Quotes from Angela Elwell Hunt

Ezra Diagos is correct when he says men's words do not have the authority of HaShem's.

But surely Adonai, creator of everything good, would create nothing unless it had a reason for being.

Listen to the world and you'd think there are many ways to God', he says. 'But Jesus himself said, "I am the way, and no man comes to the Father but by me". So it doesn't matter what Oprah or Dr. Phil or Deepak Chopra says. They don't have the keys to Heaven. Only Jesus holds the keys to life and death, and if he says he's the way, then he is.

Well, naturally, it is not a bad thing to love peace," Ernan countered. "But there comes a time when people can't bear the burdens placed on them. Master Hus is helping people see those burdens, things they've never seen before. And if it isn't right, it won't be borne. Haven't I said so before?" Anika

He allows men to make choices. Just as He allows nations to rise and fall according to their actions.

Man and God act together. Surely we can all agree with Solomon.

We took the words of God's guidance in the Torah and fashioned them into cages in which we felt secure. For

The prophets speak of a Messiah who is the begotten Son of HaShem," Simeon said. "And if they truly spoke for HaShem, then He is coming, just as the prophets foretold. From where is He coming? HaShem knows, and when it is time, He will send Him.

In an age when everyone else is terribly concerned with political correctness, my husband's preaching is uncommonly blunt. Perhaps that's the secret of his success.

He says there are three kinds of people in any society, because people are tripartite. What does that mean?" "Comprised of three parts. Plato believes humans are appetite, spirit, and reason. But I am not certain HaShem would agree. The Torah tells us that man is body and soul.

But you are mine no longer. You are a man, with a man's concerns, and

protect, like soldiers; and those who govern. He says the producers align with the appetite of man, the protectors with the spirit of man, and those who govern with the reason of man.

that no man who led a nation could win without also suffering losses.

the day of Judgment had come. It was Rosh Hashanah, the head of the year, when HaShem sat on His throne and determined the destiny of each individual in the next twelve months.

Does not a farmer protect his crop? Does he not have a spirit? And does a mother, who produces children and food for her table, not protect and govern her children? I am not certain, Salome, that men can be so

May God bless his sons as he blessed the five courageous sons of Mattathias.

He leaned against the wall and folded his hands, quietly rejoicing in unexpected blessings—the company of a friend, a new purpose, pure water. Even knowing the date of his death was a blessing, for it would bring an end to his pain. To everything, there was a season . . .

appreciation is like an insurance policy. it has to be renewed every now and then.

But he could not let his flesh win, because as Paul often said, they were slaves to Christ. And a slave does not question his master; he obeys. And what did Christ ask of him? Here, as always, to love.

We were all bought with a price, so we are all slaves to Yeshua. Each one should remain in whatever situation he was called, unless the Lord provides a legitimate escape.

Did Christ not die for the entire world?" Paul asked. "For the cruel master as well as for the innocent child?

We cannot know what others will do, but we must be willing to lay down our lives for Christ just as He laid down His life for us.

empowered by the Ruach Adonai." "What?" "The Holy Spirit of HaShem." A small smile brightened her face. "As one of our judges, Samson is a remarkable man. But when the Ruach Adonai overpowers him, he is a force from God.

from Euripides: "Those whom God wishes to destroy, he first makes mad.