Oregon Road Trip, Day 5! History, politics, and my favorite NW pub!
Speak to Aaron and say to him, When you set up the lamps, the seven lamps shall give light in front of the lampstand.
Numbers 8:2 ESV #behaalotcha
The seven lamps of the Menorah are an image of seven spirits of God. Revelation 1:4 & 5:6, Exodus 2:16
The Menorah only gives light to the front. Why not behind it? It gives light to the Priest, petitioner, Table, and Altar of Incense. Where does the Menorah *not* shine? First, behind and away from the presence of God. Second, the Holy of Holies. Recall that "God dwells in deep darkness."
BIBLE STUDY LESSON 08
SERIES R --- THE GOOD SHEPHERD
TURNING TO YESHUA
THE TOUCH OF HEALING
From Mark 5:21 -43
When Yeshua returned to Capernaum, a large crowd met Him at the shore. Jairus, a leader in the synagogue at Capernaum, was there, too. When he saw Yeshua, he knelt down at His feet and begged Him for help. [My little daughter is dying,] said Jairus. [Please come and touch her so that she will get well.] Yeshua went with Jairus toward his home. The people all followed, too, crowding one another to be near Yeshua. In the crowd that day was a woman who had been afflicted with a bleeding problem for twelve years. She had gone from one doctor to another, suffering greatly, and spending all that she had to get well. But instead of getting better, she had become worse. The woman had heard about Yeshua’ miracles and had come here to touch Him. Now she was right behind Him! [If only I can touch His clothing, I will get well,] she thought. With that, she reached out and touched His cloak. Immediately the bleeding stopped, and she knew that she was well. But Yeshua knew that power had gone out from Him. Turning to the crowd, He asked, [Who touched Me?] The disciples were surprised to hear Yeshua ask that. [Look at this crowd pushing toward You on every side,] they said. [Why do You ask if someone touched You?] But Yeshua kept on looking about to see who had done it. The woman who had been healed was trembling with fear, but she realized what had happened, so she came to Yeshua and fell down before Him and told Him the truth. [Daughter, your faith healed you,] said Yeshua. [Go in peace, for you are free from your sickness.] While Yeshua was talking with the woman, some messengers came running from Jairus’ home. [Your daughter is dead,] they told Jairus. [Why bother Yeshua anymore?] But Yeshua paid no attention to the messengers. [Don’t be afraid,] He told Jairus. [Trust Me!] Then Yeshua left immediately for Jairus’ home. He would not let anyone go with Him except Peter, James, John, and Jairus. When He reached the house, He found it in a great commotion, with mourners crying and wailing loudly. [Why are you making such a commotion?] Yeshua asked these people. [The little girl isn’t dead. She is merely sleeping.] The people started making fun of Yeshua so He sent them out of the house. Then He went with Jairus and his wife and His three disciples to the room where the girl was lying. Yeshua took the little girl’s hand in His and spoke to her. [Get up, little girl!] He said. At once, this twelve-year-old girl got up and began walking and jumping about the room. Her parents were so absolutely amazed that they could hardly control themselves. Yeshua gave them strict orders not to tell people what had happened. Then He told the parents to give the girl something to eat.
COMMENTARY
JAIRUS’ FAMILY
Jairus was a ruler, or elder, of the synagogue at Capernaum, Yeshua’ hometown at this time, so he and his family were closely associated with its work. To understand Jairus and his family, it is necessary to understand the synagogue and its work. Some say the synagogue began under Moses. However, it was not popular until the time of the exile. Away from their homeland, the Jews longed for some place to worship. The temple in Jerusalem was destroyed and its ruins were far away. The synagogue served as a place to hear the Word of YHVH read, listen to devout men speak, and to pray together. By the time of Yeshua, there was a synagogue in almost every large town in Israel. Some towns had more than one. Synagogues had now become houses of instruction, where the Law was taught to all people. Yeshua attended the synagogue at Nazareth and preached there while Nazareth was His home. Later, when He moved to Capernaum, He attended its synagogue and preached there as well.
JAIRUS
Most of the things known about Jairus are known about his work as synagogue ruler. Almost nothing is known about the man himself. As a synagogue ruler, he was an important man in Capernaum. He was in charge of the building and made sure that it was kept clean and in good repair. Jairus chose people for the synagogue service, inviting them to preach, read from the Scriptures, or lead the prayers. Because of the importance of his job, Jairus sat with other elders in a special seat reserved for them.
JAIRUS’ WIFE
As a wife of an elder and synagogue ruler, Jairus’ wife was prominent in Capernaum, both socially and spiritually. She was well-to-do, for she had servants. Since Capernaum was Yeshua’ hometown at this time, Jairus and his wife knew Yeshua well. Yeshua had preached in the synagogue there, so Jairus would have been the person to invite Him.
JAIRUS’ DAUGHTER
At this time, Jairus’ daughter was twelve, old enough to be married, according to Jewish Law. At twelve years and one day, she was considered an adult. Having grown up in the home of a synagogue ruler, she had been instructed in the home. Although she had not gone to classes with the boys who studied in the synagogue school, she had learned the Law from her parents. Every Shabbat she sat with her mother in the women’s section of the synagogue. In addition to her religious instruction, Jairus’ daughter had been trained to be a wife and mother. Since earliest childhood, she had learned from her mother how to grind grain, spin thread, and weave it into cloth.
"And Yahweh said unto Moses, Whosoever hath sinned against me, him will I blot out of my book."
Ex 32
My Hebrew is terrible! Could someone please help me? In Isaiah 44:5 (I think), it talks about writing with or on the hand. Which preposition is it? My daughter (who has better Hebrew than me) thinks it says on, justifying tattoos. My interlinear says with. She is turning 18 in less than two months and is talking about getting tattoos. It doesnt help that I got one twenty years ago. We just want to be obedient to the Word! Thank you!
If someone blesses his friend with a loud voice early in the morning, it will be taken as a curse.
#proverbs 27:14 TLV
Everything has its time and place and that varies from person to person. What brings you joy might cause your neighbor misery.
On this date in history, 06/08/1854: The Gadsden Purchase adds almost 29k sq. miles of territory on the border between the USA and Mexico. #otd #tdih #ushistory #mexicanhistory
Because the New Testament was not considered the New testament or even scripture until the third century AD, little care was taken in maintaining the integrity of the documents. There are known copies with notations of changes, and others that don’t include some passages and others that seem completely different than what we are use to reading. Because we know it has been corrupted and edited, we must study with care and prayer when referring to it. Any conceived contradictions Didn’t come from the Creator, they came from mankind — either the writer or the reader…
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