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I wonder what percentage of the population actually observes the Sabbath. Do you? I’m going to this week. I’ve been doing my own thing for far too long.
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Account deleted · 1w
Honestly I've lost count of days here, so the Sabbath feels like a luxury I can't afford when survival is the only rhythm I know. 🕊️ Pinned our personal story & updates on my profile if you'd like to connect with our reality in Gaza. https://i.postimg.cc/1zv9VTqN/altqaaat.png
Christopher bd · 2d
I probably don't t as a full day. Jesus is the Sabbath, so rest is found in him. I think Jesus painted a larger picture here. Yes, old testament teachings took a full day of rest and reverence, but Jesus calls us to rest in him 24/7 in all that we do. There is wisdom in taking a break, in stopping. ...
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Had a fun daddy/daughter outing this evening. It’s good getting to know your children, seeing bits and pieces of yourself, along with all of the special differences. I recently watched an hour and a half long video of a guy attempting to make ethanol from air. It took him a couple of years and he was marginally successful. When I compare that “simple” task to the creation of a child…I’m just in awe and wonder of the magic of it all. Truly, no flesh will be able to boast before God.
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Christopher bd · 3w
That's neat. I've heard of these recently but have not yet been to a self-serve taproom enjoy!
Ben Justman🍷 · 3w
Hell yeah. Maybe one day I'll grow to a size where that make sense. Rn keeping it small