I've had a question going through my head today. Does Paul ever claim his Epistles are scripture? I have a friend who has been challenging my stance on the Torah by suggesting I read Galatians 5 and other Pauline Epistles. I told him I listen to God's word and not the words of other men, to which he replied and asked me if I thought Paul's letters were part of the scripture and if they were inspired by God. Then I had to consider and think what did Paul say? Did he ever claim his words were scripture? Did he ever claim them as inspired? Did he say anything like this? The only thing I can think of, is when he talks of something in Corinthians and he says to note that what he said were the words of christ. I also had to think of 2nd Timothy 3:15 and 16 that says all scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for a proof, for rebuke, for instruction in righteousness.. I honestly do not think that we can place any writings above the Torah. Where we place other writings in relation to other parts of God's word can make a tremendous difference on what we believe.

Duetoronomy 18 :15
Yah, your Elohim shall raise up for you a Prophet like me from your midst, from your brothers. Listen to Him,

Shalom Triumph In Truth extended family. Let us always be doers of the Word and not just hearers only as it is written in James 1:22-24.

PRAYER VIGIL FOR UKRAINE CALLING ALL TO PRAY. I had problems with a post having a news reel which is already six days old. Rhy Bezuidenhout Rhy, if you could do anything to put this board in a prayer vigil -ASK all members to be praying for Ukraine. Folks things are really, really bad for them. I am in tears. Thanks Rhy.

...always carrying in the body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be manifested in our bodies.
2 Corinthians 4:10

If our lives are focused inward, on what we can accomplish for ourselves, we will never achieve the best life that God intends for us. It is only when we forget ourselves, focusing on the needs of the Kingdom for the sake of the King, that we become truly great.