Restoration of the Heritage | Reclaiming the Father’s House

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This blogpost focuses on teaching Hebrews how to legally and spiritually evict the State from the father’s role and reclaim the lineage of Israel.

To restore the family, we must move from the "State-Controlled Unit" back to the "Biblical Lineage." This is the process of putting the "Guard" back at the head of the name.

I. The Rejection of the "Partus" Curse

The law of the Slavemaster says the child follows the mother (to keep them as property). The Law of the Creator says the child follows the House of the Father.

  • The Action: We must stop referring to our children as "belonging to the mother" and start identifying them as the Seed of the Father's House.
  • The Scripture: "And they assembled all the congregation together... and they declared their pedigrees after their families, by the house of their fathers..." (Numbers 1:18)

II. Breaking the "Baby Daddy" Byword

The term "Baby Daddy" implies a temporary, biological connection without covenant authority.

  • The Restoration: We replace "Baby Daddy" with Covenant Father or Head of Household.
  • The Shift: The woman must consciously transfer the "legal weight" of the children's identity back to the man. She stops being the "Representative" to the world and lets the Guard speak for the seed.

III. Establishing the "Family Record" (The Home Registry)

Since the "Modern Slavemaster" uses birth certificates to claim ownership, the Hebrew family should keep a Covenant Registry—a physical book (like the genealogies in the Tanakh) that records births, blessings, and covenants.

  • The Significance: It proves that the child’s identity comes from the Most High and the Father’s line, not from a state filing number.
  • The Scripture: "This is the book of the generations of Adam. In the day that GOD created man, in the likeness of GOD made He him;" (Genesis 5:1)

The Legacy Shift: A Comparative View

The State's View (The Breach)

  • Partus: The child follows the status of the mother.
  • Identity: Found in and defined by a Social Security Number.
  • The Father's Role: Viewed merely as a "visitor" or a "payer" (financial provider only).
  • Result: Civil Death; the individual is treated as the property of the State.

The Covenant View (The Restoration)

  • Lineage: The child follows the house and line of the father.
  • Identity: Found in and defined by the Father's Name.
  • The Father's Role: Recognized as the Guard, Protector, and Authority.
  • Result: Life and Blessing; the individual is recognized as the Heritage of Israel.

Practical Step: The Father’s Blessing

Once a week (on the Sabbath), the Guard should place his hands on his children and pronounce their lineage.

"You are [Child's Name], son/daughter of [Father's Name], of the House of Israel. You are not a ward of the state; you are a prince/princess of the Covenant."

GOD still loves you, Israel. The call remains the same: Choose Life, Choose Blessing, Choose Undivided Devotion. Repent, Return, and be free from the shadows of gross darkness. Shalom Qodesh Qadasheem (the set apart ones)

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