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062725 / ROSH CHODESH 1st day of the 4th month 5786
WORD FOR TODAY “this prophecy came in the fourth month”: Eze 1:4 As I looked, behold, a storm wind was coming from the north, a great cloud with fire flashing forth continually and a bright light around it, and in its midst something like glowing metal in the midst of the fire.

WISDOM FOR TODAY: Pro 18:10 The name of the LORD is a strong tower; The righteous runs into it and is safe.

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“Man-Made” is not the basis by which we should be rejecting tradition.

Most things we do are man-made traditions including the language we are using to say that man-made tradition is never to be practiced. And unless you are saying those words while walking about naked, you’re presently practicing the man-made tradition (made by the original man) of making and wearing clothes.

Reject pagan tradition. Reject pagan origins. Reject pagan influence.

But man-made? Sort through it. Search it out. See if it has paganism in it, behind it, inspiring it, etc. But dont just assume it does because it is man-made.

And be careful. But don’t don’t be too quick to label something pagan just cuz it’s man-made.

A pagan probably made your toaster too.

#questioneverything
#getbiblical

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ROSH CHODESH SIGHTED!

The New Moon crescent was sighted from Jerusalem, Israel this evening (6/26/2025), marking the beginning of the fourth scriptural month for (6/27/2025).

Rosh Chodesh Sameach!

You can download our Complete Believer's Calendar at:

https://sabbathkeepersfellowship.org/calendar

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I know that I have been "missing in action" lately. I am still looking for work and had no idea that it would last this long. But I am doing things to keep myself productive. I finished a program in Customer Service / Contact Centre training. I have also re-taken Microsoft Word and Excel classes.

I finished reading the book of Jubilees. I am convinced that it is not scripture. Not only does it mention Israel in the book of Genesis days when it did not exist, but it also contains a great deal of prejudice against Gentiles, telling Jews not to hang around them.

I am almost half-way done my yearly Bible reading and I am also including the books of the Apocrypha in there too. I am reading the book of Sirach and it is like reading another type of Proverbs.

Please pray that Yah will provide me a with a good job soon. Thanks!

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When does Isaiah 2 speak of?

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Isaiah 2 just caught my attention as it speaks of the "last days" or the "messianic age", a time of universal peace and Father's ultimate reign over all nations.

Verses 2-3 reads:

"It shall come to pass in the latter days that the mountain of the Lord’s house shall be established as the highest of the mountains and shall be exalted above the hills, and all nations shall flow to it.

And many people shall come and say, Come, let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the house of the God of Jacob, that He may teach us His ways and that we may walk in His paths. For out of Zion shall go forth the law and instruction, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem."

But, how does this fit in with the New Covenant if the nations again has to go up to the Mountain to be taught? Isn't the law already written on everyone's heart?

I can understand going there for judgement to be made between people, but being taught again about the law? 🤔

Or does this talk of a different period in time?

How do you understand this chapter in relation to the New Covenant?

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isa 2 IS talking about the New Covenant.

speaking poetically, in the landscape of our hearts the mountains we ascend to worship what the houses on top contain for us are reflections of what we idolize.

and now, in those last days, the real mountain gets established in the landscape of our hearts,
and from this 'new' house on this 'new' mountain will go forth the Law and instruction, and the Word.

and all that we built up in our hearts before, which we relied on (for our salvation), will be tossed down, shown for what it is.
as the last verse (22) says

- Put no more trust in man,
who has only the breath in his nostrils.
Of what account is he? -

that generic 'man' is me. how can i place trust in what's built up in the heart of the no-account person i am who has nothing, only the breathe in my nostrils?
and even that is not mine.

if i may, do understand that what we hold dear in our hearts (and think is in line with what is in the House of YHWH) is exactly the content of those houses with towers and fortified walls on those multiple mountains in the current landscape of our hearts.
thinking that what you've built up is in line with what is in the House of YHWH is interfering with your receiving it.
you're now thinking you have more than just the breathe in your nostrils. (which is actually not even yours)

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I would see that the new covenant with Torah being written on our hearts is not an instant transformation, but a process. As such I believe this prophecy to be referring to a major part of this process.
Also I agree that if the Torah was written fully on our hearts already, we would have no need for most of the conversations here. On the other hand, if YAH hadn't started that process in our hearts through Yeshua, we wouldn't be here.

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Thought for Today: Friday June 27

Sometimes, we do not know why YHVH allow bad things to happen to us. Even then however, YHVH can use them to teach us and make us into better people. Disappointments and tragedies for example, can teach us to turn in trust to Him for the hope and comfort we need. These experiences can also teach us patience, and make us more sensitive to other who are suffering. Are you going through a difficult time today? Ask YHVH to use it to increase your faith and make you more like our Moshiach.

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