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Saturday, November 22, 2014
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
I have read in 2013
- Through the Door of Hope - Marinda Griebenouw
- Radio Drama - Seespinnekop - Andre Kotze
- Radio Drama - Hotel Elizabeth - Mari Snyman
- Die Trousseaukis en ander stories - Annelie Botes
- Tabernakel - Annelie Botes
- Vlindervlug - Magdaleen Walters
- Radio Drama - Ivoorpaleis - Anton Treurnicht
- Ribbokvoete - Annelie Botes
- Swart of Wit - Annelie Botes
- In Sy Voetspore - Jaco Thom (WG)
- Radio Drama - Purgatorio - Charles J. Fourie
- Radio Drama - Die Basilisk - Mari Snyman
- Radio Drama - Seisoene - Charles J. Richter
- Radio Drama - Vloek van die Rooigety - Anton Treurnicht
- Radio Drama - Wolwedans in die Skemer - Leon van Nierop
- Radio Drama - Doolhof - Evert Snyman
- Radio Drama - Vakansie in Bangkok - Andre Kotze
- Radio Drama - Die Eiland - Anton Treurnicht
- Radio Drama - Afdruk - Evert Snyman
- Soos 'n Brullende Leeu - Jaco Thom (WG)
- Asbesmiddag - Etienne van Heerden
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Saturday, November 30, 2013
My Afrikaanse oomblik
goed en ek kan nie wag om dit in die kar te luister nie.
Die Heuwels Fantasties ft. Coenie de Villiers - Wonder bo Wonder
Dis maar soos dit is
Die mense wat mekaar ontmoet
Deur die noodlot so beslis
Ek was al van tevore
Hier waar ons ons bevind
Waar mens ewigdurend trou beloof
Maar jy’s later onbemind
Maar jy trek my soos die maan
Die gety se eb en vloed
Jy laat my dalk weer glo
En jy gee my dalk weer moed
Want wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeplan
Hoe vat ons nou hierdie ding verder?
En hoe keer ons dit dan?
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeman
As alles weer in mekaar inval
Sal jy my oortuig
Om die stukke weer op te tel
So word ‘n mens versigtig
So word mens katvoet wys
As almal iewers heengaan
Bly jy dikwels tuis
Want jy'y later te veel letsels
Wat soos soeweniers die hart
Laat huiwer en versigtig maak
Jy hou hom liefs apart
Maar jy trek my soos die maan
Die gety se eb en vloed
Jy laat my dalk weer glo
En jy gee my dalk weer moed
Want wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeplan
Hoe vat ons nou hierdie ding verder?
En hoe keer ons dit dan?
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeman
As alles weer in mekaar inval
Sal jy my oortuig
Om die stukke weer op te tel
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeplan
Hoe vat ons nou hierdie ding verder?
En hoe keer ons dit dan?
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeman
As alles weer in mekaar inval
Sal jy my oortuig
Om die stukke weer op te tel
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeplan
Hoe vat ons nou hierdie ding verder?
En hoe keer ons dit dan?
Wonder bo wonder
Uiteraard onbeman
As alles weer in mekaar inval
Sal jy my oortuig
Om die stukke weer op te tel
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Duran Duran - Ordinary World
"Ordinary World"
On the avenue
Thought I heard you talking softly
I turned on the lights, the TV
And the radio
Still I can't escape the ghost of you
What has happened to it all?
Crazy, some are saying
Where is the life that I recognize?
Gone away
But I won't cry for yesterday
There's an ordinary world
Somehow I have to find
And as I try to make my way
To the ordinary world
I will learn to survive
Passion or coincidence
Once prompted you to say
"Pride will tear us both apart"
Well now pride's gone out the window
Cross the rooftops
Run away
Left me in the vacuum of my heart
What is happening to me?
Crazy, some'd say
Where is my friend when I need you most?
