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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We can come to know Yahowah and serve with Him at any point in our lives.
As Yahowah’s Covenant Relationship continues to unfold, I encourage you to keep this adoption process and transformation to perfection in mind. It is why, during their fourth meeting, Abram was called a…
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The fruit of the Covenant is growth – both ours and God’s.
According to Yahowah, not only will those He adopts by way of His Covenant become abundantly rich, and be exceedingly empowered, He will grow as well… “And (wa) I will grow, be…
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Man worshiping God not only diminishes our Heavenly Father, it serves no purpose.
The idea that God diminishes Himself, the notion that He would bow down before men, makes religious people very uncomfortable, as they are compelled to invert His plan. And yet having men…
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The Covenant is the heart and soul of God’s Towrah testimony
There is one last Psalm, a Song devoted entirely to signing the Towrah’s praises, which we must consider. In fact, the 119th Psalm provides God’s most comprehensive instructions on how we should…
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