Shalom!

YAH willing, Triumph In Truth will be hosting another outdoor Shabbat Water-immersion Gathering at 2PM this coming Shabbat (8/31) at:

Riverfront Park

551 Vinegar Ferry Rd

Marietta, PA 17547

https://g.co/kgs/d5AwZYV

Thank you for carefully reading the following information as all the details are important.

Here's a list of things to bring:

* Lawn chair

* Water

* Bible

* Pen and paper

We have water immersion robes to wear over your clothes and appreciate everyone adhering to the following:

* Men wear jeans or other long pants (Men will be immersed in their long pants)

* Women wear a long skirt or dress

* Shoes that can be worn in the water

* A towel

* A change of clothes if you don't want to travel wet. There are restrooms at the park and we will have changing tents to change in.

Triumph In Truth encourages biblical modesty (Deuteronomy 22:5, 1Corinthians 11:5). We will be publicly praying during our immersions so the ministry has available bandanas for head-coverings for the women (1 Corinthians 11:2-16). If you have your own, that's fine as well. We are returning to the ancient (biblical) paths, so modesty is very important.

As for doctrine, G. Steven Simons does not embrace Greek or western philosophy or quote Roman bishops to determine his understanding of Elohim. He believes what Yeshua said in John 17:3, "And this is everlasting life, that they should know You, the only true Elohim (speaking of the Father), AND Yeshua Messiah (the anointed One) whom You have sent." He believes in Elohim (the Father), the Creator of heaven and earth, and the Son of Elohim (Yeshua), the Mediator between Elohim and men, the man Yeshua Messiah - conceived through the spirit of YAH, born of a virgin, and filled with the FULL measure of the spirit of YAH. He also believes that the Father places His set-apart spirit (breath, wind, ruach) upon and within those who believe in His Son Yeshua and ask to be filled. The spirit of YAH is His breath not another person. At the immersion you will be calling on YAH (the Father) to forgive your sins in the Name of Yeshua Messiah as in the book of Acts. Brother Steven will not be immersing in any other names. We water-immerse children 12 years and older.

Please come a little early to give time to meet up in the parking area. For assistance in directions or questions you might have you can call 616-901-5440.

Be in prayer and prepare your heart for a powerful, transformative experience.

Yours for the Reign,

Triumph in Truth

Shabbat Shalom
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A command not to emulate pagans comes right after laws against eating blood. That's probably not a coincidence. There's a lot of blood involved in Temple worship.

The temptation to ritualize the consumption of blood in the context of religious sacrifices must be huge! (If you doubt me, consider the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation.) But we are commanded not to worship our God the way pagans worship theirs. Drinking blood dishonors both God and the animal (or man) from which it came.
Deuteronomy 12:29-31

THIS EVENING, at 8:30pm CDT, is the PREMIERE of our new Shabbat Virtual Gathering over on our YouTube channel. We hope to see you there!

Be careful to obey all these words that I command you, that it may go well with you and with your children after you forever, when you do what is good and right in the sight of YHVH your God.
#deuteronomy 12:28
#reeh #torah #godslaw

Do you want a better life for your children? Keep Torah and teach them to do likewise. Do what's right in God's eyes. Don't worry about how men see it.

Blood pudding, blood sausage, blood soup... Moses and the Apostles agree that God hates it. Don't eat blood!

On the other hand, it's impossible to remove 100% of the blood from meat. No matter how hard you try, there will always be some trace of blood somewhere in the tissue. Drain the blood from the animal and then stop worrying about it. Most of the red fluid remaining in red meat is myoglobin, not blood.

If a slaughtered animal was bled properly, I think salt koshering is also a waste of time and salt. But you should do as your conscience dictates. There's nothing morally wrong with trying to remove every drop of fluid if that's what you want to do.
Deuteronomy 12

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