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Pool praise break ?

#readmethebiblegarth now includes a new recording of Exodus 1-18 in Hebrew with translation, and in the Lawful Literal Version, here: https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLvpqSEOjm625MyT

The Hebrew for 2022 recordings demonstrate the Grenache tonal reading method for the Hebrew text which brings out the meaningful divisions of verses, according to semantic meaning of the cantillation marks found in the Masoretic text.

So here's my perspective on circumcision and ya'll can tell me if I'm missing anything.

1. Yah gives circumcision to Abraham and his descendants.
2. Torah does not require gentiles to be circumcised unless they are attending feasts. (Which I would imagine would mean you would most likely get circumcised if you followed Yah and lived in Israel. Why miss out on the feasts?)
3. Paul was not worried about circumcising gentiles who lived outside of Israel and who would not be making the trip to Jerusalem for the feasts anyway.

With all this being said, if a believer were to ask me if I would recommend circumcision to them, I would say yes. Not for salvation obviously. The Health benefits are immense, and you never know when the Lion of Judah will roar and sweep you away to Israel. I suspect that when the northern tribes return, they will be predominantly followers of Yeshua. Just a hunch.

"Israel" - This word refers to soooo many things.

The man,
The northern tribes,
The nation,
Those that follow Israel's God.

Did I miss anything? Phew!

When I wrote this song, I sat down at my computer thinking that I was going to record a song I had already written. I got my Native American Flute and started to play on it. A tune popped out of it almost immediately and I realized that the Holy Spirit had other plans in mind for what I would be doing that day.

:)

Thought for Today: Wednesday December 29:

Take time to be holy. The word holy does not mean to be so-so. It means set apart for sacred use. That is what these quiet moments in His Presence are accomplishing within you. As you focus your heart and mind on YHVH, you are being transformed; re-created into the one He designed you to be. This process requires blocks of time set aside for communion with Him. The benefits of this practice are limitless. Emotional and physical healing are enhanced by your soaking in the Light of His Presence. You experience a nearness to Him that strengthens your faith and fills you with Peace. You opens yourself up to receive the many blessings that He has prepared for you. You become a cleansed temple of His Ruach Kodesh, who is able to do in and through you immeasurable more than what you ask or imagine. These are just some of the benefits of being still in His Presence