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Put on your Armor Eph 6 we have a shield to quench those fiery darts

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Thought for Today: Friday December 10:

“But whoever drinks of the water I give him shall certainly never thirst. And the water that I give him shall become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life.” (John 4:14)

Every longing of the human spirit finds satisfaction in the Life giving message of Yeshua. This message becomes a perpetual well of self-renewing inspiration. From the water of life, our spirit is endowed with continuous refreshment.

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Hey guys... Not sure who all sees this, but feel free to chime in.
On FB in many TO groups I've found followers who suggest to track the new moons ourselves and to blow the shofar horn at the new moon.

Now... I get that it's a OT command, or instruction but what I'm not seeing is clear evidence that EVERYONE (excluding women, as I've read I cannot blow it for him) is instructed to do that. My spouse and I are very cautious about adopting new traditions, and tend to stick to written Torah instructions. We were not raised in TO communities so there is A LOT we do not know.

Is there any additional information any of you have on this topic? Was it just the Levites? Do you blow the shofar at home, if so how do you uphold this and what do you recommend? What scripture do you have to back this act up? Is there scripture discussing these roles or just common practice? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

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Psalm 81

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I was raised from age 16 on in a Torah Observant home. We keep the New Moons as a feast day, but we do not always blow the shofars. When we do, we have no restrictions on who blows them. As Cheri mentioned, Psalm 81:2-3 doesn't seem to be limited to Levites any more than the harps and timbrels also mentioned.

Now in Numbers 10, the Silver Trumpets (not rams' horns like shofars) are only blown by the Levites it appears. They do blow them on the New Moon (to call a gathering.)

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Have you looked into the Enoch/ Zadok Priestly Solar Calendar? (As described in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Enoch, Jubilees, and connected with 1 Chro. 24 and the chronology of events during Noah's flood.)

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The world is acting just like Pharaoh did. They fear the plagues but don't fear the FATHER! Big mistake

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And Joseph said to his brothers, “I am Joseph! Is my father still alive?” But his brothers could not answer him, for they were dismayed at his presence.
#genesis 45:3 #vayigash

When Joseph asks "Is my father still alive?" it's worded in such a way that could be interpreted as bitter or hopeful.

-Bitter: "Did I miss the last days of his life because of you?"
-Hopeful: "Is there still a chance that I could see him again?"

It could also prophetic: "Judah, do you know that my Father in Heaven yet lives?"
#yeshua