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Tefillah (Prayer) | The Meal Blessing | The Prayer of the Firstfruit

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In the spirit of the Firstfruits , where we acknowledge the Giver before we enjoy the gift, this prayer is designed to center your heart on the "Undivided Devotion" to Our GOD and Our Hebrew Heritage. It weaves the physical need for bread with the spiritual reality of the Covenant. A Note on the 'Salt of the Covenant': In the Tanakh, every grain offering was to be seasoned with salt (Leviticus 2:13). As you pray this, remember that you are the 'salt' of this earth. Your gratitude preserves the holiness of the meal, turning a common act into a priestly service. The Meal Blessing | The Prayer of the Firstfruit Almighty YAH, Creator of the heavens, the earth, the seas, and all therein, I stand before You in the 'midst' of Your provision. I thank You for this bounty, this beautiful blessing brought forth from the earth by Your Word. As I partake of this meal, I ask that You bless this food; let it be more than mere sustenance. May it bring health to my bo...
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Hebrew History 101 | The Remnant and the Return | Gathering the Scattered Seeds

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This lesson focuses on the transition from "Awakening" to "Action." Now that we have identified the wilderness and the blessings in previous posts, we must look at the specific mechanism the Most High uses to bring us back: The Remnant and the Return. Our history didn't start on a slave ship, and our identity isn't a mystery - it’s just been hidden like an old family secret waiting for the right generation to uncover it. We have looked at the mirror of the Exodus, the dry places of Ezekiel, and the promised blessings of Deuteronomy. But a question remains: How does it actually end? The prophets tell us it doesn't end with all of Israel simply waking up at once; it ends with a Remnant. A small, dedicated portion of the scattered seed that refuses to bow to the nations any longer. If you are reading this and feeling a pull toward the ancient paths, you aren't just a student of history - you are being called into the Remnant. The Prophecy of the ...
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Shattering the Myths: One Covenant, One Wife, One GOD

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For too long, certain interpretations of scripture have clouded our understanding of the Creator's heart and His unchanging Law. Today, we're cutting through the confusion to expose two deeply ingrained myths that undermine the sanctity of the covenant and the very character of our King. Myth #1: The Subjectivity of "Many" – Deconstructing Deuteronomy 17:17 The command in Deuteronomy 17:17 to future kings is absolute: "Neither shall he multiply wives to himself, that his heart turn not away." For generations, many have twisted this, suggesting it merely means "not too many," leaving the precise number to human discretion. Let's be clear: "Neither shall he" is a closed-ended, absolute prohibition. There is no magic number that suddenly makes "multiplying" acceptable. If GOD allowed man to determine how many is "enough" to keep him from undivided devotion, the fall of our greatest leaders wouldn't have happened...
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Hebrew History 101 | 🌾 The Great Sifting | Are You Heavy Grain or Chaff?

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Introduction: The Mask and the Sieve Look across the pages of our history and you will see more than just a trail of tears, idolatry, slavery, and displacement. You will see a Sifting Operation of cosmic proportions. From the "mixed multitude" that fled Egypt to the crowded hulls of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, the House of Israel has never been a monolithic block of purity. We have always been a people mingled - blurred by the "Uriah Factor," where foreign blood carries a Hebrew heart, and the "Samaritan Prototype," where Hebrew blood carries a heathen soul. Today, as the Diaspora awakens, a haunting question hangs in the air: Who is the real Israel? Man looks at the skin, the shared trauma, and the genealogies, but the Creator is looking for something far more substantial. He is shaking the sieve of the nations (Amos 9:9), and He isn't looking for labels - He is looking for weight . In this divine sifting, the "imposters" are the weight...
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