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God make a promise never to leave us or forsake us. That’s stunning since we humans have always had a tendency to leave and forsake Him. The Bible says God does this because He loves the world. So how does that work when no person and no nation consistently love Him back?
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Never Disowned – THE BARKING FOX

God make a promise never to leave us or forsake us. That's stunning since we humans have always had a tendency to leave and forsake Him. The Bible says God does this because He loves the world. So how does that work when no person and no nation

#daughtersofyah

I really love to listen to the Home Worship Video Resource of Triumph In Truth ministries. I don't have a regular fellowship other than a home fellowship that gathers every 3 Shabbats. So this is a great resource when I don't have a place to fellowship.

There's a lot of pride and ego found in the Torah community. I've witnessed it shown by many over the years. Sometimes we don't even realize our own pride and stiff necked ways. When we belittle or look down on someone elses perspective or accuse them of not having "The Truth", that is pride coming through, because you are saying that your perspective is the truth. What is truth? Is it yours, or is it Yah's truth? When you point at a brother or sister in the faith and tell them that they are in sin for believing something, you need to beware. It is easier to blaspheme the Holy Spirit (Ruach HaChadosh) than you may realize. It's as easy as saying something of the spirit is of Satan or vice versa.
Let's all remember to be more like Yahushua, humble and meek.

As you read the Gospels of Matthew and John--and all the words of Yeshua--keep in mind that every story--and nearly every statement--is an allusion to something in the Torah, Writings, and Prophets of the Old Testament.
#biblestudy #biblepatterns #jesus #yeshua

This morning, while chatting with some men, Durable Trades came up. I pulled the book off of the shelf to check something in the Table of Contents and began considering Maslow's hierarchy and the list of trades. My takeaway is that the smaller the clan or community, the higher on the list one wants to be re: skillset and trades. Also, I was reminded how important it is to be diversified, both personally and corporately. See images below to see what I mean. The top ten are MUST HAVES while (not pictured) the bottom section are only useful in a larger organized society.

Advice? Aim for diversity both personally and corporately in the top twenty...

Oh.. I just noticed where 'Honorable Mentions start... ?