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Psalm 113:3
From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of YHVH is to be praised! 

Psalm 113:2
Blessed be the Name of YHVH from this time forth and forevermore! 

Our Heavenly Father, YHVH our Elohim, Your Name is Holy and worthy to be praised. As we woke up this day and seen the rising of the sun we give thanks to every saving Grace. Thank You for filling our hearts with love, giving us knowledge and open our lips in praising You. Your Name is blessed and due honor forever and ever. YHVH You are the eternal God who reigns. You are without end and we are filled with gratitude for the purpose of life to everlasting. Thank You for the blessings in our life and every moment we have to confess, to give you thanks for the many ways you have blessed us.
Help us to remember all Your amazing promises and make gratitude a priority in our lifes. Please renew our hearts, our attitude and every way that does not please You. Strengthen us in our walk, to resist distractions and focus fully on Your goodness. Thank You for the greatest gift of all, the light upon our path, the lamp to our feet, the way we should go and follow, our Redeemer and Saviour, Your son Yeshua HaMashiach. Thank You for the forgiveness of our sins. Thank You for our daily bread and provisions.Thank You for providing us our next breath and everything we need.  Thank You that Your compassions never fail; they are new every morning.  Give us the wisdom to recognize Your compassion and love for us. Let Thy Kingdom come and will be done on earth as in heaven. To You our God YHVH Almighty come all our praise and uplifting worship, forever and ever. Amein

Be blessed and stay blessed ?

Two Hebrew idioms are found in Matthew 6:22-23

"The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore your eye is good, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eye is bad, your whole body will be full of darkness."

The words Yeshua used are good eye and evil eye. He was repeating idioms that are found in the Hebrew Scriptures. The first idiom is found in Proverbs 22:9.
"He that has a good eye shall be blessed; for he gives his bread to the poor."

This verse is written in a type of Hebrew prose called parallelism, which helps us easily discover the meaning of the idiom. The idiom appears in the first part of the parallelism and the second part defines it.

Good eye = gives his bread to the poor. Therefore, a person with a “good eye” is “a generous person that helps the poor.”

The second idiom “evil eye” is found in Deuteronomy 15:7-9

"If there is among you a poor man of your brethren, within any of the gates in your land which Yehovah your Elohim is giving you, you shall not harden your heart nor shut your hand from your poor brother, but you shall open your hand wide to him and willingly lend him sufficient for his need, whatever he needs. Beware lest there be a wicked thought in your heart, saying, ‘The seventh year, the year of release, is at hand,’ and your eye be evil against your poor brother and you give him nothing, and he cries out to Yehovah against you, and it become sin among you.”


This verse is also written in parallelism. In this case, the meaning of the idiom appears before and after it.
Hardens heart or shuts hand from poor brother = evil eye = gives him nothing.


A person with an evil eye is “a stingy person with a harden heart or closed hand that does not help the poor.” Also, note that this is a sin.


Understanding the idiom helps us to think like Yeshua.
"The lamp of the body is the eye. If therefore you are a generous person that helps the poor, your whole body will be full of light. But if you are a stingy person with a harden heart or closed hand that does not help the poor, your whole body will be full of darkness."


Yeshua was teaching about how people respond to the needs of the poor they encounter in their normal course of life using what he knew from Torah.

Thought for Today: Wednesday December 15:

Your longing for heaven is good, because it is an extension of your yearning for Adonai Elohim. The hope of heaven is meant to strengthen and encourage you, filling you with wondrous Joy. Many believers have misunderstand this word hope, believing that it denotes wishful thinking. Nothing could be farther from the truth. As soon as Yeshua become your Saviour, heaven become your ultimate destination. The phrase – hope of heaven – highlights the benefits you can enjoy even while remaining on earth. This hope keeps you spiritually alive during dark times of adversity; it brightens your path and heightens your awareness of YHVH’s Presence. His desire is that you may overflow with Hope by the Power of Ruach HaKodesh.

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does anyone else know the feeling of wanting to give Abba Yahuah more than what you are capable of giving to Him? i dont know how to describe it other than that

May your devotions before the Throne of Grace be prevalent in calling down the blessings of Heaven upon yourselves and your country. -George Washington, 1789