What's The Punishment For Violating The Shabbat?

What Does Mot Umot Mean? In this week's Torah portion in Exodus 31:12-17 HaShem gives the covenant of Shabbat and the severe punishment for violating the Shabbat. Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the meaning of Mot Umot, the ruined blessings and eternal punishments if a Jew dies desecrating the Shabbat without doing TeShuva. 📦 To get FREE KIRUV Materials 🚚 shipped to your Jewish community VISIT: http://BHKIRUV.org Full shiur: Stump The Rabbi (156) - https://youtu.be/JYO9nd9wU20 To Join Us In Doing KIRUV To Help Am Yisrael Get Back To HaShem & His Holy Torah, PLEASE DONATE TODAY @ http://BHDonate.org LIKE👍 COMMENT 💬 SUBSCRIBE ✅ AND PLEASE SHARE THE VIDEOS TO HELP OTHERS DO TESHUVA! 🤳WATCH NEW LIVE LECTURES WITHOUT ADS! The BEST FEATURES of YouTube PREMIUM, with no yetzer hara, for FREE! Download the Be'Ezrat HaShem app 📲 https://www.beezrathashem.org/getapp OR WATCH 👀 AT: https://BH.live and https://BHTorah.org http://BHChesed.org Is Our Ongoing Campaign To Feed & Cloth Poor Jews In Israel Please help us raise money for this ➡️ http://BHYeshiva.com Want to learn more? Visit: http://BeEzratHaShem.org #Torah #Jewish #RabbiYaronReuven #Judaism #Zohar #orthodoxJudaism #OrthordoxJew #JewishHashkafa #Parashat #parashathashavua #TorahPortion #Mussar #KIRUV #Breslov #Breslev #Noahide #NoahideLaws #Jewishcommunity #Israel #Torahclass 00:00 Introduction 00:25 Shabbat is what makes you Jewish 01:52 Desecrating Shabbat means losing all blessing and Jewish status is on suspension 03:46 Desecrating Shabbat is eternal Gehinnom