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October 28
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Calling all warriors and intercessors 🗣️

Yeshua taught on the power of agreement in Matthew 18 that if two are in agreement on a matter, we can ask our Father in Heaven and He shall answer! (paraphrased) That is so powerful to me! 
I believe that when we come into agreement concerning the needs on your Prayer Wall, He will answer, so please take a moment to pray over these requests. There are people counting on our help in prayer and agreement. After you pray please click the 'I prayed...' button. This sends them an email to let them know someone has their back!
Thanks in advance, mishpocha. 

https://prayer.aroodawakening.tv/

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October 28
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Encouraging Word of the Week ✨

His Righteousness!

Hebrew: Yehovah-Tsidkenu…yeh-ho-vaw' tsid-kay'-noo

 Psa 145:7 

They send forth the remembrance of Your great goodness, And they sing of Your righteousness.

October 26
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Verse of the Week: John 1:5

"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." (John 1:5)

From the very beginning, Yehovah has been separating light from darkness. In Genesis, He spoke light into existence, and throughout Scripture, that light represents His truth, righteousness, and presence. John reveals that this light has been made known to us through Yeshua, the living Word of Yehovah. No matter how great the darkness becomes, it cannot extinguish the light of the Messiah.

We are living in a world where darkness is increasingly celebrated and righteousness is often rejected. Yet Scripture reminds us that this struggle is nothing new. The prophets warned of a time when evil would be called good and good would be called evil (Isaiah 5:20). As we approach the return of Yeshua, we should expect opposition to Yehovah's truth. However, our response must not be fear or compromise, but steadfast faithfulness to His Word.

Yeshua did not come to abolish the Torah, but to fulfill it (Matthew 5:17). His life demonstrated perfect obedience to the Father, showing us what it means to walk in righteousness. Psalm 119:105 declares that Yehovah's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. Walking in that light means more than simply acknowledging the truth. It means living according to His commandments, honoring His appointed times, and remaining faithful to His covenant.

The darkness may appear to be advancing, but it will never have the final victory. Yehovah has not forgotten His promises to Israel, nor has He abandoned those who remain faithful to Him. The same Yeshua who came as the Light of the world will return as the victorious King, establishing His righteous Kingdom from Jerusalem. Until that day, we are called to endure, remain obedient, and reflect His light in a world that desperately needs it.

So, this week, examine whether your life truly reflects the light of Yeshua. Are you allowing the pressures of this world to influence your walk, or are you standing firmly on the commandments of Yehovah? Spend time in His Word, seek to walk in obedience, and refuse to compromise His truth for the approval of others. Remember that darkness does not overcome light. As we remain faithful to Yehovah and follow the example of Yeshua, we can face the days ahead with courage, knowing that His promises are certain and His Kingdom is coming.

October 25

Shavua tov Torah fans... have a wonderful week! 🫶

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October 24

Saints on the sea of fire and glass

October 23
A) Information overload
14 %
B) Biased or agenda-driven content
57 %
C) Lack of trustworthy sources
14 %
D) Pressure to adopt the views of their peer group
50 %
14 votes
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October 23
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“He calms the storm, so that its waves are still.” -- Psalm 107:29

October 23
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Shabbat Shalom from Michael and the Ambassador Family!🍷🍞

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October 23
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Shalom, friends!

If we are walking in Yehovah's ways, why do we still face so many trials?

Walking in Yehovah's ways doesn't mean life will be free from difficulties. In fact, living according to His instructions in a world that follows very different values can bring unexpected challenges.

So, how should we respond when our faith is tested? And what can we learn from Abraham's example?

In this week's featured article, “The Children of Abraham Are Not Exempt from Trials,” we explore why adversity is not necessarily a sign of Yehovah's absence—and how remaining faithful through difficult times can strengthen our walk with Him.We invite you to read the article 📖 and share your thoughts!

Shalom and blessings from A Rood Awakening International!

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October 21
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In case you didn't know, we have a podcast called "From The Heart" that airs every Sunday. The Rood ladies are bringing it to the table, and we hope it will help women and men alike in their everyday walk with YHVH.  💝  Here's the link:

https://aroodawakening.tv/from-the-heart/