I MEAN what I say
On taking the Bible seriously in 2024
On two occasions I have read and translated the words of Rambam regarding how the Torah wants us to relate to each other.
I don't talk about what's popular. I talk about what SHOULD BE popular.
My goal is not to make myself popular and rich by saying and doing those things that are proven to do so. My goal is to speak the truth, and to slowly but surely be understood by the very best people until their growing numbers and enlightenment give us the ability to overturn the whole rotten system in one fell swoop.
So even though I know that there is no pre-existing market for these videos, integrity demands that these be the things I share.
The rest of this post is not for public consumption nor for internet archiving as it pertains to how I am literally enacting the words of our Torah, with Rambam's guidance, regarding reproving someone whom I must reprove.
There are cases that must be made public, particularly when private attempts have been ignored or when I am nearly completely confident that it's right to do so publicly for some other reason.
But when I see no moral reason to do so, the fact that it would benefit me to do so means nothing.
For that reason this particular example of how I am living the Torah's instructions read and translated in the above videos (and read live from a Torah scroll in Rambam's synagogue in another video) is for the benefit of those few people who have proven their superior spiritual sensitivity by paying for membership.
For them the following isn't gossip but a useful example of how to live in the modern world by Torah standards.
If you believe that you may also be of that caliber, don't let $36 keep you from reading beyond this paragraph. Membership doesn't cost $36 unless you can afford $36. If you can not afford it (as applies to some of you, including myself!) PLEASE email me and I will give you a link to subscribe in accordance with your means. I absolutely trust you.
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