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4worldlovers: . Thursday July 20, 2023 2nd day of the 5th month Av 5783 Romans 13:11-14 Besides this you know the time, that the hour has come for you to wake from sleep. For salvation is nearer to us now than when we first believed. The night is far gone; the day is at hand. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light. Let us walk properly as in the daytime, not in orgies and drunkenness, not in sexual immorality and sensuality, not in quarreling and jealousy. But put on the Lord Yeshua Messiah, and make no provision for the flesh, to gratify its desires. Jim's comments Yes, it is time to spiritually wake up and put on the armor of light. It is time to put off the deeds of darkness and cloth ourselves with Messiah Yeshua, and walk according to God’s ways. Quit quarreling over petty things, and quit being jealous of others. That is not the way of the Lord. Put on Yeshua and make no provision for the flesh. Be filled with the Spirit of God my friends and be a light of to the world to those around you. . . . . .


Welcome to Beth Simcha's Web site. My wife Judy and I would like to invite you to visit Beth Simcha Messianic Congregation and experience the joy of Messianic praise and worship. Come and open up the scriptures with us as we study the Word of God, and learn how to apply it to our lives today.

This Shabbat July 7 I will be teaching out of Matthew 24:36-39

Come and see, come and hear, come receive comfort and joy from the Lord as we worship the living God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob in spirit and in truth.

Please visit our links page for we just added a link to a video of one of my best friends Sharbel Richard, and me singing and playing the MaTovu.

Shabbat Zachor is one of the four special Sabbaths that come before Passover. Shekalim, Zachor, Para, and HaChodesh. The Mishnah explains that “Zachor” is read on the Sabbath prior to Purim. Zachor is the first word used in the special maftir reading of Deuteronomy 25:17-19

V 17-19 Remember (zakor) what Amalek did to you along the way when you came from Egypt, how me met you along the way and attacked among you all the stragglers at your rear when you were faint and weary; and he did not fear God. Therefore it shall come about when the LORD your God has given you rest from all your surrounding enemies, in the land which the LORD you God give you as an inheritance to possess, you shall blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven; you must not forget. (Deuteronomy 25:17-19)

On Shabbat Zachor, we replace the regular haftarah portion with 1 Samuel 15:1-34, (Ashkenazim begin in 15:2), which tells the story of King Saul’s war against the Amalekites. Samuel the prophet delivers a message from God to King Saul. He instructs him to destroy the Amalekites, every human being and animal.

Saul raises his army and goes to war against Amalek. He warns the Kenites to withdraw from the area, lest they suffer in battle. He defeats the Amalekites but disobeys the word of the LORD by sparing Agag, the Amalekite king, and the best of the livestock. The LORD tells Samuel that Saul has disqualified himself as king. Samuel meet Saul and the army at Gilgal to deliver the message. He rebukes Saul for sparing the cattle. Saul protests innocence, claiming that he spared only the best of the livestock for the sake of sacrifice. He also blames them men.

Samuel announces that he has forfeited the kingdom. As he turns to leave, Saul lays hold of his garment and tears the corner. Samuel interprets the event as a prophetic sign that the LORD will tear the kingdom from Saul and give it one more worthy. Samuel agrees to publicly save Saul’s dignity by participating in a sacrifice. Then the prophet takes a sword and kills King Agag before the LORD.

The haftarah portion connects the Torah’s commandment to blot out the memory of Amalek from under “heaven” with the story of Esther. Just as Saul was the son of Kish from the tribe or Benjamin, so was Mordechai a Benjamite from the line of Kish. Just as Saul defeated Agag, the Amalekite king, Mordechai thwarted Haman, the “Agagite.” According to Rabbinic tradition, between Saul’s capture and Samuel’s execution of King Agag, the Amalekite sired a child who became the forefather of Haman the Agagite.

4worldlovers: Hello and Welcome. We are Bruce and Kathleen Dowell, Sr. Pastors at Shiloh. If you're reading this, we want you to know that it is a joy to know you are visiting our site.

At Shiloh our desire is to help bring down the wall that has divided Jewish and Gentile believers. Part

Of our goal is to educate God’s people on the whole

Of scripture that consists of the Tanakh (Hebrew/Old Covenant) and the B’rit ha'Dashah (New Covenant). (Gen. 12:38) (Eph. 2)

Our congregation is a place where the Spirit and the Word meet (John 4:23-24). We want the power of the Ruach ha'Kodesh (The Holy Spirit) to move in life-changing power within every member and believer attending Shiloh; therefore, our mission statement is to "Teach and Empower People to Flourish in Kingdom Living Today."

At Shiloh, you'll not only learn the importance of your spiritual roots, but you'll experience a new depth to your faith as you enter into the rest of the Shabbat (Sabbath), celebrate the festivals (lev. 23), and apply to your life the richness of "returning to the ancient paths." (Jer. 6:16-19).

It is our conviction that we will not see the return of the Lord until both Jew and Gentile together say, "Baruch ha'Bah b'Shem Adonai." (Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.) (Matt. 23.39)

We'd like to meet you, so we hope you'll visit soon. Until then, please meet our leadership.