Thought for Today: Sunday June 19:

You cannot stop a baby’s cry by giving him a rattle when he is hungry. He will keep on crying until his hunger is satisfied by the food his little body demands. Neither can the soul of a mature person be satisfied away from YHVH. King David described the hunger of every human being when he said: [As a deer pants for the water brooks, so pants my soul for You my Elohim] --- Psalm 42:1. SO, May your capacity for the things of YHVH increase and your understanding of His Love exponentially grow. May your faith in His Promises be steadfast and your view of yourself be healed because He Loves you. May Yeshua stir up in you a fresh hunger and passion to know Him more intimately. May He give you a gift of faith that swallows up your fears. May He plant a dream in your soul that fits you perfectly. And may He show you the sacred path you must take to lay hold of it. May you all have an enormous, blessed and restful day.

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#shabbatshalom - I'm not sure if I'm spreading the joy or being mean here, but this was my preparation day meal. (<

#shabbatshalom - I'm not sure if I'm spreading the joy or being mean here, but this was my preparation day meal. (<

#shabbatshalom - I'm not sure if I'm spreading the joy or being mean here, but this was my preparation day meal. (<

#shabbatshalom - I'm not sure if I'm spreading the joy or being mean here, but this was my preparation day meal. (<

How much do we trust God? We say we trust in Him, but how much trust do we really have when adversity comes? Maybe a better question would be, do we trust Him more than we trust in ourselves to provide the things we want when we want them? That leads to a more uncomfortable question: if God doesn't provide in the way we expect, is He still the God we want to follow?

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Quail Jerky and the Illusion of Abundance – THE BARKING FOX

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-is84j-125254c How much do we trust God? We say we trust in Him, but how much trust do we really have when adversity comes? Maybe a better question would be, do we trust Him more than we trust in ourselves to pro

Miriam and Aaron both complained about Moses' Cushite wife in Numbers 12:1. Why was only Miriam punished? Perhaps Miriam is mentioned first because she instigated the complaint against Moses? Miriam means bitterness. Aaron means light-bringer. Was there a difference in their motivations and attitudes?

What exactly was Miriam's complaint? Was she complaining on behalf of his wife or because of her? Maybe Miriam complained that Moses married a Cushite instead of an Israelite. This might be reflected in her punishment: turning completely white.

Regardless of ancestry, we are one nation in #messiah, adopted into the Commonwealth of Israel. The color of your skin, the flags and faiths of your parents, etc., are irrelevant to your salvation. Your obedience and the state of your heart matters.