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Intimacy: The Sanctity of Marriage

Jewish Essentials - Part 6

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Topics:   Family PurityMikveh
What does Judaism say about marital intimacy? Introduce meaning and sanctity into your marriage with the beautiful observances of mikvah. This class is the sixth ... More
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Posted: Mar 26, 2012
I love it!! Thank you.
Posted By Mrs. Robert and Ana Gras

Posted: Aug 23, 2010
Some Are Not Getting It...
Don't try to assess that Rabbi Bistritzky did not cover intimacy. He did by dealing with the involvement of G-d, who desires the marriage bed to be holy and that the husband and wife are making life to spring forth from the loins during sexual intimacy. Just think of what the secular world is offering (counterfeits to healthy marriages: pornography, prostitution, spouse swapping, sadomasicism, bondage and domination, incest, pedophilia, etc.) Human intimacy is cheapened by the secular world and now we will have marriages being ripped apart, ending in divorce which G-d hates. Take the time to read Vayiqra (Leviticus) chapter 18 to discover why G-d addresses the purity laws in sex and marriage. It just that some of us watching this are not getting it at all.
Posted By Dr. Derrick Whitt

Posted: June 3, 2010
There is no discussion on intimacy, on sexuality, in real terms in a real world. All the discussion is on female impurity - which he acknowledges he does not understand - what about male impurity? What about attitudes to sexuality which destroy relationships: selfishness, adultery, indifference to the other, etc. What about exploitation of women's sexuality by men?
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: May 26, 2010
hi La Spezia
I think that connecting to G-d, and being healthy - body and soul means doing the right thing in challenging situations. Ending a marriage that is harmful and standing up for yourself despite how people may see you, is brave, commendable and is the right thing to do! All good marriages need work, hope u find something good to work on in the future :)
Posted By Anonymous, sydney, australi

Posted: May 25, 2010
Signora
G-d tells the husband to cherish his wife, and to remember the wife of his youth. G-d also does not take kindly to someone who pushes someone else off their track when they are trying to follow G-d's will. Do not feel guilty for leaving. However, this is not a license to get another man.
My humble opinion from the Bible.
Posted By Anonymous, Toronto, Canada

Posted: Apr 15, 2010
Excellent Conference on Judaism
I would like to congratulate you on all of this explanation on each and every subject you touched. I'm a Catholic person but hearing each individual subject. Wow this made me think very much. How many things are hidden from the church. I would really like to emphasize that you Jewish selected people of G-D should try and do you your best in teaching who G-d really is. If only some people would apply these rules this would certainly be a life filled with LOVE. I grew up in New York, married in Italy thinking my husband believed in G-D. Married in church and promised in front of G-d until death doesn't separate us. Well after 40 years of torture between us I decided to put an END to my marriage because I was gradually dying day after day. Now the Church doesn't approve this because couldn't end my marriage. Please give me an advice because I find myself guilty in front of G-d for ending my marriage. A husband that didn't even consider me as a wife from the beginning.
Thank you.
Posted By Anonymous, La Spezia, Italy



 

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