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End-of-week: day 6 (friday) 14 june/ Einde-van-week: dag 6 (vrydag) 14 junie 2024

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09:00: Yeshua en die tabernakel (3b) – Gerrie Coetzee
09:40: HIG: Honour the Son – Eliyahu ben David
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Fun Poll Time! And yes we will do the seemingly impossible and keep this light and fun. ?

Yeshua rebukes the Pharisses for making their tassles long. Sooooo what is too long?

Drop a comment and let the heated debate.... I mean the brotherly conversations begin!

3/4 of an inch or more

2 inches or more

6 inches or more

1 foot or more

10 feet or more

If it needs a spool to wind it up...

11 Total votes

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My personal view is that it is a reminder to myself and not a lanyard for others to hold onto to follow me. I need to know of it and what it stands for.

When it becomes a device to cover my tracks then it is too long... ?

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It is said the more pious Pharisees had Tzitzi that dragged on the ground. That is obviously a show for others to see, and probably too much. However, Yeshua did not say it was unlawful, because it isn't. The command says to make, wear, and look at them, giving no instruction as to length or method, except that they must contain a blue thread and be on the four corners of the garment. It is the wearers choice, and anyone who condemns another believer for how that is done is out of line.
Whatever works is what they should be. I have some about a foot long, so that I cannot miss seeing them, and some about 3-4 inches long for use during work where they would be a hazard if they were any longer. Both are lawful. What is not lawful is to not wear them.

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Even though I'm not a man, I voted. But I read the question wrong. LOL So my answer really shouldn't count. The reason I voted is because it's the only way to see the answers.

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"Yahweh is with you, while ye be with him"

2Ch 15

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Thought for Today: Friday June 14

Remember today! You are absolutely secure in the everlasting arms of our Eternal Saviour. In Him, you are safe!

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Here is this week's Sabbat bulletin for First Fruits Ministries:
https://firstfruits.cc/blog/20....24/06/13/sabbath-bul

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Here is the Sabbath bulletin for First Fruits Ministries:

https://firstfruits.cc/blog/20....24/06/13/sabbath-bul

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Today is day 48 (sunset 6/13 to sunset 6/14) of 50 days to Shavu'ot!

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Really, who would possibly know better the nature of the thing than the Maker of that thing?
And how arrogant would we have to be to tell the One Who invented it, that He changed the nature of it?! Who would know better than He what He has done? And why would He alter the nature of the things He has made? Because we don’t like the order of creation?
If we have an issue with the nature of the creation He has made, we are the ones with a problem.

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This is the second time in just about 3 years where I witnessed a tornado headed for us & it turned 90 degrees away, right at the edge of town. It's all Yah's wonderful mercy. Like Lot, He remembers the handful of His faithful in this city of sin and turned His wrath away. The storm chasers were even here this time. I couldnt see the storm coming until I was headed back from the vet. It was ominous looking! I havent seen a storm brew that fast since a derecho in '98. Yah's mercy seems unceasing, but I know there's a limit to His patience as well. Thank you, 'Yahuah, for once again turning away your anger for the sake of the few!

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The Common Sense Bible Study crew is picking up at Romans 10:12 in just over an hour. 7 PM CDT at https://CommonSenseBibleStudy.com

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