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Prayer is the heartbeat of discipleship. It deepens our relationship with God, aligning our hearts with His will. Through prayer, we find strength, wisdom, and guidance for our journey, allowing us to reflect the Messiah in our daily lives. It’s not just about asking for help but about listening to God’s voice, growing in faith, and understanding His Word. As we pray, we intercede for others, build a community of believers, and cultivate a spirit of humility and dependence on God. Whether in quiet moments or shared in groups, prayer transforms us from within, shaping us into true disciples of the Messiah. Let’s make prayer the foundation of our walk with Him! ? #discipleship #prayer #faithjourney #spiritualgrowth

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Ministry isn't about titles or recognition—it's about humbly serving others with love and compassion. Whether in small acts of kindness or leading a community, a servant's heart reflects Christ's love in action. It's about putting others' needs before your own, listening more than speaking, and being a vessel of grace. In every role, let your heart be shaped by a desire to serve, to uplift, and to make a difference. True ministry flows from a place of humility and dedication, embodying the essence of a servant's heart. #servantsheart #ministry

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What is your concept of God (Elohim)?

God (Elohim) is composed of:

1 person - Yah, the Father alone

2 persons - Yah and Yeshua

3 persons - Trinity - Father, Son, Holy Spirit

many persons - Family - Currently the Father and Son - In the future, human beings from the first resurrection

Other (please comment below)

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A new can of worms, I see you have opened. ?

This is my understanding and I am open to discussions, as always.

1. Father was first.
2. Yeshua was begotten from Father.
3. Father has no wife. There is no goddess!
4. Yeshua is therefore a 100% "genetic" (so to speak) version of Father. "If you have seen Me then you have seen the Father".
5. Yeshua calls Father His Father, prays to Him, doesn't know everything Father knows, only does what He has seen Father do, aren't in the same place all the time, etc. so they are distinctly two beings.
6. They aren't two phases/incarnations/modes of the same being, as that would invalidate point 5 and require Scriptural hopscotch to make it work.

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I decided to do this poll when I shared the latest Triumph In Truth home worship video to someone who strongly disagreed with what he preached.

For those who want to know about the Family doctrine in the poll, that is mostly taught by Church of God groups that are offshoots of the late Herbert W. Armstrong.

I used to believe that God is a Trinity. Then I believed that God is composed of the Father and Son. I now believe that God is composed of the Father alone, but still believe that Yeshua is the Son of God and Messiah. This matches the Jewish understand of God that the Scriptures explicitly teach.

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With the exception that Elohim doesn’t translate to or from God, YHWH our Elohim. YHWH is One.
With no partners or parts.
Yeshua is Ben Elohim. Thus also Elohim. It’s complicated. But not trinitarian complicated. Or binary complicated. More linguistically complicated.

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#wordsofjesus is #wordsofwisdom and gives #life #eternallife

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"When the righteous turneth from his righteousness, and committeth iniquity, he shall even die thereby.

But if the wicked return from his wickedness, and do that which is lawful and right, he shall live thereby."

Eze 33

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Lazarus and the New Mixed Multitude: The New Covenant was inaugurated with a mixed multitude just like the Old... but you have to know Torah to see it!

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So Ahaz sent messengers to Tiglath-pileser king of Assyria, saying, “I am your servant and your son. Come up and rescue me from the hand of the king of Syria and from the hand of the king of Israel, who are attacking me.”
2 Kings 16:7

In Isaiah 7, God promised Ahaz that he would defend Judah. There was no need to ally with Assyria. Ahaz refused to listen, though, and treated God and his Temple with contempt.

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[Ahaz] walked in the way of the kings of Israel. He even burned his son as an offering, according to the despicable practices of the nations whom YHWH drove out before the people of Israel.
2 Kings 16:3

It's not clear whether Ahaz actually sacrificed his child or performed some kind of dedication ritual involving fire. In either case, it was idolatrous and wicked, and human sacrifice has been a feature of almost all pagan religions throughout history.

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