How many of you feel that as a Two-House Torah believer you have enough community?

Today we’re going to discuss 12 reasons why you might want to consider homeschooling year round — and maybe to even start your new year right after the Spring Feasts, rather than waiting until September.
https://homeschoolingtorah.com..../12-reasons-to-homes

THIS IS LIVE ON NOW: Great message from Christina Lyn Leahz join Dr. Stephen Pidgeon and I this Tuesday 2/22/22 for a discussion with Lyn and Jessica Knock on missions during the 1st hour of our broadcast. The second hour Dr. Pidgeon will share what is on his heart and the third hour - (that's right now the program is three hours) Mark David Smith, Dr. Pidgeon and I will be discussing news headlines current events and bible prophecy. The program will air on https://www.messianiclambradio.com/ live from 1 pm EST to 4 pm EST.

Hiram cast two pillars of bronze. Eighteen cubits was the height of one pillar, and a line of twelve cubits measured its circumference. It was hollow, and its thickness was four fingers. The second pillar was the same.
1 Kings 7:15

The bronze pillars of the Temple were massive: 27-30 feet high, 18-20 feet in circumference, and 6-7 feet in diameter. The walls were about 4 inches thick. They were cast from molten bronze, maybe not so difficult with modern technology, but very difficult in 950 BC.

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Our Savior's mercy and compassion is beyond comprehension!

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And King Solomon sent and brought Hiram from Tyre.
1 Kings 7:13

Apparently Hiram was a popular name among the Phoenicians of Tyre. This man wasn't the same as King Hiram of Tyre, but the son of another Tyrian man and an Israelite woman from Naphtali. Despite not being an Israelite himself (in God's plan, nationality is determined by the father, not the mother), God gave Hiram a phenomenal level of talent in bronzeworking, perhaps even to the level of prophecy, like Bezalel who built the furnishings of the Tabernacle. God chooses whomever he wills without regard to our expectations or preferences.

On this date in history, 02/22/1781: Newspapers report that the British have been attempting to subvert top American officers. #otd #tdih https://www.historycarper.com/....1781/02/22/generals-

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If you attend a worship service of any denomination or religion, would any of the prophets mentioned in the Bible be welcome to speak at the next service? Some would say, “Yes!” without hesitation. Ask this question though, “I did not come to destroy the law of Moses or the teaching of the prophets. I did not come to destroy their teachings but to do what they said.” Would that statement be welcome in a modern church? Chances are that most modern churchgoers would reject this statement with the excuse that the law has been done away with but it can be found in the Bible in Matthew 5; 17. These are the words recorded as being spoken by Jesus (ישוע) as he tells the disciples the law will always apply forever. What are you hearing from your worship leader? if it does not match what is written, maybe you should consider changing the way you worship.