Madonna's new Album and her song Isaac

Can anyone give a reasonable explanation of what the Kabbalah faith is all about?

And what do all the "im nin'alu"'s and "el hai"'s mean?

 

Everyone who understands should know that there's not much between Madonna's ears to work with---the Bible teaches us that the simple minded are on the broad road that leads to distruction no matter how much of the Hebrew language we can recite or sing. And no matter how much Kabbalah is there---her life and heart are both bankrupt without the Lord Jesus Christ.

We will keep her in prayer---perhaps before she steps off into eternity she will repent of those sins---turn away from Kabbalah and receive Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior.

Blackbird

 

Kabbalah also sounds like something you have at a BBQ as well. Steaks,hamburgers and shish kababalah's with potatoe salad.

 

Here you go:
http://www.digital-brilliance.com/kab/faq.htm

It is a form of Jewish mysticism apart from the Scriptures and is heavily seasoned with occultism.

 

If there is no Messiah, its a cult.

 

Fatbacker:

About the album, can I just say UUG!

Madonna is not the kind of moral example I want for my kids and is at the top of the short list of music I don't allow them to listen too.

Unless she starts singing gospel and shows true repentance she'll stay at the top of the list.

 

That's great Madonna becoming involved with anything to do with the spiritual side of life! What happened to the material girl? Maybe she realizes she isn't going to live forever. We can always pray that she will come to Christ.

 

Madonna's music has always had the tone of spiritualness, but it always mocked God. She was raised Roman Catholic, and rejected that.

Kabbalah means oral tradition, and there is a sect of Judism which teaches Kabbalah, but that is not what Madonna is part of.

She is part of a modern day cult. It teaches that every letter, word, number and accent in the Torah has a hidden meaning, and that "prophets" of Kabbalah can interpret them and foretell the future. It also teaches that instead of the trinity, God is 10-beings in one, and there is absolutely no connection between man and God because God is not matter or spirit as we know God to be. There are no angels or satan, that these are just concepts offered to ignorant humans. There are though, extra-terrestrial spirits created by God who influence the earth.

It uses astrology and the horoscope to tell the future. It threatens its members with curses.
It teaches that God does not punish people, and that nothing is "wrong", but rather it is all "cause and effect," and that the ten commandments were not rules, but rather "warnings." (If you kill someone, you could be killed, so stop killing anyone and all killing will stop.)

It teaches that all mentally ill people are possessed by evil spirits.

The head of Madonna's cult group claims he can heal the sick and raise the dead.

Like most cults it uses sleep deprivation, isolation from friends and family and clut-dictated matchmaking.

 

I wrote a feature article on the Kabbalah that is now on my site at
http://cana.userworld.com/cana_Kabbalah1.html

I've also discussed it on radio. I don't feel like an expert but I was aware of the Kabbalah before I was a Christian as it is used by New Agers and by those in the occult. It is actually the basis for ceremonial magick, which involves the summoning of spirits. However, in the orthodox Jewish sects that use kabbalah, they reject the occult use of it. Nevertheless, they themselves are reading the Torah as an esoteric text since the belief is that the Torah is an encoded script with 4 levels of meaning.

Much of what I read when researching this topic reminded me of gnostic beliefs. God manifests himself as light but as the light reaches the material realm, it becomes darker. God is diagrammed as the Tree of Life with 10 points (one side male, one side female with 3 points to balance the 2 sides).

We are broken vessels that must repair ourselves so that we can manifest more of the light, and as we do so, we help all of humanity and gradually will regain paradise.

The Kabbalah, like all occult, esoteric systems, is incredibly complex.

 

Truth be told. Madonna is not loved by God. She is a [woman of questionable virtue] and I really don't think it is appropriate that she even be mentioned. This lady has caused enough problems. I wish she would... [edited poor choice of words]. I hate being this way but this lady is the devil if I ever saw one.

[Watch the language--this is a public forum and children to read it.]

[ November 21, 2005, 11:57 PM: Message edited by: Bible-boy ]

 

Maybe she is speaking in tongues.

 

I agree.

 

The Truth be told, Baptist Cross---the Bible says that God is willing that noone should perish but that all should come to repentance.

Will all ultimately come to repentance??? No---but their refusal to repent goes against God's will.

Truth be told---the day will come when people like Madonna will wish upon themselves the rocks and mountains cover them up--they will wish for themselves that they had never been born---but until that day arrives when it is everlasting too late for a person to repent of ones sins and receive Jesus Christ as personal Lord and Savior---until that day--God is not willing that one should perish---so let us all--including you, Baptist Cross--stop right now and pray for Madonna's salvation--can we do that right now???

Your friend,
Blackbird

[ November 21, 2005, 11:58 PM: Message edited by: Bible-boy ]

 

I wrote a feature article on the Kabbalah that is now on my site at
http://cana.userworld.com/cana_Kabbalah1.html

I've also discussed it on radio. I don't feel like an expert but I was aware of the Kabbalah before I was a Christian as it is used by New Agers and by those in the occult. It is actually the basis for ceremonial magick, which involves the summoning of spirits. However, in the orthodox Jewish sects that use kabbalah, they reject the occult use of it. Nevertheless, they themselves are reading the Torah as an esoteric text since the belief is that the Torah is an encoded script with 4 levels of meaning.

Much of what I read when researching this topic reminded me of gnostic beliefs. God manifests himself as light but as the light reaches the material realm, it becomes darker. God is diagrammed as the Tree of Life with 10 points (one side male, one side female with 3 points to balance the 2 sides).

We are broken vessels that must repair ourselves so that we can manifest more of the light, and as we do so, we help all of humanity and gradually will regain paradise.

The Kabbalah, like all occult, esoteric systems, is incredibly complex. </font>[/QUOTE]Nice article Marcia.Here is another site that has a comprehensive explanation about kabbalah:

http://www.seekgod.ca/embracnokab.htm

at the end of each section, you can click into the next part.

 

I mailed a book on this a couple years ago, to someone here. It did great by means of explanation, as it was bought to be used in a religious studies class by a friend of mine.

Anyhow, as far as this song and the music, I haven't heard it but I'm guessing from the words and the song that a book called "Music and the Kabbalah" might be of help to those who want to understand.

It's an interesting study, but I do NOT recommend reading stuff like this without a prayer partner or someone to keep you on track. Sometimes you just have to step away from it and clear your head, or some of the ideas suck you in. It's one of those things where it can closely mimic scriptural ideas and biblical science with just enough of a twist to really throw you. (if you've studied both together in any amount of depth)

 

Dan Quayle??