Pleasing YHVH Rather Than People
References
John 12:43 (AMP) / Proverbs 29:25 (AMP) / Hebrews 13:6 (AMP) / John 17:18 (AMP) / John 8:29 (AMP)
Abba, I desire to please You rather than people. Forgive me for loving the approval, praise and the glory that comes from people, instead of and, more than the glory that comes from You. I value my credit with You more than the credit with people. In Yeshua’ Name, I declare that I am free from the fear of people, which brings a snare. I lean on, trust in, and put my confidence in You. I am safe and set on high. I take comfort and am encouraged and confidently and boldly say: “Adonai is my Helper; I will not be seized with alarm. I will not fear, dread or be terrified. What can people do to me?” Abba, just as You sent Yeshua into the world, You have sent me. You are ever with me, for I always seek to do what pleases You. In Yeshua’ Name I pray. Amein
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The prophetic story of Joseph contains the complete gospel and tells us what it means to be saved.
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So Joseph made it a statute concerning the land of Egypt, and it stands to this day, that Pharaoh should have the fifth; the land of the priests alone did not become Pharaoh's.
Genesis 47:26
The people of Egypt were taxed by Pharaoh based on his asserted prior ownership of them. This is the same reason that the priests were not taxed. The priests belonged to their respective deities, who were supposed to be peers of Pharaoh.
Have you ever read something Paul wrote and thought it was simply out of place? Did you think Paul wrote against the #torah? Well, what if he was just communicating in a way that we don't understand?
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a biblical look at The Art Of War. The Art of War is a systematic guide to strategy and tactics for rulers and commanders. The book discusses various maneuvers and the effect of terrain on the outcome of battles. It stresses the importance of accurate information about the enemy’s forces, dispositions and deployments, and movements. This is summarized in the axiom “Know the enemy and know yourself, and you can fight a hundred battles with no danger of defeat.” It also emphasizes the unpredictability of battle and the use of flexible strategies and tactics. The book’s insistence on the close relationship between political considerations and military policy greatly influenced some modern strategists. Mao Zedong and the Chinese communists took from The Art of War many of the tactics they utilized in fighting the Japanese and, later, the Chinese Nationalists.
Now let us take those military principals of Sun-Tzu and apply it to the greatest opponent you will ever encounter...the devil. http://www.bethgoyim.org/video....%20TRC/MTT/ART%20OF%