Choose the Messiah over the rainbow flag.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/b....logs/christian-churc

Now as soon as Jacob saw Rachel the daughter of Laban his mother's brother, and the sheep of Laban his mother's brother, Jacob came near and rolled the stone from the well's mouth and watered the flock of Laban his mother's brother.
Genesis 29:10

The story of Jacob and Rachel at the well contains a metaphor of the Messiah: When Messiah's bride (Rachel) comes to him (Jacob), he rolls away the stone (of the grave) and the Spirit (the well) is released to his people (the flock). The well can also be understood as the offspring of Abraham. When the bride repents, the well of offspring is opened.

The well was uncovered for Rachel's flock. Only then could others drink. First to the Jew, then the gentile? Torah, Messiah, and Spirit were all given to the Jews first, then to the nations.

Where do you find Guitar Chords and Strumming patterns for Biblical songs?

Currently seeking:
Yeshua (Friend of Sinners) by Mike Donehey
You are Holy by Joshua Aaron

Living in a shuttle bus was a wonderful adventure. Living a nomadic lifestyle gives you many options for meeting new people and sharing experiences.
This photo was taken this past Feb 2023 when we were camping in the desert in Quartszite, AZ. The solar panel along the side of the bus provided our power, and the orange tent became our outdoor kitchen. We met many people while out there, and we hope to reconnect with friends we made there when we go back out again in January. We would LOVE to meet other Torah Keepers while on the road! Let's connect!

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A #chiasm that spans all of parsha #vayetzei (#genesis 28:10-32:2) is bracketed by Jacob's encounters with angels and centers on the birth of Joseph. Could it be prophetic of Israel's exile in the world and the Greater Exodus to come?

https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2017/11/a-chias

Sorry, but if you be taco or turkey you are gonna get eaten. ?

Shalom friends! We are traveling with a newer rig this year! After spending most of last winter in our shuttle bus camper we decided we wanted to upgrade a bit and buy a used RV. We will head out West in January in this 2005 Forest River Lexington Class B camper. It needed some updates to the interior but it is now ready to hit the road! We would love to meet other Torah folks along the way so please let us know where you are in the USA. Rick and I are musicians and would love to join you in praise and worship to YAH.