Corrections & Apologies

 

Boqer tov from a beautiful, peaceful, and calm day here at my place. May your day be beautiful too.

    In my post 2024, from the 2nd of January, I made a spelling mistake. In the Hebrew rendering of the Last Days, I ended the 2nd word with an N instead of an M. This is the incorrect spelling as it appears in my post: Acharit HaYammin. The following is the correct spelling: Acharit HaYammim. Thanks, Peggy for picking that up.

    In my post from the 5th of January, I closed my introduction to the Kehila at Ephesus with these words: He placed Aquilla & Priscilla in charge. We all know what happened to them as a result of their disobedience!

    Aquilla and Priscilla were, of course, guilty of no sin. They were faithful Believers who opened their home to other Believers and served the community of faith wholeheartedly. May their memories be forever a blessing. I am so sorry for getting their names mixed up with Ananias and Saphira, who of course lied about the amount of money they had received in the selling of their property and were struck down dead. Thank you Uapa for catching my mistake.

    This is a reminder that we need each other. None of us can function successfully as a lone ranger in this walk of faith. We must be accountable to each other and always have a humble and teachable spirit. I am grateful to my friends for having my back, even if it means covering my eyes with embarrassment and having to issue a public apology!😁

   My day ahead includes a visit from my dearly beloved grandson, whom I haven't seen for two weeks, a chat with my translating team leader, a shiur by one of our beloved Jewish Messianic rabbis, and a Zoom call with a dear friend overseas. A blessed day indeed.

    May Adonai bless and keep you in all your ways, today and every day.