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@FrumTikTok @Brookbrkln2 those who see Gay everywhere are rarely straight shooters

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@FrumTikTok Looks like a great place to relax and unwind in a kosher way. Don’t know what all this hates about

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@Ginasassyass Chat gpt post

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@shaunvssheep @goddek That is not in Isaiah and Isaiah 53 talks about the afflictions of Israel not Jesus

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@habahurhahu @goddek Thanks for the critiques can ask about your name ? Your Jewish?

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@habahurhahu @goddek I gave a short post this one is with context

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@goddek Humans were created on the sixth day now with the ability to shape the world through creative acts. On the seventh day, God decreed to stop that activity, to show the source of that power. This has nothing to do with resting from exertion

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@goddek By refraining from creative activity, we reinforce the idea that while we act in the world, we are not the ultimate source of that power. The weekly pause keeps that perspective clear.

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@goddek tiredness, but by stopping this kind of creative involvement in the physical world. This establishes a key idea: that the power to create and transform reality ultimately comes from Him.

So once a week, we step back from any activity that brings about creative change.

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@goddek Even though during the rest of the week we build, produce, and achieve, this pause serves as a reminder not to fall into the mindset of: “My own power and effort created all of this for me.” (Deuteronomy 8:17)

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@goddek Next time, before jumping to conclusions, it’s worth recognizing one thing you can definitely say about Jews—they’re not dumb
So instead of approaching with criticism, try asking questions from curiosity. The goal should be to learn, not to attack.

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@goddek while we act in the world, we are not the ultimate source of that power. The weekly pause keeps that perspective clear

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@goddek . Even though during the rest of the week we build, produce, and achieve, this pause serves as a reminder not to fall into the mindset of: “My own power and effort created all of this for me.” (Deuteronomy 8:17)

By refraining from creative activity, we reinforce the idea that

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@goddek Even though during the rest of the week we build, produce, and achieve, this pause serves as a reminder not to fall into the mindset of: “My own power and effort created all of this for me.” (Deuteronomy 8:17)

By refraining from creative activity, we reinforce the idea

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@goddek really mean physical effort or hard labor. It refers to creative, constructive activity—doing something that produces a real change or accomplishment in the world. By contrast, simple exertion (עבודה)or effort isn’t the focus here.

On the seventh day, God “rested”—not because of

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@MattWalshShow @grok summarize

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@EricLDaugh @grok is this ai

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@Partisan_12 @grok when and where did this happen