The 12 Tribes Of Jacob Bible:GRACE WAS NEVER PERMISSION TO BREAK THE LAW. WHY:

The 12 Tribes of Jacob Bible:

GRACE WAS NEVER PERMISSION TO BREAK THE LAW.

This is one of the biggest deceptions of our time.

The Church/Pastors/People say:

“We’re under grace now.”

“The law doesn’t apply anymore.”

But here’s the truth most don’t want to face…

Grace was NEVER meant to replace obedience.

It was meant to RESTORE it.

WHAT GRACE ACTUALLY DOES?

Titus 2:11-12.

11)"For the grace of Elohim that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men,

12) Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lust,

we should live soberly,

righteously, and godly,

in this present world.

Grace teaches you to DENY lawlessness.

Not live in it.

WHAT IS SIN?

1 John 3:4.

Whosoever committeth sin

transgresseth also the law:

for sin is the transgression of the law.

So if there is no law…

There is no sin.

And if there is no sin…

Why do we need grace?

GRACE WITHOUT OBEDIENCE IS A LIE.

Some people have turned grace into a free pass:

“I can live how I want”

“I’m covered anyway”

But Scripture warns:

Romans 6:1-2.

1)"What shall we say then?

Shall we continue in sin,

that grace may abound"?

2) YAHUAH forbid.How shall we,that are dead to sin,

live any longer therein?

"Grace" is not a license.

It’s a lifeline.

THE WARNING FOR THE LAST DAYS.

Matthew 7:22-23.

22)"Many will say to Me in that day, MASTER YAHSHUA,

have we not prophesied in Thy Name? and in Thy Name have we cast out devil's, and in Thy Name done many wonderful works"?

23) And then will I profess unto them,"I never knew you:

depart from Me, ye that work iniquity."

Let that sink in.

They believed.

They spoke.

They acted religious.

But they lived in lawlessness.

TRUE GRACE PRODUCES

THIS:

Obedience.

Repentance.

Transformation.

A desire to walk as the Messiah walked.

Not perfection…

But direction.

LAW AND GRACE WERE NEVER ENEMIES.

They work together:

The law shows you what sin is.

Grace gives you the power to overcome it.

Remove one…

The whole foundation collapses.

REAL QUESTION:

Are you using grace to?

Change your life.

OR

Justify your life?

MOST PEOPLE WON’T ACCEPT THIS.

Because grace feels good…

But obedience costs something.

FINAL TRUTH.

Grace doesn’t say:

“Do whatever you want”

Grace says:

“Now that you’re forgiven… WALK RIGHT.”

Douglas van Blerk:

COLOSSIANS 2:16 — WHAT DID PAUL REALLY MEAN?

Colossians 2;16.

Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an Holyday, or of the new moon,or of SABBATH days.

This verse is often quoted to claim that ELOHIM'S Sabbath, appointed feasts, and food laws have been abolished.

But when read in context, and in harmony with the rest of Scripture, Paul is saying the exact opposite.

Paul is addressing judgment — not obedience.

Paul does not say:

“Stop keeping Sabbaths, feasts, and food laws.”

He says:

“Let no one judge YOU.”

This tells us something very important:

The believers were already keeping these things.

Outsiders were judging them for it.

Paul is defending believers who were honoring ELOHIM— not correcting them for disobedience.

Who was doing the judging?

Colossians 2 makes it clear the pressure was coming from:

Pagan philosophy.

Ascetic practices.(“do not touch, do not taste”)

Man-made religious systems.

Mystical rules added by men.

Paul warns:

Colossians 2;8.

Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after MESSIAH.

And again.

Colossians 2;22.

Which all are to perish with the using;)

after the commandments and doctrines of men.

YAHUAH'S Torah does not come from men.

“Festival, New Moon, Sabbath” is a Biblical phrase.

This phrase is not random or Greek — it is purely Biblical.

It appears throughout Scripture to describe YAHUAH'S appointed times:

Annual feasts (festivals)

Monthly worship (new moons)

Weekly rest (Sabbaths)

These are the very things YAHUAH calls:

“My appointed times”

Leviticus 23:2.

Speak unto the children of

Is'ra-el, and say unto them,

"Concerning the feast of YAHUAH, which ye shall proclaim to be Holy convocations, even these are MY feast".

Paul — a Torah-trained Pharisee — would never refer to YAHUAH'S holy days as something to be discarded.

Food and drink — YAHUAH'S law vs man’s rules.

Paul is not overturning YAHUAH'S food laws.

He is addressing:

Human purity systems.

Ascetic restrictions.

Added rules about eating and drinking.

This is why he criticizes:

Colossians 2;21.

“Touch not ;taste not;handle not".

Those phrases do not come from Torah.

They come from human religion.

“A shadow of things to come” — not done away with

Paul continues:

Colossians 2;17.

