Then they asked for a king, and God gave them Saul the son of Kish, a man of the tribe of Benjamin, for forty years.
Acts 13:21 ESV

Wrong tribe, wrong king, but God gave it to them. The people asked wrongly, so God gave them wrongly, just as James wrote: "You receive not, because you ask amiss."

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When you read something in the Bible and struggle with it because what you read conflicts with what you have been taught, a choice needs to be made. Trust the Bible or trust the person who told you something different. Psalm 119:142, “Your righteousness is everlasting and Your law is truth.” Don’t be afraid to check different Translations or ask questions and when you are satisfied you have verified a proper translation, believe the sacred word of our Creator.

9/26/2025

Tzom Lachodesh Hash’viy’y

is also known as “The Fast of the Seventh Month” and is mentioned in Zekaryah 8:19.

The day is a commemoration of the assassination of Gedalyah, governor of Yehudah, as found in Melakym Beyth 25:25 and Yirmeyahu 41:2.

It is traditionally observed as a daytime fast only.

The scripture readings are: Yirmeyahu 41; Sh’moth 32:11-14; Sh’moth 34:1-10; Yeshayahu 55:6-56:8; Hoshea 14:2-10 and Mikah 7:18-20.