And many more believed because of what He said. Notice, in the story, that after the woman spoke with Yeshua she left her water jar behind and returned to her Samaritan people with the good news of the Messiah.
She dropped her domestic job for a greater calling. She was a helper to her people, not as a bringer of water but as a messenger for Yeshua, the living water.
She was an ally to more people on that day than she would ever know. We should aim to do the same. You are a blessing to YHWH. Next week: Lion. Sarah Fisher is an admirer of old books, and old languages, old stone carvings, old photos and pretty much everything old.
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Psalm I will lift up my eyes to the mountains; f ro m where shall my help [ezri] come? There were much greater things women should strive to be: Luke As they traveled along, Jesus entered a village where a woman named Martha welcomed Him into her home. Like this: Like Loading Published by hebrewwordlessons. Pingback: Derek: this is the WAY. Walk in it. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
Email required Address never made public. The Hebrew letter gh ain probably, like Arabic, having previously had two forms implying two roots that may have later got confused when just one Phoenician sign served for both letters. Help is paired with shield on several occasions Psalm Another 3 refer to the help of man or armies.
In the remaining 2 verses it refers to Adam's need of "help" in Eden, not as workforce, but as partner, as Genesis reveals when he names all the animals but finds no "help" suitable, in this sense clearly a companion is being sought. The term "help-mate" is a mishearing of the AV phrase, "an help meet for him" and was used in Darby's translation, "a helpmate, his like". It is clear from the word's use as a superior force, whether aid, armies or the Almighty, that no sense of inferiority can be implied from the word, if anything the opposite.
This strengthens the idea of "help" as equal or superior rather than inferior. Receive the newest article each week in your inbox by joining the " Hebrew Thoughts " subscription list. Complementary is not what you become, you were born complementary to man. Does this mean you can only be whole with a man? The way I see it is that man and woman are like two hands. Your left hand and right hand are in ways the same but also different.
You have bones, muscles, veins, skin, nails. And you have fingers and a thumb on each hand. Your left and right hand are the exact opposite of each other, but the one hand is not more important than the other one. One hand might be a little stronger and is your preferred hand, but you can perfectly use each hand on its own. Together your hands can do more.
They are even stronger than your preferred hand. You can get more done with less effort when using both hands together. Of course this is only going to work when your one hand is the kenegdo to your other hand. So what does the modern day Ezer Kenegdo do without a man?
She roots and grounds herself in love and strengthens herself by the Holy Spirit Ephesians Go back to that moment and ask the Holy Spirit to show you what you can do to strengthen yourself in a moment like that. Pray the answer over your life, so you become more deeply grounded in Christ. Home Blog Daily readings About me.
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