May it be Your will, the Eternal our God,
to grant us long life,
a life of peace,
a life of good,
a life of blessing,
a life of sustenance,
a life of vigor of the bones,
a life in which there is fear of sin,
a life free from shame and embarrassment,
a life of riches and honor,
a life in which we may be filled with love of Torah and awe of Heaven,
a life in which You will fulfill all of our hearts’ desires for good.”

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The Roman military command probably wouldn't have looked too kindly on a centurion being too friendly with the Jewish residents of Capernaum as the centurion in Matthew 8 and Luke 7 had. Making a public appeal like this to an itinerant Jewish faith healer was likely to jeopardize his career. He had life-or-death command over nearly one hundred soldiers and numerous servants, but he was willing to risk it all for the sake of one of them. This is a great example for leaders on all walks of life.
#leadership

https://rumble.com/vtu4ev-lead....-like-the-centurion-

"Look at the design of the Temple and be ashamed of your sins." What does this mean? The Tabernacle is an image of God as well as of the ideal man. How much more must the original in Heaven be an image of God and how Man was originally created to be?

The mystical meaning of the Tabernacle materials, etc, was probably common knowledge at one time. At the very least, it was better known than today. See Ezekiel 43:10-11

https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2010/02/set-apa