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Tammuz

Tammuz

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Sep 12, 2026

Dustin NemosHOST
14:18
or Semiramis.
Dustin NemosHOST
14:20
So you get this trinity, you get this dying and resurrecting sun god, you get this prostitute slash love goddess whore wife and mother, because of incest, and then their love child, Tammuz, usually represented as sort of the cupid with the arrow baby figure, or the baby in Catholicism.
Dustin NemosHOST
14:42
That would be Tammuz, not Jesus, not Yahshua.
Dustin NemosHOST
14:47
But it's all based in Satanism, and you can see all over the world they use the same stories.
Dustin NemosHOST
14:53
The seven-headed serpents, the serpents behind the crown, the seven stars above the power, the cone-headed creatures, over and over.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:00
He is worldwide.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:03
When Ezekiel came to the gate of the Lord's house, which was toward the north, he beheld there the woman weeping for Tammuz.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:11
This abomination the house of Judah had brought with them from Babylon.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:16
Tammuz is Tammuz, the true son, or more fully, Tammuz Abzu, true son of the waters.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:23
He too, like Osiris, is a god of the life that springs from inundation and that dies down in the heat of the summer.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:30
In Milton's procession of false gods, Tammuz came next behind, whose annual wound in Labanans allured the Syrian damsels to lament his fate in Amur's cities all summer's day.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:43
Tammuz in Babylon was the young love of Eshtar.
speaker_4NARRATOR
14:46
Each year he died and passed below the earth to the place of dust and death.
Brian SamuelHOST
7:10
And then we have this interim period where we have, um, the destruction of the temples in between.
Brian SamuelHOST
7:15
We have this-- we have the worship of the golden calf happens in, um, in Tammuz.
Brian SamuelHOST
7:20
We have this time of preparation in Elul.
Brian SamuelHOST
7:23
And then we go into the seventh month holidays, appointments of the Lord.
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
29:14
Yeah.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:14
To the extent they Chazal warned the Jews not to worship Tammuz.
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
29:17
Tammuz is an Avodah Zarah, yeah.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:18
Is there any significance to Aniu Ledavid Vedivid in Urshateves? Or is that like making a remez out of January?
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
29:25
Yeah.
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
30:19
Now-- And some of them are even idolatrous.
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
30:21
Uh, a hundred percent correct.
Yitzchak BreitowitzHOST
30:23
In the book of Yechezkel, Tammuz is an Avodah Zarah, is a statue that people were bowing down to, right? Nosim Avakais es Tammuz.
speaker_0HOST
6:50
So Tzoem Esther is very easy to work out, but still, it gives you a mnemonic.
speaker_0HOST
6:54
Velo Badu Tzoem Tammuz Av.
speaker_0HOST
6:57
And the Tzoem of Shivas Av Tammuz and of Tisha B'Av, which of course is the same day.
speaker_0HOST
7:01
Like, this Thursday is Tisha B'Av, and it will be Th- the Shivas Av Tammuz was Thursday, three weeks earlier.
speaker_0HOST
7:07
So Tzoem Tammuz Av cannot be on Beis Dalet Vav, on a, on a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday.
speaker_0HOST
7:14
[lips smack] Uh, Le'olam B'yom She'Purim Yehi Lag Ba- Lag BaOmer.
speaker_0HOST
7:17
Whatever day of the week is Purim will also be Lag BaOmer, VeSiman Peleg.
speaker_0HOST
9:41
Iyar, Beis, Gimel, Heh, Zai.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:42
[upbeat music]
Chuck MisslerHOST
0:47
Now Tammuz, the s- uh, the son of Nimrod, and his queen Semiramis worshiped about September 22nd, 23rd, it's winter solstice.
Chuck MisslerHOST
0:56
As the days become shorter and shorter, they viewed that as his death, and they of course become the shortest at the winter solstice.
Chuck MisslerHOST
1:06
He is thought to have died, and they commemorated that by burning a log in the fire.
Mordechai DinermanHOST
58:54
They didn't die in one month.
Mordechai DinermanHOST
58:56
Uh, the Sephardic chief rabbi passed away in Tammuz, the Aderes passed away in Av, and the Stehemed passed away in Kislev.
Mordechai DinermanHOST
59:02
But, uh, fine, he's, in his memory, 'cause this is five years removed, he remembers it as one month.
Mordechai DinermanHOST
59:08
Okay.
Ben Tzion KrasnianskiHOST
54:42
Kol Kohen She'ein Meida Beein L'chelek V'chuna.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
54:46
As if you fasted on the ninth of Tammuz, as if you were commanded to fast-
Ben Tzion KrasnianskiHOST
54:50
But unless it's finished already.
Ben Tzion KrasnianskiHOST
54:51
See, Gemara says, "Time," and the reason is, "Ein HaMeida," but because he doesn't admit, oh, Meida, he does accept.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:25
Trace back the 40 days before, which are called the days of wrath.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:29
Again, Moshe Rabbeinu descended the mountain on the 17th of Tammuz.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:33
So think about it.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:34
40 days, 17th of Tammuz, forward.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:38
That corresponds to which period of the year? Which period of the year here are called the days of wrath? Which days? It's uncanny.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:49
The final days of Tammuz, Chedesh Av, these are the days of Ben HaMetzarim.
Yonah SklareHOST
10:53
Don't you see from time immemorial in history, that period has been, it's uncanny when you trace the repetitive cycles of Jewish dynamics and Jewish history.
Yonah SklareHOST
11:06
You hear it emerges from the story in the Midbar, right? The days of wrath.
Shalom RosenbergGUEST
66:12
Again, Rabbi Jelinski said 15 minutes a day, which is, I think he meant 100 colas.
Shalom RosenbergGUEST
66:18
But from Tammuz until Rosh Hashanah, David would blow 300 colas a day.
Shalom RosenbergGUEST
66:23
How he did it without...
Shalom RosenbergGUEST
66:25
Without his lips being damaged, I don't know, but he did.

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