I want to create the kind of peace in my home that provides a safe and secure place, a sense of being able to be yourself, a refuge from all the crazy stuff that the world is throwing at us from all directions. Here are some ideas I've used over the years to maintain a peaceful home.
Yeshua said, "Truly, I say to you, no prophet is acceptable in his hometown."
Luke 4:24
This is the logical response to the hypothetical objection proposed in the previous verse. "I didn't come here to minister to you, because you wouldn't have accepted me until I saved everyone else first."
This is the same thing that happened with Joseph. He told his brothers that they would serve him, and they reacted by selling him into slavery. In order to save them, he had to go to Egypt and save the Egyptians first. This is what has happened to Israel. In order to save Israel, Yeshua had to go to the world. In the end, it isn't the world that is saved, but those who have been saved out of the world and joined to Israel.
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Psalm 101:1, “I will be prudent, in a way blameless. When will You come to me? I will walk with a perfect heart in my house.” David’s promise to be obedient and to live the way he is designed to live leads to the next verse. “I will set no worthless thing, before my eyes. I hate the work of those who fall away; it shall not cling to me.”