Who doesn't like a nice #steak with a decent amount of #fat on it?

Well, this morning I came across that age old question again and I always forget to ask. Here goes...

Lev. 3:17 sits smack bang between the instructions on #offerings and it reads:

"It is a permanent statute for your generations wherever you may be, that you shall not eat any fat or any blood."

My assumption has been to read it in context and to see this as talking of sacrifices and the fat of the animals that are sacrificed.

BUT and I am almost to scared to ask, am I understanding this verse wrong??

#sacrifice

"The same soul that sinneth, shall die: the son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son, but the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon himself."

Eze 18

Thought for Today: Wednesday June 26

Gratitude always leaves us looking at YHVH and away from dread. It does to anxiety what the morning sun does to valley mist. It burns it up.

Take a look at this powerful prayer exhortation video entitled, “Healing Is In The Covenant”, on our YouTube channel! G. Steven Simons shares a passage of Scripture that will encourage you in your prayer life. Check it out-

In Joshua 2:24 the spies said that the Canaanites were terrified of Israel. Were they really afraid of Israel? Or were they afraid of Israel's God?

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They departed and went into the hills and remained there three days until the pursuers returned, and the pursuers searched all along the way and found nothing.
Joshua 2:22

Three days wait in the hills is another allusion to death and resurrection. Hiding in the hills was like a time of death. After three days, they rose up, crossed the Jordan River, and returned to Joshua (aka Yehoshua, aka Yeshua).