But Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord...
Acts 9:1
Saul, later known as Paul, was so zealous in his hatred of what he perceived as idolatry against YHWH, that he became an idolator himself (elevating interpretations of the Law above the Law-Giver) and set *himself* against YHWH. It's good to be zealous for God's Law, but never forget that the Law was written to serve the people and their relationship with YHWH. People can be wrong and still be striving to do their best to obey and honor God. They're not pagans and they're not your enemies just because they disagree with you.
See also John 16:1-3.
Prayers appreciated...It's still been rough came to a bigger city trying to access resources don't have my camping gear..been moments of reprieve praise Yahh~ please pray if compelled I've been trying to leverage myself out of this homeless condition praying thanking and learning...it's been hard though...it will make sense when it's supposed to. Praise Yahh through all things~
Thought for Today: Tuesday August 23:
May you step out of the hurriedness today and step into a pace that allows for face-to-face conversation with those whom you love. May you tighten your belt of truth and let go of the lie that says you carry your burden alone. May you set your face like flint and trust YHVH’s Promise to carry and establish you. May you enjoy a deep healing sleep after this day and may you realise that your Redeemer is Strong.
#yeshua taught against man-made traditions that kept people from being able to obey #torah. He never taught against keeping God's Law.
The Pharisees hid God's word from the people and enforced their own rules instead. Even so, people who loved God still managed to keep God's instructions reasonably well, just like today. Christians often proudly claim not to keep Torah, but the joke's on them. They keep much of it anyway.
#yeshua said that only those who do the will of his Father in heaven would enter the Kingdom of Heaven and that those who disregard the law would be rejected no matter what other great deeds they've done. What law did he mean? How can we know what the will of the Father is? The answers aren't mysterious. We don't have to guess or wait for some personal revelation. The answers to both questions are plainly spelled out in Scripture.
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