Ooof its been 10 weeks since I was here? That is a long time. Speaking of Time, here is an interesting piece I made based on Solomons Temple Laver. Inspired by an old picture of the High Priest I realized something. Looking at the Laver from a birds eye view the horns of the Bulls would look like New Moon, from a night perspective. In the day it would have looked like the sun. Here we have the basis for the calendar. The old picture of the priest had a New Moon sliver on the forehead. Everything clicked into place.
Ooof its been 10 weeks since I was here? That is a long time. Speaking of Time, here is an interesting piece I made based on Solomons Temple Laver. Inspired by an old picture of the High Priest I realized something. Looking at the Laver from a birds eye view the horns of the Bulls would look like New Moon, from a night perspective. In the day it would have looked like the sun. Here we have the basis for the calendar. The old picture of the priest had a New Moon sliver on the forehead. Everything clicked into place.
Ooof its been 10 weeks since I was here? That is a long time. Speaking of Time, here is an interesting piece I made based on Solomons Temple Laver. Inspired by an old picture of the High Priest I realized something. Looking at the Laver from a birds eye view the horns of the Bulls would look like New Moon, from a night perspective. In the day it would have looked like the sun. Here we have the basis for the calendar. The old picture of the priest had a New Moon sliver on the forehead. Everything clicked into place.
Greet Rufus, chosen in the Lord; also his mother, who has been a mother to me as well.
Romans 16:13 ESV
Rufus is a common Latin name, but there is a Rufus mentioned elsewhere in Scripture. The Gospels tell of how the Roman soldiers forced Simon of Cyrene to carry Yeshua’s cross. Mark 15:21 adds that this Simon was the father of Alexander and Rufus. It seems strange to mention the two sons if Mark didn’t expect that other followers of the Way would know of them. We can’t know for certain that this is the same Rufus, but it seems possible.
Today is day 40 of 50 days to Shavu'ot!
A song you can pray for saving help from Yah Almighty... 😀🙏🏻
https://youtube.com/shorts/96p....JqH4lvBs?feature=sha
Yahwa Yah Remember Me
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Lighter Orchestra
2025:5:29:GG
Dedicated to Yahwa God 🙏🏻
and His Anointed Son Yeshua,
to my mother and to my wife ❤️
[Verse 1]
Father, sanctify thy name!
Thy kingdom come. Feed us each day.
Forgive for us, as we for all.
Keep us from trials lest we should fall.
[Verse 2]
Yahwa, give thou not to me
a spirit of timidity.
Give thy Spirit, love divine,
a happy, healthy, helpful mind.
[Chorus]
Thy Son, he died to set me free
from all that would dare trouble me.
I take thy help by faith anew!
Grant me life by name Ye:shuʕ!
[Verse 2]
Yahwa, give thou not to me
a spirit of timidity.
Give thy Spirit, love divine,
a happy, healthy, helpful mind.
[Chorus]
Thy Son, he died to set me free
from all that would dare trouble me.
I take thy help by faith anew!
Grant me life by name Ye:shuʕ!
[Bridge]
Yahwa Yah, remember me!
Help me to remember thee!
[Chorus]
Thy Son, he died to set me free
from all that would dare trouble me.
I take thy help by faith anew!
Grant me life by name Ye:shuʕ!
[Chorus]
Thy Son, he died to set me free
from all that would dare trouble me.
I take thy help by faith anew!
Grant me life by name Ye:shuʕ!
Greet those workers in the Lord, Tryphaena and Tryphosa. Greet the beloved Persis, who has worked hard in the Lord.
Romans 16:12 ESV
Tryphaena and Tryphosa were probably Jewish women, possibly even sisters based on their being grouped together and to the similarity of their names. Paul describes them in the same way he described Mary in v6 and Persis in the next sentence: laborers. While Mary specifically labored on behalf of the Roman assemblies, Paul doesn’t say for whom these women labored except “in the Lord”. They likely labored alongside the other Jewish exiles from Rome in Ephesus, Corinth, or some other Greek city before returning to Rome.
Greet my kinsman Herodion....
Romans 16:11 ESV
Since several Jews are mentioned in this chapter and not called “kinsman”, this Herodion is more closely related to Paul than being another Jew, just as with Andronicus and Junia. Paul says nothing else about this man.
Based on his name--derivatives of the name Herod were common among Herod’s descendants--it’s possible that he was a member of the family of Aristobulus mentioned in v10, but if that were the case, then the whole family would be Paul’s kinsmen. Since Paul only calls Herodion his kinsman, it seems unlikely that Herodion was part of that house, unless as a servant.
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