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Check out the latest video from Way, Truth, Light. My wife has been doing an amazing job studying, preparing, and sharing a brief overview on each Torah Portion. This week she shares a teaching on Parashah "Vayikra". Please like, share, and subscribe, New videos are posted each Shabbat @ 10am. Shalom friends.

A study of Torah portion Vayikra (He Called)

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A study of Torah portion Vayikra (He Called)

This Torah portion is from Leviticus 1:1-6:7; the prophetic reading is found in Isaiah 43:21-44:23; and the New Testament reading is from Matthew 5:23-30.

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2 yrs

In response to Mark Price's poll, josephus clearly explained that the Name YHWH is pronounced as four vowels. Those four vowels are yod-hey-waw-hey, pronounced ee-ah-oo-ah. I spell it 'Yahuah. Most of the time i say "Yah" in acordance with psalm 68:4 nkjv and others. When im more heavily into a prayer than normal, i do use 'Yahuah instead.

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I agree... what is the point of choosing friends if we are all followers of the way? at least on facebook there was an option to make your posts public or only shown to your friends.

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I totally agree! All members on TTN must be followers of the Way.

We are however everyone on a different learning phase in our walk. You might have already found that some people are more outspoken than others and don't always explain their beliefs. Their views are then communicated as the only way to implement a subject. This then causes infighting. In some instance the husbands had to stand in for their wives, but not all women on TTN are married and then rather leave TTN than building lasting relationships.

By getting people to make friends, it then gives people the option of whom they accept input/feedback from. They can chose to exclude someone in their friend group or accept them.

I hope that makes sense, but if not then please let me know so that we can discuss it further.

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On the pronunciation of YHWH, again there is so much devision on how to pronounce Father's name. I can understand all the different views as there are no hard and fast rules that we can go back in time 6 thousand years and look up.

I have gone the total other direction and say "Father" whenever YHWH come up in text as we are instructed that He is the only one we can call Father.

It is also so much more personable to say "Father". For me it shows my relationship with Him.

I for one would hate it if my children called me by my first name instead of saying "dad".

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When we choose to change, we should consider changing our heart first. Psalm 51:10, “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” David understood that to repent and begin living the way our Creator designed us to live begins from the inside — by changing his heart.

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Ive noticed a huge stumbling block to fellowship on this platform. In order to have comments, you must first be accepted as a friend by the op. No one accepts friend requests! Only one has made any to me, either. I think that is a major reason why this is more of a online evangelist forum than a network. Most posts are by various ministers of online ministries. Very few are by PEOPLE. I hope the admins will reconsider this policy to make it more user friendly.

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yes, I don't really see the point in "friend" requests anyway if we are all followers of the Way. at least on facebook there was an option for a post to be public or solely for your choses friends.

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*chosen

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@gidgetsmon @megan

I do understand where you are coming from.

Over the past two years the policy on TTN was that everyone could comment on everyone else's posts, but I had to change this about a month ago. This is to ensure that people don't leave "drive by" comments on others' posts without knowing the person and their background.

There have been a number of complaints due to harsh comments, so I had to change the policy so that TTN is a platform for free speech, but still protecting people speaking out.

This is still a more "open" policy than on other social networks as the norm is that you don't see any posts on your timeline until you join a Group or make friends.

I highly encourage people to join Groups and make friends so that, like you say, TTN becomes a more inclusive social platform.

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2 yrs

What is your preferred pronunciation of God's name?

Yahweh

Yehovah

Yahuah

Other

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yehovah

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YAHUVEH

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Yehovah

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Shabbat Shalom everyone

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Goeie dag

Baie Dankie vir al julle gebede ??
Ons het ń dubbele porsie skrifgedeelte die week

Hier is die 2de gedeelte se video opname van die skrifgedeeltes vir die week ? oor 2 weke is die pasga waar ons weer terug dink aan wat ons Koning vir ons kom doen het??
Ek glo die Woord sal ook vreugde en vrolikheid in jou en jou geliefdes se harte wees ?
Shabbat shalom ?

Vrede vir jou

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