Hebrew Scripture vs Corrupted Bible Translations: Recent Episodes
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Rabbi Tovia Singer is faced by the sad fact that Christians tend to rely on their corrupted bible translation rather than read from the original Hebrew scripture. This is a fascinating teaching shows how missionaries exploit corrupted translations'.
Is ‘I AM’ the name of God? Rabbi Tovia Singer reveals why it is forbidden to utter the name of God
Rabbi Tovia Singer slams claim that Gospels didn’t lie but rather used ‘Rabbinic Midrashic’ method
‘The Lord Said to My Lord’? Rabbi Tovia Singer Illustrates How the Gospels Corrupted Psalm 110
Sparks Fly When 'Believer in Yeshua' Confronts Rabbi Tovia Singer! Rabbi Tovia Singer is challenged by a follower of “Yeshua” at public program in Jerusalem. The following were the questions: What does the 70 weeks of Daniel 9 really mean? Messianic Jews believe that the 70 weeks of prophecy in the Book of Daniel have been fulfilled in the time of Jesus. Also, does the word "ka'ari" in Psalm 22:16 mean "pierced" or "like a lion? Rabbi Tovia Singer answers the challenge excellently. Rabbi Tovia Singer then embarks on an exciting exploration regarding the Septuagint and the misconception of Christians regarding what a Septuagint and its comparison with the KJV really is.
Tovia Singer exposed: Pretends that Hebrews Contradicts Jeremiah Rabbi Tovia Singer exposed: Christian insists that Rabbi Singer knows that the author of Hebrews relied on the Septuagint when quoting the Jewish Scriptures.
Did God Annul the Law of Moses? KJV Mistranslated a Keyword in Isaiah?Rabbi Tovia Singer explains the mistranslated keyword in Isaiah 1 and how missionaries preach that Jesus fulfilled the Law for us; the mitzvoth conveyed in the Torah are no longer binding. We are told by the church to look at Golgotha, not Sinai. Rabbi Tovia Singer reveals that Christians use a mistranslated and widely misunderstood passage in Isaiah to support this assertion.
How the Church Corrupted Psalm 16 on Resurrection In this eye-opening broadcast, Rabbi Tovia Singer illustrates how both the Book of Acts and Christian translators altered Psalm 16:10 so that this epic passage appears to speak of the resurrection of Jesus.