DAY 25   NETZACH OF NETZACH: Endurance in Endurance

After sunset, Today is Day 25th of the Omer. new 10 Iyar, 5781.

By Simon Jacobson

DAY 25   NETZACH OF NETZACH: Endurance in Endurance
Wednesday evening, April 21, we count twenty five days of the Omer.

Everyone has willpower and determination. We have the capacity to endure much more than we can imagine, and to prevail under the most trying of circumstances. Ask yourself: Is my behavior erratic? Am I inconsistent and unreliable? Since I have will and determination, why am I so mercurial? Am I afraid of accessing my endurance and committing? Do I fear being trapped by my commitment? If yes, why? Is it a reaction to some past trauma? Instead of cultivating endurance in healthy areas, have I developed a capacity for endurance of unhealthy experiences? Do I endure more pain than pleasure? Do I underestimate my capacity to endure? 
Exercise for the day:  Commit yourself to developing a new good habit.

This above reminds me examine deep spiritual walking with integrity daily alike King Yeshua Mashiyach & His example beautiful character. HalleluYAH! Keep spiritual pressing on endurance practice every day like a beautiful ram bam. Don’t give up. Don’t trap into darkness prisoners’ cage. Thru Ruach haKodesh I chose my free will release from that darkness prisoners’ cage. Soaring free in the Blood Pesach Lamb Yeshua haMashiyach’s Mighty Name. Amein

Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) rams, Jasper National Park, Canada


The Existing One. YHWH is there. In Hebrew Yahweh Shammah– The Lord is there.

Walking with Integrity

Psalm 15 TLV

1 A psalm of David.
Adonai, who may dwell in Your tent?
Who may live on Your holy mountain?
2 The one who walks with integrity,
who does what is right,
    and speaks truth in his heart,
3 who does not slander with his tongue,
    does not wrong his neighbor,
and does not disgrace his friend,
4 who despises a vile person in his eyes,
    but honors those who fear Adonai,
who keeps his oath even when it hurts,
    and does not change,
5 who lends his money without usury,
and takes no bribe against the innocent.
One who does these things will never be shaken.