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Thought for Today: Shabbat April 02

Problems are a part of life. They are inescapable; woven into the very fabric of this fallen world. Sometimes you tend to go into problem-solving mode all too readily, acting as if you have the capacity to fix everything. This is a habitual response, so automatically that it bypasses your conscious thinking. Not only may this habit frustrate you but is may also distance you from YHVH. Do not let fixing things be your top priority. You are ever so limited in your capacity to correct all that is wrong in the world around you. Don’t weigh yourself down with responsibilities that are not your own. Instead, make your relationship with YHVH your primary concern. Talk with Him about whatever is on your mind, seeking His perspective on the situation. Rather than trying to fix everything that comes to your attention, ask Him to show you what is truly important. Remember that you are enroute to the Heavenly Kingdom and therefore let your problems fade in the Light of eternity.

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My daughter wrote and sings this song.

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2 "Second Greater Exodus" studies every Friday evening at 4pm PST and at 6pm PST they run into eachother, the study is happening right now. Do you want to survive the great tribulation and be there alive and greet Yeshua at his return? Are you aware about the "Divine Survival Instructions" found in scripture? Comment or message me and i can get you connected and into the online zoom study its free. Also you can visit ExodusX.com and join there ExodusX facebook group, if you do reach out to "Guy Smith" its his study, website and group, he can also do a one on one study with you to get you up to speed.

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Can you post the Tanakh scripture that refers to either the first or the second exodus?

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I am curious why he chose a 365 day calendar year as the foundation instead of calculating the length of 7 biblical calendar years and then getting the total length of days and using that as his foundation. I also don't understand why we are rounding up the 3.5 days of the two witnesses and then adding a day?