On this date in history, 10/22/1777: The Battle of Red Bank, near Fort Mercer, New Jersey. A combined force of Hessian troops with British naval support meet unexpected resistance. The Hessians are beaten in less than an hour, while the naval battle continues for two days. #otd #tdih #americanrevolution https://www.historycarper.com/....1777/12/06/attack-on
The board had to silence him as its so vulgar it cannot be read out loud to the same board that approved it. Yet it is safe enough for minors, often in gradeschool, to read. Hypocrisy on so many levels. This is a relatively tame example. You can see examples like this all over, being told not to read what is “safe” for children, being silenced for sharing what school boards approve, if you choose to look.
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I am on a Daniel fast and prayer for 30 days as from tomorrow. There will be no daily devotional or daily prayer for 30 days. Instead, I am going to publish the prayer for the day in the place of the regular daily devotional. You are more than welcome to join me in prayer or even fasting for a day or two. The Daniel fast consists of fruit, vegetables, whole grain breads, and water. No desserts or meat, any beverage such as soft drinks, coffee and tea are not allowed. May you all be blessed beyond expectations.
Psalm 94:13—14, “Blessed is the man You discipline, O LORD, and teach from Your law, to grant him relief from days of trouble, until a pit is dug for the wicked.” When the Creator corrects or disciplines us it is for our benefit, to bring us back into obedience. When we reject that correction… David does mention the pit…
MUSCLE DISEASE
A healing prayer for you to use when you are afflicted with muscle disease (including muscular dystrophy, myasthenia, gravis, myalgia, etc.)
References:
James 5:15 --- Ephesians 3:20 --- Isaiah 53:5 --- Psalm 77:14 --- Psalm 42:11 --- Exodus 15:26 --- Psalm 28:7 --- Acts 3:16 --- Psalm 147:3 --- Isaiah 41:10 --- Psalm 46:1 --- Psalm 55:22 --- John 16:23
Healing Promise:
“And the prayer of faith shall save the sick and the Adonai shall raise him up; and if he has committed sins, they shall be forgiven him” (James 5:15)
Healing Prayer:
O my Adonai and my YHVH, I ask You in faith to heal me of the muscle disease and pain I have been experiencing. I know You are able to do exceeding abundantly beyond all I could ever ask or think, according to Your healing power which is at work within me. I claim all of Your healing promises as I pray, including the promise that assures me that healing has been provided for me through the stripes of Yeshua Moshiach my Adonai. My Abba God, You specialize in wonders and miracles and I ask You for a miracle of healing and total restoration to health. Thank You for declaring and providing Your strength to me. I hope in You my Adonai and my YHVH and I will ever praise you, for You are the YHVH Who is healing me. Hallelujah! Touch my body I pray and bring complete and total healing of ……….. in my muscles. Strengthen me Abba. Through faith in Your Name and in Your Word I know I will be strong. As I am praying my Adonai and my God, I receive the perfect soundness of mind and body You have in store for me. Thank You my Abba. How wonderful it is to know You are healing me and binding up all my wounds. I will not fear nor be dismayed, because I know that You are with me. You are my YHVH and even as I pray, I feel Your strength coursing through my muscles. Thank You for helping me, healing me and upholding me with the right hand of Your righteousness. It gives me great peace and joy my Adonai and my God, to know that You are a very present help to me in this time of trouble. Therefore, I cast all my burdens upon You knowing that You will always sustain me. Thank You for Your healing power which is at work in my life, defeating the curse of muscle disease and pain. In Yeshua’ Name I pray, amen.
{Edited from a conversation about the extreme exceptions in which divorce is biblically justifiable.}
If both spouses are unbelievers, children of Satan, then if one commits even one of the greatest crimes, however great the punishment may be, this would not have an effect on the covenant they made to each other. If the woman directly broke the covenant itself, such as by having sex with another man, only then would the man, though also an infidel, be justified in putting her away.
If one of them is a believer, then "what part hath he that believeth with an infidel" comes into play. Even so, Paul counsels that it is usually best to remain together - but if the unbelieving depart, let him depart (1Cor 7).
If a person claims to be a believer, actions that would prove them otherwise would be what John terms "sins unto death", such as murder, idolatry, and, again, adultery.
I would add that if someone is dangerous, then the obvious necessity getting away from them is a separate discussion, not an excuse for breaking covenants.
#sabbathposts 2023/10/21