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Thought for Today: Shabbat September 10:

Wait with YHVH in His Presence for a while. He has so much to tell you. You are walking along the path He has chosen for you. It is both a privileged and perilous way; experiencing His Glorious Presence and heralding that reality to others. Sometimes you may feel presumptuous to be carrying out such an assignment. Do not worry what other people think of you. The work He is doing in you is hidden at first. But eventually blossoms will burst forth and abundant fruit will be borne. Stay on the path of Life with Him. Trust Him wholeheartedly, allowing His Ruach to fill you with Joy and Peace.

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Different people use different calendars. But for me, I will continue to use the Hillel II calendar. One of the reasons is because the holy days for the year are fixed which makes it easier to plan ahead. I've seen some organizations use a sighted-moon calendar and when a new moon comes later than projected, they have to adjust the rest of the calendar which changes the dates of the holy days. This makes it more difficult to plan ahead.

Other reasons why I like to use the Hillel II calendar is in this article.

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Some teachers in the Hebrew Roots movement attempt to persuade people to abandon the Jewish reckoning of the biblical calendar and adopt an alternative calendar. They perceive their interpretation of the calendar and how to reckon the lunar year to b

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Yah is amazing this morning I've had to chat with friends one was about Romans 13 the other about the calendar topic and I mention about the moon part in scripture as I'm still learning find it all confusing. Then yah confirms them conversation in this thanks for sharing ???

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I *feel* (please note that this is not something I consider to be scripturally proven) like people put too much weight in proving others wrong by arguing the correct calendar, the correct spelling/pronunciation of the names of The Creator and The Son, the correct way to set a table for Erev Shabbat or Seder, the correct way to worship, the correct [insert so many subjects here]. We should spend less time focused on correcting others and more time focusing our attentions on how WE are honoring The Most High. Recently, I had someone call into question which calendar I use and passive aggressively begin to argue it (it seemed, it got cut short, thankfully) because I explained that I'm not especially familiar with the different calendars but, go with how my husband and I interpret scripture which usually comes within a couple days of the ministries we follow. I was left questioning why this person cared so much what our family does that they would bother to argue it. Curiosity is one thing but, curiosity shouldn't provoke argument.

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I'm not trying to start an argument. Just trying to start a conversation. The calendar is a complex issue so I know that it will never be resolved. Everyone uses the calendar that they think is right.

I follow the home worship videos of Triumph In Truth Ministries most of the time preached by G. Steven Simons. Where we differ is that use the Hillel II calendar while they use a Sighted Moon calendar. They recently told people that because one of the the new moons came a day later than projected, they had to readjust their calendar for the rest of the Hebrew year. Doing this moves the dates of the Holy Days. I can't use a calendar like that because it would be difficult for me to inform my employer that I am taking the Holy days off, and then go to them again to change the dates if the New Moon comes later than projected.

I would be interested in knowing how people who use a Sighted Moon calendar deal with things like this. Where they inform their employer of days off to keep the Holy Days, and then inform them again if a New Moon comes later than projected and the Holy Day dates change?

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Shabbat shalom!

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Shabbat Shalom!

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Shabbat Shalom

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Shabbat Shalom lovely pray you are well xx??

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Shabbat Shalom Triumph In Truth family! We pray your Shabbat is overflowing with peace. Blessings!

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Many in religion say that "Christ is the end (termination or abolishment) of the Law." Is that true? Has Messiah abolished the Torah? If not Messiah, has Sha'ul (Paul)? In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons addresses this question and the place of the Torah in the New Covenant. He clearly reveals from Scripture that both Yeshua and Sha'ul (Paul) taught right-standing through belief and right-living through obedience. https://youtube.com/c/TriumphInTruthMedia

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Yah willing, I'll be hosting another Torah Sisters Retreat May 15-17, 2023 in Grass Lake, Michigan! Details will be announced soon! Save the date because I would love to spend 3 days with you!

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Shabbat Shalom Triumph In Truth family! We pray your Shabbat is overflowing with peace. Blessings!

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