Shalom aleichem! Silver Trumpet Ministries will once again be gathering this coming Shabbat (saturday) at the residence of Hein & Gerda Zentgraf in Henley on Klip from 09:30. This week we will study parashat sh’lach l’cha (send on your behalf), from the fourth book, Numbers. Please note that the study is mainly in Afrikaans, but we are also fully conversant in the English vernacular. Prepare from Torah: B’midbar (Numbers) 13:1 to 15:41, Y’hoshuah (Joshua) 2:1-23 and Hebrews 3:7-19; you are welcome to bring your questions to the table for discussion.
For people outside the Vaal Triangle, we offer a remote gathering via the Jitsi platform, a free application that works on computers and smartphones. We send the link out at 09:30 via our Telegram group, YAH's Festivals, or on request. Coffee and tea will be supplied and every family is welcome to contribute something light to eat. We request, however, that special diets, such as gluten intolerance and diabetes are kept in mind. Please contact us on Telegram 0837745609 or Whatsapp 0846743400. To the esteem of YAH!
"He that doeth the will of God, abideth ever."
1J 2
Thought for Today: Thursday June 27
Learn your lessons well in the classroom of obscurity. YHVH is preparing you as His chosen arrow. As yet your shaft is hidden in His quiver but at the precious moment at which it will tell with the greatest effect, He will reach for you and launch you to that place of His appointment.
Does God expect us to rejoice when it's hot and we're tired? That's an important question. If we have trouble being nice to God when we're back in our daily routine and it's hard and uncomfortable, then how can we be nice to other people? So how do we cope with the long, hot days of summer, when the joyful spring feasts of Passover and Shavuot are finished, and the festive time of Sukkot is many weeks away? That's what Barry Phillips and David Jones investigate in this conversation. It's more than a matter of keeping religious festivals; it's a matter of connecting to the times and seasons and rhythms of our Creator.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2292194/15281457
Does God expect us to rejoice when it's hot and we're tired? That's an important question. If we have trouble being nice to God when we're back in our daily routine and it's hard and uncomfortable, then how can we be nice to other people? So how do we cope with the long, hot days of summer, when the joyful spring feasts of Passover and Shavuot are finished, and the festive time of Sukkot is many weeks away? That's what Barry Phillips and David Jones investigate in this conversation. It's more than a matter of keeping religious festivals; it's a matter of connecting to the times and seasons and rhythms of our Creator.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2292194/15281457
If YHWH delights in us, he will bring us into this land and give it to us, a land that flows with milk and honey.
Numbers 14:8
The man of #faith says, "If Adonai delights in us, then He will give us victory."
https://www.americantorah.com/....2017/10/04/everythin
In Joshua 22, the western tribes of Israel had begun to think of the eastern tribes as a separate people and assumed the eastern tribes felt the same way.
People assume their own viewpoint is the only one or at least the most common. When people do something that seems offensive, take a step back and see if there might be another perspective. This is a big part of what it means to "turn the other cheek".
The recurring theme throughout Joshua is an appeal to fulfill promises made by God and his representatives. Rahab, the Gibeonites, Caleb, Zelophehad's daughters, Joshua, the Levites, and then the eastern 2 1/2 tribes claimed their respective promises. However, the boundaries of the 12 tribes given in Joshua 17-21 don't always seem to match Jacob's prophecy over his sons in Genesis 49. What gives?
https://rumble.com/vene15-god-....keeps-his-promises.h
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