Genesis 22:5, “Stay here with the donkey,” Abraham told his servants. “The boy and I will go over there to worship, and then we will return to you.” There is a difference between praise and worship and this verse makes it clear that Abraham was not in the mood to offer praise as he readied himself to offer Isaac. Abraham was most likely confused, sad and maybe even angry that our Creator would ask him to offer his son. And yet Abraham was willing to be obedient to the point of using the word worship as he prepared to walk up that hill while at the same time assuring his servants that both of them would return.
Hi everyone,
I'm new here, I'm excited to meet like-minded Torah observing brothers and sisters. Since leaving mainstream Christianity/church and going on this new Torah journey, it's hard to find anyone to talk to, discuss things with or share new things with. When you go on this journey others think you are crazy and most will walk away from you. And in a way, that's a good thing. I see it as Elohim separating the wheat from the tares. All we can do is pray for them that one day they too will see and understand Yahuah's truth, to desire a right relationship with Him and desire to walk in His ways.
I'm still learning and growing.
Be blessed
Shalom, Sue