Gone away
But I won't cry for yesterday
There's an ordinary world
Somehow I have to find
And as I try to make my way
To the ordinary world
I will learn to survive
Papers in the roadside
Tell of suffering and greed
Here today, forgot tomorrow
Ooh, here besides the news
Of holy war and holy need
Ours is just a little sorrowed talk
And I don't cry for yesterday
There's an ordinary world
Somehow I have to find
And as I try to make my way
To the ordinary world
I will learn to survive
Every one
Is my world, I will learn to survive
Any one
Is my world, I will learn to survive
Any one
Is my world
Every one
Is my world
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Panis Angelicus
Dat panis coelicus figuris terminum
O res mirabilis! Manducat Dominum
Pauper, pauper, servus et humilis
Pauper, pauper, servus et humilis
The heavenly bread ends all symbols
Oh, miraculous thing! The body of the Lord will nourish
The poor, poor, and humble servant
The poor, poor, and humble servant
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Sunday, November 10, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Michael W. Smith - Purified
Rediscovered this song tonight on my way home. Thank you Lord for blessing me with this song tonight. I love you Lord.
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Saturday, October 12, 2013
Anointed gospel song.
Anointed song - my favourite part is "my chains are gone."
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
I have read in 2012
- Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins
- Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins
- The Hunger Game - Suzanne Collins
- My Camino - in God se genade - Ieda Strutt
- a Voice in the Wind - Francine Rivers
- 5 Minute voor en na die dood - Isak Burger
- Yahweh - Jean Bradfield
- Good Work Secret Seven - Enid Blyton
- Alles wat Blink - Melissa Scharneck
- Van God: 'n Boodskap van Geloof - Retha en Aldo McPherson
- Die Lanternswaaier - S.D. Fourie
- Nou's ons in ons donner in - C. Johan Bakkes
- Die Kamferkis - Sjane van Aswegen
- Pa se stem (Vol 2) - Willie Burger
- Well done Secret Seven - Enid Blyton
- Secret Seven Adventure - Enid Blyton
- God's Mud Baby - Alison Marshall
- Secret Seven - Enid Blyton
- In the shadow of Your wings I will rejoice - Jean Alison Bradfield
- 'n Boodskap van God - Retha en Aldo McPherson (WG)
- The Prophet - Francine Rivers
- Fasting - Jentezen Franklin
- Die vreemdeling - Jaco Thom (WG)
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Saturday, October 6, 2012
Sabbat
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
I have read in 2011
I try..but to be honest, my Bible has been getting much more attention, and
I do prefer to read it above any other book.
Love reading books about the Bible, also did a lot of research about Judaism,which
was VERY interesting.
Die Bybelroman - Jaco Thom (WG)
Encounters with God - Jean Alison Bradfield (WG)
Talia vat grond - Melissa Scharneck
Gypsey - Lesley Pearse
The Rescue - Nicolas Sparks
Lea - Jaco Thom
Will again make an concerted effort to read more in 2012..
Much love and gratitude.
Katie
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Monday, August 22, 2011
Hold me now - Thompson Twins
One of my all time favourites!!
I have a picture,
pinned to my wall.
An image of you and of me and we're laughing and loving it all.
Look at our life now, tattered and torn.
We fuss and we fight and delight in the tears that we cry until dawn
Hold me now, warm my heart
stay with me, let loving start (let loving start)
You say I'm a dreamer, we're two of a kind
Both of us searching for some perfect world we know we'll never find
So perhaps I should leave here, yeah yeah go far away
But you know that theres no where that I'd rather be than with you here
today
[Chorus]
You ask if I love you, well what can I say?
You know that I do and if this is just one of those games that we play
So I'll sing you a new song, please don't cry anymore
and then I'll ask your forgiveness, though I don't know just what I'm
asking it for
[Chorus]
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Understanding the Tallit - Biblical roots of our faith by Elisabeth Syré

Understanding the Tallit
Our faith in Yeshuah (Jesus) the Messiah has Hebraic background.
We have been robbed of much depth of understanding its roots due to persecutions over centuries against true believers and Jews alike.
Numbers 15:37-41." - Make tzitziots (tassels) on the corners of your garments "to remember all the commandments of the Lord.. to be holy before the Lord"
Why?
"because I am the Lord your God who brought you out of Egypt to be your God.."
What Is A Tallit (Plural: Talliot)?
Meaning of the Prayer-Shawl:
It is a garment made of one piece of material worn around the shoulders.
What Is A Tzitzi? (Plural: Tzitziot)
Also called gadilim (twisted tassel with a knot)
It is a lock, a fringe, a tassel, forelock of hair.
Where is it in Scripture?
Deuteronomy 22:12.
