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Dearest Hebrew Roots and Sacred Name brethren, please, for the love of YHVH, learn stuff for real. Please.

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Those peddling the Haleluyah Scriptures are scam artists. They asked for a donation, then refused a copy AND ridiculed my donation. Theyve been harrassing me ever since.

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The World English Bible uses "my lord" in Genesis 18:3.

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Chris Deweese, I think I found a Messianic/Sacred Name Bible that meets your approval. It is called the New Jerusalem Version at www.njvbible.com . I've brought it up to you in the past, but I have the feeling that you may have confused it with the New Jerusalem Bible which is a different version.

I asked them what their version of Genesis 18:3 says and they quoted: “O Adonai, if now I have found favor in your sight, please do not go away from your servant.”

What do you think?

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Here's First Fruits Ministries' sermon for 7/20/2024, called "Untouchable": https://firstfruits.cc/blog/2024/07/20/untouchable

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Untouchable | First Fruits Ministries

The message,

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Hulk Hogan at Republican National Convention. 9 1/2 minute video

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Shalom, friends,

We invite you to join us live on Zoom and YouTube at 4pm Central Standard Time on Sabbath afternoon, 07/20/2024, for Scripture study and prayers.

Join us live.
[https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4731....209848](https://us06

This week, we will be presenting an article: "Are You the Bride?"
[https://qehilathhaderek.org/up....loads/3/4/7/9/347988
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ARE YOU THE BRIDE?
A popular Christian-based group has a tradition that at the end of each of their gatherings, someone asks, “Who is the church?” In response, the entire group proclaims, “We are the church!” This particular group is made up of Catholics and Protestants, Muslims and Atheists, as well as adherents to other, less popular religions. Are they the church? I don’t know. Maybe. The word “church” stems from the name of an ancient Teutonic deity, and the Germanic origin of the word itself is kirke. Maybe they are that, but they, as well as most Christian-based faiths nowadays, also equate being the church with being the bride of Scripture – and that they clearly are not. The church and the bride are very different entities.

https://www.youtube.com/live/Qd6GB0QAc4M