In order to prove the Scriptures as Truth to the world, you must know the history surrounding the Word. You gotta know at least some of the wonders and show evidence of their existence. People will NOT take your word for it. Show proof or it means nothing. Why do you think the world is bent on hiding Yahuah from the nations by smearing His Name all the way down to Judaism with G-d. 'Call on My Name' not 'Call on whatever you want and I'll protect you'!
Good Morning Torah Crew!
If I was dead inside then I wouldn't be hurting!
Hebron is in the heart of Judah, which means praised. Caleb's heart was pure and faithful, and so God made him the patriarch of Judah and gave him land in the heart of Judah's territory. Joshua 14:14
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Did anyone else celebrate the Rosh Chodesh?! Here in West Michigan we had a beautiful get together!
Much confusion seems to be associated with the Jewish Kosher regulations. There is a desire to standardize these regulations in Israel and it is a deliberately slow process. we can imagine the ones who are working on this are having much of the same kind of discussions that happened when hybrid plants were being developed. Today the discussion should include processed food and genetically modified organisms. Hopefully they will focus on what our Creator designed us to eat to maintain good health.
I think that we have to be very careful when someone considers a bible teaching to be abolished. I can understand that some things can't be observed because there is no temple for example. But other than that, we should assume that most of what the bible teaches applies to us. The bible will not do us any good if we take the position that many of its teachings have been abolished.
What does it mean when "Father repents"?
One example is in 1 Sam 16:35 "And Samuel came no more to see Saul until the day of his death, though Samuel grieved over Saul. And the Lord repented that He had made Saul king over Israel."
I have so many thoughts on this verse:
1. Did Father select Saul knowing what he would do? If so, then why repent if it was in His perfect plan?
2. Did Father not foresee Saul's change of heart?
3. Whom did Father repent towards? Maybe Samuel.
4. How would the rest of the Bible story have read differently if Saul did not transgress and Father not reject him?
What are your thoughts and findings on this subject?
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