“Which are a shadow of things to come, but the Body of MESSIAH.

A shadow:

Points to something real.

Does not disappear when the object arrives.

Continues to testify to the substance.

MESSIAH did not cancel YAHUAH'S instructions —

He fulfilled them and filled them with meaning.

The feasts point to MESSIAH.

The Sabbath points to MESSIAH.

ELOHIM'S ways reveal MESSIAH.

Paul never taught against ELOHIM'S law.

Paul consistently teaches:

Romans 7;12.

Wherefore the law is Holy,and the commandment Holy, and Just, and Good.

Romans 3;31.

Do we then make void the law through faith? ELOHIM forbid:yea,we establish the law.

Paul himself kept the feasts and Sabbaths.

Acts 18:21.

But bade them farewell, saying,I must by all means keep the feast that cometh in Jerusalem: but I will return again unto you, if ELOHIM will.

And he sailed from Ephesus.

Acts 20;16.

For Paul had determined to sail by Ephesus, because he would not spend the time in Agia:for he hasted,if it were possible for him, to be at Jerusalem the day of Pentecost.

Paul cannot contradict himself.

WHAT PAUL IS ACTUALLY SAYING.

Colossians 2:16 means this:

Do not let pagan philosophers, ascetics, or religious legalists judge you for honoring ELOHIM'S Sabbaths,Feasts, and Food ways in MESSIAH.

This verse is a defense of obedience, not a cancellation of it.

FINAL TRUTH

ELOHIM'S:

Sabbath still matters

Appointed feasts still point to MESSIAH

Food laws still reflect holiness

Instructions still set HIS people apart

What Paul rejects is man-made religion —

not ELOHIM'S eternal Word.

John 17:17.

Sanctify them through THY truth:THY WORD is truth.

The 12 Tribes of Jacob Bible:

IT WAS NEVER “THE LAW OF MOSES."

Because what most people have been taught… is not what Scripture actually says.

They say: “That was the Law of Moses.”

As if it started with Moses.

As if it ended with Moses.

But Scripture tells a completely different story.

Genesis 26:5.

Because that Abraham obeyed MY voice, and kept My charge, My commandments, My statutes, and My laws.”

Abraham lived hundreds of years BEFORE Moses.

So how was he already keeping:

• commandments,

• statutes,

• laws,

If they only came later?

Because they didn’t start at Sinai.

The Torah didn’t begin with Moses…

it was already being lived BEFORE him.

Moses didn’t invent it.

He didn’t author it.

He RECEIVED it.

He WROTE it down.

He TAUGHT it.

That’s why Scripture says:

Exodus 24:12.

And YAHUAH said unto Moses."Come up to ME into the mount, and be there:

and I will give thee tablets of stone, and a law, and commandments which I have written; that thou mayest teach them."

Not Moses wrote.

YAHUAH wrote.

So whose law is it really?

Not Moses’.

Malachi 4:4.

“Remember ye the law of Mo'ses MY servant, which I commanded unto him in

Horeb for all of Is'ra-el, with the statutes and judgements.

Notice the wording.

Not because it came FROM Moses…

but because it was entrusted TO Mo'ses.

Just like we say “David’s psalms”

even though the inspiration came from above.

Here’s where it gets deeper…

Exodus 12:49.

“One Torah shall be for him that is homeborn, and unto the stranger that sojourneth among you."

ONE Torah. Not two systems.

Not temporary. Not divided.

And even BEFORE Sinai…

Exodus 16:28.

And YAHUAH said unto Mo'ses,"How long refuse ye to keep MY commandments and MY laws".

This is BEFORE the Ten Commandments were given.

So again…

How were they already breaking something that “didn’t exist yet”?

Because it DID exist.

The truth is simple… but it shakes everything:

The Torah is not the “law of Moses.”

It is the instruction of YAHUAH.

Mo'ses was the messenger, not the source.

And if it existed before Mo'ses...

then it was never meant to be temporary.

It’s eternal instruction.

It defines sin.

It reveals righteousness.

So the real question is…

Why has the world been taught to disconnect from something that predates Sinai itself?

This is not about religion.

This is about returning to what was always there.

From Abraham…

To Sinai…

And still speaking today.

You were never meant to follow Moses.

You were meant to walk in the ways of YAHUAH.

Douglas van Blerk:

THE LAW WAS NEVER NAILED TO THE CROSS/STAKE — THAT’S NOT WHAT SCRIPTURE SAYS.

This might shake everything you’ve been taught your pastor/church.

Because most people repeat it…

but very few have actually read it in context.

“THE LAW WAS NAILED TO THE CROSS/STAKE."

Sounds powerful.

Sounds freeing.

But is it true?

THE VERSE EVERYONE QUOTES.

👉 “Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us… and took it out of the way, nailing it to the cross.”—

Colossians 2:14.

14) Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to His STAKE.

Most stop here.

And assume:

"The Torah was nailed to the cross.”

But read it carefully.

It does NOT say “the law.”

It says “handwriting of ordinances”

That’s a huge difference.

WHAT DOES “HANDWRITING OF ORDINANCES” MEAN?

The Greek word used is:

👉 cheirographon (χειρόγραφον)

Meaning:

A certificate of debt.

A record of charges.

A legal note listing what you owe.

In ancient manuscripts, this word was NEVER used for the Torah itself.

It was used for:

IOUs.

Debt records.

Written accusations.

SO WHAT WAS NAILED?

Not the Torah.

👉 Your record of sin.

👉 The charges against you.

👉 The debt you owed.

SCRIPTURE CONFIRMS THIS.

“Sin is the transgression of the law.”

1 John 3:4.

4) Whosoever committeth

sin transgresseth also the law:

for sin is the transgression of the law.

If the law is gone…

then sin is gone too.

But is sin gone?

No.

Romans 3;31.

31)“Do we then make void the law through faith?

Certainly not! On the contrary, we establish the law.”

Romans 7;12.

12) Wherefore the law is holy,

and the commandment holy,

and just, and good.

Faith does NOT cancel the law.

It establishes it.

EVEN PROPHESIED — THE LAW REMAINS.

Jeremiah 31:33.

33)"But this shall be the covenant that I will make with the house of Is'ra-el;

after those days," saith YAHUAH, "I will put MY law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and I will be their ELOHIM, and they shall be my people.

Hebrews 10;16.

16)"This is the covenant that

I will make with them after those days", saith YAHUAH,

"I will put MY laws into their hearts, and in their mind will

I write them".

Hebrews 8;10.

10)" For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Is'ra-el after those days", saith YAHUAH.

"I will put MY laws into their mind, and write them in their hearts:

and I will be to them a ELOHIM, and they shall be to ME a people".

Not remove it.

Write it within you.

THE REAL DECEPTION.

If the enemy can convince you:

The law is gone

Obedience doesn’t matter

Then what happens?

You live lawless…

While thinking you’re right.

Matthew 7:23.

23)And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you:

depart from Me,ye that practice lawlessness.

Lawlessness = living without the Torah.

TRUTH THEY DIDN’T TELL YOU.

The Torah was never nailed to the cross/Stake.

Your debt was.

Your sin record was.

Your guilt was.

But the instructions?

👉 Still stand.

👉 Still define sin.

👉 Still define obedience.

THINK ABOUT IT.

If the law was removed…

Why define sin?

Why warn about lawlessness?

Why write it on hearts in the last days?

BE HONEST.

Have you been taught Scripture…

Or just tradition?

OBEY WHAT IS WRITTEN.

UNCLEAN FOODS STILL MATTER IN THE LAST DAYS — REVELATION PROVES IT.

Most people think the food laws are “done away with.”

They say:

“That was Old Testament.”

“We can eat anything now.”

But here’s the problem…

The LAST book of Scripture says the exact opposite.

REVELATION DOESN’T SOUND LIKE “ALL FOODS ARE CLEAN”

Revelation 18;2.

2)“And he cried… Babylon the great is fallen… and has become a dwelling place of demons… and a cage of every unclean and hated bird.”

Read that slowly.

In the last days, unclean things are STILL called unclean and hated.

Nothing changed.

UNCLEAN IS STILL UNCLEAN.

If “unclean” animals were made clean…

Why are they STILL called unclean in Revelation?

If the laws were removed…

Why does the final warning still use that language?

Because truth doesn’t change.

ISAIAH SAW THE END — AND IT’S SHOCKING.

Isaiah 66;17.

17)"They that sanctify themselves, and purify themselves in the garden behind one tree in the midst,

eating swine's flesh, and the abomination, and the mouse, shall be consumed together,

saith YAHWEH.

This is not the past.

This is a future judgment scene.

And what are people doing?

Eating unclean things.

THIS WAS NEVER JUST ABOUT FOOD.

It was always about:

Obedience.

Separation.

Being set apart.

Leviticus 20;25-26.

25)“Ye shall therefore put difference between clean beasts and unclean, and between unclean fowls and clean: and ye shall not make your souls abominable by beast, or by fowl, or by any manner of living thing that creepeth on the ground, which I have separated from you as unclean.

26) And ye shall be holy unto ME: for I YAHUAH am HOLY, and have severed you from other people, that ye should be MINE.

THE DECEPTION IS DEEP.

The world says:

“Eat anything.”

Scripture says:

“Be set apart.”

The world says:

“It doesn’t matter.”

Scripture says:

“It still matters in the end.”

LAST DAYS REALITY

Revelation shows:

A world full of compromise.

A system full of mixture.

People choosing convenience over obedience.

