Don't let anyone tell you that the way you dress makes you unworthy of love and/or fellowship. The tax collectors, prostitutes, fisherman and others that Yeshua chose to be with, were doubtfully dressed in a way that was acceptable to the pious and proud! i.e. many assemblies and churches of today!

You are loved!
You are beautiful!
You are His!
You are welcome with us!

If the dress code holds a higher standard than the 2nd greatest command than just RUN!

Yeshua is waiting with open arms and we are too! Rips, tears, makeup, barefoot, heels, long skirt or short....broken hearts or whole...Learn His Ways with Us that We May Know Him and walk together!!!

You Are Invited...Just as You Are!

❤️❤️❤️

Don't let anyone tell you that the way you dress makes you unworthy of love and/or fellowship. The tax collectors, prostitutes, fisherman and others that Yeshua chose to be with, were doubtfully dressed in a way that was acceptable to the pious and proud! i.e. many assemblies and churches of today!

You are loved!
You are beautiful!
You are His!
You are welcome with us!

If the dress code holds a higher standard than the 2nd greatest command than just RUN!

Yeshua is waiting with open arms and we are too! Rips, tears, makeup, barefoot, heels, long skirt or short....broken hearts or whole...Learn His Ways with Us that We May Know Him and walk together!!!

You Are Invited...Just as You Are!

❤️❤️❤️

This is a common verse given to counter when someone says they are pursuing the Law (the Torah, God's Commands, the OT commands, etc...). However, is the common understanding of this verse correct? I've mentioned in other comics that Scripture shows Paul was very smart and understood Torah better than most. Someone at that level of understanding, cannot be easily understood by people unfamiliar with his foundation. Most Christians do not have the same foundation. We are taught from very early in our walk that the Law is not for us. So when we read it, we don't take the time to understand or absorb it.

However, as I point out in this comic, if we look back at what Paul is referencing and other places in Scripture where those same concepts and what they are applied to: we see that Paul cannot be saying we do not do the Law. If he is, he is contradicting Scripture. And, as I point out at the end of the comic, he is contradicting himself.

This is the dilemma: Who is wrong? Paul, by his contradictions? Or us, by our long-standing interpretation of what Paul is saying? I've seen many go down the Paul is wrong path, and end up losing their faith all together. Maybe it is time we start questioning our own interpretations and let the Bible interpret itself.

https://thestraightandnarrow.cfw.me/comics/527


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I just posted a chiasm from Matthew 12, inspired by The Chiasm Course bonus round at Common Sense Bible Study last week.

https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2022/10/two-par

In the blessings of Deuteronomy 33, the tribe of Simeon is omitted. Of course, Jacob's son Simeon was an impetuous and violent man, but could this lack of blessing also have something to do with Judas, "the son of Simon"? See John 13:26.

Psalm 86;11, “Teach me Your way יהוה (LORD) I will walk in Your truth, unite my heart to fear Your name.” David writes in Psalm 119;142, “Thy righteousness is an everlasting righteousness, and thy law (Torah) is the truth.”