"You shall make tassels on the four corners of your garment with which you cover yourself."
Background Of The Tallit:
In the tallit is a lot of teaching. The teaching of the numbers called Gematria (Hebrew) it is the knowledge about numerical values.
Each word and number have numerical values. (numerology).
Each tassel (Tzitzis) should have 39 windings (7+8+11+13) they are separated by double knots. 26 is the numerical value of YHWH. (Yahweh)

To be surrounded by the Word and the presence of God in the symbols of the Prayer-Shawl.
Meaning Of Tallit: TALL is the Hebrew word for tent; IT is little in Hebrew.
Literal meaning is therefore:" little tent".
Paul coming from rabbinical background was not making a living from camping-tents. He was very intelligent and studied the Torah. Yes, he was a tallit maker understanding the meaning of each thread of the garment which needed study and accuracy.
See Acts 18:2-3.
Aquila and Priscilla had the same profession and could teach others. They were believing Jews persecuted in Rome for faith in Yeshuah. (See Acts 18)
A tallit is a garment used in prayer symbolizing (prophetically) embraced in the Spirit of G-d. It means to be physically, spiritually, emotionally covered by Hashem (God Adonai). It is a covering. A tallit is a prayer closet to experience the glory of the Lord when you are alone with Him. It is then put over the head to be free from worldly influences and concentrate on Him.
When Was It Used?
Believers in the Old Testament wore it all the time during prayer. Specially used at major festivals, funerals and major ceremonies:
Succoth (Feast of Tabernacles), Shavuot (Pentecost), Pesach (Easter), Yom Kippur (Day of atonement) etc.
Today:
Jewish believers use it for bar mitzvah's, circumcisions, Weddings (Ketubah’s) and burials. It is also used on Simchat Torah (the day after Succoth) to carry the Torah scrolls in the tallit. (first 5 books of the Old Testament are then carried in the prayer-shawl).
(A KETUBAH is a marriage contract. The ancient Hebrew wedding practice involving the marriage covenant and bride price: When a young man desired to marry a young woman in ancient Israel; the bride was usually chosen by the father of the bridegroom. The father made the arrangements as Samson’s father did for him (Judges 14:1-10). The father would send his trusted servant, known as the agent of the father, to search out the bride. An excellent example of this can be seen in Genesis 24. In this chapter, we see Abraham (a type of God the Father) wanting to secure a bride for Isaac (a type of the Messiah) and sends His servant Eliezer (a type of the Holy Spirit (Ruach Hakodesh) to do this task (Gen 15:2; 24:2-4). The young man would prepare a written contract (or covenant) for the engagement called, in Hebrew, a ‘Shitre Erusin.’ A second contract (or covenant) the ‘Ketubah’ is the marriage contract that states the bride price, the promises of the groom, and the rights of the bride. (The word Ketubah means ‘that which is written.’) The groom promised to work for her, to honor, support, and maintain her in truth, to provide food, clothing, and necessities, and to live together with her as husband and wife. The ‘Ketubah’ was the unalienable right of the bride. The ‘Ketubah’ must be executed and signed prior to the wedding ceremony. The young man would present the ‘Ketubah’ to the young woman and her father at the young woman's home. But the most important part of the contract was the bride price, the price that the young man was willing to pay to marry the young woman. This payment was to be made to the young woman's father in exchange for his permission to marry. The bride price was generally quite high.). Consider the price that the Lord Jesus Christ paid for each and every one of us!
The Tallit Symbolizes:
1. The brooding of God’s Spirit over the waters in Gen.1:2
2. The spreading of the wings of eagles in Deut. 32:11;Isa 40:31
3. Overshadowing of Most High (Holy Spirit) conception of Yeshuah in Luke 1:35 Shadow of Gods wings. Ps. 36:7
4. Overshadowing of God’s glory on Peter, John, James on Mt. Tabor. In Luke 9:28 (transfiguration),
5. Peter’s shadow for healing in Acts 5:14
6. The passing of the prophetic mantle from Elijah to Elisha In 2 Kin 2:13-14 Elisha struck the waters with the tallit.
7. The healing of the woman with the issue of blood Lk.8:43-48.
8. Raising the dead Mark 5:41 "tallit a cumi"; "come under my tallit and rise. "(tallit=covering; cumi=rise up).
9. Declaration that faith is for all nations. Jews and Gentiles alike. Acts 10:9, Peter, (his Hebrew name is Kefa) a Jew, receives a spiritual impression of a vision of a cloth coming down with unclean animals. This cloth is a tallit. Meaning: "He now can go and bring the Word to the Gentiles". Note: Peter did never eat the unclean animals. The vision of the tallit meant all nations are accepted by faith in Yeshuah and no-one is unclean, who follows the Lord. Peter got the message to not only teach Jews but also Gentiles.
