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 How great GOD is?! Your best idea is not even close. He is so perfect, He is so wise, He is so full of love.   And He is so in love  with you. HE is also  just, kind, and zealous for  HIS Plans to be fully accomplished in you and HIS world. Get to know GOD, yet

always remember that HE is GOD; show HIM the respect that HE is due, in love.  Do not misunderstand HIM, and do not pretend to fully understand HIM. Yet HE is consistent, and HIS essential Character does not change. Walk away from HIM, will means death; yours. Walk towards HIM and with HIM; and live.  Choose wisely.

not the enemy ( Ephesians 4:27, Luke 10:18).  3. Don’t continue to talk with your mouth; respect him/her that way, as necessary, and look for another time (Ecclesiastes 3:7) to talk with  them. But continue to speak with them in your spirit and with your mind,

you have something to say and the person doesn’t want to hear it? Several options. 1. Just keep talking anyway. Say what you need to say.   2. At the same time, tell satan and the demonic to be muzzled and get off this person and you; you’re in charge here,

from places where they can ‘hear’ you better. Continue to speak to them and tell satan to leave and never return. You’re in charge here, through CHRIST. Greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world. 1 John 4:4. You’ll be glad one day, that you did.  Honor GOD; help people.

together. An interesting note is that in The original Hebrew Text, some letters were smaller, some were larger, with purpose. Here, The initial letter “Sof”, of the initial word is larger. This magnifies the importance of the word, its meaning and message.

Thus, with the word being in the emphatic position (the first word) of this sentence, it is additionally magnified by enlarging It. Now The Letter itself means: “ to support”. Thus, this final word is most important and is designed to give great support. Now read it, with this in view, as seen now, through Hebrew eyes.

Today is in Ecclesiastes 12:13, which in The original Hebrew, starts out with the words: “Sof davar”, literally, the final word. In English, this would be “The last thing”, “finally, “ “Lastly”. The sense is this: this is the final word, the summation, this puts it all

Your Hebrew Lesson

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