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We invite you to join us for Shabbat over on our YouTube channel! The premiere will begin at 8:30pm CDT. There will be a time of worship as well as a powerful message by G. Steven Simons. See you soon! https://www.youtube.com/@Trium....phInTruthMedia/video

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This coming week, 29 September-5 October 2024 (26 Elul 5784-3 Tishrei 5785), the Bible reading plan covers Rosh Hashanah & Ha’azinu (Give Ear).

29 Sep Deut 32:1-12 Amos 8:1-9:15 1John 5:1-21 Psa 135:1-21
30 Sep Deut 32:13-18 Obadiah 1-21 2John 1:1-13 Psa 136:1-26
01 Oct Deut 32:19-28 Jonah 1:1-4:11 3John 1:1-15 Psa 137:1-9
02 Oct Deut 32:29-39 Micah 1:1-3:8 Jude 1:1-25 Psa 138:1-8
03 Oct Gen 21:1-34 1 Samuel 1:1-2:10 Rev 1:1-20 Psa 139:1-24
04 Oct Gen 22:1-24 Jeremiah 31:1-20 Rev 2:1-17 Psa 140:1-13
05 Oct Deut 32:40-52 Joel 2:15-27 Rev 2:18-3:6 Psa 141:1-10
Num 29:1-6 Hos 14:1-9

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Weekly Bible Reading For September 29-October 5: Rosh Hashanah & Ha'azinu (Give Ear) - The Barking Fox

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Weekly Bible Reading For September 29-October 5: Rosh Hashanah & Ha'azinu (Give Ear) - The Barking Fox

This coming week, 29 September-5 October 2024 (26 Elul 5784-3 Tishrei 5785), the Bible reading plan covers Rosh Hashanah & Ha’azinu (Give Ear). 29 Sep Deuteronomy 32:1-12 Amos 8:1-9:15 1 John 5:1-21 Psalm 135:1-21 30 Sep Deuteronomy 32:13-18 Obad

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Weekly Bible Reading For September 29-October 5: Rosh Hashanah & Ha'azinu (Give Ear) - The Barking Fox

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And those whom he predestined he also called, and those whom he called he also justified, and those whom he justified he also glorified.
Romans 8:30 ESV

“Predestined” doesn’t mean “predetermined to be saved”, but “predetermined to be conformed into the image of his son”, as indicated in v29. Those for whom God has mapped out a path to be conformed into the image of Yeshua, are the same who have been called to a purpose, made righteous, and honored/praised.

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It's time to start the prep for shabbat this evening. Don't forget- at 8:30pm CDT, the premiere of our Virtual Shabbat Gathering will take place on our YouTube channel! We hope to see you there. https://www.youtube.com/@TriumphInTruthMedia

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Last Shabbat, we had a conversation about the different calendars that some groups follow. In my neck of the words, everyone, whether they are part of a congregation, or independent, follow the Jewish calendar.

We all agreed that reseaching the different calendars and trying to figure which ones to follow on our own is very confusing. So it is easier to just default to the Jewish calendar that most people follow.

We are lookng forward to celebrating the Fall Feast days this year 2024 in October.

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Do you know the history of the jewish calendar? Do you know how far it strays from scripture? I would say studying the sun, moon and stars for the appointed times is not confusing for the individual who can set aside tradition to learn. What is difficult is trying to justify other calendars with scriptute. We are told our calendar early on, starting with the first day beginning in darkness and ending in light. We are next told to look to the heavens for our set apart times. Then we are told of the sabbath. Exodus tells us the moonth when virgo (holding barley) begins to rise, we should be counting our first moonth. Not looking for plants, until we see the sign to harvest (spica rising with or before the moon), then to take a sheaf to offer at the temple. The ancient story of redemption began with virgo. It is preserved in the names of the stars in various languages. Read "witness of the stars". Its thrilling to learn of Yah's calendar in the sky, rather than looking to manipulatable earthly things.

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But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.
Romans 8:25 ESV

To the carnal mind, it makes no sense to keep waiting and hoping for something intangible, especially something that takes a long time to arrive, but the promises of God are certain. Our faith in God isn’t worth very much if we give up on him when his promises take longer to fulfill than we expected. What kind of faith would that be? We can’t see the tops of the sails yet, but we know the ship is on its way, somewhere beyond the horizon.