Manariwa means “be refreshed” or “be renewed”, from the root sariwa, “fresh”. It reflects the idea in Romans 12:2 of being changed by the renewing of our minds. Words and ideas are the powerful tools of humans to create goodness and to produce infinite change in the inner person and in the human environment. The challenge still stands: be perfect!
WEEK 50 (16th to the 22th of Iyar, the Second Month, in the Hebrew Religious Calendar) In addition to what we have presented with respect to the physical properties and spiritual significances of the Rainbow, we now consider how it also points to several vital facts and future events that had been foretold in other […]
WEEK 49 (9th to the 15th of Iyar, the Second Month, in the Hebrew Religious Calendar) The Bow above Pointing to Heaven Qasti is the Hebrew word used by Moses in Gen. 9:13 to name the rainbow that He set in the sky when He made a new covenant with Noah and his family (including […]
WEEK 48 (2nd to the 8th of Iyar, the Second Month, in the Hebrew Religious Calendar) The New and Living Way When Adam and Eve were taught to offer animal sacrifices, which they, apparently, passed on as a means of seeking favor from Yah, they did it not as a ceremony or duty they found […]
WEEK 47 (25th of Nisan, the First Month, to the 1st of Iyar, the Second Month, in the Hebrew Religious Calendar) The Forbidden Fruit and the Law of Moses We become what we eat – literally. For every part of our body comes from the ground. Adam was a lifeless body formed out of dust. Light […]
“Beloved, I now write to you this second epistle (in both of which I stir up your pure minds by way of reminder), that you may be mindful of the words which were spoken before by the holy prophets, and of the commandment of us, the apostles of the Lord and Savior, knowing this first: that scoffers will come in the last days, walking […]