#yeshua became a man partly to empathize with us. He faced temptations, sorrows, hardships, and never broke beneath them. The High Priest's breastplate is a picture of Messiah's ability to empathize with our infirmities and temptations even while he is our ultimate judge.
Hebrews 4-5 #tetzaveh
http://www.shalomtube.com/watch.php?vid=71cff3503
John 7:16, “My teaching is not My own,” Jesus replied. “It comes from Him who sent Me.” If our creator never changes, why do we consider Yeshua/Jesus to have added to or subtracted from what had been written? Modern Christians attempt to justify their traditions and doctrines saying that Jesus fulfilled the law, but in his own words recorded in Matthew 5:17 — 18 he said the law OR the prophets. We know that everything the prophets revealed has not yet happened.
We know that our Creator makes each of us uniquely, with special gifts and abilities for His purposes. What exactly are His purposes, though? And how are we connected to His purposes as they have unfolded through the ages?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2025..../03/08/national-goal
We know that our Creator makes each of us uniquely, with special gifts and abilities for His purposes. What exactly are His purposes, though? And how are we connected to His purposes as they have unfolded through the ages?
https://thebarkingfox.com/2025..../03/08/national-goal
Thought for Today: Shabbat March 08
When Mary looked into the tomb and saw the two angels sitting there (John 20:12) One proclaimed the greatest message the world has ever heard – “He is not here, He is risen” (Matthew 28:6) Those few words changed the history of the universe. Darkness and despair died; hope and anticipation were born in the hearts of humans. THUS, do not leave Yeshua at the manger; or on the cross; or in the tomb – He is alive and wants to be with you every day – If you should invite Him into your life and home. Shabbat Shalom!