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As A Disciple of Yeshua We Must Desire The “Red Stuff”
This week’s Torah Reading is found in Genesis 25:19 thru Genesis 28:9 I confess I don’t like this portion of Genesis where it deals with Jacob’s manipulation of Esau and the stealing of his birthright. While reading this passage this … Continue reading
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Love and Marriage Goes Together Like Horse and Carriage
This past week’s Torah Reading was in Genesis 24. It shares the difference between a Hebrew Understanding of Love and Marriage and a Greek understanding. Isaac took his bride into his mother’s tent. All this time Sarah’s tent had been … Continue reading
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The Eighth Biblical Month of Chesvan
Tonight at sundown begins the eighth Biblical month of Cheshvan. Eight is the Hebrew number for New Beginnings. Two weeks ago I had a headache for 7 days. Little did I know I was experiencing an aneurysm. We went to … Continue reading
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Shabbat and Millennium Reign of Christ
The Day that is Entirely Sabbath: God created the heavens and the earth in six days, and on the seventh day He rested. Each Sabbath may be likened unto a down payment on the Messianic Era. We rest on Shabbat … Continue reading
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Feasts of Tabernacles Is a Reminder of the Eternal not Temporal
It has been difficult for me to focus this week on Feasts of Tabernacles since I continue to deal with an intense headache with pounding throbbing pain of 8-10 level unless I lay down in a dark room. It has … Continue reading
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Tagged Covenant, faithfulness, Jireh, manna, materialsim, provision, Sukkot, Tabernacles, wilderness
Yeshua at the Center of Feast of Tabernacles in Old and New Testament
Last night at sundown/moon up began the Feast of Tabernacles which goes for 8 days through September 30th. This is the Great Feast which John refers to in John chapter 7, the one where Yeshua/Jesus is attending with His disciples. … Continue reading
Yom Kippur and The Book of Life
The Book of Life Jews for Jesus “May your name be inscribed in the Book of Life” is the most common greeting for the New Year of 5779. From the time of Moses onward, the roll call of the redeemed … Continue reading
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