From the steps of the Temple in ancient times, the priests would daily sing the tehillim (psalms). It is Calvarian custom to continue this tradition of at least reciting the Temple Psalms daily as a memorial.
From the steps of the Temple in ancient times, the priests would daily sing the tehillim (psalms). It is Calvarian custom to continue this tradition of at least reciting the Temple Psalms daily as a memorial.
But they could not withstand the wisdom and the Spirit with which he was speaking.
Acts 6:10
The Holy Spirit is irrefutable. When the Spirit speaks through a man, he speaks only what is true and required. No man can possibly out maneuver or out talk God.
The real trick is determining what spirit is speaking when someone claims to be prophesying.
Mid-week repeat: day 4 (wednesday) 17 july / dag 4 (woensdag) 17 julie 2024
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18:00: Personal testinonies – John Wahl
19:25: Yeshua en die tabernakel (5a) – Gerrie Coetzee
19:50: Parasha Chuqat – Leo du Toit
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WORD FOR TODAY “how do you set yourself apart”: Joh 17:19 On their behalf I am setting myself apart for holiness, so that they too may be set apart for holiness by means of the truth.
SPOKEN VERSE FOR TODAY: Ecc 7:5 It is better to hear the rebukes of the wise than to listen to the songs of fools.
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Why did Yeshua forbid Mary to touch Him at His resurrection? John 20:17
There is another question connected to this .
The commands we read in the Bible should be carefully understood before we attempt to apply them to our lives today. there is language and culture that is often lost when translated into any language other than the original. When we read about servants or slaves for instance, we often think about keeping slaves in chains but servitude was very much different in the Hebrew culture. If someone was unable to care for themselves or their family they had the option of serving for someone else. The one they served for was then responsible for providing them with everything they needed and care for them as they would a member of the family. Today in America, we call those people employees.
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