Savlanut is the word for patience, used in the book of James. the L (lamed) in the middle stands for teaching in Hebrew. I mispronounced as sarvanut the first time learning, the word for reluctance/recalcitrance. This is an example where I was not ready to share/teach about it yet. Just as you mentioned around New Years, the point of praying over food is doing a favor to our Savior and ourselves by remembering him and what he has done for us. He is the vine. Deuteronomy says to write the reminders on your door posts, say them as you walk from here to there, when you lay down and rise up. Reminders are something to be thankful for. "Yisrael" spelled out means people who walk upright with the Lord. Another friendly reminder in plain sight. I shared your message from the Galations series with people at work and family/friends over the years. I still stand by it. The Lord's sense of humor is unmatched. The word for confusion is in the word for city. The wall/barrier you spoke about at 14:10 could be a whole series. The two first sentences I learned in Hebrew were the ones Christ said all the law and prophets hang on. I haven't stopped digging, and now one of my favorite teachers might be concerned that I am lost in the roots. Thank you for all the reminders over the years. Amen (So it is)
Savlanut is the word for patience, used in the book of James. the L (lamed) in the middle stands for teaching in Hebrew. I mispronounced as sarvanut the first time learning, the word for reluctance/recalcitrance. This is an example where I was not ready to share/teach about it yet. Just as you mentioned around New Years, the point of praying over food is doing a favor to our Savior and ourselves by remembering him and what he has done for us. He is the vine. Deuteronomy says to write the reminders on your door posts, say them as you walk from here to there, when you lay down and rise up. Reminders are something to be thankful for. "Yisrael" spelled out means people who walk upright with the Lord. Another friendly reminder in plain sight. I shared your message from the Galations series with people at work and family/friends over the years. I still stand by it. The Lord's sense of humor is unmatched. The word for confusion is in the word for city. The wall/barrier you spoke about at 14:10 could be a whole series. The two first sentences I learned in Hebrew were the ones Christ said all the law and prophets hang on. I haven't stopped digging, and now one of my favorite teachers might be concerned that I am lost in the roots. Thank you for all the reminders over the years. Amen (So it is)