And Joshua said to them, "Pass on before the ark of YHWH your God into the midst of the Jordan, and take up each of you a stone upon his shoulder, according to the number of the tribes of the people of Israel..."
Joshua 4:5

The 12 stones in Joshua 4 illustrate that only YHWH has the power to restore life to what was completely dead.

?. Seriously though, chickens is a good thing. ?

Been busy! How is everyone?

It’s nice being able to respond to a specific reply, thanks Rhy Bezuidenhout !

Assuming we still have Federal taxes by the time Trump is through we should have a tax break for people with chickens. ????

England was mostly settled by a fairly famous secret disciple...Do you think the current King knows that?

11 times the USA tried to give away GOD'S land in Israel. now President Trump said "the US will take over the Gaza strip." If history a guide to prophecy then the USA is in for a "huge" event to happen to America! https://rumble.com/v6hd6ky-the....-sledgehammer-show-s

Question 290: What Are The Signs Which Yeshua Said “Shall Follow Them That Belief”?

Answer:

Yeshua did not promise that the signs referred to in Mark 16:17 should always follow. The speaking with tongues, casting out devils, taking up serpents, etc., were signs suitable for that age when the people, being densely ignorant, expected miracles and signs. Moshiach reproved the tendency and on more than one occasion refused to gratify them. He wanted them to learn from the sign to seek spiritual blessings at His hands, which were of much greater value to them. We have entered into that higher and better understanding of Him. It is much more wonderful to see a drunkard reclaimed, a vicious man reformed, than it was to see a lame man healed. The power to cast out devils and to speak with tongues and take up serpents would not be nearly so valuable to us as is the power He gives to transform evil lives.

Question 289: If Moshiach Knew All Things, Did He Not Know That Judas Was Not A True Believer?

Answer:

Moshiach did not claim to know all things. He mentioned one thing that He did not know (Mark 13:32). At the same time, He is said to have known what was in man (John 2:25), so He may have been aware of the possibilities of evil in Judas, which were probably not developed when He was chosen as an apostle. Moshiach knew of His intended treachery before it was committed. Doubtless Judas himself at the time of his call, had no idea that he would commit such a crime. Even at the last, he may have expected that Moshiach would deliver Himself by His miraculous power. He was evidently horror-stricken when he learned the result of what he had done, as is proved by his committing suicide.

Question 288: Does Moshiach Admission That He Did Not Know The Time Of The End Imply That He Was Not Divine?

Answer:

No, the inference (to be drawn from Mark 13:32) does not appear logical. We do not understand the union of the two natures in our Saviour's person and therefore cannot explain many of the difficulties which are presented. If however, we take the conception that is given in the first chapter of John's Gospel of an incarnation, we can perceive how there may have been restriction in the exercise of divine power operating by a human brain. The instrument would be necessarily inadequate. The assumption of an unrestricted divine nature would imply perfect knowledge in boyhood, yet we know that as a boy Moshiach did not know all things; for Luke says explicitly (2:52) that He increased in wisdom, which He could not have done had He been omniscient from birth. In taking our nature He voluntarily submitted to the imperfections of our condition, otherwise He would not have been made "like unto His brethren."