I'm wrapping up the Galatians series tonight with the last two chapters. As a whole Bible believer who tries to walk out God's commands, I often hear the question: have you even read Galatians? Many people struggle with reconciling the teachings of Paul about the law -- is there a contradiction there? Is it law or grace? In this series, I discuss what Paul was getting at in Galatians. Why did he say he had died to the law? Did he stop following God's law in order to pursue grace in Christ?
How can you identify a false teacher? Paul said don't listen to people who teach contrary to the words of Jesus. What did Jesus say?
https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2017/07/if-anyo
Confirm Your Calling: The Day of the Lord Will Come (2 Peter 3:1-13). Are you trusting scoffers and naysayers or the Word of the Messiah? https://vimeo.com/1017515169/bd8dd68d26
But the land shall be divided by lot. According to the names of the tribes of their fathers they shall inherit.
Numbers 26:55 ESV
#yomkippur has spiritual connections with everything else in Scripture. For example, the Yom Kippur goats are chosen by lot and one is driven out of the land. The inheritance of Israel in the land was also assigned by lot, and those who refuse to keep God's commandments are cut off from their inheritance.
Proverbs 16:28, “An evil person causes trouble. And a person who gossips ruins friendships.” Spreading rumors and half truths will create trouble and drama. There is an easy way to avoid this and that is to not be involved with it. You may not have a choice other than to hear what is said but you don’t need to add fuel to their by repeating gossip.