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Patrick Lauser
Patrick Lauser

4 yrs

"A whip for the horse, a bridle for the ass, and a rod for the fool’s back."
- Proverbs 26

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Nick Liebenberg
Nick Liebenberg

4 yrs

Thought for Today: Tuesday January 25:

Make YHVH the focal point of your search for security today. In your private thoughts, you are still trying to order your world so that it is predictable and feels safe. Not only is this an impossible goal but it is also counterproductive to spiritual growth. When your private world feels unsteady and you grip His hand for support, you are living in conscious dependence on Him. Instead of yearning a problem-free life, rejoice that trouble can highlight your awareness of YHVH’s Presence. In the darkness of adversity, you are able to see more clearly the radiant of His Face. Accept the value of problems in this life, considering them pure joy. Remember that you have an eternity of trouble free living waiting you in heaven.

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Anne Elliott
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Good words for parents…

Jay Carper
Jay Carper
4 yrs

If fire breaks out and catches in thorns so that the stacked grain or the standing grain or the field is consumed, he who started the fire shall make full restitution.
#exodus 22:6 #mishpatim

The key in dealing with accidental damages is restitution. The idea is not to punish someone for making a mistake, but to make it right. Punitive damages for negligence should be strictly limited regardless of the resources of the perpetrator.

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Joshua Stubblefield
Joshua Stubblefield

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Mike Sutcliffe
Mike Sutcliffe

4 yrs

Please watch this short 2 minute clip, and let me know what you think

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Ryan Morris

I do not disagree with anything Daniel had to say. I have had similar thoughts, if not the same.
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Heidi Cooper
Heidi Cooper    Torah Family Living

4 yrs

Great list of resources for Torah keeping families. I am honored to be included.
https://torahsisters.com/resou....rces-for-teaching-bi

Resources for Teaching Bible  Torah to Kids  Teens - Torah Sisters
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I get asked often for a list of resources for teaching Bible and Torah to kids and teens, so here you go! Here are the most relevant and my favoritist of the resources out there.
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Amy Guenther
Amy Guenther    Torah Sisters

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Looking for resources for teaching Bible and Torah to kids and teens? Have I got a list for you! https://torahsisters.com/resou....rces-for-teaching-bi

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I get asked often for a list of resources for teaching Bible and Torah to kids and teens, so here you go! Here are the most relevant and my favoritist of the resources out there.
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Melissa Frink

Love this list. Thank you, Amy!
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Jay Carper
Jay Carper

4 yrs

Judge not, that you be not judged.
Matthew 7:1

We've all seen this verses quoted a thousand times to say that nobody has a right to point out anyone else's sins. But this interpretation is contradicted by numerous other passages in the Bible, like Leviticus 19:17, Ezekiel 3:18-20, and 1 Timothy 5:20. So what did Yeshua really mean when he said, "Judge not"? The answer is easy if you open your Bible and read it in context. Right after he said that, he explained what it means, and it's not what most people on Facebook think.
#yeshua #jesus #torah

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Matthew 7:1 - When Is It OK to Judge?

Judge not, that you be not judged. Matthew 7:1 We've all seen this verses quoted a thousand times to say that nobody has a right to point out anyone else's sins. But this interpretation is contradicte
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