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Because YHVH knows we need to be reminded!!!
Bemidbar/Numbers 15:37 ויאמר יהוה אל־משׁה לאמר׃
15:38 דבר אל־בני ישׂראל ואמרת אלהם ועשׂו להם ציצת על־כנפי בגדיהם לדרתם ונתנו על־ציצת הכנף פתיל תכלת׃
15:39 והיה לכם לציצת וראיתם אתו וזכרתם את־כל־מצות יהוה ועשׂיתם אתם ולא־תתורו אחרי לבבכם ואחרי עיניכם אשׁר־אתם זנים אחריהם׃
15:40 למען תזכרו ועשׂיתם את־כל־מצותי והייתם קדשׁים לאלהיכם׃
15:41 אני יהוה אלהיכם אשׁר הוצאתי אתכם מארץ מצרים להיות לכם לאלהים אני יהוה אלהיכם׃
15:38 דבר אל־בני ישׂראל ואמרת אלהם ועשׂו להם ציצת על־כנפי בגדיהם לדרתם ונתנו על־ציצת הכנף פתיל תכלת׃
15:39 והיה לכם לציצת וראיתם אתו וזכרתם את־כל־מצות יהוה ועשׂיתם אתם ולא־תתורו אחרי לבבכם ואחרי עיניכם אשׁר־אתם זנים אחריהם׃
15:40 למען תזכרו ועשׂיתם את־כל־מצותי והייתם קדשׁים לאלהיכם׃
15:41 אני יהוה אלהיכם אשׁר הוצאתי אתכם מארץ מצרים להיות לכם לאלהים אני יהוה אלהיכם׃
Bemidbar/Numbers 15:37 And יהוה spoke to Mosheh, saying,
15:38 “Speak to the children of Yisra’ĕl, and you shall say to them to make tzitziyot(1) on the corners of their garments throughout their generations, and to put a blue cord in the tzitzit of the corners. Footnote: (1)Tzitziyot is the plural of tzittzit.
15:39 “And it shall be to you for a tzitzit, and you shall see it, and shall remember all the commands of יהוה and shall do them, and not search after your own heart and your own eyes after which you went whoring,
15:40 so that you remember, and shall do all My commands, and be set-apart unto your Elohim.
15:41 “I am יהוה your Elohim, who brought you out of the land of Mitsrayim, to be your Elohim. I am יהוה your Elohim.”
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tzit-tzit are worn so that we can see them and be REMINDED of YHVH's Mitzvahs (Commandments) and DO THEM!!! Let us not just be hearers only, but DOERS of ALL of His Word!!! Let us grow in the Grace and Knowledge of Mashiyach Yeshua who is inseparable from TORAH!!! Tzit-tzit are also an outward testimony to the whole world. Yeshua who was Torah observant, wore tzit-tzit, and so should we!!! It is a BEAUTIFUL Mistzvah!!!
DO NOT
believe the lie of ha satan, that Torah is done away with, and that
YHVH's Mitzvahs (Commandments) are burdensome and outdated!!! YHVH does
NOT change, He is the same yesterday, today, and forever!!!
Yeshua HaMashiyach and TORAH of YHVH are inseperable!!!
Mitzvah or Command to wear Tzit-Tzit!!!
First off, I would like to pronounce
a blessing upon all reading this, and my blessing is in haShem/theName
of YHVH Maker of the heavens, earth, and all that is, was, and
ever will be! I will NOT hide my fear of, and faith in, YHVH and His
Mashiyach Yeshua. I am NOT ashamed of Yeshua as my Mashiyach, nor am I
ashamed of the Beautiful Torah of YHVH as originally given through Moshe
in Written form, and taught by Yeshua in Ketuvim Netzarim, the Writings
of the Netzarim.
My
style of teaching is quite simple. I stick to the CONTEXT of what was
written, and strive to NEVER add, take away, or make the Text say what
it does not say. This is the MOST liberating of ALL teaching styles and
is actually backed by Scripture itself.
I
wear Tzit-Tzit on a daily basis regardless of where I am going. When
going on an interview for a job, I wear Tzit-Tzit. Basically, I wear
Tzit-Tzit all day long, and exposed as prescribed in Torah for a
reminder for myself and a reminder and witness to those around me.
Strong’s Number and Definition:
H6734
ציצת
tsiytsith
tsee-tseeth'
Feminine of H6731; a floral or wing like projection, that is, a fore lock of hair, a tassel: - fringe, lock.
The word tzit-tzit occurs 4 times in the following verses: Numbers 15:38, 39; Ezekiel 8:3.
(Bemidbar/Numbers 15:37) And YHVH spoke to Moses, saying,
(Numbers 15:38) Speak to the sons of Israel and you shall say to them that they shall make themselves fringes (tzit-tzit) on the corners of their garments, for their generations. And they shall put a thread of blue (tekhelet) with the fringe (tzit-tzit) of each corner.
(Numbers 15:39) And it shall be to you for a fringe (tzit-tzit), that you may look on it and remember all the commandments of YHVH, and do them; and that you do not go about after your own heart and your own eyes after which you fornicate;
(Numbers 15:40) that you may remember and do all My commandments, and be holy to your Elohim.
(Numbers 15:41) I am YHVH your Elohim who brought you out of the land of Egypt, to be your Elohim. I am YHVH your Elohim.
