Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob always lived as strangers in their own land. That's actually a good thing. Assimilation into the local, Canaanite culture would have been a disaster. God wants us to be separate from the world, but separateness isn't the point. Service, justice, obedience, and the Gospel: these are the point.
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"He that doeth good is of God: but he that doeth evil hath not seen God."
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For the lips of a forbidden woman drip honey, and her speech is smoother than oil, but in the end she is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword.
Proverbs 5:3-4
This principle applies in all kinds of relationships, not just male-female. Don't bind yourself to anyone without thoroughly knowing that person's character and don't trust only your own experience. Seek counsel.
It’s time to start the prep for Shabbat this evening. Happy Prep Day Triumph In Truth family!
Happy Preparation Day!
Join Pastor Mike for this week's enlightening episode of "Torah for Today," titled "Footsteps of Faithfulness: The Power of Walking in God's Ways." Dive deep into the rich biblical symbolism of walking, exploring the Hebrew word 'halak' and its significance in our spiritual lives. This session illuminates how walking is more than a physical action—it's a metaphor for our journey of faith, discipleship, and alignment with God’s will. Discover how Jesus' teachings and the Spirit-led life intertwine with this ancient concept, offering practical insights for our modern walk with God. Whether you're stepping out in faith or taking strides in your spiritual growth, this episode is a compelling guide to understanding and embracing the power of walking in God's ways. Tune in for an inspiring exploration that promises to transform your steps into a journey of faithfulness.
Happy Preparation Day!
Join Pastor Mike for this week's enlightening episode of "Torah for Today," titled "Footsteps of Faithfulness: The Power of Walking in God's Ways." Dive deep into the rich biblical symbolism of walking, exploring the Hebrew word 'halak' and its significance in our spiritual lives. This session illuminates how walking is more than a physical action—it's a metaphor for our journey of faith, discipleship, and alignment with God’s will. Discover how Jesus' teachings and the Spirit-led life intertwine with this ancient concept, offering practical insights for our modern walk with God. Whether you're stepping out in faith or taking strides in your spiritual growth, this episode is a compelling guide to understanding and embracing the power of walking in God's ways. Tune in for an inspiring exploration that promises to transform your steps into a journey of faithfulness.
For the lips of a forbidden woman drip honey, and her speech is smoother than oil, but in the end she is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword.
Proverbs 5:3-4
The honey and oil isn't limited to direct temptations, but to any words or behavior that might lead you to trust an untrustworthy person.
Consider the story of Samson and Delilah. There is no way that a man like Samson would have given his secret to a woman like Delilah if she had not thoroughly convinced him that it was in his best interests, but how can that be possible given the little we know from the story? Clearly much of the honey and oil detail is left out of the story.
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