Shlomo Gelobter
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Ally, I will post on my blog for you sometime this week, I hope it will help! :-)

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Shlomo Gelobter is attending James Tabor's event
April 16, 2010 at 3pm to April 18, 2010 at 10pm
Our United Israel World Union annual meeting will be held in Charlotte, NC the weekend of April 16, 17, and 18th. Details are to come but we wanted to go ahead and be sure people knew the dates. This conference is open to anyone who wants to come wi…
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Ally, I will post on my blog for you sometime this week, I hope it will help! :-)
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Shlomo Gelobter and Rachel Frank are now friends
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Shlomo Gelobter is attending Ross Nichols's event
December 11, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm
Join us live this coming Friday evening for our Hanukkah celebration at Temple Sinai. There will be a discussion on the meaning and importance of this season, fun and games and food! If you are within driving distance, we would live to see you in pe…
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I am a Qaraite in the Crimean/Qedar Rite (also known as Karaylar). In order to avoid confusions let me state that I BELIEVE both Jesus and Mohammed were prophets. I DO NOT associate nor am I affiliated with Karaite Jews (Israeli/Egyptian Karaites). After a few overtures to learn more about their sect I found them to be just as diluted, delusional, and perverse as Rabbinical Judaism. All of my positions on TORAH and the Hebrew Scriptures are MY OWN personal understanding of Gods word - All Qaraim are expected to formulate their own understanding of scripture based on reasonable discernment

My personal statement of faith

I. I believe TORAH is Gods holy word and is the highest level of revelation. The Hebrew Scriptures (The Prophets and The Writings) are inspired writings, but do not exist at the same level as Torah. All other writings and religious texts must be evaluated for their value. If they contradict TORAH they are useless and should be discarded. In a nutshell I believe TORAH to be the only divine and authoritative scripture. All belief must be supported by the foundational truths found in its text.

II. I believe that on the day of Judgment each individual will be responsible for their own actions (Ezekiel 33:20; Isaiah 66:12-24; Joel 4:1-7; Malachi 3:19-21; Ecclesiastes 3:17; 11:9; 12:13-14), therefore each individual must study TORAH for themselves and be responsible for their understanding (Exodus 23:2, Hosea 10:12, 2 Chronicles 15:3-4).

III. I do not believe the understanding of the majority (rabbinical sages or Christian clergy) are always correct and simply having a majority decision does not justify holding a Biblical position (Exodus 23:3; 2 Chronicles 20:7; Isaiah 29:13).

IV. I believe the only viable understanding of TORAH is the plain and simple meaning (pshat) of the text as understood by each Israelite when the Torah was read to every man, woman, and child, each seventh year (Deuteronomy 31:10-13)

V. I believe that we are living in the time of the Great Exile. A time where the nation of Israel has forsaken the true way of God for man-made religions - Talmudism, Christianity, etc. (Deuteronomy 4:27-28; Isaiah 29:13; 2 Chronicles 15:3-7). In this time of exile and rebellion I believe God hides His face from us (Ezekiel 39:22-29; Isaiah 29:9-14) and our only access to understand His desires are the Hebrew scriptures (Psalm 19:8; Malachi 3:22).

VI. I believe the Great Exile will end when Israel returns to God under the leadership of the Moshiach (an anointed King from the house of David) and the entire human race will embrace the faith of TORAH! (Isaiah 2:1-4; 11:1-9; 66:12-24; Deuteronomy 4:29-30). In order to bring about the kingdom of Heaven on earth and to end the period of the Great Exile I believe each individual must live their life according to Gods law found in Torah and pray for Moshiach daily.

VII. I believe the reward for following Gods law is eternal life (Psalm 133:3; Daniel 12:2; Isaiah 66:14)

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At 5:58pm on December 12, 2009, Jeff Peacock said…
Thanks for being my friend! I'm 'sabajeff' on the chat on Shabbat mornings. I saw that you had made a comment on the running dialogue between me and Bob Martin, but I think that page has been removed.
At 12:43am on November 29, 2009, Rachel Frank said…
So do you not celebrate Hanukah? How do you do a Seder? Or any of the other feastival for that matter?
At 2:57pm on November 28, 2009, Rachel Frank said…
Hey so I saw your status and I have a question.............what do you define as karite judism?
At 9:50pm on November 16, 2009, Jessica Nichols Carr said…
Hey, Shlomo! I missed everyone this weekend. I did watch live though, and I'll be back next Saturday. When's your baby girl coming down?
At 9:16pm on November 16, 2009, Karen said…
Hi Shlomo!
Sorry for the delay on responding to your friend invite. Glad to have you a fellow member of SWW! I appreciated very much your Shabbat teaching a couple of weeks ago on Abraham and Isaac. It was very insightful. Loved you enthusiasm!

