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MORNING POST: אַבָּא (abba), Father
Abba: Jesus Taught Us to Open Prayer with the Word a Child Uses 🌅 Sheila S. asked for the whole Lord’s Prayer, and we walked it in an earlier series.
Dear friend on Friday morning,
EVENING POST: חָלַם (chalam), to dream
Chalam: A Joy So Big You’ll Ask If You’re Dreaming 🌙 Deborah H. keeps sending us to Psalm 126. We opened the tears, dimah, and the sheaves, alummah.
Dear friend on Thursday evening,
MORNING POST: שַׂר (sar), prince, commander
Sar: There’s a Battle You Can’t See, and You Have a Commander in It 🌅 Gale B. asked for a curtain-lifting verse near the end of Daniel, where an angel describes wars fought in a realm we cannot see.
Dear friend on Thursday morning,
EVENING POST: צֶלֶם (tzelem), image
Tzelem: You Are the Statue a King Sets Up to Say “I Reign Here” 🌙 Allyssia S. asked for the verse that tells you what you are: made in the image of God. We’ve opened tzelem, “image,” before.
Dear friend on Wednesday evening,
MORNING POST: אָמַץ (amatz), be strong, take courage
Amatz: “Wait on the Lord” Is Bracketed by the Bravest Command in the Bible 🌅 Ann R. asked for “wait on the LORD.” Look at the whole line in Hebrew and the waiting is guarded on both sides.
Dear friend on Wednesday morning,
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