There are two kinds of believers, the Wheat and then the Tares which are amoung the Wheat. Tares appears to be “the real thing”, but can be very poisonous to interact with as it will contaminate the mind and pure faith of the True Believer in YaHUsha Messiah.
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YaHUsha often called Himself “Son of Man”. This very short video of Bible Project explains how it was first used in Daniel and why it was then so often used by YaHUsha in the New Testament when referring to Himself.
Die Apostel Johannes is telkens wanneer hy die pen opneem daarop uit om JaHUsha as Verlosser se identiteit uit te lig vanuit Gen. 1. Dit kom na vore in Joh. 1, 1 Joh. 1, Open. 1 en Open. 21 – 22 waar JaHUsha se prominente eienskappe beklemtoon word, nl. …
Volg saam die geïnspireerde verband tussen diè spesifieke skrifgedeeltes.
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Ps. 38:4 For mine iniquities are gone over mine head: as an heavy burden they are too heavy for me.
One of the first things we noticed in Palestine, and we could scarcely believe our eyes, was the enormous loads carried by the porter or “atal”.
You can scarcely understand unless you have seen these burdens yourself. We have several times seen a single porter carry an ordinary piano on his back for quite a distance. His piled up burden very often extends far beyond his head. After the burden has been placed on the porter’s back, he cannot easily lay it down until he has reached his destination.
When he becomes desperately weary and must have a little rest, he calls a wayfarer, and the latter just stoops down under the load for a few minutes, takes the weight of the burden from the weary porter, and gives him a short rest.
This is what Galatians 6:2 means …
“Bear ye one another’s burdens …”
In the same chapter and the fifth verse we read …
“… for every man shall bear his own burden.”
That sounds like a contradiction, but not so.
In our Greek Testament in verse two we have the word “baros”, meaning the very heavy burden like the porter carries; in verse five we have this word “phortion”, the light burden that any person might carry in his hand.
The Word of God is telling us that Christians must be ready to get under another’s heavy load and give him a little rest, he must not throw his own lawful burdens upon others, he must carry the light ones alone.
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From: STRANGE SCRIPTURES THAT PERPLEX THE WESTERN MIND, Clarified in the Light of Customs and Conditions in Bible Lands, by Barbara M. Bowen, Second Edition 1940.
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Om Shavuot te verstaan moet ons heeltemal teruggaan na die Aartsvaders in Genesis en sien hoedat dit opbouend ‘n verband het met Gen. 28, 32, 35, Ex. 19, Hand. 2 en Open. 21 – 22.
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What is the “Vessel of honor”? Well, let us go back to the pottery and ask to buy a vessel. The potter will ask, “Do you want to carry it to the fountain? Then you must bear a vessel of honor”. In Jeremiah 22:28 we read of a vessel called “empty of pleasure.” This is the vessel beside the vessel of honor on the bench.
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What were the Shepherd’s rod and staff of Psalm 23:4? The rod was for the protection of the sheep and the staff was to assist the sheep tenderly out of a difficult space. “Thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me.”
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Torah of Messiah / Messias se Torah 