Genesis 2: 11 — 12, “The name of the first stream is Pishon. It flows around the whole land of Havilah, where there is gold. That gold is good. Bdellium and onyx are also there.” A question I was asked was, “If God knew we would eventually love money more than Him, why would he have created it?” We know that not everyone who is wealthy abuses their wealth. the letters that make up the Hebrew word for gold could be defined as something that nourished the house or the family. The economy that our Creator designed for us was not intended to be a measure of success but a tool that we could use to nourish or to provide for ourselves and others.
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Thought for Today: Sunday February 09
Never look back and see what has been done, always look ahead and see what remains to be done. Because our Elohiym Who created the heaven and the earth, Who also knows the number of hairs on your head… He pays attention to every big and every small thing. And what matter to you, matters to Him.
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Here's First Fruits Ministries sermon for the Sabbath on 2/8/2025, called "Community, Part 14: Discipleship: https://firstfruits.cc/blog/20....25/02/08/community-p
If you missed this sermon or any other part of our 15-part Community series, please be sure to watch them all and get a great overview of what First Fruits Ministries is about.
Question 310: In What Sense Is Meekness A Virtue?
Answer:
It is a comprehensive virtue. It includes gentleness, readiness to do good to all men, to walk humbly before YHVH and man and not to overrate ourselves; to be loving as well as lowly-minded, not given to worldly ambition, but zealous to yield willing obedience to YHVH's will; quiet, self-possessed, never quarrelsome nor disputatious. See Matthew 5:5; Matthew 11:29; 2 Corinthians 10:1; 1 Peter 3:4; 1 Corinthians 6:7; Romans 12:19; 1 Peter 2:19-22; Revelation 21:7. Thus the meek, though the "only rightful occupants of a foot of ground or a crust of bread here," are the heirs of all things hereafter.