Anyone who has followed my blog long enough, will know that I have written at various times about how obedience shows the Triune God that we love Him! Blog posts such as: Genesis 22: Obedience Leads to Blessings: Exodus 19:5 Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice, and keep my covenant, then ye shallRead More…
Subtitle: And From Where Do You Draw Your Peace? I wish to share two blog articles I wrote, roughly a year apart from each other. One addressed the Ebola scare in the fall of 2014, while the other one was looking down the pipe at world events, tell-tale signs of what we are now seeingRead More…
Numbers 18:20 And the LORD spake unto Aaron, Thou shalt have no inheritance in their land, neither shalt thou have any part among them: I am thy part and thine inheritance among the children of Israel. During a time when, as Israel was stumbling quite badly getting into the groove of all God had justRead More…
Not all firsts mentioned in the Torah were beneficial firsts. There was the first murder in Genesis, the first turning away to another god in Exodus, the first act of strange fire in Leviticus, and now the first act of openly railing against one of God’s anointed here in Numbers. Each of these unfortunate firstsRead More…
For everything there is a purpose, and a time and season under the heaven. This is a slight paraphrase to a well-known passage out of Ecclesiastes, and a nod to the song popular back in the late 60’s/early ’70’s, Turn Turn Turn. I bring this up today, because of having landed in Leviticus 25. LeviticusRead More…
priestLeviticus 17: 14 . . . for the life of all flesh is the blood thereof: . . . Although Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday are now past for another year, their significance in the life of every believer from that day till now, continues to be felt! As I continue my reading in Leviticus,Read More…
As I sit down to write, my adrenal fatigue is in high form, complete with trouble cooking a simple dinner and breaking into tears praying at the dinner table. The gentleness of the natural health regimen I can afford isn’t enough to combat some situations and today happened to be one of them. I wokeRead More…
In my devotional gallivanting one time, I ran across this verse: Isaiah 45:3 And I will give thee the treasures of darkness, and hidden riches of secret places, that thou mayest know that I, the LORD, which call thee by thy name, am the God of Israel. Many times, people associate the concept of darknessRead More…
Perhaps its timely as we get closer to Passover and Resurrection Sunday, that I would find myself going through Leviticus now in my personal devotions. The past few chapters have outlined various sacrifices for various situations both for the people, and for the priesthood in how they would carry out their duties. When we comeRead More…
“I Choose Hope” by Nikki Abramson is an eye-opener to say the least. (paid link to the left) This is a story of struggle, a story of frustration, a story of questions without answers, and yet also a story of encouragement, a story of the stabilizing power of faith in Jesus Christ, and a storyRead More…
