"Stop, drop, Shabbat!"
It's one of those weeks and I'm so grateful to Raquel H., a YouTuber who taught me that phrase and essentially gave me permission to drop my to-do list and incomplete chores to rejoice in Sabbath rest on Shabbat!

Shabbat Shalom TTN Family!

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

Shabbat shalom!

Shabbat Shalom Triumph In Truth extended family! We pray your Shabbat is filled with peace and revelation! Blessings!

Just finished the mix on this song last night. It's the last to be included on the KINGDOM COME project to be released in a few weeks.
END OF DAYS
Everywhere I go I hear a lot of talk about the end of days
When there’s a famine of truth and many people will be falling away
Bible prophecy unfolding like a road map to the end of days
An open secret for those who have the ears to hear and call on His Name

Cast from the garden, crying for pardon
Souls in exile still to this day
Breaking the fetters, nothing more matters
Holy sparks are finding their way

This is win or lose and it’s yours to choose
But it’s not a game
You’ll have no alibi if you choose the lie
At the end of days

Thinking back on how it used to be when living in a simpler time
We took for granted so many of the things we need to just stay alive
Realizing where we are along the line of time is half the fight
A strong delusion and darkness that will fall before the dead are revived

Cast from the garden, crying for pardon
Souls in exile still to this day
Breaking the fetters, nothing more matters
Holy sparks are finding their way

This is win or lose and it’s yours to choose
But it’s not a game
You’ll have no alibi if you choose the lie
At the end of days
This is win or lose and it’s yours to choose
But it’s not a game
He’ll never turn away
Humble hearts who pray
At the end of days
C 2022 Ian Michaels
Shuva Music
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The following is from creationmoments.com, March 29, 2021:

“New research shows that, when attacked, many plants make chemicals that will give munching insects a bad case of indigestion. They also seem to warn their neighbors about the attack so that they, too, start up their defenses. Some plants even call in air defenses. Some plants, when attacked by caterpillars, release a scent that scientists simply describe as ‘green leaf odors.’ These odors attract certain female wasps, who home in on the plant. The wasp will sting the caterpillar, leaving him paralyzed. She then lays her eggs in the pest, who remains paralyzed until the hatching young wasps consume it. That ‘green leaf odor’ is a plant’s way of calling in air defenses. It is communication between plant and insect! Some evolutionary biologists are upset with the intelligence and design in this arrangement. Plants are supposed to be too simple to communicate. As one evolutionist put it, this is ‘not a defense against anything’ … it ‘just happens.’ I remember trying that excuse as a child. The cookie jar fell to the floor while I was trying to sneak a cookie. ‘It just happened,’ I said, as if the cookie jar had come alive before my unbelieving eyes and jumped to the floor. My mother reminded me that things don’t ‘just happen.’ And science teaches us that things don’t ‘just happen.’ Not only do we see that God exists, we also see a bit of His love in providing for the plant and His intelligence as the author of communication.

Author: Paul A. Bartz. Ref: Chen, I. 1990. ‘Pest-eating allies: calling up the reserves,’ Science News, v. 138, Dec. 22 & 29. p. 410.”