Whenever someone says he believes in both Jesus and keeping Torah, detractors raise the same objections. It's almost a mathematical certainty.
Here's a list of resources that you might find helpful in these exchanges: https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2022/08/objecti
In every exchange, try to behave yourself in a way that brings glory to the Father, not with name-calling and accusations.
Jesus said to Peter, “If it is my will that [John] remain until I come, what is that to you? You follow me!”
John 21:22
Yeshua wasn't saying that John would never die, only that it wasn't Peter's concern. It is still interesting to note that John was the only one of the Twelve to die of old age and not martyrdom.
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“And if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand.”
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#goodmorning and #happywednesday! January 11 #biblestudy links to readings and study resources:
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Today’s Hebrew Testament chronological reading is in Job 9 and 10.
The Psalms/ Proverbs reading is in Psalm 11.
The Greek Testament reading is in Matthew 8.
Links to essential studies.
(All other previous studies are at the above link.)
Job 9 and 10, Man’s problem, and Messiah’s solution
https://alittleperspective.com/job-9-and-10/
Psalm 11, YHVH tests the righteous
https://alittleperspective.com..../psalm-11-chiastic-s
Matthew 8, Jesus, the willing Healer
https://alittleperspective.com/matthew-8/
January 2023 Bible Reading Schedule
https://alittleperspective.com..../january-2023-bible-
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Treasures of the Torah.
Vayechi is the last of the seven parshas chronicling the lives of Jacob’s family, the rise of Joseph, a Hebrew servant in prison to his new favoured position as Zaphnath-Paaneah, governor of Egypt. It is significantly the twelfth portion that also sees the gathering of the twelve tribes together again in Egypt.
This parsha begins in Genesis 47:28 where Jacob lived, and ends in 50:26 when Joseph dies. We have taken quite a journey with this peculiar family. We have seen Jacob settled in the land of Canaan to having been forced to travel out of it to Egypt for the very survival of his family. We have witnessed sibling rivalry and shared in the sadness that comes when we too, experience the loss of one of our own.
Since Parsha Vayeshev, our pages have been dominated by the story of one character – Joseph.
Scripture tells us that YHVH’s ways are not our ways and His thoughts not ours.
How do we fathom the struggle of this family, and for what purpose does the story mean anything for us?
Isaiah 55:8-9Complete Jewish Bible (CJB)
8 “For my thoughts are not your thoughts,
and your ways are not my ways,” says Adonai.
9 “As high as the sky is above the earth
are my ways higher than your ways,
and my thoughts than your thoughts.
Jacob’s story is indeed our own struggle. The sages teach that the pattern of the patriarchs is the pattern for Israel. On a personal level it is also the pattern for each of us as we struggle with the change that takes place in us as we begin are own transformation from the corporeal man to the spiritual man.
Vayechi is the last of the seven parshas chronicling the lives of Jacob’s family, the rise of Joseph, a Hebrew servant in prison to his new favoured position as Zaphnath-Paaneah, governor of Egypt. It is significantly the twelfth portion that also sees the gathering of the twelve tribes together again in Egypt.
This parsha begins in Genesis 47:28 where Jacob lived, and ends in 50:26 when Joseph dies. We have taken quite a journey with this peculiar family. We have seen Jacob settled in the land of Canaan to having been forced to travel out of it to Egypt for the very survival of his family. We have witnessed sibling rivalry and shared in the sadness that comes when we too, experience the loss of one of our own.
Since Parsha Vayeshev, our pages have been dominated by the story of one character – Joseph.
Scripture tells us that YHVH’s ways are not our ways and His thoughts not ours.
How do we fathom the struggle of this family, and for what purpose does the story mean anything for us?
Isaiah 55:8-9Complete Jewish Bible (CJB)
8 “For my thoughts are not your thoughts,
and your ways are not my ways,” says Adonai.
9 “As high as the sky is above the earth
are my ways higher than your ways,
and my thoughts than your thoughts.
Jacob’s story is indeed our own struggle. The sages teach that the pattern of the patriarchs is the pattern for Israel. On a personal level it is also the pattern for each of us as we struggle with the change that takes place in us as we begin are own transformation from the corporeal man to the spiritual man.
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