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What It Means to Love God With “All Your Strength”

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What does it mean to love God “with all of your strength”? In this final installment of our videos on the Shema, we explore the Hebrew word underneath this phrase. And spoiler alert: “strength” is only one of many ways this rich word could be translated.

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  3. Well aparently you so called Jews dont love God with all your heart and might because you wont even humble yourselves and admit you are not the real Jews !! You are Kharzans ! You have lied to the world and stolen another peoples identity because you had nothing of your own ! You were living in caves , uncivilized and a Great envy came over you ! The world is beginning to see through your lies !! So what god are you really serving !? It sure aint the God of Creation , the God of Isaac , Jacob and Abraham ! At this point you are looking like fools because it has been proven you are fake ! The scriptures says in Revelation 2: 9 ! I know you who say you are Jews, but do lie , for you are the synogog of satan !!!!

  11. Thank you for this series of word studies taken from the Shema. I came here on a quest to better understand, “ahavah,” having watched other videos on the Hebrew word I wish I had known decades ago. Ah, but there’s a time for everything….

    If anyone reads this, I would suggest a seventh video on the meaning of, “one,”: “The LORD our God is One….” Since seven is the number of completion, that would be a fitting completion to a fine series. Just sayin’….

  24. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this insightful interpretation. It gives me a deeper understanding of this particular verse. It feeds my mind and spirit and will help me to have a more profound and intimate relationship with God.

  27. Is. 60

    Arise, shine, for your light has come,

    and the glory of the LORD rises upon you.

    For behold, darkness covers the earth,

    and thick darkness is over the peoples;

    but the LORD will rise upon you,

    and His glory will appear over you.

    Nations will come to your light,

    and kings to the brightness of your dawn.

    Lift up your eyes and look around:

    They all gather and come to you;

    your sons will come from afar,

    and your daughters will be carried on the arm.