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Thought for Today: Sunday April 24: Day 8 of the Omer:

YHVH is your Strength and your Shield. He plans out each day and have it ready for you, long before you arise from the bed. He also provides the strength you need each step of the way. Instead of assessing your energy level and wondering about what’s on the road ahead, concentrate in staying in touch with YHVH. His Power flows freely into you through your open communication with Him. Refuse to waste energy worrying and you will have strength to spare. Whenever you start to feel afraid, remember that YHVH is your Shield. But unlike inanimate armour, He is always alert and active. His Presence watches over you continually, protecting you from both known and unknown dangers. Entrust yourself to His watch-care, which is the best security system available. He is always with you and will always watch over you wherever you go.

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Counting the Omer with ACOB (assembly of called out believers) meditations. Day 8 and getting better with each day as we climb toward Shavuot- readying ourselves for a fresh outpouring of the Ruach Hochadesh❤️?? https://www.calledoutbelievers.....org/a-meditation-fo

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Happy Resurrection Day.

Luke 24:33-40

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Does anyone know of a list or way to search for Sukkot events in the U.S.?
I'm specifically looking near NJ but, am open to travel. ?

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I would check 119 ministries. Also, there has been some others asking for possible fellowship near NJ. Have you heard of the Bottones?

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I know there is an organized Sukkot gathering for several Torah observant fellowships around Lancaster county held near state college.

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This site might be of help tin your search Heather. https://sukkotfinder.weebly.com/

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Shavua Tov and keep counting the Omer...???⏳?

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Anyone seen the show The Chosen? Watching it now.

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I use to watch it. I no longer do. They support pagan holidays.

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In the show? Just finished season 1, I didn't recall seeing anything. I thought it represented the culture of the time Ok. I did not like how they kept the transliterated names as they do not match the backdrop well at all.

It was recommended to me by a family friend's widow. She lost her husband a very good friend of mine right before the pandemic was made official. They were married since I was a child, and he was her rock, she has taken it as well as you would expect. We were talking and she brought it up, I told her I would give it a watch. She is non-practicing catholic but has noticed many contradictions and has many questions. While it is not a replacement for scripture I was curious to see how well it represented scripture and Hebrew culture/idioms.

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I am back in my beloved Uganda! On Friday, after I taught at the Kaliro congregation (gathered under the village tree), 16 people prayed for salvation. Today, Saturday, I met with the congregation in Wairaka (standing in front of house). Afterwards, Fazira, Musumba, Eric and I met with Margaret (center), one of the clan leaders who has cruelly tormented Fazira (left) and her family for years. Today, Margaret prayed for salvation and became a daughter of the King.
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