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Nick Liebenberg
Nick Liebenberg

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Thought for Today: Friday October 03

The world getting worse! Is satan working more furiously today than ever before? To many observers this certainly seems to be the case. Take the record of the last century, two world wars and other conflicts that killed more people than all previous wars combined; Jewish people killed in the holocaust; Iraq and Lebanese people slaughtered for the “so-called” democracy; more believers martyred for their faith in our Moshiach than at any other time in history. So, why will it be like this? The reason: the Bible says, is because satan will lash out in one final burst of fury, seeking with all his might to block our Moshiach’s Victory.

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Jerry Mitchell
Jerry Mitchell

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New episode, Yes, I’m Going To Say This. Listen where you get your favorite podcasts, use the player on our homepage, watch on You Tube, Rumble or The Torah Network’s Torah Tube.

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Caleb Lussier
Caleb Lussier

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Steve Caswell
Steve Caswell

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Caleb Lussier
Caleb Lussier

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Hein Zentgraf
Hein Zentgraf

Weak and strong

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Caleb Lussier
Caleb Lussier

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Garth Grenache
Garth Grenache

Let Thy Kingdom Come! Firstling's Cover

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What do you get when father and son work together, each with their own AI? 😁🙏🏻 HalleluYah, Praise God! I hope you like it 😀 I sure do 😊

Let Thy Kingdom Come!
by Dr Garth Grenache
(Reggae cover by Firstling)
2025:10:2
https://youtube.com/shorts/zKs....0Rcydtfo?si=Ur_ewQht

[Verse 1]
Father Yah in Sky
Thy great name, set apart!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 2]
Darkness in our land!
All the world, in its hand!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 3]
Let thy will become;
As in sky, so on earth.
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 4]
Come to judge the world!
Save our souls, God of old!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Chorus]
We seek thy righteousness,
And thy eternal hand.
Oh save thy Yis-ra-’el
Restore them to the Land.
When nations gather ’round
Then thou shalt take thy stand.
Thy Son with flashing sword
Subdueth every band.

[Verse 5]
Thanks O Father Yah!
Love for aye, we bless thee!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 6]
Everlasting reign!
Wonders strong, signs amaze!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 7]
Overpow’ring all,
Mighty hand, none can stop!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Verse 8]
Thee O Yah we praise!
Humble thou, all the proud!
Let thy kingdom come!

[Chorus]
We seek thy righteousness,
And thy eternal hand.
Oh save thy Yisra’el
Restore them to the Land.
When nations gather ’round
Then thou shalt take thy stand.
Thy Son with flashing sword
Subdueth every band.

[Outro]
Hallelu Yah!
Hallelu, Ya-hw-wa!
Let thy kingdom come!
Hallelu Yah!
Hallelu, Ya-hw-wa!
Let thy kingdom come!

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Nick Liebenberg
Nick Liebenberg

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Just something to think about:

You are probably familiar with the words: “Baruch Atah Adonay” – which is usually translated to as: “Blessed are You YHVH”. But why are you blessing YHVH? He is Perfect and He does not need our blessing, so why are we blessing Him? The truth is that we are translating it wrong! The Hebrew word Baruch which is usually translated to blessed roots from the Biblical Hebrew word bricha which means a source of water. And water is always correlated to blessing. So truly, the word “Baruch” -- roots from the Hebrew word “source of blessing”. When we say “Baruch, Blessed are You YHVH”, what we are truly saying is “Source of all blessing are You YHVH”. Even deeper, the Zohar tells us that the word “Baruch” roots actually from the Hebrew word “hamavarich” which means to bring down. Thus, when we are saying the Hebrew word Baruch which we translate to blessed, we are actually saying: “Source of All Blessing” and we are bringing down that Source of All Blessing, the Elohiym of all Life to our lives every time we are saying this verse. So, whenever you say the Hebrew words “Baruch Atah Adonay” – instead of translating it to Blessed are You YHVH, -- start thinking and focusing on the fact that you are bringing down the Source of All Blessing, YHVH Himself, into your presence.

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Sven Maschke
Sven Maschke

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