And most won’t question it.

HERE’S THE REAL QUESTION.

If this didn’t matter…

Why is it still mentioned in the final book?

Why is it connected to judgment?

TRUTH IS UNCOMFORTABLE.

People don’t reject this because it’s unclear.

They reject it because it requires change.

FINAL WARNING.

The last days are not about blending in.

They are about:

Choosing obedience over tradition.

Choosing truth over comfort.

Choosing to be set apart.

WHAT DID YAHSHUA REALLY MEAN BY...

“WHAT GOES INTO A MAN’S MOUTH DOES NOT DEFILE HIM”?

This passage is one of the most misunderstood verses in modern Christianity, often used to claim that YAHSHUA declared all foods clean.

But that interpretation ignores context, audience, culture, and Scripture itself.

Let us read it carefully.

Matthew 15;11.

11)“Not what goes into the mouth defiles a man; but what comes out of the mouth, this defiles a man.”

To understand this correctly, we must ask:

What was the argument actually about?

Who was YAHSHUA speaking to?

What did they believe food was?

THE CONTEXT: A DISPUTE OVER MAN-MADE TRADITION.

The entire discussion begins with this accusation:

Matthew 15;2.

2)"Why do Your disciples transgress the tradition of the elders? For they do not wash their hands when they eat bread.”

This is crucial.

They were NOT accusing the disciples of eating unclean animals.

They were accusing them of not performing a ceremonial hand-washing ritual.

This ritual was:

• Not commanded by ELOHIM.

• Not found in the Torah

• A Pharisaic tradition added later.

Mark 7;8

8)“You leave the commandment of ELOHIM and hold to the tradition of men.”

YAHSHUA is rebuking man-made religious rules, not overturning ELOHIM'S instructions.

WHAT WAS THIS “WASHING” ABOUT?

The Pharisees taught that:

Eating bread with unwashed hands

Made a person spiritually unclean.

Even if the food itself was clean.

This had nothing to do with hygiene.

It was about ceremonial purity invented by men.

YAHSHUA rejects this system completely.

YASHUA’S POINT: THE HEART, NOT THE HANDS

YAHSHUA explains:

Matthew 15;17-18.

17)“Do not ye understand.

that whatsoever entereth in at the mouth goeth into the belly, and is cast out into the draught?

18) But those things which proceed out of the mouth come forth from the heart: and they defile the man.

He then lists:

Evil thoughts

Murder

Adultery

Theft

False witness

Blasphemy

Matthew 15;20.

20)“These are what defile a person.But to eat with unwashed hands does not defile anyone.”

Notice carefully:

He concludes by returning to hand-washing

Not food laws

Not animals

Not diet

WHY THIS PASSAGE CANNOT MEAN “ALL FOODS ARE CLEAN”?

Here is the key point many miss:

No one in that conversation considered unclean animals to be food.

Pigs were not food.

Shellfish were not food.

Unclean animals were never on the table.

To a first-century Israelite:

Unclean animals were not “food” to begin with.

So YAHSHUA could not have been redefining food — because everyone already agreed on what food was according to Torah.

WHY ELOHIM CALLED CERTAIN ANIMALS “UNCLEAN” (SHORT SCIENTIFIC CONTEXT)

ELOHIM'S definition of unclean is not symbolic only — it aligns with biological design.

Unclean animals function primarily as waste processors in creation, not as food sources.

Swine (Pork)

• Scavengers that consume waste and decaying matter

• Do not sweat — toxins remain stored in fat

• Known carriers of parasites (roundworms, tapeworms)

• Fat readily absorbs environmental toxins

Shellfish (Shrimp, Prawns, Crab, Lobster)

• Bottom-feeders — the “clean-up crew” of water ecosystems.

• Accumulate heavy metals, bacteria, and pollutants

• Frequently linked to food-borne illness.

Insects & Crawling Creatures.

• Designed to break down decay.

• Often carry parasites and pathogens.

• Not suited for safe human digestion.

Scavenger Birds & Bottom-Feeding Fish

• Consume dead matter and waste.

• Higher toxin and parasite load.

• Serve an ecological role, not a dietary one.

ELOHIM never called these animals sinful — He simply did not call them food.

Modern science continues to confirm what Torah defined long ago.

SCRIPTURE CANNOT CONTRADICT SCRIPTURE.

If YAHSHUA had truly declared all animals clean:

• He would have contradicted Leviticus 11.

• He would have contradicted Isaiah 66:17.

• He would have contradicted Matthew 5:17.

• Peter would not have said:

Acts 10;14.

14)"I have never eaten anything unclean.”

This statement was made years after YAHSHUA'S resurrection.

WHAT MARK 7 REALLY MEANS.

