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The Straight + Narrow - As The Torah Scrolls: Deuteronomy 15

As The Torah Scrolls: Deuteronomy 15

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In the last twenty-five years, I have seen many people fall because they attack Shaul based on false doctrine they hear from false teachers who do not like Shaul. Which goes against the Most High's warning.

1 Chronicles 16
22“Do not touch My anointed ones, And do My prophets no evil.”

Psalms 105:15 “Do not touch My anointed ones, And do My prophets no evil.”

1 Sam 24
6 So he said to his men, “Far be it from me, by יהוה, that I should do this matter to my master, anointed of יהוה, to stretch out my hand against him, for he is the anointed of יהוה.”

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Paul fails the test of a prophet as written in Torah.

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I think you articulate well! Im used to living with my teen who has dysnomia & adhd, so she skips thoughts when talking (and apparently I do, too.) I dont usually look at the greek, as it is not an original language and from my two semesters studying it, i can say it is an excessively wordy and confusing language. I have an aramaic new testament and the hebrew gospels (plus jude & revelation). Paul makes more sense when translated from the aramaic, but he still contradicts. Envy is often the word used in 1 cor 13, but there is such a slight difference in the two words, and envy is not really used elsewhere in scripture to compare it. I do welcome a continuation on this subject. I apologize if I ever seem short. I dont mean to be!

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"What shall be given unto thee? or what shall be done unto thee, thou false tongue? Sharp arrows of the mighty, with coals of juniper."

Ps 120

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A short excerpt from Cotton Mathers account that led to the first Thanksgiving in the US describes a drought in the spring. As the Puritans watched their plants wither they chose a day to fast and pray. This day began without a cloud in the sky but by evening a gentle and meaningful rain was falling. One of the natives who watched this commented the he now understood that their God was a loving God because when they danced for rain it came as a terrible thunderstorm. While much has been inaccurately portrayed about the “first Thanksgiving” the real accounts are far more meaningful than the fictitious stories or legends.