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For all my TTN family, I pray you had a wonderful blessing filled day and I pray your sleep will be very restful.

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Peace brothers!

I am going to meet my daughters boyfriend.
her 21yrs him 25

As a dad. What questions would you ask the couple, individuals?
She lives with her mother in another city.
She eats clean still [Thank the Almighty]
She is nervous about what Dad will say/do
Any thoughts, advice and or ideas for questions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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The first perpetual command to the Hebrews in #exodus 12:2 is about the calendar. Might the calendar be important to God?

Like all of the Biblical holidays, #passover and #sabbath belong to God, not to the Jews or the Church.
Exodus 12:11

#torah #shabbat #moedim

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I would say the sessions are important not the calendar. The calendar has changed several times in the last lets go with 2000 years. How many more times will it change? But if we know the sessions then the calendar is no longer important.

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I think the first perpetual commandment was is genesis with circumcision.

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God's timing rarely aligns with ours. What we think is the right time, usually isn't, but ultimately the Kingdom of God is wherever you are today. Live there as if you have already left Egypt. #bo #torah

https://www.americantorah.com/....2016/09/21/gods-timi

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So many people go by the sighted sliver moon. I want to know where Scripture says to do this. I have never found it. Please guide me.

#moedim

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I am a "sliverer" myself and I have not come across any Scripture that states at all the angle, illumination, position, etc. of the moon to determine the new moon. For me it is basically, the moon needs to be seen to be a sign.

This is why Ps 81:3 is so interesting as it might actually shed some light (pun intended) on the subject.

I can hear you ask "isn't the absence of something also a sign?".

For sure, the fact that I don't show any signs of leprosy is a sign that I don't have leprosy (well visible at least).

On the other hand, the only places that we are told to count days are to determine the feast dates after the month starts. There is no reference in Scripture to calculate the days to determine the next new moon. I therefore take it that it has to be a visual queue to confirm a new moon.

This makes me think, how do we know a plant has sprouted and is growing? Well, the first green shoot has to come out of the ground. It can be under the ground for months and sometimes even years. It is only when it is visible that we take it as a new plant.

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Genesis 1 says that the lights in the heavens are for determining dates. It does not use the word for "moon" at all, simply the word for "light." The moon is dark for multiple days in most cases, but there is only one day on which we can look for the sign of new "light" in the heaven for a new month. I think the sliver viewpoint comes from this line of reasoning. (Which I happen to agree with.)

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as i sit here and think about your reply regarding light being a sign, isnt lack of light a sign as well? For instance, trick or treaters arent supposed to knock on doors without a porch light on. Also, darkness existed before light, so everything started in darkness. Similarly, we start the day in darkness, after the evening begins.

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Good morning, all! I have an important request this morning. A person who recently closed their ttn account is in need of prayer. They have been under spiritual attack for some time. If you can join them in their fast through friday, please do. This person is really suffering from their burden. Thank you for lifting them up as often as you can. Shalom!

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