his shoo, you watch his lectures, you read his newsletters, you read his blogs, you uh donate some money. You can't say you don't have a uh you know the same beliefs. You're part of the whole thing. And even if you just sit there quietly, you're still a sinner according to our Torah. So unless the leaders in a modern orthodoxy world start speaking up and start telling the world who's who. No, this is not modern orthodoxy. If you invite Christian speakers to your synagogue, you're not modern orthodox. You're a new religion. You're a new cult. You're a new cult. You're not part of us. If you don't start doing that, guess what? Two things are going to happen. one, you're going to lose a lot of people cuz a lot of people are going to end up converting to Christianity and you lose yourself because you'll forget where you stand within no time. And this is really what's happening now. A lot of this is happening. The Christians are running wild and they're doing more missionizing now than they've ever done before. Unfortunately, one of the uh in past generation said that more Jews converted to Christianity in the last 30 50 years than Jews have converted to Christianity in the last 2,000 years. meaning in the last 2,000 years there have been pilgrims, inquisitions, uh all types of death threats, blood liels forcing Jews to convert and yet the Jewish people did not convert for the most part did not convert to Christianity. Last 50 years Hashem, no pilgrims, no Inquisitions, no blood liels, nothing. Yet many, many more have converted. Over a half a million Jews have converted to Christianity just in the last 20 years, 25 years. So you see that it's a problem that's a systemic problem. It's not something like a uh you know that's just here today gone tomorrow. This a systemic issue here. And that systemic issue is not just hurting the secular people because there are also people that call themselves or used to call themselves religious Jews that are leaving. Now all of this starts with the right ideology. If you have the right ideology, you will not allow certain things to enter your mind. You will not allow your time to be spent on certain things. If you don't have the right ideology, unfortunately, you're more vulnerable than you think. And even though Slovvesic Shalom was very much the pillar behind modern orthodoxy he was an enormous and he himself was avidly against anything to do with interfaith anything to do with learning or socializing with the non-Jews. meaning that the so-called rabbis that are following him, calling themselves modern Orthodox are not following him. They just say his name. No, come on. We have the No, you don't. Would burn you with his eyes if he saw what you're doing. What are you talking about? This is the same thing as people dropping names like the Rambam. Oh, the Rambam and Muim and Glex. He said this. No, he didn't. You think he said that because you don't know how to read. You said it. He didn't say it. It's very important to know that just because somebody says a name, it doesn't necessarily mean that's a valid source. The Christians do it all the time. And they're missionizing. They're trained. They're trained to misinterpret things intentionally or unintentionally. Initially, it starts unintentionally because the guy doesn't know anything. You just tell him what to say. Yeah. Yeah. Just tell him Isaiah 53, Daniel 9, and whatever else you could think of. Just tell him, "Yeah, it's Yeah, but it says that's that's a bucket." Yeah. Yeah. Too. Yeah. It says THAT'S A DONKEY. YEAH. YEAH. Everything's once the guy starts asking question. Hey, Mr. Pastor, Mr. Reverend listen, it doesn't make any sense that anything but the donkeys. Like where where do you see it? I don't understand. Oh, now you ask questions. Okay, now they train him how to manipulate the words. They train them and that's what they do. It's in intentional intentional intentional. This is why most of the Christians in the world are victims. They're not uh wicked like their leaders. The leaders of are wicked. no exceptions. But the the the followers, many of them are not wicked people, bad people. Some of them are actually even nice people and they believe in the cause. They believe in their belief and simply they're ignorant. No different than secular Jews that are just decent people but are bad according to Hashem or wicked according to Hashem. Someone that is a missionary or someone that brings a missionary to their community is 100% worse than Hitler. Did you understand what I said here? Now, what is the opinion of the Torah? says a person that learns from an alushi even if he's learning Torah death penalty heavenly death penalty you know like corona virus cancer car crash according to our move in but who is this amushi who is this ambushi what is an amushi amush is a priest a Jew that learns one thing from them is inviting the Malik Amavid to your house. On January 11th, Ephraim Goldberg is hosting Pastor Mario Brnik, a very ambitious missionary that has his [music] primary focus on the Jewish people. It's time for the church of Jesus Christ to arise. No more walls of division. And and we started doing things for Israel. and the Lord laid on my heart it is time to unite with the Jewish community in mass worse yet there's a lot of people that say yes you're right but it's not that bad why you making such a big deal it's says in the place where there is there is no honor for the rabbi in fact the fact that you the people are not rebuking for this the people are not fighting against this that is actually the and insulting the rabbis yelling at the rabbis embarrassing exposing the rabbis is a mitzvah why is it a mitzvah because there is when there's There's no honor that considerations for [music] the rabbis. And since then, we started getting together with the rabbis.