I am ready for this. Shabbat Shalom family. May you find rest for your souls through obedience to Yah.

I was able to get off work earlier today so I worked on my bus conversion. Now I only need to get a wood stove and I will be fine with moving in. I will start working on finding insurance.

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God appoints leaders and talented people to help build his kingdom. Everyone has a role to play in God's kingdom, but some few are anointed and called out for special purposes. He rewards them for their efforts, but he also expects them to give back generously. Your skills are God's investment in you. He expects a return. Exodus 35

Here's a question almost everyone asks eventually: What's my purpose in God's Kingdom? I'll try to help you with that at the link. Remember that not everyone is called to give everything to dedicated ministry. People need to work for a living, contributing to the kingdom in other ways. The key for all people is to do everything as if for God. Because it is.

https://www.americantorah.com/....2018/11/15/six-exerc

FOR THE GARDEN OF YOUR DAILY LIVING
PLANT THREE ROWS OF PEAS:
            1.   Peace of mind
            2.   Peace of heart
            3.   Peace of soul
 
PLANT FOUR ROWS OF SQUASH
1.   Squash gossip
          2.   Squash indifference
       3.   Squash grumbling
          4.   Squash selfishness
PLANT FOUR ROWS OF LETTUCE:
    1.   Lettuce be faithful
    2.   Lettuce be kind
    3.   Lettuce be patient
    4.   Lettuce really love one another
 
NO GARDEN WITHOUT TURNIPS:
  1.   Turnip for meetings
2.   Turnip for service
                3.   Turnip to help one another
TO CONCLUDE OUR GARDEN WE MUST HAVE THYME:
    1.   Thyme for each other
    2.   Thyme for family
    3.   Thyme for friends
 
WATER FREELY WITH PATIENCE AND CULTIVATE  WITH LOVE.  THERE IS MUCH FRUIT IN
YOUR GARDEN BECAUSE YOU  REAP WHAT YOU SOW.
I don't know who wrote this, it wasn't me. But it's great!

The Mishkan (aka Tabernacle) is an image of different things when viewed from different metaphorical angles: God, man, family, nation, and probably others.

The 3 layers of the Mishkan/Tabernacle coverings were each made of a different material: Goat hair, red ram skins, & takhash. Why those materials in particular? That's mostly unknown today, although many people have given it a lot of thought. Here's one idea: The layers progressed from refined to crude as you move outwork, but rare to common as you move inward. Value, glory, etc., are matters of perspective.

http://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2010/03/approach