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MembersFollow me – Between Instagram, Abraham, and Jesus

In a world where the number of clicks has become a status symbol and a person’s value is measured in followers, we quickly forget that “Follow me” is not a product of social media.

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People imitate someone, dress like their role model, adopt their style, language, and path. Marketing firms immediately recognize this potential and hire them as influencers. This results in a spiral of ever more followers, superficially fueled by apparent inspiration, but also thanks to external influence. Long before algorithms decided who is important and who is not, someone spoke these words with a completely different intention: God Himself. Today, we chase likes, reach, validation, and in the process often lose our orientation. The first real “follow button” was not pressed on a screen, but in the heart. It was a call that led people out of the familiar into a new life: “Lech Lecha.” Not to become famous, but to come closer to the truth.

God says to Abraham: “Go from your land, from your homeland and from your father’s house to the land that I will show you.” It is not merely a geographical departure. It is a call to the human soul to leave behind the familiar, the habitual, the old identity, to follow a call even...

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