Where Is Wasting Seed Forbidden In The TEN COMMANDMENTS #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven #TenCommandments
Where Is Wasting Seed Forbidden In The TEN COMMANDMENTS? You Shall Not Commit Adultery is one of the Ten Commandments, but most don't know how this law actually applies. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a little known chiddush from Parashat Yitro we all should know about the Ten Commandments: Lo Tinaf, Do not commit adultery, is not what it seems, it's much more strict. The Sages in the Gemara bring multiple proofs from the Chumash and the Prophets that it refers to all immorality, but especially to the prohibition of wasting seed. Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus says, one who arouses himself is as if he brought the Flood. Rabbi Tarfon says, it's better a man die a gruesome death than to waste seed. LAST WEEK OF TIKKUN SHOVAVIM! The word SHOVAVIM is an acronym for the six weekly Torah portions Shemot, Vaera, Bo, Beshelach, Yitro and Mishpatim. The Holy Kabbalists Teach That This Six Week Period Is An Auspicious Time To Do TeShuva For Any Sexual Immorality Sins From The Past. While TeShuva is the change in behavior for the future, The TIKKUN helps Rectify The Blemish of The Past. Doing A Tikkun Here: https://TikkunHaBrit.Live Supports The Film & Teachings That Are Also The SOLUTION!! Rabbi Yaron Reuven's short Torah Clips channel – Please Share The Video To Help Other Do TeShuva. AI RABBI by BeEzrat HaShem Inc. https://www.AIRabbi.org Answers To Jewish Torah Life Questions In 30 Languages. Discover Jewish Wisdom at Your Fingertips, Rabbi Reuven's AI Rabbi offers wisdom and guidance in multiple languages, drawing from trusted, reliable sources. #Torah #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven #orthodoxjudaism
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0:00It says you shall not be promiscuous. What do you think it means? This is implying that you shall not be promiscuous with your hand or your foot. One of the ways that we know this is the case is because when it comes to adultery or promiscuity, it's already referring to it. in a couple of commandments after it, which says, don't covet your fellow's wife. Needless to say, don't covet your fellow's husband, and so on and so forth. So here we learn, where is wasting seed, promiscuity, in the Torah, even with oneself? It's one of the commandments. Of course, if promiscuity with oneself is forbidden, It's obvious that promiscuity with others is forbidden, even more so. It's obvious that promiscuity with non-Jews, between a Jew and a non-Jew, chas v'shalom, is even worse. And it's obvious that promiscuity between the same gender is even worse. And so on and so forth. And there are obviously other verses in the Torah that discuss this. But at the very basic...
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