10. Rev. 19:13-16 Tallit dipped in blood is the Word of God the robe Jesus wore had YHWH Echad on it meaning King of Kings and Lord of Lords. What kind of robe would our returning Yeshuah wear? When sitting upon His Throne with His tallit around Him saying: King of Kings and Lord of Lords...Yeshuah Ha Mashiah!!
11. Peter went into the empty tomb and found the tallit of Jesus. John 20:6-7 (a symbol of the Resurrection)
12. A covenant sign Ruth 3:9 "spread your tallit over me" During a Jewish wedding (called ketubah) the bride and groom are covered with the "chupah" a canopy which is a large tallit. It is either held over the couple by the four corners (Tzitzis) held by friends. We read in the Bible that in the last days goyim (gentiles) will cling to the Tzitzis of one Jew.
13. Matthew.14:36. The sick begged Him that they might only touch the Tzitzis of His garment and as many as touched it were made perfectly well.
14. In Revelations 4:8 we see the four living creatures with six wings who cry: "Holy, holy, holy." They surround the throne of God in the temple. Are we not the temple of the Holy Spirit of God? The Jewish flag is like a tallit: white and blue. If you put the Magen David in the middle (shield of David or Jewish star) it is. (Could this be a symbol for the Morning star too? The devil lost that title in Isaiah 14:12 and Yeshuah is the Morning star Rev. 22:16) To me personally the Jewish flag
Jesus Is The Lilley Of The Valley And The Bright And Morning star!!
In Numbers 24:5 Balaam had to curse Israel and could not.
"How lovely are your tents o Lord.. he said. All believers had the tallit over them in the desert making one big tabernacle. In the wilderness Moses set up a tent (tabernacle) of meeting according to the command of God. Two and a half million Jewish people could not have pitched a tent on desert sand. They were together each in their little tent. A protection from harm.
As the tallit is placed over the head, it forms a tent with the four Tzitzis on each corner. The word for corners in Hebrew is kanaph. This also means wings. It is the same word used for the wings of the Seraphim in Isa.6:2
As your arms are held out under the garment, wings are formed and each corner is a kanaph or wing.
Other Scriptures Mentioned In Connection With The Tallit:
Psalm 36:7: "shadow of Your wings"
Malachi 4:2: "healing in Your wings"
Ps. 84:1: "Lovely to be in Your tabernacles"
Ps. 61:4: "I will stay in your tent and trust in the shelter of Your wings."
Ps. 27:5-6: "In times of trouble, He hides me in His tallit and in the secret place of His tabernacle He shall hide me etc."
In Ezekiel 16:8: the Lord speaks to Jerusalem: " I spread My (tallit) Wing over you (kanaph) and covered your nakedness.
In Psalm 91: we are able to abide "under the shadow of the Almighty" - and "under His wings."
Could there be a connection with the revival in England when Susanna Wesley prayed for her nation with a garment over her head? Her prayers changed the history of England.
There is power in the Name of Jesus. We may use our hands, feet and even clothes to help pray for revival in our homes, families and nations.
How To Wear The Tallit?
Wear it around your shoulders as you worship the Lord and intercede if you like. You can also wear it over your head. Some orthodox rabbis say that it is mandatory for a man to wear a tallit and it is optional for women. Do not let this stop you as a woman of God, from entering into its blessing by wearing it.
Galatians 3: 28 says that there is neither Greek nor Jew, male nor female. We are one in Christ Jesus. This is an antidote against inferiority. Use it prophetically.
Lettering On The Tallit:
This is called the "atarah" , the band on the top of the garment. It is called the crown of the garment. It is the blessing:
"Blessed art Thou, Lord our God, King of the Universe, Who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to wrap ourselves in the Tzitzis."
