Tag: Saul

Ready for restoration? (Deuteronomy 32)

Post author By Daniel
Post date September 22, 2018
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At times we can feel so lost or out of control that there seems to be no way back to normal. The “lyrics” of the “Song of Moshe” (Moses), recorded in the Torah reading Ha’azinu (Deuteronomy 32), foretold of a time when Israel would wander so far from the One Who freed them from slavery in Mitzraim (Egypt) that the would appear to be lost forever.

While this is not an uplifting number, Israel is commanded to memorize it. That’s because the song shows the only way they would be able to return to the LORD.

Let’s find out more about why the redeemed from the world on the Day of the LORD will be singing the Song of Moshe and the Song of the Lamb (Rev. 15:3–4).

Tags David, Deuteronomy, Deuteronomy 32, Gibeonites, Moab, Parashat Ha'azinu, Saul, Song of Moshe/Moses

Apostolic Writings Discussions

Acts 9:1-31 — God turns Sha’ul from ‘bulldog’ to preacher

Post author By Jeff
Post date March 21, 2009

Sha’ul (Saul) encounters the true Messiah, Yeshua, while traveling to Damascus to arrest His followers. Over more than a dozen years, God transforms the “bulldog” of traditional Judaism of the time into one of the most powerful witnesses of Messiah Yeshua in the Roman empire.

Tags Acts of the Apostles, Arabia, conversion, Saul, teshuvah

Discussions Prophets and Writings

1st Samuel 8 — Israel rejects the LORD as king

Post author By Daniel
Post date January 24, 2009

The LORD predicted this time would come, when His people would tire of His leadership and representative government with occasional leadership via judges and prophets. Sadly, the LORD allows His people to make a huge mistake in putting their trust in a dictator rather than Him, with the aim of finally establishing the ultimate in benevolent strong leadership, the Messiah.