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Weekly Devotion 278 – Purim 2022

PURIM 2022 by Raphael ben Levi We are approaching a time in the Jewish calendar of remembrance and retelling as we prepare to celebrate the

Weekly Devotion 277 – Messiah!

MESSIAH, by Raphael ben Levi The Jewish people are eagerly awaiting the coming of the Messiah although we believe as a nation they missed him

Weekly Devotion 274 – Blessings

BLESSINGS – by Raphael ben Levi The Hebrew word “bracha” is normally translated as “blessing.” But, there is a fine yet distinctive difference between the two

Weekly Devotion 273 – Silly Doves

SILLY DOVES by Raphael ben Levi “Ephraim is like a silly dove without heart or understanding; they call to Egypt; they go to Assyria.” (Hos

Weekly Devotions 271 – Signposts

SIGNPOSTS by Raphael ben Levi “You make me know the path of life; In your presence is fullness of joy, in your right hand eternal

Weekly Devotion 270 – Choices

CHOICES It is no accident that the story recorded in Matt. 26:7-9 of the woman and the alabaster jar filled with exquisite perfume that she

Weekly Devotion 268 – Fit For What

FIT FOR WHAT? by Raphael ben Levi “For though physical exercise does have some value, godliness is valuable for everything, since it holds promise both

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