Recurring Theme in Revelation

Have you ever noticed this recurring theme while reading through Revelation? Are you noticing a pattern? And the last one: Rev 20:4 – And I saw thrones, and they sat on them, and judgment was committed to them. Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their witness to Yeshua and

Gentiles in Acts

“For Moses has had throughout many generations those who preach him in every city, being read in the synagogues every Sabbath.” – Acts 15:21 Moses being read every Sabbath… We’ll come back to that. Let me tell you a little story. There was once a little girl who grew up in a strict church home

Then I pleaded…

Ah!… Deuteronomy, one of my favorite books ever. Moses pulls out all the stops in this final book; knowing too well that these special people, Yah’s segulah, special treasures, will fall away from the Truth after he’s gone. But he pleads nonetheless. He pleads with the Creator and he pleads with his people. He pleads

Devotion to YHVH

Father, may You know by my actions the degree of my adoration for You. You are what matter most in my life. I choose this day to serve You, for You are Elyon (Most High), YHVH Tzevaot (of hosts), and I long to be with You for eternity. In your mercy and loving kindness You

Jesus (Yeshua) the Word made flesh (Leviticus verse)

Yes, you read the title right. There is only one witness of Yeshua being “all the Words” in the whole book of Leviticus that I’ve seen and you would never see it in the English. If you have your bible handy, turn to Leviticus 8:36. The verse reads: So Aaron and his sons did all

Jesus (Yeshua) the Word made flesh (Exodus verses)

In the Apostle John’s epistle we have him trying to tell us a very important truth about our Messiah Yeshua, that honestly, I never realized my whole young life. Let’s look at two verses in particular. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 (The

I will raise up a Prophet / Deu 18:18

In the Apostle John’s epistle, in the first chapter, he sets the stage for our Messiah Yeshua by introducing Yeshua as the Word of Eloheim made flesh. He then introduces John the baptiser but during the introduction of him he recounts this: And they asked him, “What then? Are you Elijah?” He said, “I am

The Light of Yah, the Light of the World

What if I told you that the first evidences of Yeshua being the Light of Yah were not in the newer testament, but in Genesis, 2 Samuel and Isaiah? What if I told you that Yeshua as Light was announced in the 16th verse of the first chapter of the whole bible? He was. And

It is the glory of God to conceal a matter… / Pro 25:2

As promised in our last blog post, here is our closer look at Proverbs 25:2, in regard to our Aleph Tav (את). Granted, this post is not about being a witness of Yeshua but rather, how Eloheim may have hidden references to Him within the pages of His prophet’s writings. Let’s go to Proverbs 25:2

The Lying Pen of the Scribes?

There is a group of people who use Jeremiah 8:8 to rewrite the Torah of YHVH however they wish. The group I’m referring to use it to say that our Creator never once spoke of killing animals. They carve the Torah up to remove ALL references to Yah’s sacrificial system and all references to eating