True to the declaration of Hashem, it is sad that we usually subscribe to the spirit of servitude/slavery for six days. Most of our times we spend our six days life serving that which should be serving us.; Read more

Sukkoth is a hebrew word for booths or huts. They are called so because the structure, sukkah (singular), is made by intertwining/sakkak/suk twigs.; Read more

The feast days of Adonai (Leviticus 23) usually start with Pesach and end with Simchat Torah which is the eighth day of the Feast of Sukkoth. Now Sukkoth is taken to be a Party in the Palace of our heavenly king.; Read more

Yom Teruah is the day commonly known as the day of blowing trumpets. We are instructed to observe it in numbers 29:1; Read more

Leviticus 23:23-25 Adonai commands as follows, "....In the seventh month, in the first day of the month, shall ye have a sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, an holy convocation. Ye shall do no servile work therein: but ye shall offer an offering made by fire unto the LORD."; Read more

"Behold, the LORD'S hand is not shortened, that it cannot save...your iniquities have separated between you and your God..."; Read more

In this setting, where Elohim is the one who prepares the bread and sets it on the table where the world meets him for a pact of peace, the salt he seasons the food with, which is we who believe in Yahshua, signifies the irrevocable nature of HaShem.; Read more

I am convinced that the fruits in the garden were to serve him (Adam) for such a time as it would take him to learn the source of life which clearly is not material food as explained by Mosheh and Yahshua, (Deuteronomy 8:3; Luke 4:4).; Read more

From the scriptures it is clear that Adam has been given six good days out of seven when he can employ all his self - centered ploys to eke/make a living in this rush of life. Elohim tells Bnei Adam (Children of Adam) in Deuteronomy 5:13, "....six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work..."; Read more

Did you know that from the scriptures it is clear that those who believe in Yahshua shall never stand before the seat of judgement of Elohim to be judged on the last day? The Hebrew concept of judge/judgement is abit deep. I will try to explain in the following hebrew words.; Read more

Our human experience of slavery sometimes make us misunderstand the phrase serve Elohim or worship. We tend to understand that worship is doing something that compliments some lack in Hashem. It's as though our relationship with Elohim is complementary.; Read more

The belief associated with these curses is a prison unto minds of millions of people all over the world, who do not know that there’s a way to break or prevent them from occurring in the first place.; Read more

It is worthy to note that Genesis 2:9, 16-18 embodies this concept of falling short of eternal life as the tree of good and evil. I can't help but wonder the implications of such a concept. For it is clear that such a concept of a single tree bearing a fruit that is both good and evil cannot hold in the matrix of eternal life.; Read more

Whenever I read about the book of life of the lamb, I usually wonder if Yahshua has a book the same as the books we have here made of wood pulp or leather and an ink pen and usually scribbles names such as: John, Abraham, Beatrice, Judith etc.; Read more

Deep inside every one of us, be it an atheist, an idolater, a secularist, a believer in God, name it, there is a stubborn yearning for a never-ending life. We all don't want to die after such a fleeting life. We all want it: eternal life.; Read more