Are the names of the Father and the Son important?
4Who has gone up to the heavens and come down? Who has gathered the wind in His fists? Who has bound the waters in a garment? Who established all the ends of the earth? What is His Name, And what is His Son’s Name, If you know it?
Prov 30
You will no longer call me the lord/baal.
16“And it shall be, in that day,” declares יהוה, “that you call Me ‘My Husband,’ and no longer call Me ‘My Ba‛al.’
Hosea 2
16‘And he who blasphemes the Name of יהוה shall certainly be put to death, and all the congregation certainly stone him, the stranger as well as the native. When he blasphemes the Name, he is put to death.
Lev 24
Calling the Father by the pagan deity’s name god, or baal/lord is not ok. Neither is calling the Hebrew Messiah by the pagan name jc, or baal which is nothing more than the one Messiah warned us about that would come in his own name in John 5:43 Which is also most likely the one Shaul talks about in 2 Thes 2:3-4
6“But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to stumble, it is better for him that a millstone be hung around his neck, and that he be drowned in the depth of the sea.
Matt 18
Daily Prayer
Blessed are You our Adonai and our YHVH YIREH. You give increase to our sowing, to our work and to our plantings. You are the Giver of life and life in abundance. May we put our faith in Your goodness and when we have sown, trust the increase to You. Though our faith is often small, it is in You, our Almighty Elohiym! We give thanks for those who taught us to have faith, who sow the seed of the Gospel in our hearts. We ask Your blessing upon all preachers, teachers, ministers, rabbi’s and pastors of the Word and Your Commandments. We pray for homes where Your Word is sown and children are given the chance to grow in Your Kingdom. Abba, we long for the time when the kingdoms of the world will become the Kingdom of Yeshua Moshiach our Adonai. May all rulers on earth reflect the gentle and loving rule of Your Kingdom. We pray for all striving to do Your will in their places of work and in their homes and for all who witness to You by their way of life. We give thanks for all those who love us and show us through their lives a glimpse of Your Kingdom. We pray for all who suffer under violence, crime, neglect or war. We pray for all who are homeless, hungry, who feel uncared for or unwanted. We ask Your blessing upon all widows, our homes, and orphanages or on those taken into care away from their parents. We give thanks for the work of healing in our hospitals and through the healing professions. We pray for areas of this world where there is little care or where problems seem to overwhelm those who seek to help. We give thanks for all Your saints bringing Your Word and who witness to Your love. We ask Your forgiveness for our sins against You and against our neighbours and ask Your blessing of protection over us during this night. We pray this in the Name of our Saviour and Salvation, Yeshua Moshiach, amen.
Team Aromem plays "Morrison's Jig" (Cover)
Celtic and Native American instruments together? Yes indeed! ☘️?
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Why does a rule about offering the firstborn of the herds follow rules about mitigating poverty? The firstborn tithes are peace offerings, intended to be community feasts shared by rich, poor, landed, and indigent. They help to provide for the poor and to give opportunties for rich and poor to fellowship together without distinction.
Deuteronomy 15:19-23
It's uncomfortable to admit, but slavery is part of God's cure for poverty. There's nothing inherently sinful about slavery if it's done according to the guidelines God gave us in #torah. It can be the last, best hope for the rehabilitation of people who are very slow to learn.
No slave may be severely beaten, and all Hebrew slaves must be released at the end of the sixth year. When released, a Hebrew slave must be sent out with generous gifts: food, wine, and animals sufficient to support him until he is able to sow and reap his own crops. No Hebrew may own another Hebrew outright. All Hebrews belong to God and authority over them can only be partially delegated.
Deuteronomy 15:12-18
Small Straws by Marsha Burns
You are still in a very dry time spiritually as you finish up what you started awhile ago. You have to get through this stretch of time before you can move into the fresh anointing provided for the new season. Do not get ahead of yourself. Take one step at a time and deal with one thing at a time as you make your way through this tedious place. It will require patience and perseverance, but I will give you the strength to endure, says the Lord. Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on you own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.
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The most common objection to wearing fringes today as a Christian is "That's what the Holy Spirit is for". However, there is no Scripture that says the Holy Spirit took the place of what these fringes represent. When we look at the instance of when the command for fringes was given, it was to remind the Israelites to obey God's commands. This is WITH a physical manifestation of God leading them around the wilderness as a pillar of smoke by day and fire by night. They've had first hand witness to the awesome and terrifying things God can do, yet God still saw a need to tell them to put something on their clothes to remind them of keeping the commands.
Something else to think about, as Paul warns (1 Thess. 5:19, Ephesians 4), you can ignore what the Holy Spirit is telling you. If you ignore something long enough, you won't hear it anymore. If you are tying something to your clothes every day, to where you see them, that is a conscious choice to do so. You aren't ignoring. It puts you in a mindset of "Yes, I am walking the way God wants me to".
When we look at the Acts account when the Holy Spirit came on the upper room, there is no mention of the disciples ripping/cutting off these fringes. The only place in the New Testament I can find a reference to these fringes is when the woman with the issue of blood touches Jesus' hem of his robe, the hem would have these fringes according to the commandment. We know Jesus and the disciples wore these. We are trying to imitate their lives. Why wouldn't we?
The last thing I would bring up with this argument is: when was the last time you were somewhere that the people didn't know you, and you let yourself not be Christlike? A waiter spilling your drink? Being rowdy at a sports game? Etc... Something that you might feel bad for afterward, but don't really pay too much attention to it, because after all, no one knew you were a Christian? Having fringes on the outside of your clothing is showing the world "My actions, my words, my self, is representing God, the Most High!".
Something to think about.
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