Angels Looking Down
Wednesday, January 8, 2025
Even Angels long to look
I've sometimes been asked why Jews wear caps called yarmulkes or kippahs on their heads. The Rabbi's give different reasons, but the fact is no one knows for sure. But some explain it that it's because of the angels looking down, so they won't see bald heads. That's just tradition, but it's written in the Scriptures that even the angels long to see what God is doing in you. In the original Greek, it reads that the angels passionately, eagerly, long to catch a glimpse of God's purposes on earth. Some believers act like this planet is just a cosmic waiting room to get out of as soon as possible. But that's not what God's Word says. So if even angels long to see, then your life and what you do with it must be something important. You don't have to wear a yarmulke, but do something for the angels. Start overcoming, being courageous, being sure, victorious, loving, step out, and stand up! Do what you know God put you on earth to do. The angels are watching. Give them something to talk about.

Today's Mission
Today, live your life as if every moment the angels were looking down on you.

Exodus 29:9
King James Version
9 And thou shalt gird them with girdles, Aaron and his sons, and put the bonnets on them: and the priest's office shall be theirs for a perpetual statute: and thou shalt consecrate Aaron and his sons.
“Then take the vestments and dress Aaron in the tunic, the robe of the Ephod, the Ephod, and the Breastpiece, belting the Ephod on him with the embroidered waistband. Set the turban on his head and place the sacred crown on the turban. Then take the anointing oil and pour it on his head, anointing him. Then bring his sons, put tunics on them and gird them with sashes, both Aaron and his sons, and set hats on them. Their priesthood is upheld by law and is permanent.

“This is how you will ordain Aaron and his sons: Bring the bull to the Tent of Meeting. Aaron and his sons will place their hands on the head of the bull. Then you will slaughter the bull in the presence of God at the entrance to the Tent of Meeting. Take some of the bull’s blood and smear it on the horns of the Altar with your finger; pour the rest of the blood on the base of the Altar. Next take all the fat that covers the innards, fat from around the liver and the two kidneys, and burn it on the Altar. But the flesh of the bull, including its hide and dung, you will burn up outside the camp. It is an Absolution-Offering.

HAVE A BLESSED DAY AND WEEKEND!