Sh'elah - LCM Sermons

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Hello, Friends This message is brief because it was a Wednesday night but the information in it is thought provoking. Sh'elah is a Hebrew word that means to ask questions. The context usually implies that the questions are about God's Word and that answers will be given. The educational system of ancient Israel featured Sh'elah as a Jewish style of learning. The concept featured parents, who had presumably matured through experiences with God, carrying out peculiar ceremonies so that it would prompt questions in the children who had not yet matured in this way. This message utilizes examples from the nation of Israel to emphasize the need to live a life that prompts a question. We pray that you are moved by what you hear. The LCMF Staff

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Hello, Friends This message is brief because it was a Wednesday night but the information in it is thought provoking. Sh'elah is a Hebrew word that means to ask questions. The context usually implies that the questions are about God's Word and that...

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