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Shalom TTN Friends!!! We uploaded a new Podcast Episode last night called "No Competition in The Kingdom"! It features TTN member Sharon, from Heart of a Torah Woman! You can listen on the Esther 4:14 Ministries App or anywhere podcasts are heard!
If You would like to share your story/testimony, please comment below or email us at:
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Shalom TTN Friends!!! We uploaded a new Podcast Episode last night called "No Competition in The Kingdom"! It features TTN member Sharon, from Heart of a Torah Woman! You can listen on the Esther 4:14 Ministries App or anywhere podcasts are heard!
If You would like to share your story/testimony, please comment below or email us at:
info@ Esther414Ministries.org. What you think is Your UnAmazing Story May Just Be AMAZING to Someone Else!
Q38: During Yeshua's crucifixion, what part of the day did darkness cover "all the land"?
#quiz
Source: www.biblequiz.biz
PS: Discussions are very welcome, but please do not give the answer away in your discussions.
You shall not steal; you shall not deal falsely; you shall not lie to one another.
Leviticus 19:11
This command was given in the context of trade. In other words, don't cheat a fellow Israelite by theft, bad faith negotiation, or fraud. You shouldn't cheat anyone at all, but especially a brother in the faith.
Note that there is no general command in God's Law against absolutely all lying. In fact, God sometimes praised and rewarded people who lied to Israel's enemies in order to save lives or sway battles.
You shall not steal; you shall not deal falsely; you shall not lie to one another.
Leviticus 19:11
This command was given in the context of trade. In other words, don't cheat a fellow Israelite by theft, bad faith negotiation, or fraud. You shouldn't cheat anyone at all, but especially a brother in the faith.
Note that there is no general command in God's Law against absolutely all lying. In fact, God sometimes praised and rewarded people who lied to Israel's enemies in order to save lives or sway battles.
Goeie naand
Die 30ste week se skrifgedeelte ? is:
Kedoshim wat beteken “heiliges” ?
Levitikus 19 – 20
Jesaja 66:1-24;
Esegiel 20:1-20; 22:1-16;
Amos 9:7-15
Mattheus 5:33-37; 43-48; 15:1-11
Romeine 1:18-32; 13:8-10;
Galasiers 5:13-26;
1 Petrus 1:13-21
Baie seën vir die res van die week ?
Goeie naand
Die 30ste week se skrifgedeelte ? is:
Kedoshim wat beteken “heiliges” ?
Levitikus 19 – 20
Jesaja 66:1-24;
Esegiel 20:1-20; 22:1-16;
Amos 9:7-15
Mattheus 5:33-37; 43-48; 15:1-11
Romeine 1:18-32; 13:8-10;
Galasiers 5:13-26;
1 Petrus 1:13-21
Baie seën vir die res van die week ?
A brother offended is more unyielding than a strong city, and quarreling is like the bars of a castle.
#proverbs 18:19
It's better to lose an argument than to lose a brother, but it's better to lose a brother than to lose a family.