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Do Jews Believe in Exorcism?

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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the Jews believe in exorcism uh yes but not like the uh Christians uh there is a there's two ways of uh of doing things when it's when it comes to dealing with the uh super natural there's with Kusa and there's with Tuma with uh Kusa it's meaning it's using the powers of the T knowledge of the tah in order to uh uh in essence enter the the supernatural uh and then there is a powers of Tuma which is much easier to do uh much much easier literally you could do it in five minutes if you know what to do uh doesn't require any level of uh righteousness or nothing literally the average person can do it if they knew the steps two minutes they can start making Mo stuff move um and um and see things and all types of other stuff uh so yeah so you could do things in two ways there's Kusa Hol which means Holiness and then there Tuma which means impurity now the uh the Jewish sages uh some of them delved into the Supernatural and uh in fact uh uh there's a whole book called which one of the great chages from just a little over hundred years ago uh he uh had uh talks with the different Souls that that entered uh the bodies of people that were living in this world which and and he actually removed those Souls from the uh from those bodies so I know in the church they call it exorcism which again uh the uh uh they uh you know they think that they're doing uh they're actually removing uh Souls but what they don't realize is that many times it's one big uh show it's one it's it's either fake where the guy is not actually uh doesn't have a soul in it or uh the uh the pastor is is full of it meaning he says he removed it but he really didn't uh either way uh certainly there is uh documented evidence of uh of this happening of this uh existing not just hundreds or thousands of years ago in our lifetime In Our Lifetime so it's not it's not as common today as it was back then uh but there's plenty of uh Jewish books to discuss this plenty