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A Torah thought for this week …
Parashat Toldot
B’resheet/Genesis 26:14 And he had riches of the flock and riches of cattle and a great household of servants; and the Philistines envied him.
Why did the Philistines envy Yitz’khak? Do people envy you as a follower of Yeshua? How can we encourage the Jewish people to be jealous of our relationship with Him? Read more here …
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In the 1980s Dan Juster, a leader in the burgeoning Messianic movement, was challenged by a friend regarding the restoration of the Church by five fold leadership (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers). He began to gain a vision for the restored unity of the Body of Believers, and the foundations for restoration began to grow.
Many years later, the Tikkun America network now represents over 30 congregations and ministries in North America and is part of the broader Tikkun Global Family.
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Redeemed by a Redeemer
As part three of this article series and the examination of difficult lessons from Job, we will now focus on Job himself. While I want to address some of the most quoted parts of Job, again I think we sometimes draw out only part of the lesson. When Job suffers and still responds well, it is far better than many of us do. So perhaps we should be more circumspect before we ‘feel like Job’ in our suffering. Then when Job makes a mistake and justifies himself, perhaps we should be more hesitant to claim our own innocence or righteousness in a situation. Job did a lot right, so when he did something wrong, the lesson became for us much clearer.
Through the book, we can tell that Job’s initial response was at least still faithful to Adonai (Job 1:21-22, 2:9-10), even though he was in great suffering. At the end of the book, Adonai restores Job double of all that he had lost. So, what happened in between?
Read the whole article here: Issue 64
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WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Redeemed by a Redeemer
As part three of this article series and the examination of difficult lessons from Job, we will now focus on Job himself. While I want to address some of the most quoted parts of Job, again I think we sometimes draw out only part of the lesson. When Job suffers and still responds well, it is far better than many of us do. So perhaps we should be more circumspect before we ‘feel like Job’ in our suffering. Then when Job makes a mistake and justifies himself, perhaps we should be more hesitant to claim our own innocence or righteousness in a situation. Job did a lot right, so when he did something wrong, the lesson became for us much clearer.
Through the book, we can tell that Job’s initial response was at least still faithful to Adonai (Job 1:21-22, 2:9-10), even though he was in great suffering. At the end of the book, Adonai restores Job double of all that he had lost. So, what happened in between?
Read the whole article here: Issue 64
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