Some translations add:

“Thus He declared all foods clean” (Mark 7:19)

This phrase:

• Is not spoken by YAHSHUA

• Is a translator’s interpretation

• Does not appear as a command in the original Greek

• Explains digestion — not Torah abolition

It teaches that food passes through the body

—not that ELOHIM redefined what food is.

THE TRUE TEACHING

YAHSHUA was saying:

• Sin comes from the heart

• ELOHIM'S law is not replaced by tradition

• Ritual hand-washing does not make one righteous

• Obedience matters more than religious performance.

Mark 7;9

9) And He said unto them,“Full well ye reject the commandment of ELOHIM,

that ye may keep your own tradition ".

He was defending Torah, not canceling it.

FINAL CLARITY.

YAHSHUA never taught:

All foods are clean.

ELOHIM'S instructions are outdated.

Holiness is irrelevant.

He taught:

The heart matters.

ELOHIM'S Word stands.

Man-made religion must be exposed.

Obedience flows from love.

This passage is about:

Tradition vs Torah.

Heart purity vs ritual performance.

ELOHIM'S authority vs man’s additions.

4/19 Edited to

... Read moreIn my personal journey through biblical studies and faith, I've come to appreciate how grace and law harmonize rather than oppose each other. Many people hear "grace" and mistakenly believe it's a license to overlook obedience to divine law. However, as illuminated in Titus 2:11-12, grace teaches us to reject ungodliness and live righteously in the present world. This living transformation is crucial because sin, defined in 1 John 3:4 as the transgression of the law, remains real and relevant. If the law were abolished, sin would dissolve as well, negating the need for grace itself. But scripture and lived experience show otherwise; grace empowers us to overcome sin, not ignore it. One powerful realization is the meaning behind Colossians 2:14, where "the handwriting of ordinances"—a term for our debt or record of sin—is nailed to the cross, not the instructions or law which remain eternal and holy (Romans 7:12). This distinction teaches that our guilt is removed but the path of obedience to God's eternal Torah, revealed before Moses and the Sinai covenant, remains intact. Moreover, it’s noteworthy that Yeshua's teachings, such as in Matthew 15 and Mark 7, focus not on abolishing dietary laws but condemning man-made traditions that usurp God's commandments. The heart's condition and genuine obedience matter infinitely more than ritualistic practices detached from the spirit of the law. Scientific observations intriguingly align with Torah's dietary distinctions: unclean animals tend to be scavengers and toxin accumulators, underscoring divine wisdom in these laws. This helps bridge faith with reason, showing these laws’ enduring relevance. Lastly, reflecting on Revelation and Isaiah’s prophetic warnings, the seriousness of maintaining holiness in the last days is stark. The call to be "set apart" echoes strongly—obedience to God's law is a mark of faithfulness, not a burden but a way to embody transformation guided by grace. From my personal experience, embracing grace as a lifeline that leads to obedience—rather than as absolution for lawlessness—has brought deeper peace and alignment with the divine will. It challenges comfort but invites true spiritual growth. This balance between grace and law, obedience and forgiveness, is not only scriptural truth but a living reality that shapes a purposeful and meaningful walk of faith.

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Iyanna

Iyanna

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4 bible study tips 4u ! 🩷
Some of these tips you may know, comment one you didn’t know about! Which do you use? <333 #biblestudy #helpfulbible #biblehack #howtostudythebible #Lemon8 #bibleideas
Armanii 🌺

Armanii 🌺

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A hand holds a Bible with "ROMANS 12:2" written on the page edges. Overlaid text reads "FIVE BIBLE JOURNAL DRAWINGS."
An open Bible page features a drawing of a green vintage van with surfboards. Handwritten text includes "my soul HE leads me in PATHS of RIGHTEOUSNESS for his name's sake!" and "JESUS YOU" alongside Isaiah 59 verses.
An open Bible page displays an orange vintage van with a surfboard. Handwritten text reads "ON MY SIDE!! THE SOVEREIGN LORD IS HE IS A GOD THAT NEVER LACKS STRENGTH TO RESCUE US ISAIAH 50:3 RELY ON YOUR GOD" with Isaiah 50 and 51 verses.
Bible art inspo🤍
The 3rd one is my favorite!! 🐙 #bibleart #bibledrawing #bibleverseart #biblejournalart #scriptureart
jus🐚🫐✨

jus🐚🫐✨

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Bible journaling ideas I’ve done
I’m a beginner and this is what I’ve done recently! More are from inspo I found on Pinterest! #biblejournaling #biblestudy #journalbible #healthylifestyle2024
Lexi Brianne 🪼

Lexi Brianne 🪼

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A handwritten Bible study note page summarizing Numbers 6-10. It features colorful headings, large numbers 1-5, and detailed points on the Nazarite vow, tribal offerings, Levites' dedication, Passover, God's guidance, and Israel's journey from Mount Sinai.
Bible Study Notes (Numbers 6-10)
Numbers 6-10: Preparation before movement! From the Nazarite vow to God’s visible presence leading Israel, these chapters remind us that God prepares before He moves us forward. Let’s dig in! ✨ #BibleStudy #BookOfNumbers #FaithJourney #biblejournaling #stealmynotes
Iyanna

