Hannukah Roots that Run Deep: https://thekingdomnetwork.us/2....025/05/29/hannukah-g

We can keep one of two Laws: The Law of Pharaoh, Sin, and Death or the Law of God, Torah, and Life. Those are our only choices.

Pharaoh lets us stay in a beautiful land, but leads us to nothing but death and spirit-crushing labor. He sets us to gathering straw to make bricks for the edifices of our own slavery.

God takes us into a barren wilderness, but leads us to life and makes us into a nation. He sets us to gathering manna and keeping a #torah that builds us up and sets us free. So choose you this day whom you will serve. Will it be YHWH and life or Pharaoh and death? Which side are you on?

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Shavuot is a bit of an oddball among God's feast days. It's not clear from the biblical text exactly what it's about, but there are some amazing parallels with the Exodus that give us some big clues.

Proverbs 30:11-14 describes a progression of prideful evil beginning with despising your parents at home and ending with tyranny over the weak in the nation. Beware of prideful people. If they don't learn humility soon, their pride will only grow.

Don't be closely associated with them because you will be tempted to adopt their attitudes, and you could eventually be destroyed with them.

It is a commandment for Israelites to wear tassels so that we may look upon them and not forget all the Commandments and remember to refuse the lusts of our hearts.

True, Torah doesn’t say how we must make tassels. It doesn’t tell us how long they have to be or what material they must be made out of, how many knots they must have or what colors they have to be.

We are only told that they must have a thread of techelet running through them. So at least that one must be blue.

When the Torah does not specify detail, we are free to make our own choices…

But should we make our own private choices against the existing tradition?! That is to say, should we act contrary to the choice of those wiser than ourselves who came before us?

Torah, does command we do this in a certain way, but it does command we always exercise wisdom, and that we avoid the appearance of evil in all matters.

When we indulge our private desire to redesign a long standing tradition simply because the Scriptures don’t say we can’t, this is what happens…

Someone has an idea they think is pretty and cool, hip and neat…and off they sprint to implement it carelessly and lacking any tact. No second thoughts. No moment to ponder the impact….Just think it. Feel it. Do it.

These kind of blind renditions shunning traditions create in their recklessness and disregard for good order, abominations like rainbow tzitziot.

The inventor says, “The rainbow belongs to YAH. And it’s a sign of the covenant. And so are tassels.” No duh. But that’s all a faulty syllogism.

Most of the world has never heard of the command to wear tassels. And almost every one knows the rainbow as a sign of queer folk.

You go putting rainbow strings on your clothes and you are going to be having all manner of malapropian conversations you don’t mean to… and in June of all times to do some dumb stuff like that too?!

“Oh but maybe someone will hear and believe and change!”

How many great evils have been begun by someone saying, “Maybe…”?!

You can hope that someone might hear the “good news” but most likely the only thing that will happen is them seeing what you’re doing and not hear a thing other than what they already believe.

And even more likely than them hearing the “good news” from you cuz you are wearing rainbow tzitziot, they will like what they see not for being holy but because it directly reflects their own worldly ways and they will want them too as a queer accessory.

Before you know it you will have begun a new tradition not only for yourself and your selfish desire to adjust the commandment to your ideas but also because others who see the world askew will rightly assume your new tradition is related to their own…and liking what they see will adapt it to themselves…which will in short order standardize their version as a queer representation and render your own notion of rainbow covenantal memorial tassels, simple queer symbols.

This applies to all matters aswell. Don’t just do things. Think it through. Take advise. Try to see through the eyes of others. How will they see your actions? How can your deeds be misconstrued? How can everything go bad very fast?

Think ahead of time and try not to stray too far from tradition, unless there is good cause to do so.

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Day 47 of counting the omer. The number 4 is often associated with divine order, stability, and creation. In fact, the first mention of the number 4 in the Bible is in the creation story, where God creates the physical world. The number 7 occupies a special place in the Bible, representing perfection, completion, and divine order.

WORD FOR TODAY ”is your life perfect?” : Joh 12:25 "He who loves his life loses it, and he who hates his life in this world will keep it to life eternal.

WISDOM FOR TODAY: Psa 37:8 Cease from anger and forsake wrath; Do not fret; it leads only to evildoing.

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Do tools make the craftsman or does the craftsman use his tools skillfully? Oddly many verses in the Bible are much like Isaiah 44:13,”Another workman uses a line and a compass to draw lines on the wood
Then he uses his chisels to cut a statue from wood. He uses his calipers to measure the statue This way, the workman makes the wood look exactly like a man.  And this statue of a man sits in the house.” It describes the skillful use of tools to build idols. We know that when the items for the tabernacle were make the craftsmen used tools to to fashion all of the accoutrements for it but when we build an alter no tool is to be used to cut the stone. Tools can be used for good or for evil, what is in the heart of the craftsman determines the outcome.

"Whom the Lord loveth, he chasteneth"

He 12