If you walk in my statutes and observe my commandments and do them...
#leviticus 26:3 #bechukotai
Elsewhere God said "Observe my statutes and judgments." Leviticus 19:37, for example. What's the difference between a commandment, a statute, and a judgment in the Bible?
A commandment is an order to do or not to do something. A statute is instruction on how to go about it. A judgment is a decision concerning a specific case, that serves as an example for similar cases.
I'm sure the people on this network realize that this act is an attack on believers in general, and not Jewish people in specific: https://abcnews.go.com/US/2-sh....ot-fbi-field-office-
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Day 33 of counting the omer. The number 33. The meaning of the number 33 is connected to certain promises made by God. The 33rd time Noah's name is used in Scripture is when God makes a special covenant or promise with him. The Eternal promises to not destroy the entire world again with a flood and seals His pledge with the sign of the rainbow (Genesis 9:12 - 16).
WORD FOR TODAY ”do you really do this?”: Joh 4:24 "God is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth."
WISDOM FOR TODAY: Ecc 2:22 For what does a man get in all his labor and in his striving with which he labors under the sun?
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Everything has a meaning and a purpose, yes…
Especially when the Name of YHWH is there. It’s not for no meaning and no purpose that It is written into the Holy Scriptures.
Infact it is **the** meaning and **the** purpose.
We should ask what the meaning and purpose was of those who thought it not only allowed but necessary to remove YHWH and to replace His Holy Name with LORD - a generic feudalistic title of medieval British nobility.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with the title of “Lord” (contrary to the claims of many amatuer Messy-anic theologians). But it’s irrelevant when addressing our Almighty, YHWH.
And calling Him “Lord” while not being sinful in itself, is nevertheless simply stupid.
If we are intending to offer Him another moniker from a foreign country and a different time, why continue the british tradion of 1000 years ago? We might aswell atleast update the title to something modern and reflective of our own culture - CEO maybe? Or perhaps President or Prime Minister?
Sounds silly doesnt it? Yet saddling the Most High with the title Lord is no less silly. Solly but not sinister.
What is sinister and actually innately wrong and greatly evil is replacing the Name of our Heavenly Father with a foreignized anachronistic monicker. And we need to ask ourselves why it would be okay to do so.
We need to ask why we should care about the significance of a lesser words and their meanings being in the Bible or not being in the Bible anc why when we make it a point to make for our Heavenly Father a replacement title of Great Britain that is also not in the Bible.
#questioneverything
#getbiblical
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The word symbol does not appear in the Bible, instead the word used is sign and sometimes signet. A sign can be as miraculous as the way the sun, moon and stars appear in a certain conjuncture or as simple as an altar that is given a name. One thing is certain, there is no symbolism over substance in the Bible, everything has a meaning and a purpose. Exodus 28:36, “You are to make a plate of pure gold and engrave on it as on a seal: HOLY TO THE LORD.”
"Rejoice with them that rejoice, and weep with them that weep."
Ro 12
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