Iyanna

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A Bible page with handwritten notes about anxiety, kindness, and sunflowers symbolizing hope. It features a quote from Proverbs 12:25 and tabs for Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Isaiah, Daniel, and Jeremiah.
A Bible page with colorful handwritten notes summarizing Joshua 22:5: "LOVE the Lord your God, WALK in all His ways, OBEY his commands, HOLD firmly to Him, SERVE Him with all your HEART and all your SOUL." Bible tabs for Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, and Joshua are visible.
A Bible page with handwritten notes on wisdom, righteousness, and avoiding sin, alongside text from Proverbs. It includes sections on the purpose of Proverbs and warnings against sinful men, decorated with leaf and flower drawings.
Bible
🦋✨You’re on a spiritual journey and don’t know where to start, I got you! Start of with the Gospels in this order: 1. John 2. Mark 3. Matthew 4. Luke These books teach you about who Jesus is and the works that he has done (physically present on earth) Then your going to read in
Jailyne Cristal

Jailyne Cristal

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a Bible verse that clocked me today!✨📖
✨️James 1:2 -8 ♡ ♡ #jesuslovesyou #bible #christian #verseoftheday #aversethatclockedmetoday
Nicole Rae💐✨️🤍

Nicole Rae💐✨️🤍

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Bible study
#biblejournaling #bible #christianlifestyle #christianwomen #journaling
Dessi.H

Dessi.H

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bible inspo!
#bible✔️ #au5
jazmine!

jazmine!

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A stack of tabbed Bibles and a book titled "Prayers and Promises of the Bible" on a wooden table, with text overlay "Bible study at home".
A close-up of the book "Prayers and Promises of the Bible: The Smart Guide to the Bible series" by J. Heyward Rogers and Larry Richards, Ph.D.
A grey Holy Bible with an embossed floral design on its cover, resting on another book, with a hand showing yellow painted nails.
Bible study
#bible #biblestudy #biblejournaling #jesusgal #bibleverse #godisgood #biblenotes
Angelis

Angelis

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An open Bible displaying journaling notes and stickers on Genesis 24-25. The left page features reflections on prayer and Abraham's wealth, while the right page shows highlighted scripture and notes on Abraham's lineage.
A close-up of a Bible's left page with journaling notes on Genesis 24:24. It includes reflections on God's answers to prayer, worship, and the servant's narrative, adorned with floral stickers.
A close-up of a Bible's left page with journaling notes on Genesis 24. It features reflections on prayer, Abraham's wealth, and Rebekah's stay, decorated with floral stickers and washi tape.
Bible journaling | Genesis 24-25 ✨🌊🌿
Bible journaling | Genesis 24-25 ✨🌊🌿 - #biblejournaling #christian #genesis #biblestudy #faithfullyadventuring
tatiana

tatiana

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A hand adorned with a gold chain bracelet rests on an open Bible, displaying various scripture passages. The pages are white with black text, set against a light-colored background.
A hand with a pink and white manicured nail points to a highlighted Bible verse from Matthew 22:37, emphasizing loving God. The open Bible features pink-edged pages.
A hand wearing a gold watch rests on an open Bible with highlighted passages and a yellow sticky note. A spiral-bound notebook with 'Feeling BLESSED' is visible in the background on a soft surface.
Pretty girls read their Bible and go to church. 🌸📖
Pretty girls read their Bible and go to church. 🌸📖⛪️ It's not just about outer beauty, but the beauty that comes from within, rooted in faith and love for God. Embracing His word and finding strength in His presence. 💖✨ #PrettyGirlsReadTheBible #ChurchFlow #FaithAndBeauty #Inner
RichGirls

RichGirls

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A notebook page with handwritten Bible notes on Ruth 1:16, explaining Ruth's commitment to Naomi and a personal prayer for loyalty and kindness, adorned with floral stickers and pink highlights.
An open Bible page showing Ruth Chapter 1, with highlighted verses and sticky notes detailing key terms like kindness, commitment, and loyalty, and explanations of Ruth's oath to Naomi.
An open Bible page displaying Ruth Chapter 2, featuring sticky notes with insights into Boaz's character, his kindness towards Ruth, and the meaning of 'Mara' (bitter).
Bible Notes | Ruth 🌸🫶 #bible journaling
What are some things you see in Ruth Naomi or Boaz that you wish to see in yourself? #biblestudy #biblejournaling #christianwomen #ruthandboaz #biblestudyforwomen Ps: excuse any misspelling or bad handwriting 🥹
Naya Symone

