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Nov 22, 2024 55 min

04 Vayera 2024

from Moshe Schwab's Podcast Hosted by Michael Schwab

Like I said, people who believe in God have seen their life transform for the better by keeping God's good commandments. For thousands of years people have benefitted from God's commandments. God's commandments were good thousands of years ago and they are still good. Psalms 119:151-152 NKJV says, "All Your commandments are truth. Concerning Your testimonies, I have known of old that You have founded them forever." The good news is that God does not change and has given mankind His good commandments and they are good forever. Malachi 3:6 NKJV says, "For I am the LORD, I do not change." Doing what is "right and good" helps others to do the same. Be a good example for others. Do not let wrong behaviors, false ideals, and wrong doctrine work their way into your life. Stick to God's truths which will keep us from making false assumptions. Some people make false logical arguments by believing in wrong ideals or wrong behaviors that can cause great harm. Do not join up with them. Stay focused on living right in a world that often teaches evil as though it is good. It is always better to do things God’s way. God is the creator and knows what is best for us, and God tells us how to live for our own good (see Deuteronomy 10:13).

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Like I said, people who believe in God have seen their life transform for the better by keeping God's good commandments. For thousands of years people have benefitted from God's commandments. God's commandments were good thousands of years ago and they are still good. Psalms 119:151-152 NKJV says, "All Your commandments are truth. Concerning Your testimonies, I have known of old that You have founded them forever." The good news is that God does not change and has given mankind His good comma...

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