Be honest! Despite the fact that Moses, our esteemed rabbi and the unparalleled leader who guided us out of Egypt, has departed from this earthly realm, the sacred Torah that the Lord bestowed upon him remains an eternal beacon of wisdom and guidance. It is incumbent upon each successive generation to embrace, study, and live according to these divine teachings, ensuring that the spiritual legacy of Moses continues to illuminate our paths and shape our destinies. As the Lord was with Moses, He is with us. John Calvin in his “Commentary on Joshua” wrote this:
“And in fact, the distrust
which arises from anxiety
kindles in us such tumultuous feelings that on the least appearance of danger,
we turmoil and miserably torment ourselves until we feel assured that God both
will be with us and more than suffice for our protection. And, indeed, while he
prescribes no other cure for our timidity, he reminds us that we ought to be
satisfied with his present aid.”(Pg. 15 Christian Classics Ethereal Library
We
must embrace divine blessings.
Complacency looses the potential riches that the Lord has in store for
us. If we did not, we still need to help
those who did. Only when we have rest can we then accept His blessings. We follow
Torah as guild each other in fellowship.
When the pagan sees the Lord he will either
choose to fight Omnipotence or bow. Though our live, we spread Him to the the
nations. Rabbi Dr. H Freedman wrote in Joshua for the book Joshua and
judges this, “When Israel is fulfills the will of the Omnipotent, His Name is
magnified to the world.” (Pg.9; 1950, Soncino Press) Though that, some choose
to embrace our faith.
The sign of our covenant with the Lord
must walk before us. Purify yourself for the Lord to walk among you. Those who
honor God find honor.
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