Jesus / Yeshua on Prayer

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Permalink Reply by Kim on August 28, 2009 at 8:43am

Thank you for posting this. Timeless advice from our first century Rabbi. Amazing how as much as things/people change, they remain the same. The main message inspiration that I draw from these texts is humility. We should be humble before HaShem. Our worthiness to even approach Him is a blessing and a privilege that should not be taken lightly. Our self-esteem and ability to love ourself is based not on our own merit, but in remembering that we were created in His Image. My prayer today is to be more like Him.

Kim

Permalink Reply by Rui Pedro Jonah on October 30, 2010 at 5:00am

These texts show the importance of Yeshua's teachings to every Jew as well as to every gentile who embraces the Abrahanic faith through his disciples. No matter the errors committed by the disciples in reporting his teachings, the signature of G-d is there: by his deeds we know who sent him.

According to his teachings, the respect due to our fellow human beings commands we avoid mentioning the name of Yeshuah before those who can't stand it, yet, the fruit of his teachings will remain in the heart and acts of those by him led to the truth of G-d.

Rui

Permalink Reply by Leo333 on July 23, 2011 at 1:52am

Thank you for the reminder of which I knew, I humbly bow to the lord for mercy. Amen.

Leo333