Remnant studies

  Yet what is the foundation of this type of praise?  It is the unwavering faith of children. A child is able to pray a prayer and have no doubt, that not only does YAH hear their prayer, but that HE has already dispatched the answer to their prayer. Likewise the praise of children is also founded upon the foundation of this type of faith. One modern day hymn tells it like this:  "The beauty of a child is a precious thing, so trusting and loving they for years remain. Depending on someone in all they do. Depending on someone to carry them through". Lord we depend on YOU, Lord we depend on YOU. Like a child reaching out to its mother and father, Lord we depend on YOU."  Author unknown The praise of children is just like this! For while praising their Creator, they reach out to HIM in total dependence and reliance, desiring and yearning for Yehowah their heavenly father to hold them and comfort them. They don't try to impress God with their goodness, or even their cute...

  Chapter 5 Section 5 (1) - The Two Goats And The Instrument Of Praise Section 5 Aaron's two oldest sons were slain, due to a transgression, in the way they drew near to Yehowah (Lev 10:1-3). Apparently they offered incense upon the altar of incense, [which on the day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) was brought behind the vail with a censor], of which Yehowah had not commanded them to offer. It is written, that Yehowah will be glorified among the people, through those who draw the closest to HIM (Lev 10:3). [See Lev 16:12-13- Hebrews 9:4, EX 40:5; 30:6-9]. Based upon this law, Yehowah will judge more harsher and quicker or more publicly or supernaturally, those who sin, who are nearest unto HIM. In the case of Aaron's two sons, they burned to death, from the fire that Yehowah sent after them, Thus Yehowah was glorified through them, due to the supernatural circumstances of their deaths. As a result of these things, Yehowah commanded Moses to inform Aaron. "... that he [Aaron] co...

  Push 5.b.9 - Push Through To The River Of Living Waters It is written of how Ezekiel, in vision, is being brought through the waters to the ankles, knees and waist [Ezekiel 47:3-4]. The man with the measuring line in his hand appears to be the same one who is helping Ezekiel push through the waters. The word used here for "he brought me through", is the Hebrew word abar [#5674], which means " to cross ove r", as if " to cross over a river or stream" . This is the same root word as the word for "Hebrews", that is a people who have crossed over, as in the crossing over the Jordan in order to enter the promised land. As concerning the depth of the waters, this does not seem to be the most important thing. It is more important, for the waters to be flowing and moving, so they will not become stagnant. Because the stagnant waters were given over to salt and could not be healed [Ezekiel 47:11]. However, it is apparent that the measures of water ar...