Naya Symone

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An open Bible page with colorful illustrations of donuts and text that reads "BIBLE JOURNALING" and "IS WRITING OR DRAWING IN YOUR BIBLE WRONG? LET'S TALK ABOUT IT."
An open Bible page with colorful donut illustrations and text that reads "Oh TASTE & SEE THAT THE LORD IS GOOD! Psalm 34:8." The text "Helps me remember" is written vertically on the right.
An open Bible page with floral illustrations and text that reads "THIS IS the day THE LORD has made LET US rejoice & BE glad IN IT." The phrase "NEVER COVER WHAT IS WRITTEN" is overlaid.
Thoughts on Bible journaling
I recently saw a post explaining why Bible journaling was so wrong! 🤔 Did I feel convicted? NOPE, it just made me want to journal more! These photos are of my personal Bible and I LOVE IT! I am a very creative/visual girly and this helps me retain what I’ve read. The relationship I have with
Amanda Flowers

Amanda Flowers

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Bible Study of the Week: Ruth 1
I love to start my mornings with time in God's word and in his presence. Today he led me to study the book of Ruth again!! I absolutely love this story and meditate on it often. Ruth’s loyalty to Naomi and her unwavering faith in God, despite immense hardship, remind us of the power of stea
🤎Alija 🤎

🤎Alija 🤎

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An open Bible or journal with handwritten notes and scripture references on both pages, including a floral-patterned notebook at the bottom left.
An open Bible page with handwritten text 'I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me' with weights, 'He will supply every need', and cloud/flower doodles.
An open Bible page with handwritten text 'GIVE THANKS in all circumstances' and a drawing of praying hands.
Inside my Bible🌸
pt 6 #faith #jesus #biblejournaling #biblestudy #bible #jesuslovesyou #jesusisking #jesusheals
Sonny Lynnette

Sonny Lynnette

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A handwritten list categorizing books of the Bible, with 'Numbers' highlighted under 'The Law'. The image features an overlay text 'THE BOOK OF NUMBERS' and a butterfly graphic.
Handwritten notes detailing the Book of Numbers, including its position as the fourth Bible book, its theme of faith and obedience, the origin from a census, and its focus on the Israelites' journey to the promised land.
Handwritten notes outlining the three major story sections of the Book of Numbers: At Mount Sinai, In the Wilderness, and On the Plains of Moab, with chapter summaries for each section.
My Bible Notes 📝 Numbers
The book of Numbers Such an incredible book of the Bible, the fourth in the entire Bible and fourth in the first group of (5) books named “ The Law” 🤍 All Bible Notes from Genesis up until this book has been posted all on my lemon8 account! 🥹 for all of you that have followed, liked and loved my
Jianna Whitneyy

Jianna Whitneyy

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Bible of my dreams ✨
Look at what my mom got me for Christmas 🎀
Wendy Ochola 🦢

Wendy Ochola 🦢

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Bible Study Guide - Part 1
Bible Study Guide Sheets about each chapter in the Bible! These pages should help you get a better understanding of the Bible along with the meanings and symbols in each book. #biblestudynotes #studyguide #biblestudymoments #beginnersbible #biblereading
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𝓐𝓙 🪐

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An open Bible filled with colorful handwritten notes, highlights, and underlines, with a green pen resting on the pages. An iPad is partially visible next to it. The image is overlaid with the text "not aesthetic Bible."
A close-up of an open Bible showing the book of Proverbs, extensively marked with handwritten notes, highlights, and underlines in various colors. A green pen is on the page. The text "Study how you want" is overlaid.
A close-up of an open Bible displaying the book of Matthew, covered in handwritten notes, highlights, and underlines in different colors. The text "no rules" is overlaid.
My crazy Bible notes
I always felt insecure about my note taking in my Bible. It was never aesthetically pleasing. My notes are all over the place and there is no rhyme or reason to my highlight and pen color. Honestly I just choose what I like. For me… the idea of spending my time in the word and trying to make it
Kennedy

Kennedy

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Day 6: Giving Myself Permission to Feel
Giving Myself Permission to Feel Unexpressed emotions don’t disappear — they settle, harden, and resurface later in ways we don’t expect. Healing requires honesty, not numbness. 📖 Psalm 62:8 — “Pour out your heart before Him; God is a refuge for us.” God never asked you to suppress your fe
SeKaiya Ave

SeKaiya Ave

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Bible Notes: Revelation 7 💕
mychristwalk

mychristwalk

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Have you read your Bible today?
The Word of God is life giving! If you are feeling weak, sad, unsure, or heavy…. Read your Bible! Put it in your ears and let it just play! The Word of God is the answer to all your questions. #godwillguideyou #bible #jesus #christianmotivation #christianlifestyle
KonstanceNicole

