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They are Israelites, and to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship, and the promises.
Romans 9:4
After Yeshua's death and resurrection, Paul wrote that natural Israel remains Israel. The election, covenants, Torah, etc., remain theirs despite anything they might or might not do. Paul unambiguously says Jacob's bloodline matters. Our philosophies and theologies are irrelevant.
Not all who are of Jacob's bloodline nor all who have been adopted by them will be counted among the remnant of #israel, but God decides, not us. The status of any particular Jew in God's Kingdom is nobody's call but God's. Don't presume on your invitation.
Rhy Bezuidenhout in response to your "least" question: it explicitly reads "least IN the Kingdom of Heaven", so I understand this to mean not condemned to the second death, and allowed in and out of New Jerusalem freely.
Woke up to this joke, 'Anti-Israel protestor says, 'Hitler knew how to deal with these people!' ' It gave me a laugh because I know that the tribe of Yehudah was exiled to Africa and that they are not the caucus Asians being spoken about. Hitler did anything and everything for his Zionist masters in Babel run Israel.
If there is one thing I can remember being told about sin when growing up in church, it's that I was a sinner. As I've previously spoke about here, the whole idea that we sin all the time, sometimes without even knowing about it. Sin was something that essentially defined us. It was something we couldn't get away from.
We have songs about being sinners. We have phrases that are commonplace about being sinners. We often have sermons start out about being sinners. We seem to have this mindset that has been passed down that revolves around sin.
However, the Bible doesn't teach this. In fact, when we see Jesus/Yeshua talking about sin to people, He is telling them to NOT sin. If He was telling them that, then that would be something achievable, would it not?
The Bible tells a story of being victorious over sin. It gives the blueprints on how to do it.
When we started down the path of reading the Bible for ourselves and we came to the realization we should do the Feast Days, we didn't know what to do. So, we went looking into what does Judaism, the only ones we knew of at the time that kept the Feasts, and what they did. I bring this up as one of the traditions for the Day of Atonement really struck me.
On the Day of Atonement, there is a tradition to have the children write down any sins they know about on little pieces of paper. Those little pieces of paper are then folded and taken down to a stream. Everyone prays about their sin and asks for forgiveness from it. Then the pieces of paper are thrown into the stream. They watch as the paper is taken away from them, never to be seen again. Forgotten.
In Psalm 103, it tells us that when we are forgiven, our sin is taken away from us as far as the East is from the West. We shouldn't be focused on and defining ourselves by something that is being removed from our lives. We aren't sinners. We are people of God. That doesn't mean we won't mess up. But it does mean that when we do, we dust ourselves off and move away from whatever caused us to stumble and then move forward.
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Prayer -- Day 22
Forgive
“But I say to you, love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who spitefully use you and persecute you, that you may be sons of your Father in heaven”. (Matthew 5:44-45)
Make a list of all the people who have hurt and mistreated you or whom you do not like. Then pray for each by name and sincerely practice forgiving each one. Ask our Adonai to bless them. Tell our Adonai that you want to mean this. Speak kindly about these persons to others. Go out of your way to help them. This will in time, break down many barriers, but even if it doesn’t, the healing and forgiving effect upon you will be amazing.
"Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God?"
1Cor 6
If you've been following Gibbsen's story of Adolphus Search and Rescue, the next point is an extremely disturbing one: reader discretion is strongly advised - I will only post a link here:
https://ofourmaker.com/2023/11..../13/dailycreatedoom-
(This time I ran out of time to do the OOM for today!)
#dailycreatedoom #writtenoom #adolphussearchandrescue 2023/11/12
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