I love your picture of the mosaic.Boundaries comes to mind immediately and it is not acceptable, although people who don't know how to be healthy can never be healthy.
One good book you may enjoy is "Changes that Heal" by Henry Cloud.
Todah. Thank you Com sah me dah. I don't know how to spell it in Korean. I'm sorry.Shalom aleichem, my dear sister
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If you'd like- I can include you in my Friday Shabbat Prayer list?
My Dad spent some time in Seoul in the '80s and '90 when he worked for Motorola.We continually pray for the peace of Korea and we pray that Yeshua will heal the land
Hello Brother and Friend.
My dad loved his time in Korea and he loves the Korean people. I speak English and Spanish because my mother is a Spanish Jew. But My dad says after I master Hebrew I should learn Hangul. Maybe I'll give it a go. After all I have a lot of time, being single.
But I would love to go home to Israel, but I doubt I will go because there is chaos so I will wait for Yeshua here in Oregon. I was sad about it though because I wanted to meet my prince charming in Israel
But in all seriousness, we do pray for Korea, both of them all of the time. I'm really sorry that war had to mess things up.
I love the Korean dramas on Netflix. i really like Kim Tae-Woo the older one. He's a cool actor!
P.S. Do you mind if I ask you a question? You hyphen G-d like I do. Are you Jewish? You know Messianic vernacular very well my friend
Best Wishes and Much Shalom in Yeshua Ha Maschiach
Ronit P.
Shalom Brother!My dear sister Ronit,
Unfortunately, I am not Jewish. I am a Gentile.
I agree with your dad. I think that you should learn Hangul after you master Hebrew.
Unfortunately, learning to speak the Korean language is not easy.
Even though I was born and raised in the United States, Korean was the first language that I learned to speak.
Even though Korean was my first language....even though I went to Korean language school every Saturday morning for 12 years....even though I lived in South Korea for 9 years after graduating from university, I am still learning to speak the Korean language properly.
My sister, I am very sorry that you cannot go home to Israel.
Thank you so much for keeping the two Korean nations in your prayers. I am very sad that people in North Korea do not have opportunities to hear the good news of Yeshua.
I enjoy watching Korean dramas too, but I seldom have opportunities to watch Korean dramas.
My dear sister, much Shalom in Yeshua.
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II read that part. I understood that part.
I grew up with verbal and physical abuse. I could do nothing right if my life had depended on it, or at least that's what I was told on a daily basis. I married an abusive man because that was all I knew.
Now I avoid people who are like that, including my own family (though my parents and ex-spouse are dead), I do have a sister who is one of the nastiest people I know, and a daughter who watched the abuse while she was growing up. I don't go out of my way to go around any of them.
If you aren't doing anything to provoke his behavior, my suggestion is to avoid him. Eventually, he might come around and realize that belittling your children is not the way to be.