I taught Sunday school in the Baptist Church for 9 years and was in Bible Study Fellowship for 9 years with 4-1/2 of those years as a children's leader. I spent many, many hours studying and writing out lessons. It was during this time that I had the revelation that the Bible is a Jewish book, and that if our God was the God of the Jews, then they would know Him better....and I wanted to know Him better! My journey then lead me to a Jewish/Messianic fellowship where I was taught about Shabbat and the Torah and made the decision to embrace the ways of HaShem. I came to the decision to walk out the Torah through the food law. I thought that if this one law can be so wise, so protective, bring so much blessing and life, then I wanted to do them all! From the Jewish/Messianic fellowship , I then journeyed to SWW where the most incredible Truth I embraced was that God Is ONE, there was no God formed before Him nor will there be one formed after Him, and that He ALONE is our Savior! Amen!
I have so much to un-learn and so much more to learn!
I really appreciate your great love and desire to teach us the Torah. Isn't it Interesting that the Tanach says "Judah" is the lawgiver or Torah giver! It's just naturally in you!
Looking forward to see how the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob will be using you in the restoration of His Kingdom!
Blessings to you!
Karen
At 10:58pm on November 10, 2009, Sandra Inglis said…
Hi Shlomo,

Thank you for answering my question. I understand what you are saying and I agree with you that it would be disrespectful to call YeHoWaH by any other name. I still believe that to call Him HaShem is disrespectful also. As I said to you I call Him YeHoWaH because I believe with all my heart that He has revealed to me that His name is YeHoWaH. I would not expect anyone to use His name if YeHoWaH has not revealed His name to them, but I would also never call Him HaShem. I believe that if you don't know His name then it is better to call Him ElShaddai or by another title such as Almighty God or The Creator of the Universe.

I had come to realize that to use any name other than His real name was disrespectful, and I decided that I would only use ElShaddai when referring to Our Creator. YeHoWaH impressed upon me how important it was to know and use His name, so I fasted and prayed about this. It was while I was fasting and praying that YeHoWaH revealed to me His name. I asked Him to let every name I had ever heard go out of my mind as I read His Torah, as I was reading, when I came across His name my mind went blank and even when I tried to think of His name no name came to me. This happened 3 times. The fourth time I decided that when I came across His name I would skip it and read on without pausing to see if a name would come to me, as I did this I found myself saying YeHoWaH as I read the Torah. This is when YeHoWaH revealed His name to me. I later doubted that He had revealed His name to me and I asked Him to reveal His name to someone else. The following morning I received an email from someone on a Karaite forum, which I had recently become a member of. This email contained an article written by Melekh Ben Yaaqov, which explained how YeHoWaH had revealed His name to him. I had not told anyone on this forum that I had been praying about the name of ElShaddai, and this was not a topic on the forum. I believe this was confirmation that YeHoWaH had revealed His name to me. I pray that YeHoWaH would reveal His name to you, as I believe your message would be so much more powerful if you used ElShaddai's name.

Shalom and Blessings,
Sandra.
At 9:03pm on November 9, 2009, Sandra Inglis said…
Hi Shlomo,

I just finished listening to your message and I enjoyed listening to you, but I would have enjoyed it more if you had not replaced YeHoWaH's name with HaShem.

I am wondering why you refer to YeHoWaH as HaShem? It is my understanding that HaShem means 'The Name', to me it seems disrespectful to address YeHoWaH as 'The Name'.

If you do not know the name of God would it not be better to address Him as God Almighty (El Shaddai), as Abraham, Isaac and Jacob did?

Exodus 6:2-3 And God spoke unto Moses, and said unto him: 'I am the LORD; and I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, as God Almighty, but by My name Jehovah I made Me not known to them.

