Let’s start the prep for Shabbat this evening!
Whoever works his land will have plenty of bread, but he who follows worthless pursuits will have plenty of poverty.
Proverbs 28:19 ESV
Whatever God has put into your hands, make it prosper. Focus your efforts on those things that will bring the most important returns first and then on those that bring the greatest returns.
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Happy prep day in double! Shabbat tomorrow and Shavuot the next day! Enjoy the beautiful weather and your loved ones! Shalom!
"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them." -Yeshua, Matthew 5:17
What did Yeshua really mean by "fulfill" in this verse? If it means that the Law has been nullified, what did he mean by "I have not come to abolish"? I see four possible interpretations of this phrase and discuss them all in this article...
https://www.americantorah.com/....2023/05/25/what-did-
It’s time for Shabbat Prep Day Radio! Here’s an encouraging message about the Song of Moses and what it means to "keep" YHWH's word.
Yesod of Malchut
Examine the bonding aspect of your sovereignty. Healthy independence should not prevent you from bonding with another person. On the contrary: self-confidence allows you to respect and trust another's sovereignty and ultimately bond with him. And that bond will strengthen your own sovereignty, rather than sacrifice it.
Does my sovereignty prevent me from bonding? Could that be because of deeper insecurities that I am unaware of? Do I recognize the fact that a fear of bonding reflects on lack of self-confidence in my own sovereignty? Do I talk to the one with whom I bond and discuss my fears that bonding will compromise my boundaries?
Exercise for the day: Actualize your sovereignty by intensifying your bond with a close one.
Yesod of Malchut
Examine the bonding aspect of your sovereignty. Healthy independence should not prevent you from bonding with another person. On the contrary: self-confidence allows you to respect and trust another's sovereignty and ultimately bond with him. And that bond will strengthen your own sovereignty, rather than sacrifice it.
Does my sovereignty prevent me from bonding? Could that be because of deeper insecurities that I am unaware of? Do I recognize the fact that a fear of bonding reflects on lack of self-confidence in my own sovereignty? Do I talk to the one with whom I bond and discuss my fears that bonding will compromise my boundaries?
Exercise for the day: Actualize your sovereignty by intensifying your bond with a close one.
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