The “son who is given to us” is “God Almighty.”
In Isaiah we learned that the “son who is given to us” is “God Almighty.” Then in this passage we discover that last generation of racial Yahuwdym have just come to recognize…
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Yahowah will “personally reveal” Himself on this day. Returning as brilliant as the sun, He will be “acknowledged and understood” by everyone. There will be no mistaking Him this time.
Revealing the timing of His return, God inspired Zakaryahuw to write something which unlocks the mystery of “no one knows.” “It shall be (hayah – exist as) the one (‘echad – only…
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He says: “Listen carefully to Me. Incline your ear and come to Me. Listen so that you may live, and so that I will be able to establish an everlasting Covenant Relationship with you.”
efei There are additional references to the Taruw’ah Harvest in the Torah, Prophets, and Psalms beyond the two passages we have already examined. The most interesting is found in the 57th chapter…
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“Do not mention or proclaim the name of any other gods (‘elohym). Do not let them be heard coming from your mouth.” (Exodus 23:13) That of course would include “Lord/Ba’al, Adonis/Adoni, Amen, Easter/Astarte, Jesus/Gesus, or Allah.
efei Having examined the previous four Miqra’ey along with me, you may have been anticipating a long list of ingredients which were to be included in the celebration of this day, or…
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There is no “Church” in Scripture, only the Beryth and its Miqra’ey. We have been called out of man’s world and into God’s realm, away from religion and into a familial relationship.
efei While it is trivial by comparison, there is a sinister religious proclamation which ultimately arose as a direct result of Shabuwa’—one which poisons one-and-a-half billion souls. To share Yahowah’s message of…
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The Beryth-Covenant was initiated over the course of seven meetings.
efei The Beryth-Covenant was initiated over the course of seven meetings. They followed Yahowah’s Genesis pattern. In the first, Yahowah introduced Himself and explained His purpose. He wanted Abram to leave Babylon,…
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To be associated with God, we must disassociate ourselves from man.
Yahowah wants us to “muwl – be cut off and separated from” our “‘eth – association with” our “basar – physical bodies and animal nature.” To be associated with God, we must…
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Genesis 8:1, “God remembered and proclaimed the truth about (zakar) Noah” because Noah remembered God.
efei There are a few loose ends I’d like to tie up before we leave the deluge and move on to the story of Abraham and the formalization of the Covenant. In…
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He clearly wanted Abraham to know His name, to use His name, and to know what His name represents.
Yahowah told Abram, and us through him, what the covenant relationship was about, what He expected, and what He was offering in return. Up to this point, we have leaned that Yahowah…
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The Covenant is based on “home and household” and is thus familial.
efei Immediately after introducing us to Scripture’s most important term, beryth/Covenant, God unveiled a passage which reveals its basis. “Yahowah (efei) said (‘amar) to (la) Noah (noah – the trustworthy guide), ‘Go…
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