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Jerry Mitchell
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The word symbol does not appear in the Bible, instead the word used is sign and sometimes signet. A sign can be as miraculous as the way the sun, moon and stars appear in a certain conjuncture or as simple as an altar that is given a name. One thing is certain, there is no symbolism over substance in the Bible, everything has a meaning and a purpose. Exodus 28:36, “You are to make a plate of pure gold and engrave on it as on a seal: HOLY TO THE LORD.”

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Caleb Lussier

Everything has a meaning and a purpose, yes…
Especially when the Name of YHWH is there. It’s not for no meaning and no purpose. Infact it is **the** meaning and **the** purpose.

We should ask what the meaning and purpose was of those who thought it not only okay but necessary to remove YHWH and to replace His Holy Name with a generic feudalistic title of medieval British nobility.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the title of Lord. But it’s as irrelevant as calling Him CEO or president or prime minister.

What is inherently wrong and greatly evil is replacing the Name of our Heavenly Father with a foreignized anachronistic monicker. And we need to ask ourselves why it would be okay to do so. We need to ask why we should care about the significance of a lesser word like symbol not being in the Bible and culminating our point with the replacement title of Great Britain that is also not in the Bible.
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Patrick Lauser
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"Rejoice with them that rejoice, and weep with them that weep."

Ro 12

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Yochanan
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Baram Synagogue from the Byzantine period.

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Baram Synagogue from the Byzantine period.

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Baram Synagogue from the Byzantine period.

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Nick Liebenberg
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Thought for Today: Thursday May 22

In the midst of the current world’s confusion, wars, crimes and sins, YHVH’s omnipotent hand moves, working out His unchanging plan and purpose. By His providence He sustains every believer and behind the scenes He is working to bring about His divine purpose of each of us. What might that purpose be? Paul recorded it this way: “That… He might gather together in one all things in Moshiach, both which are in heaven and which are on earth” (Ephesians 1:10). Someday soon, all bad things, sin and rebellion of this corrupt universe will be destroyed, and Moshiach’s Kingdom of Righteousness and Peace will rule for ever.

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Camp Ephraim    Shavuot in Jerusalem (June 1)

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Today is the 40th day of the Omer Count. (On the earlier Omer count)
The day Yeshua ascended back to the Father. Acts 1:3

Here is a piece of music a fellow believer composed for the commemoration of this day some 300 years ago.

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It's best during winter when they cuddle up like that. Some exchange of free heat. 😊
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Taxes and Roman Stones: https://thekingdomnetwork.us/2....025/05/18/roman-taxe

Roman Taxes and Ancient Boundary Stones - The Kingdom Network
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Roman Taxes and Ancient Boundary Stones - The Kingdom Network

The Romans were big on taxes, especially of Israel. It is no surprise, then, that an ancient boundary stone has been found depicting, among other things, tax information:
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Henk Wouters

the powers that be have this itch to make 1,000 year reichs.
repurposing that stone for a new power fits that bill.
only their obsolete remnants, if at all, last the course.
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