Now Israel loved Joseph more than any other of his sons, because he was the son of his old age. And he made him a robe of many colors.
#genesis 37:3 #vayeshev
Could Joseph's coat have been an unintentional mantle of office like the one that Elijah passed on to Elisha, a prophetic coat of twelve colors?
On the other hand, the Hebrew word for colors in "coat of many colors" might literally refer to length not color. The Septuagint uses a Greek word that means "various", but still doesn't say "colors".
https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2016/12/josephs
That's Limitless Love album I was sitting on the Scriptures
Thanks to the artist that did this. check out Against Deception music for the best fast worship music
From the "Gates of Eden" Newsletter -
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY:
Looking for someone to staff the GOE Outreach Center, run errands, office work, ministry work - computer skills needed.
Six month commitment
Work is exchanged with free housing/utilities.
East Peoria, Illinois
Contact: danielbotkin49@gmail.com
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When You Desire to Be One with Your Husband, but You're Just Alone.
https://www.emmymaewrites.com/....blogs/becoming-echad
The Bible talks about resurrection from beginning to end. It is described or discussed in many passages, and hidden by metaphor and allegory in many more. But how much do you really know about what the Bible says on this important topic?
I will send out my last article in a series on death and the afterlife on Tuesday morning! "Resurrection and Eternal Life". Be sure to subscribe before then.
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When I got married 26 years ago, there was a lot I never expected to experience in life.
I never expected to have kids [I didn't want them due to severe abuse and I wasn't supposed to be able to have them].
I never expected to be a stay-at-home mom, who would become a homeschooling mom [I was too stupid to homeschool].
I never expected I would need to turn to essential oils because my body/gut couldn't handle swallowing meds.
I never expected to bake my own bread, and I especially didn't expect to mill my own grain! But on my path the wholeness, and a happy, healthy, godly life... I found these things. They were unexpected, and have been a true blessing.
Milling my grain is a process, but the benefits are incredible! 1) I get to see joy in my family's eyes when it's baking and when they slice it up to eat. 2) The amount of nutrition compared to the best, most expensive store bought versions of bread are far superior [truly the bread of life]. 3) Because you have all of the grain intact, no stomach issues for me like with store bought bread.
I now make all my breads, pancake, waffles, pastries and anything else needing flour with home-milled grain! They are amazing!
If you can, I highly recommend it. It is a learning curve, but one well worth pursuing!
What is something you've done, but never expected to, for the welfare of your family?
By the way... the bread was amazing! ?
Happy baking!
Winter garden ❤
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