Breaking The Jewish Code Perry Stone

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What God Knew God commanded Adam to replenish the earth (Gen. 1:28) and gave Noah and his sons the same instruction after the Flood (Gen. 9:1). Replenishing can only occur by reproduction. A son can carry on the family name, while sons and daughters continue the family legacy. In the Torah, God desired that a man’s name and family heritage would continue from generation to generation (Deut. 25:5–6). This can only be done through procreation. God’s family blessing is still intact and commands that we should “be fruitful and multiply” (Gen. 1:22). What Devout Jews Know The Jews know that their entire nation was formed from barren wombs blessed with sons of destiny. The Orthodox communities recognize that children are a heritage from God (Ps. 127:3) and begin planning their families immediately after marriage. The devout Jews also believe that God has promised in the Torah to bless them with children who will carry on the family name from generation to generation. This concept is so