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Sunday, December 25, 2016

Jewish Vexation (משחית יהודי)



Are you Troubled, are you Annoyed, or are you affected? Read Isaiah 9 and see if you understand its meaning, and see if you can hear from HaShem or are you satisfied with mans understanding.

Isaiah 9Complete Jewish Bible (CJB)

(2) The people living in darkness
have seen a great light;
upon those living in the land that lies
in the shadow of death, light has dawned.
(3) You have enlarged the nation
and increased their joy;
they rejoice in your presence
as if rejoicing at harvest time,
the way men rejoice
when dividing up the spoil.
(4) For the yoke that weighed them down,
the bar across their shoulders,
and their driver’s goad
you have broken as on the day of Midyan[’s defeat].
(5) For all the boots of soldiers marching
and every cloak rolled in blood
is destined for burning,
fuel for the fire.
(6) For a child is born to us,
a son is given to us;
dominion will rest on his shoulders,
and he will be given the name
Pele-Yo‘etz El Gibbor
Avi-‘Ad Sar-Shalom
[Wonder of a Counselor, Mighty God,
Father of Eternity, Prince of Peace],
(7) in order to extend the dominion
and perpetuate the peace
of the throne and kingdom of David,
to secure it and sustain it
through justice and righteousness
henceforth and forever.
The zeal of Adonai-Tzva’ot
will accomplish this.
(8) Adonai sent a word to Ya‘akov,
and it has fallen on Isra’el.
(9) All the people know it,
Efrayim and the inhabitants of Shomron.
But they say in pride,
in the arrogance of their hearts,
(10) “The bricks have fallen,
but we will rebuild with cut stone;
the sycamore-fig trees have been chopped down,
but we will replace them with cedars.”
10 (11) So Adonai has raised up Retzin’s foes against him
and spurred on his enemies —
11 (12) Aram from the east, P’lishtim from the west;
and they devour Isra’el with an open mouth.
Even after all this, his anger remains,
his upraised hand still threatens.
12 (13) Yet the people do not turn to the one striking them,
they don’t seek Adonai-Tzva’ot.
13 (14) Therefore Adonai will cut off
Isra’el’s head and tail,
[tall] palm frond and [lowly] reed in a single day.
14 (15) The old and the honored are the head,
while prophets teaching lies are the tail.
15 (16) For those leading this people lead them astray,
and those led by them are destroyed.
16 (17) Therefore Adonai takes no joy in their young men
and has no compassion on their orphans and widows;
for everyone is ungodly and does evil,
every mouth speaks foolishly.
Even after all this, his anger remains,
his upraised hand still threatens.
17 (18) For wickedness burns like fire,
it devours briars and thorns;
it sets the forest underbrush ablaze,
with clouds of smoke whirling upward.
18 (19) The anger of Adonai-Tzva’ot
is burning up the land;
the people, too, are fuel for the fire —
no one spares even his brother.
19 (20) The one on the right grabs but stays hungry,
the one on the left eats but is unfilled.
Everyone devours his own arm’s flesh —
20 (21) M’nasheh devours Efrayim;
and Efrayim, M’nasheh;
while together they oppose Y’hudah.
Even after all this, his anger remains,
his upraised hand still threatens.
Complete Jewish Bible (CJB)
Copyright © 1998 by David H. Stern. All rights reserved.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Alef - Tav












א (Alef)

TEHILLIM (Psalms) 119

1-2

How happy are those whose way of life is blameless, who live by the Torah of Adonai!
How happy are those who observe His instruction, who seek Him wholeheartedly!

3-4

They do nothing wrong but live by His ways. You laid down your precepts for us to observe with care.

5-6

May my ways be steady in observing your laws, then I will not be put to shame, since I will have fixed my sight on all your mitzvot.

7-8

I thank you with a sincere heart as I learn your righteous rulings. I will observe your laws; don't completley abandon me!


ת (Tav)

Psalm 119

169 -170

Let my cry come before you, Adonai; in keeping with your word, give me understanding.
Let my prayer come before you; in keeping with your promise, rescue me.

171 -172

Let my lips speak praise, because you teach me your laws.
Let my tongue sing of your promise, because all your mitzvot are righteous.

173 - 174

Let your hand be ready to help me, because I choose your precepts.
I long for your deliverance, Adonai; and your Torah is my delight.

175 - 176

Let me live and I will prasie you; let your rulings help me. I strayed like a lost sheep; seek out your servant; for I do not forget your mitzvot.


Reference: Complete Jewish Bible (Jewish New Testament Publications)


Come on people, you see what is going on in the world today, will you be ready when He comes for you, or will you be caught of your guard by having fell asleep listening to the mindless chatter of the lawless. And hear the words from the Messiah who will say, "Be gone from me I never knew you".

Baruch HaShem
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