Shalom and welcome to Rabbi Trails
The hope for this blog is that I can provide some food for
thought to those who seek a more intimate relationship with Yahweh. The coming
times prophesied throughout the Scriptures tell us that we have only one place
of safety, in His holy presence; ie, “in the shelter of His arms”. Yahweh has
provided instruction regarding entering that holy place. The requirements are
not that hard but they are very demanding of us as a people.
There are several areas of our lives in which Yahweh wants
total surrender to His Ruach. First and foremost He wants us to surrender our
tongue to guidance of His Word. In my
opinion, the greatest damage to the restoration of Returning Israel, is the
rampant Lashon Hara being expressed each day.
Messianic Synagogues, home study groups, and even family Bible studies
are being ripped apart by ill spoken words. I know, many times the guilty
parties argue that what is said is “the truth” as if that is the only criteria
required by Torah. The creation of strife is considered an abomination by
Yahweh, yet oftentimes the people will not consider the consequences of their
words in creating such strife.
Over many years of study, I have come to believe that there
are some things that a Believer can do to help avoid the sin of Lashon Hara.
Over the next few weeks I will be addressing those areas that we as Believers
need to examine regarding our personal lives and also the relationship we have
with our fellow Israelites.
I will emphatically state that there is absolutely no way a
person can come into the holy presence of Yahweh if he is creating strife among
the brethren, regardless of the reason. We are commanded to be a light, not a
lightning rod. The Adversary is working full time to destroy the Messianic
gathering of Yahweh’s people and their return to the Torah lifestyle. On a
regular basis we are hearing of splits among the Assemblies caused by some
individual (s) pride or a desire to have
a few minutes of personal glory.
The purpose of the blog will be to challenge each of us to
examine our lives daily to make sure that we have subjected ourselves to the
guidance of the Ruach HaKodesh. Rather than be a tool to make you feel good, I
hope to often make you very uncomfortable spiritually. Having said that, I hope
you will stick with me as we examine our need to do teshuva, commit to a time
of daily personal prayer, set aside time each day for liturgy as well as
Scripture reading and study.
If Yahweh is calling you back to His Torah, He has a task
for you in the restoration He is starting. We must seek His glory rather than
our personal glory. He demands a lot of His people but the blessings are beyond
comprehension if we will simply submit to His Word.
Join me as the Rabbi Trail attempts to lead us to the Narrow
Path of the Master.
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