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"Because we keep his commandments"

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Thought for Today: Thursday September 11

There will always be secrets and motives of YHVH that lie beyond our grasp. YHVH knows everything, we do not. Only in heaven will we understand YHVH’s ways more fully. As Paul said: “Now I know in part, but then I shall know just as I also am known” (1 Corinthians 13:12). But based upon what we do know about Elohiym’s Character, demonstrates supremely in the Cross, we can trust that YHVH is doing what is best for us. YHVH says in His Word: “I know the plans I have for you… plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11).

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Is the New Covenant somehow connected to the Tabernacle, the Ark of the Covenant, and the Tablets of the Law? Does that connection in any way inform us about how we should relate to one another? Yes, there is a connection, as David Jones and Barry Phillips explain. They also talk about the surprising ways that connection impacts our interaction with fellow believers in Yeshua.

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Let Thy Kingdom Come! by Dr Garth G.

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Let Thy Kingdom Come!
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Lighter Orchestra

[Verse 1]
Father Yah in Sky
Thy great name, set apart!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 2]
Darkness in our land!
All the world, in its hand!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 3]
Let thy will become;
As in sky, so on earth.
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 4]
Come to judge the world!
Save our souls, God of old!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Chorus]
We seek thy righteousness,
And thy eternal hand.
Oh save thy Yis-ra-’el
Restore them to the Land.
When nations gather ’round
Then thou shalt take thy stand.
Thy Son with flashing sword
Subdueth every band.

[Verse 5]
Thanks O Father Yah!
Love for aye, we bless thee!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 6]
Everlasting reign!
Wonders strong, signs amaze!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 7]
Overpow’ring all,
Mighty hand, none can stop!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 8]
Thee O Yah we praise!
Humble thou, all the proud!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Chorus]
We seek thy righteousness,
And thy eternal hand.
Oh save thy Yisra’el
Restore them to the Land.
When nations gather ’round
Then thou shalt take thy stand.
Thy Son with flashing sword
Subdueth every band.

[Outro]
Hallelu Yah!
Hallelu, Ya-hw-wa!
Let thy kingdom come!
Hallelu Yah!
Hallelu, Ya-hw-wa!
Let thy kingdom come!

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So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin.
James 4:17 ESV

This is about what you do, but it's even more about the heart than the deed.

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if i may add a comment.
it's a moving target.
that what you know is the right thing to do changes as you get to know more about what the right thing to do is.
so you keep applying what you currently know, and seek to know better.
and with that said i stand behind jay, till we get to that 'end' where the target moves no more. just follow He, who if i were to describe Him as i'd like, this would become way more than a comment.

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Selfish ambitions create conflict within ourselves, within the body of Christ, and between us and God. The key to powerful prayers and spiritual victory is humility and putting the needs of the kingdom of God before our own.
James 4:1-12

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What Sort of Savior…? | #salvation

Sin and Sinful Nature

What Sort of Savior…?

“Yes, He saved you, but from what - from Your own sins or from His own Father’s rules?“

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you're making some lovely points in this article, caleb.
i'm not too worried about the 'christian' viewpoint, i leave them to themselves, and i wasn't even aware of the existence of a 'calvarian' viewpoint defined as such, but i want to comment on some of that viewpoint, on what they sparked off in my mind.

i quote you
- the Divine Law doesn’t make something evil or good. It simply lets you know which is which -
if that didn't make me think of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil!
and that then made me think, hmm, looks like seeing as 'we' disobeyed that very first command not to eat of the fruit of it and were kicked out before we could also eat of the fruit of the tree of life and live forever, we were doomed to roam the earth until our deaths.
but then, the process to save us from this doom was put into motion, and we were given to eat more of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil that is the Law given thru moses.

qouting you again
-The Instructions of our Heavenly Father were not set in place to regulate what is and is not wickedness. They were set in place to let us know what is and is not wickedness. -
now that's very much what paul meant when he talked about sin being exposed as sin in romans 7.
basically, so we can't say but we didn't know.

