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Motivation Monday
Some weeks are not just about feeling inspired. Some weeks you have to build with focus and watch with wisdom.
"They which builded on the wall... every one with one of his hands wrought in the work..."
Nehemiah 4:17 KJV
Keep your hands on the work and your spirit on watch. Do not let distractions, weariness, or fear pull you off the assignment. The Most High gave you something to build, so move like it matters.
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Which deliverance story hits the hardest?
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When the Lord Tries the Reins
🕊️ Sabbath Study for Yasharala
Shalawam Yasharala.
There is a phrase that appears several times in Scripture:
“The LORD trieth the reins.”
What are reins?
And why does He try them?
Let us examine this carefully.
📖 The Lord Searches the Heart and Tries the Reins
Jeremiah 17:10
“I the LORD search the heart, I try the reins…”
The heart, as we have studied, refers to the inner mind.
The reins refer to the deepest seat of desire and motive.
In ancient understanding, the reins referred to the kidneys, believed to represent the most inward impulses.
The Lord does not only judge action.
He examines motive.
📖 The Reins Represent Hidden Desire
Psalm 7:9
“…for the righteous God trieth the hearts and reins.”
Two layers:
Heart — thoughts
Reins — desires
You may think correctly outwardly.
But what do you desire secretly?
That is where the Lord tests.
📖 The Trial Reveals Alignment
Psalm 26:2
“Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; try my reins and my heart.”
David invited examination.
Why?
Because hidden motive determines direction.
If desire is misaligned, behavior will eventually follow.
📖 The Lord Weighs Intent
Proverbs 16:2
“All the ways of a man are clean in his own eyes; but the LORD weigheth the spirits.”
Spirits here refers to inner disposition.
You may justify your actions.
The Lord weighs why you acted.
📖 Outward Obedience Can Hide Inward Corruption
1 Samuel 16:7
“…for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.”
The Lord’s evaluation goes beneath action.
Two men can perform the same deed.
One is approved.
One is rejected.
Why?
Motive.
The Structural Meaning
Trying the reins means:
Testing desire
Exposing hidden motive
Revealing internal allegiance
The Lord allows situations that surface what you truly want.
Pressure exposes desire.
Delay exposes impatience.
Correction exposes pride.
The Deeper Layer
Many Israelites ask:
Why am I being tested?
Why is this difficult?
Why this delay?
Because testing reveals the reins.
The Lord does not refine surface behavior only.
He refines what you crave.
If desire remains worldly, obedience will eventually fracture.
Sabbath Examination
Ask yourself honestly:
Why do I obey
Why do I teach
Why do I correct
Why do I pursue what I pursue
If the Lord searched the reins fully, what would be revealed?
Final Word
Yasharala, the Most High does not stop at behavior.
He examines thought.
He tests desire.
He weighs motive.
When He tries the reins, He is purifying intention.
Let your desires align with His commandments.
Because what you secretly crave determines where you will eventually walk.
Shabbat Shalawam Yasharala.
Barak atha Yah, who searches the heart and tries the reins of His people.
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Question:
Which king saw the writing on the wall?
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Comment “Amen” 🙏🏾
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Motivation Monday
Stop trying to fight a whole week with a cloudy mind. Sit down. Pray. Write the plan. Make the next step plain.
"And the LORD answered me, and said, Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables..."
Habakkuk 2:2 KJV
Some of us are not lazy. We are scattered. This week, bring order to your spirit, your schedule, your house, your body, and your work. The Most High can bless the path, but you still have to write it, see it, and walk in it.
Move with purpose today.
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Motivation Monday
Some people keep praying for a new life while refusing to repair the broken places in the one they already have.
Repair the breach.
Repair your prayer life. Repair your discipline. Repair your word. Repair your house. Repair the part of you that keeps starting strong and quitting when it gets heavy.
"And they that shall be of thee shall build the old waste places... and thou shalt be called, The repairer of the breach, The restorer of paths to dwell in."
Isaiah 58:12 KJV
This week, do not just talk about change. Put your hands on what needs fixing and let the Most High strengthen the work.
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Which test would be hardest for you to face? 📖🔥
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What It Means to Bear the Name
🕊️ Sabbath Study for Yasharala
Shalawam Yasharala.
Israel speaks often about the name of the Lord.
But what does it mean to bear His name?
This is not about pronunciation.
It is about representation.
Let us open it carefully.
📖 Israel Was Called by His Name
2 Chronicles 7:14
“If my people, which are called by my name…”
Called by His name means identified with His authority.
When Israel bears His name, Israel represents Him.
Your conduct reflects on the One whose name you carry.
📖 The Third Commandment Is About Representation
Exodus 20:7
“Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain…”
Vain does not only mean saying it casually.
It means carrying it emptily.
If you claim His authority but live contrary to His commandments, that is taking His name in vain.
📖 The Name Was Placed Upon Israel
Numbers 6:27
“And they shall put my name upon the children of Israel…”
The name was placed on them.
This means identity and responsibility were transferred.
To bear the name is to carry visible covenant representation.
📖 The Lord Acts for His Name’s Sake
Ezekiel 20:9
“But I wrought for my name’s sake…”
His actions defend His reputation.
If Israel behaves corruptly while bearing His name, it affects how His authority is perceived.
This is serious.
📖 The Name Is a Strong Tower
Proverbs 18:10
“The name of the LORD is a strong tower…”
Name here means authority.
You run into His authority for protection.
But you cannot run into authority you publicly dishonor.
📖 Profaning the Name
Ezekiel 36:20
“…they profaned my holy name…”
Profaning does not mean mispronouncing.
It means dishonoring through behavior.
Israel’s conduct in exile reflected on the Lord’s covenant.
Behavior communicates allegiance.
The Structural Meaning
To bear the name means:
You represent His authority
You carry His reputation
You reflect His covenant
Your private conduct affects public perception.
Your discipline reflects His governance.
The Deeper Layer
When Israel claims covenant but lives carelessly, it is not just personal failure.
It is misrepresentation.
The name is not decoration.
It is responsibility.
Sabbath Examination
Ask yourself honestly:
Does my conduct honor the name I bear
Do my actions reflect covenant seriousness
Do I carry authority with discipline
Or do I carry it lightly
Bearing the name requires weight.
Final Word
Yasharala, you do not just know the name.
You carry it.
Your behavior speaks louder than your confession.
Do not take the name in vain by living emptily under it.
Walk worthy of what you bear.
Shabbat Shalawam Yasharala.
Barak atha Yah, whose name is holy and who requires those who bear it to walk uprightly.
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Question:
Which woman hid two Israelite spies under stalks of flax?
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