(Yehezkel/Ezekiel 8:3) And He put forth the form of a hand and took me by a lock (tzit-tzit) of my head. And the Spirit (Ruach) lifted me up between the earth and the heavens and brought me to Jerusalem (in the visions of Elohim), to the opening of the inner gate facing north, where there was a seat of the image of jealousy, which causes jealousy.
There is no Mitzvah/Command on the tying of Tzit-Tzit found in the Written Torah. The closest I can come up with is twisted threads, which most string is. String is typically many strands woven together, or twisted together. We should NOT make this a focus of dissension and look down upon those who do NOT wear the Tzit-Tzit style that we wear. Let us focus on why we wear Tzit-Tzit, and love one another as we choose to FEAR YHVH, His Mashiyach, and walk in Torah!
H1434
גּדל
gedil
ghed-eel'
From H1431 (in the sense of twisting); thread, that is, a tassel or festoon: - fringe, wreath.
Debarim/Deuteronomy 22:12 “Make tassels (gedil is used here, not Tzit-Tzit, twisted threads would probably be a better English translation) on the four corners of the garment with which you cover yourself.
The word “gedil” is also found in 1 Melakim/Kings 7:17, as you will see below:
(1 Melakim/Kings 7:17) He made gratings of network with twisted threads “gedil” of chain-work (sharsherah), for the capitals on the top of the pillars; seven for the one capital, and seven for the other capital.
H8333
שׁרשׁרה
sharsherah
shar-sher-aw'
From H8327 (compare H8331); a chain; (architecturally) probably a garland: - chain.
There is also no Mitzvah/Command on how many strings to use either, except that there must be a Tekhelet/Blue thread.
There is no Mitzvah/Command on the type of dye to use for the tekhelet/blue, or even on what type of material to use. We do not mix wool and linen (cotton, flax, hemp, ect…). Use 100% wool, or use 100% cotton, etc… If I had a wool garment, I would attach wool tzit-tzit to it. If I were wearing wool pants or a wool suit, I would wear 100% wool tzit-tzit. 100% cotton tzit-tzit can be worn with anything else.
There are oral traditions, but I base my walk and life on the Written Torah of YHVH in the Name of Yeshua, and not the traditions of men. Everything else must line up with the Written Torah, and NEVER contradict it!
H6734
ציצת
tsiytsith
tsee-tseeth'
Feminine of H6731; a floral or wing like projection, that is, a fore lock of hair, a tassel: - fringe, lock.
The word tzit-tzit occurs 4 times in the following verses: Numbers 15:38, 39; Ezekiel 8:3.
(Bemidbar/Numbers 15:37) And YHVH spoke to Moses, saying,
(Numbers 15:38) Speak to the sons of Israel and you shall say to them that they shall make themselves fringes (tzit-tzit) on the corners of their garments, for their generations. And they shall put a thread of blue (tekhelet) with the fringe (tzit-tzit) of each corner.
(Numbers 15:39) And it shall be to you for a fringe (tzit-tzit), that you may look on it and remember all the commandments of YHVH, and do them; and that you do not go about after your own heart and your own eyes after which you fornicate;
(Numbers 15:40) that you may remember and do all My commandments, and be holy to your Elohim.
(Numbers 15:41) I am YHVH your Elohim who brought you out of the land of Egypt, to be your Elohim. I am YHVH your Elohim.
(Yehezkel/Ezekiel 8:3) And He put forth the form of a hand and took me by a lock (tzit-tzit) of my head. And the Spirit (Ruach) lifted me up between the earth and the heavens and brought me to Jerusalem (in the visions of Elohim), to the opening of the inner gate facing north, where there was a seat of the image of jealousy, which causes jealousy.
There is no Mitzvah/Command on the tying of Tzit-Tzit found in the Written Torah. The closest I can come up with is twisted threads, which most string is. String is typically many strands woven together, or twisted together. We should NOT make this a focus of dissension and look down upon those who do NOT wear the Tzit-Tzit style that we wear. Let us focus on why we wear Tzit-Tzit, and love one another as we choose to FEAR YHVH, His Mashiyach, and walk in Torah!
H1434
גּדל
gedil
ghed-eel'
From H1431 (in the sense of twisting); thread, that is, a tassel or festoon: - fringe, wreath.
Debarim/Deuteronomy 22:12 “Make tassels (gedil is used here, not Tzit-Tzit, twisted threads would probably be a better English translation) on the four corners of the garment with which you cover yourself.
The word “gedil” is also found in 1 Melakim/Kings 7:17, as you will see below:
(1 Melakim/Kings 7:17) He made gratings of network with twisted threads “gedil” of chain-work (sharsherah), for the capitals on the top of the pillars; seven for the one capital, and seven for the other capital.
H8333
שׁרשׁרה
sharsherah
shar-sher-aw'
From H8327 (compare H8331); a chain; (architecturally) probably a garland: - chain.
There is also no Mitzvah/Command on how many strings to use either, except that there must be a Tekhelet/Blue thread.
There is no Mitzvah/Command on the type of dye to use for the tekhelet/blue, or even on what type of material to use. We do not mix wool and linen (cotton, flax, hemp, ect…). Use 100% wool, or use 100% cotton, etc… If I had a wool garment, I would attach wool tzit-tzit to it. If I were wearing wool pants or a wool suit, I would wear 100% wool tzit-tzit. 100% cotton tzit-tzit can be worn with anything else.
There are oral traditions, but I base my walk and life on the Written Torah of YHVH in the Name of Yeshua, and not the traditions of men. Everything else must line up with the Written Torah, and NEVER contradict it!
This link has a different way of tying, but same message, same concept.
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