I want to start off by asking a question: What is the difference between a human being who has chosen the 7 Noahide Laws as their spiritual path, those who live life by one of the worlds religions, living by the seat of their pants or maybe have come to a portion of the 7 …
Category: bible study
Divinely Coded
I am doing something with this blog I have not done before. I am hosting a guest writer that has asked me to share her writing with you. I really like the way she wrote this piece, it has given me some inspiration for future writings myself. I want to introduce Shannon from the UK, …
Crabs 2
This morning I was pondering again the lesson my teacher Pesach Sherbow taught us about crabs in a bucket. You can see a short clip of what I am talking about in my last blog, https://emunatrek.com/2019/03/31/beware-of-the-crabs/ Pesach has also in the past mentioned numerous times about the fact that our souls have an animal side …
Beware Of The Crabs
This blog was inspired by something my teacher, Pesach Sherbow taught in class today. It hit the nail on the head describing what many people experience when they move forward in their spiritual or personal life. He taught us from a lesson he learned when he use to help go crabbing. He told us about …
Kevod Hashem
This is one of those blogs that was instantly inspired from something I read during my studies. This happened when I was going through the meaning of the rainbow in one of my Noahide study books. What comes next is my thoughts on just one of the teachings pertaining to the rainbow. “Anyone who does …
Noahide Acknowledgment vs Observance of The 7th Day
Before I get into the subject of this blog, I feel the need to let my readers know a little more about my self and my connection to the subject of this blog. First of all, I am not anti-Sabbath, for some, I may come across that way. I have a lifetime connection with the …
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Amazing Grace
I am switching gears to a subject many of us Noahide’s have discussed off and on. And that is the issue of religious music from our past. What got me to thinking about this particular song again is a video that popped up the other day on Facebook, it was a person playing Amazing Grace …
