New song, like early metal 🙂
Some of you might like it :D

https://youtube.com/shorts/yRY....juHx7GJo?feature=sha

Pastor's Son
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Uncanny Valley Orchestra
2025:7:4

Pastor’s Son
Son of Hell
Full of God?
Empty shell!
All God's comfort
all your greed
you were filled
every need
Knowing all
Yet you fall
Daddy’s faith
might save himself
Obedient faith
That is real
Seek Yah’s face
The saving deal
Found some errors
Fell away
Should have sought
His truth each day
All your life
wasted, spent
We all hope
That you repent.

A new song, with an old 80s sound :D
Some of you might like it :D



He Saves Them All
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Lighter Orchestra
2025:7:4

Verse 1
When trouble darkens all thy way,
And foes arise to bring dismay,
May YAH thy humble heart defend,
On high thy cause to upward send.

Verse 2
From holy courts let help descend,
From Siyyon strength thy soul attend,
Each sacrifice be held in mind,
Thy heart’s desire in grace to find.

Chorus
We raise our banners, shout His name,
In YAH’s salvation, stake our claim,
He hears the cry of those who call,
And lifts them up—He saves them all.

Bridge
Some trust in chariots, steeds, and might,
But we in YAH’s name take our fight,
The proud are fallen, lost, undone,
Yet we arise—His will is done.

Chorus
We raise our banners, shout His name,
In YAH’s salvation, stake our claim,
He hears the cry of those who call,
And lifts them up—He saves them all.

070425 / 8th day of the 4th month 5786
WORD FOR TODAY “in spirit and truth”: Rev 15:4 "Who will not fear, O Lord, and glorify Your name? For You alone are holy; For ALL THE NATIONS WILL COME AND WORSHIP BEFORE YOU, FOR YOUR RIGHTEOUS ACTS HAVE BEEN REVEALED."

WISDOM FOR TODAY: Pro 28:9 He who turns away his ear from listening to the law, Even his prayer is an abomination.

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249 years ago a diverse group of rebels decided they would declare independence from Great Britain and the result became the United States of America. These people struggled with war and disagreement among themselves, but the one thing they did agree about was that without our Creator, this new nation would not survive. Psalm 118:8, “It is better to place our confidence in the LORD than to trust in man.”

"Blessed are they that keep judgement, and do righteousness at all times."

