The mountains Gerizim and Ebal are two witnesses of the sin or obedience of Israel. Remember what Yeshua said: "If men won't speak, the very stones will cry out."
Why was the altar in Deuteronomy 27 built on Mt Ebal (the curses) instead of Mt Gerizim (the blessings)? (It might not be why you think.) Is the Law of God a curse? Then why did David use so much ink expressing his love for it?
https://www.americantorah.com/....2010/08/28/mount-eba
Shalom, friends,
We invite you to join us live on Zoom and YouTube at 4pm Central Standard Time on this Sabbath afternoon, 09/21/2024, for scripture study and prayers.
The lesson for the day is titled: Mattithyahu 18:15-17 – “And if your brother sins against you…”
This week's study is one you won't want to miss, as this is continuing the series concerning Shemirath Halashon - Guarding the Tongue.
Do you think you know what Lashon Hara (Evil Speech) is, according to scripture? Do you think you are truly Torah observant as regards this terrible sin? Odds are, you do not and are not.
Why don't you join us this Sabbath day and find out what the Torah commands?
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--- The original article this week's lesson is based upon, as well as many others, can be found in the Library page of our website at: https://sabbathkeepersfellowship.org/library
https://www.youtube.com/live/N70TnGvlkDo
In the Jaws of the Dragon | #monsters
As a whole Bible believer who tries to walk out God's commands, I often hear the question: have you even read Galatians? Many people struggle with reconciling the teachings of Paul about the law -- is there a contradiction there? Is it law or grace? In this series, I discuss what Paul was getting at in Galatians. Why did he say he had died to the law? Did he stop following God's law in order to pursue grace in Christ?