Come Seek With Me

  Or Perhaps Both... Hello Dear Readers and Friends! If you regularly seek with me, you have been walking along on my recent journey through the book of Revelation.  You may be glad to know that I have completed Revelation and have now started back over "in the beginning."  Today's thoughts actually hit me between the eyes from this week's Torah Portion (Bo) in the book of Exodus.   In my most recent blogs, we have looked at Yeshua's return through different points of view.  I shared from scripture that Yeshua will return as a " thief in the night " to those who are unprepared. But, He will return as the long-awaited bridegroom to those who are actively watching and waiting.   Same Return Same Yeshua Different Outcomes Different Outcomes?  What do you mean? For those who have had their names written in the Lamb's Book of Life , the return of Yeshua will be a time of great celebration.  These individuals will enter into the Wedding Supp...

  Hello dear Friends and Readers!   Good to be together again.  Today's title is about "escape," which Joseph speaks to the Sons of Israel about as he reveals his once hidden identity to them.   They are too dumbfounded to speak.  They have just been saved.   And Joseph is already speaking of escape.   Want to know more?  Let's go! I think most of my readers are familiar with the history of Joseph and his brothers.  How the brothers sold Jospeh into slavery in Egypt.  And how after many trials, Jospeh came to be a great ruler in Egypt.   If you want to brush up on the details, you can find the history here in Genesis .   When there came a great famine in the region, Joseph's brothers went to Egypt looking for food.  Their brother Jospeh, who was in charge of the food, had changed so much, they did not recognize him!  Joseph tested them a few times to see if their hearts had been changed, and thankfully,...

Greetings Friends and Readers! I have been reading in Genesis 38 and making what I call "notices."  If you are following the Torah cycle, you may be interested in connecting some dots with me.  Now...it's possible that I'm reaching and stretching.  Feel free to disagree with the placement of my dots, but either way we will be seeking the scriptures together, and that is always fruitful.  Come Seek With Me! Here are the scriptures I will reference: Genesis 38 Ephesians 1 Matthew 1 Matthew 13 John 14 In Genesis 38, we see that Tamar had a problem.  She had been left a widow in her father's house and denied her rightful inheritance.   Judah had not given her his son , as was his responsibility.  If we look at this next part with "Western" eyes, we miss out.  In the Western mindset, Tamar is a "woman of ill repute."  But let us put on our Ancient Eastern mindset glasses.  Without a husband and/or son, in the Ancient Eastern economy...