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A follow up from yesterday's article as deeper truth unfolds from Ephesians 5:23

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WHY?!? Why does a woman need to be covered? | natsab

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WHY?!? Why does a woman need to be covered? | natsab

Yesterday's post about the place of a single woman in kol Israel sparked some spirited conversation in several places, but it was my early morning Telegram message this morning that made my brain explode!! Let me explain. The Telegram was from J

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I think you might be a little off track here. Here's my thoughts: This is basically the Mormon doctrine that a woman needs a husband to call for you in heaven otherwise you can't get in.
The relationship that serves as a picture/shadow of the Mashiach's relationship to us is marriage. Not just the sexes of man and woman.
Secondly, Yah is using a physical/natural relationship to teach us about his spiritual/supernatural relationship with us.
Mashiach loves his people like a husband loves his wife. Mashiach gives his life for his people as a husband would lay down his life for his wife.
And yes in the natural a husband sort of does "save" his wife in that he provides what she needs to live: food, shelter, protection, etc.
But do not for one moment think that you husbands have spiritual power to save your wives souls just by virtue of a human covenant governing physical bodies.
That aint how that works. Yeshua taught us that in heaven people neither marry nor are given in marriage.
So why would you think that your fleshly marriage on earth is saving your wife's soul?
Thirdly, you cannot point to any place in Torah, the prophets, the new covenant writings or the words of Yeshua where it says that it is a sin for a woman not to marry.
And you certainly can't point to a place where it says that unmarried women are out of luck when it comes to their spiritual salvation.
I don't mean to come off rude or angry. But I feel like it's important that we don't confuse patterns on earth with spiritual things.
The Passover lamb is an example of a physical picture portraying a spiritual concept.
The lambs blood on the doorpost "saved" the Israelites from their bodies physically dying. Yeshua's sacrifice saves our souls.
Sabbath is a rest for our physical bodies and is a picture of the eternal rest that is to come.
And marriage is a picture of the relationship with Mashiach and his people. Marriage is not the substance but the shadow of the real salvation.
Just as the tabernacle of Moses was. The lesson here is not to get the physical and the spiritual confused.

I think you might be a little off track here.  Here's my thoughts: This is basically the Mormon doctrine that a woman needs a husband to call for you in heaven otherwise you can't get in. 
The relationship that serves as a picture/shadow of the Mashiach's relationship to us is marriage.  Not just the sexes of man and woman.   
Secondly, Yah is using a physical/natural relationship to teach us about his spiritual/supernatural relationship with us.   
Mashiach loves his people like a husband loves his wife.  Mashiach gives his life for his people as a husband would lay down his life for his wife.   
And yes in the natural a husband sort of does "save" his wife in that he provides what she needs to live: food, shelter, protection, etc.   
But do not for one moment think that you husbands have spiritual power to save your wives souls just by virtue of a human covenant governing physical bodies.   
That aint how that works.  Yeshua taught us that in heaven people neither marry nor are given in marriage.   
So why would you think that your fleshly marriage on earth is saving your wife's soul?   
Thirdly, you cannot point to any place in Torah, the prophets, the new covenant writings or the words of Yeshua where it says that it is a sin for a woman not to marry.   
And you certainly can't point to a place where it says that unmarried women are out of luck when it comes to their spiritual salvation.  
I don't mean to come off rude or angry.  But I feel like it's important that we don't confuse patterns on earth with spiritual things.   
The Passover lamb is an example of a physical picture portraying a spiritual concept.   
The lambs blood on the doorpost "saved" the Israelites from their bodies physically dying.  Yeshua's sacrifice saves our souls.  
Sabbath is a rest for our physical bodies and is a picture of the eternal rest that is to come.   
And marriage is a picture of the relationship with Mashiach and his people.  Marriage is not the substance but the shadow of the real salvation.   
Just as the tabernacle of Moses was. The lesson here is not to get the physical and the spiritual confused.

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Also, I have headship over my wife because of the mutual covenant of marriage. Other men do not have headship over my wife just because they are men and she is a woman. I can almost guarantee that King David's wives were bossing around a lot of men because of the status they shared with David. Can't prove that, but I can't see the men servants bossing around the queen of Israel just because they are men.

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You've got to be kidding me... I'm getting carbon stats when looking on Google Flights. #climatechange #climatehoax #climatecrisis

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We need to be in prayer about this. I can't help but feel like there's something else going on beneath the surface. #ukraine

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New blog post on decluttering our hearts.
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Declutter your heart - Torah Family Living

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Declutter your heart - Torah Family Living

We often discuss decluttering our homes and cars and purses. We scroll through Pinterest looking for ideas. We sort our belongings into piles to help us decide what to do with it all. I’m a strong believer in decluttering. Getting rid of our extra be

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