Exodus 17


Are Foes Inevitable?

Good Morning, friends and foes. No, I don’t consider anyone a foe to me, but many hate God and consider me a foe. Learning how to love them, too, has required the Seminary and the wisdom of age. My darling bride is leaving for Houston today due to a death in our extended family. She will be grand-dog sitting, so all the travel for the services can be done by my son and daughter-in-love. It is such a blessing that we can do this for them, and of course, Madeline will get lots of snuggle time with the Golden-doodle Maxie. This dog gets so excited for visitors that she will get the zoomies for the first ten minutes of your arrival! She is still in puppyhood, and things can get a little crazy in that first ten minutes!

We see some talk of foes in chapter 17 of Exodus for Today’s Daily Bible Challenge. I hope you will join us by clicking the link below and listening to the Bible a chapter or two a day! It is a great, although slower way to get in touch with God through learning about Him through His words for us, instead of gossip about Him from the world. There is a deeper study available in the tools tab on BLB.ORG or by searching Amalek on Gotquestions.org.

Talk with you soon!


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