Thought for Today: Shabbat October 15:
May YHVH surround you with His Favour as with a shield today. May you walk with humble confidence knowing that you have everything you need because you have Him. May your eyes of faith help you see what you cannot see on your own. May your sense of Elohiym’s Purpose keep you moving forward. May He anoint you to walk through life totally and completely transformed. May He bless you beyond expectation on this Shabbat. YHVH is on your side!
Well, i guess i'm not supposed to be in the kingdom of Heaven as an english speaker. i'm not smart enough to understand Scripture because i don't speak and/or read heblish, greekbrew or greeklish. i guess i will take my lowly undeserving pagan self and sit out until i am judged and cast away for not speaking and/or reading heblish, greekbrew or greeklish since there's OBVIOUSLY no possibility of YHWH'S Word transcending language barriers.
Sukkot 2022 with the Central Texas Torah Community!
Shabbat Shalom!
This doesn't fit the narrative, thus we should do our best to ignore it.
https://theflagreport.com/more....-national-security-t
Shabbat Shalom! I highly recommend watching this entire 12-Part sub-series from Corner Fringe Ministries about the Fourth Commandment if you have any questions about why God wants us as believers in Jesus to keep the Sabbath Day Holy. https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLmlalXCXeIoz7Qs
It could be said that the story of redemption is the story of Israel. We who have come into redemption from the nations often miss this because we are so grateful for the personal salvation we have received through Yeshua, Israel’s Messiah-King. If we look closer at the story, though, we begin to see how our individual redemption is part of the national redemption our Creator is accomplishing in His plan to redeem all the nations.
https://thebarkingfox.com/2022..../10/14/on-the-horns-
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