Thought for Today: Wednesday February 02:

Thank YHVH today for everything that are troubling you. Maybe you are feeling on the brink of rebellion, precariously close to shaking your fist at YHVH. You feel tempted to indulge in just a little complaining about His treatment of you. But once you step over that line, -- torrents of rage and self-pity can sweep you away. The best protect against this indulgence is thanksgiving. It is impossible to thank YHVH and be angry with Him at the same time. Thanking Him for trials will feel awkward and contrived at first. But if you persist, your thankful words, prayed in faith, will eventually make a difference in your heart. Thankfulness awakens you to YHVH’s Presence, which overshadows all your problems.

May it be Your will, the Eternal our God,
to grant us long life,
a life of peace,
a life of good,
a life of blessing,
a life of sustenance,
a life of vigor of the bones,
a life in which there is fear of sin,
a life free from shame and embarrassment,
a life of riches and honor,
a life in which we may be filled with love of Torah and awe of Heaven,
a life in which You will fulfill all of our hearts’ desires for good.”

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The Roman military command probably wouldn't have looked too kindly on a centurion being too friendly with the Jewish residents of Capernaum as the centurion in Matthew 8 and Luke 7 had. Making a public appeal like this to an itinerant Jewish faith healer was likely to jeopardize his career. He had life-or-death command over nearly one hundred soldiers and numerous servants, but he was willing to risk it all for the sake of one of them. This is a great example for leaders on all walks of life.
#leadership

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