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OF A CLIQUE - HOW ARE YOU TREATING YHWH? (2)

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Original (longer) Version from 2020 To God Almighty be the Power, and the Honor and the Glory forever and ever Amen! Hallelujah!!! This is another hard teaching that God gave me as a result of my life’s disappointments, when I was attending a certain church.  He showed me so much while I was studying and writing this after I stopped attending "the brick and mortar churches".  This teaching is inspired by the Holy Spirit.  I know it will bless at least some of you, but never the less... it is the Word of God .  It is my strongest desire to teach and admonish only in God's Love. I also put in just about all the scriptures so that you could conveniently read them herein. However... don't take MY word for it..... study them for yourselves... in your own Bible... I use the King James Version as, at the time of this writing, it is the closest to the original text. It is a long teaching... about as long as if you were in church listening to your pastor's s...

When Words Break, Everything Follows

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Today, We are basically talking about Isaiah 5 while stressing verses 20-24 I’m sure many of you have watched the movie Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. On the train headed to Hogwarts, Harry shows Ron the scar on his forehead, from the curse Voldemort cast when he tried to kill baby Harry, and Ron just says “wicked,” like it’s something exciting instead of something terrifying. That moment has always stayed with me because it shows how easily meaning can shift in the way we speak, how something heavy can be re-labeled as something light, and how quickly language can start to drift away from reality without people even noticing it happening. That connects deeply with something God speaks through Isaiah, where the issue is not just behavior, but what happens when truth itself stops anchoring how people see and describe the world around them, and when God is no longer the reference point for how meaning is understood. The passage begins with something carefully built, a vineyard...