8. What time of day were the Israelites instructed to eat the Passover meal? Post your answer in the comments below
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8. What time of day were the Israelites instructed to eat the Passover meal? Post your answer in the comments below
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Encouraging Word of the Week ✨
Praise YAH for Healing!
Hebrew: "Rapha"
Psalm 103:1-5
Bless Yahovah, O my being, And all that is within me, Bless His set-apart Name!
Bless Yahovah, O my being, And do not forget all His dealings,
Who forgives all your crookedness, Who heals all your diseases,
Who redeems your life from destruction, Who crowns you with loving-commitment and compassion,
Who satisfies your desire with the good, Your youth is renewed like the eagle’s.
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Event 92-The issue of blood: The Chronological Gospels Bible
~Michael Rood~
Would love to hear what Ruach is showing you in this narrative! Please leave your comments.
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We all know that Hollywood is a perpetuator of all things evil and perverse. Most of these themes are obvious, and simple enough to avoid or at least be aware of. Because of the Spirit that lives in us and the understanding we have been given through the Word, we can discern good from evil according to YeHoVaH.
But what if there is a plot in their tactics that is even more sinister and sneaky than we realize?
For generations, the story of the gospel has been plagiarized by writers and directors. A hero gives his life sacrificially for an undeserving society, and somehow before the credits roll, he emerges from the smoke and flames, walking victorious and covered in battle wounds. We have seen this time and time again. This replaying of the gospel story, without giving credit where it is due, is bad enough.
But lately, we have seen more of an inversion of the true gospel of the kingdom than a simple retelling of it.
Increasingly, we see movies and series with talk of dimensions and other worlds crashing violently into the world and reality we know and love. There is some antagonist who is all powerful and seemingly undefeatable. He is the one telling everyone that the world they live in is evil and must come to an end.
In the end, some group of unexpected superheroes bands together and, against all odds, they stop this new world from crashing into their imperfect but beloved Earth. The bad guy is defeated and sent off into the netherworld and everyone gets to continue life happily ever after.
Upon closer inspection we see that this is a retelling, really a reversal, of the future second-coming of Yeshua and everything that we as believers hope in. We are awaiting a new heaven and a new earth; redemption coming on the clouds as King Yeshua rushes in to crush evil and establish a reign of true peace on the earth. And, ultimately, that means an end to the world as we know it.
This victorious king is a threat to the empires of man and Hollywood is working double time to condition the minds of man to reject the coming and eternal Kingdom. Have you noticed this as well?
This is the epitome of calling what is good evil and what is evil good. We have sure got our work cut out for us, saints!
The good news is, Hollywood is lying. There is no group of misfit teenagers with telepathic powers that will join together to stop Yeshua in his tracks. He is coming. And there is nothing that can stop him. Let's keep working to get as many people on the right side of this epic battle as possible.
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How long were the children of Israel in Egypt according to Exodus 12:40? Type your answer in the comments
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Verse of the Week: Deuteronomy 13:3
“You shall not listen to the words of that prophet or that dreamer of dreams, for Yehovah your God is testing you, to know whether you love Yehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul.”
One of the most sobering truths in Scripture is that the presence of supernatural power does not automatically prove the presence or approval of Yehovah.
Deuteronomy 13 establishes this principle with remarkable clarity. Israel was warned that even if a prophet gave a sign or wonder and that sign actually occurred, the people were still required to judge the prophet according to the revelation Yehovah had already given them. The miracle was not the standard. Torah was the standard.
This becomes increasingly important when we consider the warnings of Yeshua concerning the last days. Yeshua warned that false messiahs and false prophets would arise and perform great signs and wonders with the intention of deceiving even the elect. This is not a new concept introduced in the New Testament. Yeshua is reaffirming a pattern that Yehovah had already established in the Torah.
Deception, therefore, will not always look obviously evil. Some of the most dangerous deception may appear spiritual, powerful, convincing, and even miraculous.
This is precisely why disciples of Yeshua must become deeply rooted in the whole counsel of Scripture. We cannot allow experiences, charismatic personalities, traditions, theological systems, or miraculous claims to become the standard by which truth is measured. Everything must ultimately be brought back to what Yehovah has revealed.
Yeshua does not lead us away from the Torah of His Father. He embodies perfect covenant faithfulness. If our understanding of Yeshua requires us to believe that He encouraged Israel to abandon the commandments that Yehovah had given them, then something has gone seriously wrong with our interpretation.
The last days will require discernment, but biblical discernment is much more than having an opinion about current events. It means knowing Yehovah, knowing His Word, walking in His commandments, and refusing to be moved when something spectacular contradicts what He has already spoken.
The great question of Deuteronomy 13 is ultimately not whether we can identify every false prophet. The deeper question is whether we love Yehovah enough to remain faithful to Him when disobedience becomes convincing.
That is the kind of faithfulness Yeshua calls His people to possess. It is not merely intellectual agreement. It is covenant loyalty. It is obedience under pressure. It is endurance when deception becomes persuasive and compromise becomes easier than faithfulness.
So this week, let us examine what we use as our standard for truth. Are we being shaped primarily by personalities, traditions, experiences, and popular teachings, or are we becoming people who know the Torah, know the Prophets, know the words of Yeshua, and recognize the consistent testimony running through all of Scripture? Ask Yehovah to give us discernment, courage, and endurance so that no sign, wonder, teacher, or cultural pressure can persuade us to abandon His ways. May we become a people who love Yehovah with all our heart and soul, walk faithfully in His commandments, and remain loyal to Yeshua until the end.
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“Be still, and know that I am God.” -- Psalm 46:10
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Shabbat Shalom from the Ambassador Club Family! Love, Angie
"There remains therefore a rest to the people of YHVH."