The wake up call. You're right Rabbi. When I first started, it was kinda like that first hour or so after waking up, I might be up and making coffee and getting ready but it's not quite time to work, once I get to work it's like a second wake up, like let's do this.
Other Messianics are tell people We can't do the feasts until we return to our inheritance 2 Chronicles 30 Ezra 6 Deut 12 & 16 Acts 18:21 Daniel 10:1-4 We don't have calendar, we don't have temple, and God didn't put his name in our local places, that's why we don't celebrate the feasts! What is your take on this ?
I read that we are to remember not to celebrate. Having His Word written in our brain and on our hearts is what is counts. We need to understand what the feasts are about! If it's possible to assemble, assemble, where two or more gather... Calendars are easy to find. The letter of the law isn't as important as the intent of the law. Shalom
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I'm so grateful for you Rabbi Steve, this is so encouraging.🙌🙌
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Thank you. I enjoy your honesty and blunt way of waking us up. I needed this.
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The wake up call. You're right Rabbi. When I first started, it was kinda like that first hour or so after waking up, I might be up and making coffee and getting ready but it's not quite time to work, once I get to work it's like a second wake up, like let's do this.
Other Messianics are tell people We can't do the feasts until we return to our inheritance
2 Chronicles 30
Ezra 6
Deut 12 & 16
Acts 18:21
Daniel 10:1-4
We don't have calendar, we don't have temple, and God didn't put his name in our local places, that's why we don't celebrate the feasts! What is your take on this ?
I read that we are to remember not to celebrate. Having His Word written in our brain and on our hearts is what is counts. We need to understand what the feasts are about! If it's possible to assemble, assemble, where two or more gather... Calendars are easy to find. The letter of the law isn't as important as the intent of the law. Shalom