The above verse is from the 1917 edition of the JPS Tanakh. In verse 2 they have replaced the true name 'YeHoWaH' with 'the LORD', but they have used His name in the next verse, 'Jehovah', this is an english version of His name, as you know there is no J in the Hebrew language, and they have used the vav where I use a waw (same letter, different pronunciation). I believe the correct name is "YeHoWaH" as YeHoWaH has revealed this to me.

Isaiah 52:5-6 Now therefore, what do I here, saith YeHoWaH, seeing that My people is taken away for nought? They that rule over them do howl, saith YeHoWaH, and My name continually all the day is blasphemed. Therefore My people shall know My name; therefore they shall know in that day that I, even He that spoke, behold, here I am.

Jeremiah 16:20-21 Shall a man make unto himself gods, and they are no gods? Therefore, behold, I will cause them to know, this once will I cause them to know My hand and My might; and they shall know that My name is YeHoWaH.

Ezekiel 20:44 And ye shall know that I am YeHoWaH, when I have wrought with you for My name's sake, not according to your evil ways, nor according to your corrupt doings, O ye house of Israel, saith the Lord YeHoWaH.'

Ezekel 36:23 And I will sanctify My great name, which hath been profaned among the nations, which ye have profaned in the midst of them; and the nations shall know that I am YeHoWaH, saith the Lord YeHoWaH, when I shall be sanctified in you before their eyes.

Ezekiel 39:7 And My holy name will I make known in the midst of My people Israel; neither will I suffer My holy name to be profaned any more; and the nations shall know that I am YeHoWaH, the Holy One in Israel.

Shalom and Blessings,
Sandra.
At 4:22pm on November 2, 2009, Gina said…
OH SHLOMO! I should have read your bio above and it would have answered my questions! You my friend should not be defending your heritage to anyone. I will not defend who I am to anyone. Is there really a lot of prejudice against Jews in this country as large as I am reading! I'm shocked if there is. I don't know of anyone in my circle that feels anything but love towards a Jewish person. Maybe I run in an outside circle. I would be very interested in hearing some of the ways you had to defend yourself. I am a Christian but I don't think I'm the kind you have encountered. Whewww...your bio shook me up a little. Guess what!!!! We are in the same field! I am a medical lab tech at a large hospital where ther technology is very up to date. It is a teaching hospital. I worked at smaller site for a long time and use to work a lot of traumas that EMT's have brought in. I've been in many, many traumas in the ER. I'm shocked! I assume you were a Rabbi. I know you gave your education but I have no idea what those words mean. I have looked up some and came up with nothing. I never expected you to be in the medical field. How cool!
At 3:51pm on November 2, 2009, Gina said…
Hey Shlomo,
I know that you are not against any person but are defending what you believe is a violation of the Torah. I'm not offended. I'm trying to get a better feel for how you think and or feel. The quote I gave you is not opposite in meaning as you stated. It does not mean that you agree. If you object in the SAME fashion(key words here)as the person who offends you, then you become like them in an effort to prove your point by any means. No I do not think very strong language or harsh or brash words accomplishes anything. Then you become what you object too,hence, you said the rabbi's use strong language. What you believe to be true can be translated without strong or harsh language. It can be accomplished with smart language that draws ones attention rather than evoke other feelings. People respond to gentleness and move away from harsh. You can draw one in or push them away with how you say something. That is why the "Hell and Damnation" approach does not work with Christians or non-Chrisitans. To obey by threat or fear is not devotion towards the truth or love. It's just manipulaton by intimidation. You obviously love HaShem but the strength or tone of your objections leads me to believe that you were treated in some harsh or unpleasant way. There is much anger coming across in your post. Prove you point by verse. HaShem's words in a debate will be the right one. This is just an observation but I'm usually not wrong. You have already stated that this is about Torah only so there is no need to talk about the New Testement.
At 2:46am on November 2, 2009, Gina said…
Shlomo, I have been very intrigued by your use of the word "perversion". That's a very strong word. I am also intrigue by your strong objections to the Talmud?? or rabbincal traditions. I have always heard the saying,"What you object to strongly in another, you strenghten in yourself". Just wondering why such a strong reaction?
 
 

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