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When divisiveness is toxic to the people of God but essential to humanity’s survival (Genesis 32–36; 1Corinthians 5)
God hates divorce — schism in what should be a supportive whole. But Heaven also brings division to separate truth from falsehood — good from bad — for the sake of all humanity. That's a key lesson from the Torah reading וַיִּשְׁלַח Vayishlach ("and He sent," Genesis 32:4–36:43) that shows why those who live like Eysau (Esau) can't be part of the family of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus).
https://hallel.info/vayishlach-2022/
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By Hallel FellowshipGod hates divorce — schism in what should be a supportive whole. But Heaven also brings division to separate truth from falsehood — good from bad — for the sake of all humanity. That's a key lesson from the Torah reading וַיִּשְׁלַח Vayishlach ("and He sent," Genesis 32:4–36:43) that shows why those who live like Eysau (Esau) can't be part of the family of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus).
https://hallel.info/vayishlach-2022/