Ten Commandments
... Confession of Faith *Deuteronomy 6 *“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” *The Shema emphasizes a personal relationship between the believer and God *Equality of all before God *God is ONE – ...
... Confession of Faith *Deuteronomy 6 *“Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength.” *The Shema emphasizes a personal relationship between the believer and God *Equality of all before God *God is ONE – ...
Ce - The Teaching Ministry of Jay Mack
... misses the spiritual mark that ADONAI has placed before us. It is important to note that Isra’el was not called to convert to a different religion or a different God; but rather, to turn around and come back to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Mattityahu uses the phrase, the kingdom of Heaven ra ...
... misses the spiritual mark that ADONAI has placed before us. It is important to note that Isra’el was not called to convert to a different religion or a different God; but rather, to turn around and come back to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Mattityahu uses the phrase, the kingdom of Heaven ra ...
Sh`mini - Temple Beth El
... pleading from Aaron asking how could this happen. He remains silent. There was no added explanation from God. He remains silent. Did Aaron accept God’s decree without protest? Was his anguish too great for him to put into words? Did he resist temptation to express his emotion? If he had, would it ha ...
... pleading from Aaron asking how could this happen. He remains silent. There was no added explanation from God. He remains silent. Did Aaron accept God’s decree without protest? Was his anguish too great for him to put into words? Did he resist temptation to express his emotion? If he had, would it ha ...
File
... Judaism is a monotheistic religion, meaning its followers believe in only one God. Judaism traces its origins back to Abraham, a man born in Mesopotamia in approximately 2000 BC. He was one of the first people to profess the belief in a single God, even though the society in which he lived worshippe ...
... Judaism is a monotheistic religion, meaning its followers believe in only one God. Judaism traces its origins back to Abraham, a man born in Mesopotamia in approximately 2000 BC. He was one of the first people to profess the belief in a single God, even though the society in which he lived worshippe ...
