The Hebrew word for "Angel" is Mal'ak (mal-ach), but this doesn't just mean a shiny thing with wings, it also means a prophet, priest, or teacher. Essentially, a messenger from God. So what are these Winged Celestial Beings that we mean when we speak of angels. And better yet, do we become angels when we die like the saying goes "Heaven received another angel today"?

What do you think "the rod" means in the Bible? how do you think it is to be used? Shebet pronounced Shay-bet, is the Hebrew word for Rod, but it means so much more. Listen to hear what some of my research guided me to as I looked deeper in Hebrew words like Shebet (Shay-bet), Mashal, She'owl (Sheh-ole), & Muwcar (Mu-Sar).

Matthew 5:38-39 reads; {You have heard it was said, “an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth” but I say to you, do not resist an evil person, but whoever slaps you on the right cheek, turn the other toward him also.} What does this really mean? Does it mean we cannot defend ourselves? Or, is there a deeper meaning? Listen to find out. · Remember to find and like my page on Facebook by searching for @GodsBattleCry and to find and follow me on Instagram by searching for bestillandknow64. As always, God Bless, and we hope you come back again!

A verse commonly used to be an excuse for not going to church. Today we dive into Matthew 18 as a whole, brief the main idea for the chapter, then dive deeper into verses 15-20 in order to put verse 20 into context.

I hope you enjoy the second Episode of “Be Still and Know” and I hope you tune back in next time for some deeper looks into other scriptures. Remember to find and like my page on Facebook by searching for @GodsBattleCry and to find and follow me on Instagram by searching for bestillandknow64. As always, God Bless, and we hope you come back again!