then you said Yeshua died, quoting you again
- to satisfy the required penalty for our perversions, to demonstrate proper obedience, and to strengthen standard for our better understanding forever after.
Torah had a built-in method of redemption where an innocent victim could suffer and be slaughtered for the sins of the people -
now Yeshua's demonstrated obedience satisfying the required penalty definitely was part of His subsequent resurrection to life forever.

and you correctly use the word demonstrate, because a demonstration has the intention for it to be emulated, once we understand better, to do what He says, 'follow Me'.
innocently suffer for the sins of your fellows,
'as we also have forgiven our debtors',
which we can only really do once we 'die to ourselves'.
for while we live to ourselves we either also fall into transgression against our debtors, not forgiving them, or, like adam and eve did, we try and evade our own responsibilities by shifting blame.
and while we live to ourselves we may follow the letter of the Law, but in our hearts?
this is the 'more' that Yeshua did, and told us to do, and what part of it is outside of the Law?
just be the innocent sacrifice the Law requires.
in this wonderful way our Father now lets us reach out our hand and take from the tree of life and eat.

it really is worthwhile pondering that in the new creation there are the bride, inhabitants of jerusalem, of israel, and of nations around.
which kinds of followers get to be part of what grouping..?

i'm eager to hear more 'calvarian' viewpoints, in fact, i'm going to google this concept now...

you're making some lovely points in this article, caleb. 
i'm not too worried about the 'christian' viewpoint, i leave them to themselves, and i wasn't even aware of the existence of a 'calvarian' viewpoint defined as such, but i want to comment on some of that viewpoint, on what they sparked off in my mind. 
 
i quote you 
- the Divine Law doesn’t make something evil or good. It simply lets you know which is which - 
if that didn't make me think of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil! 
and that then made me think, hmm, looks like seeing as 'we' disobeyed that very first command not to eat of the fruit of it and were kicked out before we could also eat of the fruit of the tree of life and live forever, we were doomed to roam the earth until our deaths. 
but then, the process to save us from this doom was put into motion, and we were given to eat more of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil that is the Law given thru moses. 
 
qouting you again 
-The Instructions of our Heavenly Father were not set in place to regulate what is and is not wickedness. They were set in place to let us know what is and is not wickedness. - 
now that's very much what paul meant when he talked about sin being exposed as sin in romans 7. 
basically, so we can't say but we didn't know. 
 
then you said Yeshua died, quoting you again 
- to satisfy the required penalty for our perversions, to demonstrate proper obedience, and to strengthen standard for our better understanding forever after. 
Torah had a built-in method of redemption where an innocent victim could suffer and be slaughtered for the sins of the people - 
now Yeshua's demonstrated obedience satisfying the required penalty definitely was part of His subsequent resurrection to life forever. 
 
and you correctly use the word demonstrate, because a demonstration has the intention for it to be emulated, once we understand better, to do what He says, 'follow Me'. 
innocently suffer for the sins of your fellows,  
'as we also have forgiven our debtors',  
which we can only really do once we 'die to ourselves'. 
for while we live to ourselves we either also fall into transgression against our debtors, not forgiving them, or, like adam and eve did, we try and evade our own responsibilities by shifting blame. 
and while we live to ourselves we may follow the letter of the Law, but in our hearts? 
this is the 'more' that Yeshua did, and told us to do, and what part of it is outside of the Law? 
just be the innocent sacrifice the Law requires. 
in this wonderful way our Father now lets us reach out our hand and take from the tree of life and eat. 
 
it really is worthwhile pondering that in the new creation there are the bride, inhabitants of jerusalem, of israel, and of nations around. 
which kinds of followers get to be part of what grouping..? 
 
i'm eager to hear more 'calvarian' viewpoints, in fact, i'm going to google this concept now...

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091025 / 16th day of the 6th month 5786
WORD FOR TODAY “are you strong and courageous?”: Jos 1:7 "Only be strong and very courageous; be careful to do according to all the law which Moses My servant commanded you; do not turn from it to the right or to the left, so that you may have success wherever you go.

WISDOM FOR TODAY: Pro 23:12 Apply your heart to discipline And your ears to words of knowledge.

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