KonstanceNicole

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A handwritten Bible study note on Naphtali, detailing his lineage, the tribe's history, and prophetic significance. It highlights how God uses seemingly insignificant people and places, like Naphtali and Nazareth in Galilee, to shine a 'Great Light' and fulfill His purpose, encouraging faithfulness.
Bible Study
I loved doing this study on Naphtali. God can use us inspite of us being “insignificant.” In fact he can shine a “Great Light” through our lives. He uses the humble in heart much more than the proud and significant people. Be humble. #bible study #biblestudy #jesusfollower #jesusgirl #morn
Spark of Grace

Spark of Grace

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BIBLE TIMELINE THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR DAILY STUDYS
Sometimes reading the Bible can feel overwhelming—so many people, kingdoms, events, and time periods. That’s why visual Bible timelines are so powerful. 📖✨ This Bible Timeline helps you SEE how God’s story connects from generation to generation. Instead of reading random events separately, you b
Drawn By Scripture

Drawn By Scripture

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Bible Study • Read •1 Samuel Chapter 2
Read 1 Samuel Chapter 2. We learn about putting our children above God & letting them sin against God without correction. Jesus loves you & so do I. 💗 Read your Bible today . 🙏🏻 #biblestudy #biblenotes #biblejournaling #notes #lemon8notes
Fellie

Fellie

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Bible Study : Ruth Chapter 1
Ruth is one of my fav books on the bible 🫶🏻 #biblestudy #ruth
Brittany

Brittany

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Bible Art part 3
#bibleart #bible #biblenotes #bibletips
Maddie M 🫶

Maddie M 🫶

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Joshua 1:8 • Bible Study
Let’s read and study God’s Word. 🙏🏻💗 He’s so good and faithful. Abounding in grace & mercy. 💗 #biblestudy #biblenotes #biblejournal #lemon8biblestudy #verseoftheday
Fellie

Fellie

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An open Bible with pink and green highlighters and a pen, featuring the text overlay 'HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE EFFECTIVELY' and 'Jesus'.
A digital note titled 'How to effectively study the Bible:' outlining steps 1-4, which include praying, choosing a chapter, reading for mental notes, and re-reading for understanding with an easy translation.
A digital note continuing the Bible study steps, detailing steps 5-7: writing down notes, applying readings to life, and using 'Bible chat' to generate questions for deeper understanding.
How To Effectively Study The Bible🥰🌸
This is an example of how I typically go about doing my Bible studies. Some days I switch it up but this usually the outline I often use. I hope this helps God bless you all!!!!!! ⭐️Overall rating: /10: #helpfulbible #howtostudythebible #bible studies ✝️ #findgod🙏🏼📖 #christian
Azaria Marie

Azaria Marie

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BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY
BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY Ezekiel 37:5 “This is what the Lord God says to these bones: I will cause breath to enter you, and you will live.” #bible #bibleverse #verseoftheday #bibleverseoftheday
Taryn Daniels

Taryn Daniels

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Stelly wants to Bible Study too 🥰✨
#dogsoflemon8 #faith #christian
Ms. Sharon 🦋🌸🌺

Ms. Sharon 🦋🌸🌺

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Revelations 1-2 Bible Notes
The opening of Revelation isn’t meant to confuse us—it’s meant to reveal Jesus. In chapter 1, we see Him not as distant or quiet, but present, powerful, and walking among His people. He sees. He knows. He’s near. And then in chapter 2, the message gets personal. To the churches—and to us.
jazz_whit

jazz_whit

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A Bible journaling page titled "Providence" with highlighted text about God's orchestration of events and Saul's anointing. The page is decorated with colorful markers and a "SWIPE FOR MORE" sticker.
A Bible journaling page focusing on "Anointing," with highlighted text about God equipping those He calls and Saul's initial insecurity. The page features a prominent "Saul is King!" text and a "SWIPE FOR MORE" sticker.
A Bible journaling page with the title "Saul's Leadership Tested" and golden butterfly stickers. The text discusses Saul's anointing and the people's reaction, with a "SWIPE FOR MORE" sticker at the bottom.
Bible Journaling
Rose  Davenport

Rose Davenport

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An open Bible with the title "Bible Journaling Ideas" overlaid. The pages show highlighted text from Romans, with handwritten notes and sticky notes, resting on a dark blanket.
An open Bible page displaying Romans 3, with a yellow sticky note stating "you are worth more than your failures Romans 3:23" and another note about Jesus being the only way to Heaven.
An open Bible page displaying Romans 4, featuring handwritten notes about "grace through faith" and "faith in His life, accuracy of His teachings, and His leadership/deity" with decorative leaf doodles.
Bible Journaling Ideas
#bible #biblejournaling #biblejournalwithme #journalbible #christian Romans, Isaiah, James, Joshua and more!
Grace :)

Grace :)

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