Ps 106

LEAVEN

Any food substance that produces fermentation when added to dough is known as leaven. Leaven may signify the dough already infected by leaven, which was put into the flour so that the leaven could pass through the entire mass before baking, or it may refer to dough that had risen through the influence of the leaven. The early Hebrews apparently depended on a piece of leavened dough for transmission of the leaven; not until much later were the lees of wine used as yeast. The ancient Israelites regularly ate leavened bread (Hosea 7:4), but in the commemoration of the Feast of the Passover they were forbidden to eat leavened bread or even to have it in their homes during the Passover season (Exodus 13:7). This annual observance ensured that the people would not forget their hasty Exodus from Egypt, when YHVH’s Command gave no time for the preparation of leavened bread. The people were forced to carry with them their kneading troughs and the dough from which they baked unleavened cakes to sustain them as they journeyed (Exodus 12:34-39; Deuteronomy 16:3). Possibly because fermentation implied disintegration and corruption, leaven was excluded from all offerings placed on the altar to be sacrificed to YHVH (Exodus 23:18; 34:25). It was also not permitted in grain offerings (Leviticus 2:11; 6:17). Scripture does not tell us whether or not the showbread (or bread of the Presence) was unleavened, but the historian Josephus states that it was leavened (Antiquities 3.6.6). Two exceptions to this rule should be noted. Leaven could be used in offerings that were to be eaten by the priests or others. Leavened bread could accompany the peace offering (Leviticus 7:13), and it was sacrificed at the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) because it represented the ordinary daily food that Elohiym provided for His people (23:17). The slow working of the leaven proved to be a problem during the agricultural stage of Hebrew development, especially during the first busy days of harvest. Unleavened dough, therefore, became increasingly common for ordinary baking. This practice was encouraged by the growth of the idea that leaven represented decay and corruption, as did other fermented things. This view excluded leaven as inconsistent with the concept of the perfect holiness of YHVH. Plutarch was expressing a long-held belief current also among other people when he wrote, “Now leaven is itself the offspring of corruption and corrupts the mass of dough with which it has been mixed.” The apostle Paul quotes a similar proverb in 1 Corinthians 5:6 and Galatians 5:9. The significant thing about leaven is its power, which may symbolize either good or evil. Usually, though not always, leaven was a symbol of evil in rabbinic thought. Yeshua referred to leaven in the adverse sense when He used the word to describe the corrupt doctrine of Pharisees and Sadducees (Matthew 16:6, 11-12) and of Herod (Mark 8:15). The leaven of the Pharisees is elsewhere identified as hypocrisy (Luke 12:1; compare Matthew 23:28). Paul applies the same concept to moral corruption, warning that “a little leaven leavens the whole lump” and admonishing his readers to clean out the old leaven, that is, the vestiges of their unregenerate lives, and to live the believer’s life with the “unleavened bread of sincerity and truth” (1 Corinthians 5:6-8). On the other hand, the Moshiach uses the concept of leaven’s effect upon dough in its good sense to provide his disciples with a brief but memorable parable (Matthew 13:33; Luke 13:20-21), wherein leaven illustrates the cumulative, pervasive influence of the Kingdom of YHVH on the world.

Thus, in biblical contexts, leaven (or yeast) primarily symbolizes corruption, sin, and the spread of negative influences. The spiritual meaning of leaven is multifaceted, with both positive and negative interpretations depending on the context.

Negative Symbolism:

Sin and Corruption:

Leaven's ability to permeate and transform dough is likened to how sin can affect individuals and communities.

False Teaching and Hypocrisy:

In the New Testament, Yeshua uses leaven to warn against the corrupting influence of false teachings and hypocrisy, particularly those of the Pharisees and Sadducees.

Moral Decay in the Churches:

Leaven can also symbolize moral decay within the church, social media or a community.

Pride and Self-Importance:

In some interpretations, leaven represents pride and being full of oneself, which is the opposite of humility.

Positive Symbolism:

Transformative Power of the Kingdom of YHVH:

In the parable of the leaven, Yeshua uses it to illustrate how the Kingdom of YHVH will spread and transform the world.

Positive Influence of YHVH's Kingdom:

Some see leaven as a symbol of the positive influence of YHVH's Kingdom, which can permeate and change everything it comes into contact with.

Hidden Potential for Good:

Just as yeast is hidden in dough, the power of YHVH's Kingdom is present and can grow to transform the world.

Thought for Today: Friday July 04

Throughout eternity there will be an intimate relationship between the Moshiach and His people. He will be the Lamb Who is in the midst of the Throne, and He shall lead them to fountains of living waters. With this great certainty and assurance, the future holds no terror we cannot face. Beyond the crisis lies heaven and the utopia of our dreams. Thus, the believer should never be filled with fear, discouragement or despondency. Ahead of us is heaven, an eternal Kingdom with an everlasting King – the Most-High, the Creator, the Owner, the Love of our future.

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Spelt is a beloved ancient grain known for its mild, nutty flavor and nourishing qualities. With a more digestible gluten structure and golden, plump berries, it’s a fresh-milling favorite for wholesome, back-to-basics baking.

Why use spelt?
✨ Packed with protein, fiber & essential minerals like iron & magnesium
✨ Easier to digest than modern wheat (though not gluten-free)
✨ Rich in niacin (vitamin B3) for heart and circulatory health
✨ High in complex carbs & B vitamins for lasting energy
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