48th. Day Of The Omer Count

[Walter and Deborah]

Sunday 5-16-21 Sivan 3, 5781 1st day of the weekly cycle, 58th. Spring Day

 

Day 48 – Sivan 3 - May 16- Yesod of Malchut: Bonding in Nobility

 

Psalm 118:25-29; Job 38:1-7

 

Examine the bonding aspect of your sovereignty. Healthy independence should not prevent you from bonding with another person. On the contrary: self-confidence allows you to respect and trust another's sovereignty and ultimately bond with him. 

 

That bond will strengthen your own sovereignty, rather than sacrifice it. 

 

Does my sovereignty prevent me from bonding? Could that be because of deeper insecurities of which I am unaware?

 

 Do I recognize the fact that a fear of bonding reflects a lack of self-confidence in my own sovereignty? 

 

Exercise for the day: Actualize your sovereignty by intensifying your bond with a close one.

 

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Day 45 – Iyar 30 - May 13 Tiferet of Malchut: Compassion in Nobility

 

Psalm 118:1-9; Isa. 2:1-4

 

A good leader is a compassionate one. Is my compassion compromised because of my authority? Do I realize that an integral part of dignity is compassion?

 

 Tiferet -- harmony -- is critical for successful leadership. Do I manage a smooth-running operation? Am I organized? 

 

Do I give clear instructions to my subordinates? Do I have difficulty delegating power? Do we have frequent staff meetings to coordinate our goals and efforts?

 

Exercise for the day: Review an area where you wield authority and see if you can polish it up and increase its effectiveness by curtailing excesses and consolidating forces.

 

Day 46 – Sivan 1 - May 14 - Netzach of Malchut: Endurance in Nobility

 

Psalm 118:10-16; Psalm 146:10

 

A person's dignity and a leader's success are tested by his endurance level. Will and determination reflect the power and majesty of the human spirit. How determined am I in reaching my goals? 

 

How strong is my conviction to fight for a dignified cause? How confident am I in myself? Is my lack of endurance a result of my low self-esteem? 

 

Do I mask my insecurities by finding other excuses for my low endurance level? 

 

Exercise for the day: Act on something that you believe in but have until now been tentative about. Take the leap and just do it!

 

Day 47 – Sivan 2 – May 15 - Hod of Malchut: Humility in Nobility

 

Psalm 118:17-24; Ezek. 10:1-4

 

Sovereignty is God's gift to each individual. Hod of Malchut is the humble appreciation of this exceptional gift. 

 

Does my sovereignty and independence humble me? Am I an arrogant leader? Do I appreciate the special qualities I was blessed with? 

 

Exercise for the day: Acknowledge God for creating you with personal dignity.

 

Love always, Walter and Debbie

Edited May 16, 2021 by Walter and Deborah
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[Worship Warriors]

Today is Pentecost here in Perth Australia.  I have been counting the omer by going to church prayer meeting Every night. We have a 24/7 prayer tower where incense goes up to the Lord day and night.

My own private prayer time during Pentecost had been electric as the fire of God fell and consume the sacrifice.

It was worth all the 50 days of preparation time .

 

[Walter and Deborah]

18 hours ago, Worship Warriors said:

Today is Pentecost here in Perth Australia.  I have been counting the omer by going to church prayer meeting Every night. We have a 24/7 prayer tower where incense goes up to the Lord day and night.

My own private prayer time during Pentecost had been electric as the fire of God fell and consume the sacrifice.

It was worth all the 50 days of preparation time .

 

Tomorrow is Pentecost here in Washington USA. We have been counting The Omer every night. 

The Omer is counted every evening after nightfall. Before counting though, we stand and say the following blessing: ... commandments and commanded us to be a light unto the nations and has given us Yeshua our Messiah, the light of the world.” ... The question is, does the count always begin on the 16. th. thof Nisan, the day after the 15, ...

And to add, The correct dates of the feast days and this is the correct calculation of the new moon. As shown in the past Desert Trumpets, it is believed that the new moon commences at the time of “conjunction” of the sun and the moon when the moon is actually “new,” or dark of the moon, the “molad.”

The traditional Hebrew calendar does consider the molad as the time of the new moon, but changes many dates for the convenience of not having two successive days of Sabbaths. Others rely only on the physical sighting of the “crescent” to determine the date for the new month.

Love, Walter

Edited May 18, 2021 by Walter and Deborah
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[Justin Adams]

Just after the first of the sabbaths when the women came to an empty tomb (He had arisen the eve before on the Sabbath) they began counting at the sabbath (the one just passed). He was killed on the Wed the 14th and arose the eve of the 17th (the 7th  day sabbath). Yeshua would ascend and then in 50 days from the first of the sabbaths, Pentecost would herald the coming of His Spirit.

Read up on the 'mia ton sabbaton' which is often obfuscated it seems.

miatonsabbaton3.docx

Edited May 17, 2021 by Justin Adams