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#* The '''good soil'''. 'Soil' שדה also means 'wife' or 'lamb שה of the command ד' | #* The '''good soil'''. 'Soil' שדה also means 'wife' or 'lamb שה of the command ד' | ||
#** '''Training in Righteousness (Resurrection of Jesus)''': The resurrection represents the ultimate transformation, where all that is broken is made whole. Training in righteousness is not merely learning facts; it is the process of being renewed and equipped for godly living. Through Christ’s resurrection, we are empowered to live in newness of life, as He teaches us through the Holy Spirit. The resurrection trains us in the way of righteousness, giving us the hope and power to walk in it. | #** '''Training in Righteousness (Resurrection of Jesus)''': The resurrection represents the ultimate transformation, where all that is broken is made whole. Training in righteousness is not merely learning facts; it is the process of being renewed and equipped for godly living. Through Christ’s resurrection, we are empowered to live in newness of life, as He teaches us through the Holy Spirit. The resurrection trains us in the way of righteousness, giving us the hope and power to walk in it. | ||
# '''The Call to Hear''' – Each account ends with Jesus saying, "He who has ears אזן ( separated א prostitute זן ) to hear, let him hear (שמע ' | # '''The Call to Hear''' – Each account ends with Jesus saying, "He who has ears אזן ( separated א prostitute זן )(chosen sinner) to hear, let him hear (שמע 'saved שע of the promise מ' or 'reputation שמ of flesh ע'). | ||
