Torah Stands On Respecting The Jewish Sages

We cannot understand a single verse in the Torah if it's not for the Jewish sages. The very same sages that say that it's forbidden to do such and such things by non-Jews and forbidden to do such and such things by Jews and it's allowed to do such and such things by non-Jews and allowed to do such and such things by Jews and so on and so forth. Those very same sages, you can't just listen to them whenever you feel like it. And if you're going to learn, learn from the right people and and and and adopt the law as it is. I promise you, if these these these Pikachu Gentile Jew such a Jew and maybe Jew and Samta Jew, all this all these different types of make-believe things that people are making them up, if they had any value, guess what? They would have already been here for the last few thousand years. What do you think that the sages weren't around righteous Gentiles? There were around many of them. Many of them existed in the world and they some of them converted and some of them stayed righteous Gentiles. You never saw this in history of people doing this thing that they're doing in this generation where they've left one bad thing and they created something even worse. So, follow the Torah, follow as you're supposed to and I promise you you'll succeed. When it comes to prayer, the prayer the best prayer for the Gentiles the prayer that comes from their heart when they really delve into what they are appreciating. And quite frankly, there are a lot of Jews, myself included, that need to spend more time praying out of our hearts as well as what we're obligated to do. We're obligated to do with the Mizone and the prayers and everything else, but we should all always spend some more time praying out of our hearts with you know, when we look at the things that we're benefiting from.