I’ve been reading some scientific studies on the psychosocial impact of polygamy. Modern-day advocates for polygamy argue that this practice benefits families and society, but the scientific data tells a different story. The harmful effects of polygamy on the well-being of men, women, and children are striking. https://davidwilber.com/articl....es/polygamy-harms-me
#homesteading and #offgrid living is one step many Torahkeepers make as we actively and intentionally 'come out of Babylon.' One aspect of that is often alternative construction that is more efficient, less expensive, and DIY possible... Here's a great video I just stumbled on that takes #aircrete to the next level... the video comments have even more good ideas like cut fiberglass fibers and horizontal construction to build even stronger...
Instead of trying to just force doctrine, Scripture and the Torah down people's throats, I think we need to just simply pray for people. Pray that Ruach HaKodesh will pour upon them, that they will receive the revelation that you receive, instead of constantly defending your believes and faith. Defending your faith is good but defending your faith is not very evangelistic. Yes, you can engage in those conversations and discussions, and yes there is a place for it but if you really want to see people come to Yeshua, you need to pray for them.
You may actually move up in life when you stop trying to keep up with people. Because when you try to keep up with people, the purpose of your life is not based on what Yahuah says. You are the purpose of your life and everything that you do is based in reference to what other people are doing around you. So, in the end you are a version or a comparison to somebody else rather than the fact that you have been created to do uniquely what Yahuah has called you to do. So therefore, if you real want to move up, if you want Yahuah to bless you, in your life, stop comparing yourself to people. Stop trying to keep up with people because keeping up won't lead you to your purpose. -- Isaac Frere