The lettering is always on the outside just like the tent walls of the Holy Tabernacle so that they would always hang the same way.
Is Not It Religious To Wear A Tallit And Is It Necessary?
No it is not necessary at all and it is not religious either. It is in the Bible. God is teaching us through the natural Israel what it means to be in the Spirit of understanding for His Word. He is widening our tent-pegs. Is. 54:2..Every object-lesson is a step to understanding the full plan of God for our lives. It also teaches us to love the Bible and the Jewish background of the Word so we will not be tempted to be anti-Semitic. We will be ready for the End-time Plan and will be able to teach the Jewish people about their own Bible through the Spirit of Jesus.
Do you need covering today? Do you need healing? Do you need the love of the Almighty and the miracle power in your situation?
Come. For He is the God that healeth Thee. He is the Lord your Healer.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Thank You GOD!
Ed Lunnon has a blog http://edlunnon.wordpress.com that thanks God daily. He says:
Every day I experience simple awesome things that highlight Life’s pleasures and keep me focused on the positive:
I now choose to follow his example and start a Journal that will express my joys and good fortunes. Keeping me focused on the good and pleasures of Life.
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Thanking God
Life has a way of taking you in a wrestling grip and throwing you down so that all the air in your lungs are expelled. Today sees me gasping for air. After life threw me down on the floor a while ago, it kicked me in the ribs last night, leaving me not only breathless but also with a pain that is penetrating my soul. Patience is getting me through the moment, but what the long term outcome will be only God will know. I believe in His Almighty wisdom, that He will set broken bones and bandage wounds. It takes moments like these to make you realize how much a person has to be grateful for.
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Cheryl Cole - Parachute
I don't tell anyone about the way you hold my hand
I don't tell anyone about the things that we have planned
Won't tell anybody, won't tell anybody
They wanna push me down, they wanna see you fall down
Won't tell anybody how you turn my world around
I won't tell anyone how your voice is my favorite sound
Won't tell anybody, won't tell anybody
They wanna see us fall, they wanna see us fall down
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
Don't believe the things you tell yourself so late night
You are your own worst enemy, you'll never win the fight
Just hold on to me, I'll hold on to you
It's you and me up against the world, it's you and me, love
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I'll fall into you
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I won't fall out of
I won't fall out of love, I'll fall into you
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
I don't need a parachute, baby, if I've got you
Baby, if I've got you, I don't need a parachute
You're gonna catch me
You're gonna catch if I fall down, down, down
Love the song - love the dancing
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
Gloria Estefan - Steal your heart
This song keeps resounding in my soul and I dedicate it to MB, ME and MS
I don't mean to be the teardrop spilling over your resentments
Don't intend to be the cry with which you voice your discontentment
I don't wanna be a picture, fading slowly from your memory
Don't intend to be a shadow simply darkening your passage
Only wanna lose myself behind the mirror of your eyes
Be the only balm that soothes the secret passions in your life
Only want to lose my senses, lose your sorrow calm this madness
Be the only one you count on to alleviate your sadness
I'll steal your heart and set it free
Tear down the walls that would surround you
I may hold you close to me
But these ties will never bind you
I don't mean to be the fire that's igniting your temptations
Don't intend to be the sword that runs you through with adoration
I don't want to be a whisper my emotions wrapped in silence
Don't intend to be the shout reminding you that time is priceless
Only want to be the wind that lifts you high above the ground
Living only to unleash the sacred power that we've found
Only want to breathe your essence, be your comfort, fill with laughter
Every moment that we live from this day on, forever after
I'll steal your heart and set it free
So free, I'm sure it will astound you
Without my love you'll never be
In some way, I'll always find you
I'll steal your heart and set it free
Tear down the walls that would surround you
I may hold you close to me
But these ties will never bind you
Only want to be the wind that lifts you high above the ground
Living only to unleash the sacred powers that we've found
Only want to breathe your essence, be your comfort, fill with laughter
Every moment that we live from this day on, forever after
I'll steal your heart and set it free
So free, I'm sure it will astound you
Without my love you'll never be
In some way, I'll always find you
I'll steal your heart and set it free
Tear down the walls that would surround you
I may hold you close to me
But these ties will never bind you
I'll steal your heart and set it free
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