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Nick Liebenberg
Nick Liebenberg

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Thought for Today: Thursday March 13

The Bible has many, many references telling us how much it pleases YHVH YIREH for us to trust Him for our every need. He values our trust in Him above every other character quality. So, how do we develop trust? By spending time in YHVH’s Presence, through prayer, worship, and reading His Word. We develop it also as we step out in faith, and discover He really can be trusted. Is your trust in Him?

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Patrick Lauser
Patrick Lauser    The OOMlich

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Found OOMs ✔️

'L'oeil, comme un ballon bizarre, se dirige vers l'infini' ('The eye, like a weird balloon, goes to infinity') Odilon Redon 1882, a big mouth, and a pillow

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Found OOMs ✔️

'L'oeil, comme un ballon bizarre, se dirige vers l'infini' ('The eye, like a weird balloon, goes to infinity') Odilon Redon 1882, a big mouth, and a pillow

#dailyoom

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Found OOMs ✔️

'L'oeil, comme un ballon bizarre, se dirige vers l'infini' ('The eye, like a weird balloon, goes to infinity') Odilon Redon 1882, a big mouth, and a pillow

#dailyoom

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Found OOMs ✔️

'L'oeil, comme un ballon bizarre, se dirige vers l'infini' ('The eye, like a weird balloon, goes to infinity') Odilon Redon 1882, a big mouth, and a pillow

#dailyoom

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Created OOMs ?

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Created OOMs ?

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Created OOMs ?

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Created OOMs ?

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Mark Price
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It looks like we will have to treat the extra-biblical books as secondary after all. Here is a disturbing verse I came across in Yobelim/Jubilees 2: 31 :

And the Creator of all matters barak it, but He did not qadosh all peoples and nations to guard the Shabbath on it, but Yisra'el alone - they alone He permitted to eat and drink and to guard the Shabbath thereon on the earth.

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Who was Cain's wife? According to Jubilees 4:9, Cain married his sister Awan and bore Enoch.
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Rhy Bezuidenhout

 
Why do you find this verse disturbing?

When I transliterate the verse for myself then it could read: "And the Creator of all matters blessed it, but He did not sanctify all peoples and nations to guard the sabbath on it, but Yisra'el alone".

This sounds to be on track with what the Bible teaches.

Gen 2:3 says that Father blessed the sabbath day: "And God blessed the seventh day and sanctified it, because in it He had rested from all His work which God created and made."

So the day itself is blessed and sanctified, but that verse doesn't state who keeps the day, so we need to read other verses.

We then see that Father chooses Israel for Himself as His portion. They are given the Torah and sanctified.

Other nations like Egypt is mentioned to be close to Father's heart, but Israel alone is given the law and commanded to follow it.

When the nation then leaves Egypt, other people cling to them and also become part of Israel. They assimilate and don't remain independent.

This is then again what we see with the wild olive branch being grafted into, Israel. Again, Israel as a nation (not country) is the focus here.

So the concern might come from our own definition of what a gentile and a Hebrew is.
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A popular nick-name for the book of Jubilees is "The Little Genesis". It contains some details about the Genesis account that is not written in the Book of Genesis. One of which are the daughters of Adam and Eve.
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