Part 1 of 'Ekklesia or Church?' stresses the need to follow Yahushua's teachings and Yahuah's laws sincerely, avoiding hypocrisy.
Part 2 of 'Ekklesia or Church?' warns of false teachings in the church, urging faithfulness to Yahuah and proper Sabbath observance.
Yahushua's followers were called Yahudim, not 'Ekklesia' or 'church,' which have roots in political and pagan contexts.
Honor feasts like the Feast of Trumpets and Day of Atonement with rest and reflection, following the ancient Hebrew calendar.
The Feast of Booths honors Yahuah Elohim and remembers Yisra'Al's time in tents after leaving Egypt.
This teaching examines Halloween for its pagan roots and says it clashes with the Bible's teachings against sorcery and witchcraft.
Even after seeing miracles, people can still turn to false worship. Reflect on your faith practices to ensure they align with true teachings.
Most Trans-Atlantic slaves were Yisra'Al, not African, and must follow Yahuah's Torah and commands to reclaim their true identity.
This teaching shares how most Trans-Atlantic slaves were from the Southern Kingdom of Yahudah (Judea) and not just African.
Men should lead their families in faith and character, guiding in worship, prayer, and decisions, to set a spiritual example and legacy.
The teaching questions if today's churches follow the Bible, criticizing church buildings, tithing misuse, and false teachings.
This teaching questions modern church traditions, urging people to be discerning like Bereans and avoid false, unscriptural practices.
Antisemitism comes from false claims about Shemitic history. This teaching examines truth about Shem and Abraham's descendants.
Many claim to be Semitic based on misconceptions. This teaching challenges these claims with biblical and historical evidence.
Christmas, or Saturnalia, is a pagan celebration, not Yahuah's. It doesn't match MessiYAH's true birth date. Research "Old Nick" for more.
This teaching shows how the Devil's deceit and small changes in Eden changed Yahuah's command, leading to sin.
The teaching warns about straying from Yahuah's truth, stressing the importance of using the Hebrew names Yahuah and Yahushua.
This teaching challenges beliefs to deepen faith, urging people to study the Bible and seek truth, like the Bereans.
Use Yahuah's true name, not "God" or "Lord," to honor Him. Embrace His name, reject false traditions, and follow His commands.
People stop attending church because it ignores Yahuah's name and commandments, redefines the Messiyah, and follows traditions over biblical truths.
Passover celebrates Yahuah freeing Yisra'Al from Egypt and follows the Torah, unlike Easter, a pagan holiday.
Passover, a feast remembering Yahuah's promise of salvation with a special meal, while Easter is pagan and promoted over Passover.
This teaching highlights Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread as lasting observances from Exodus 12, not the pagan Easter.
Easter is a deception that distracts from the biblical Passover, which should be observed as commanded in Exodus.
Knowing true biblical history, the Creator's and Messiyah's names, and false teachings is key to understanding and avoiding deception.
Choose to accept truth or stay ignorant. Understanding biblical history and rejecting Replacement Theology helps grasp scripture.
The Day of Atonement, on Ethanim 1 in the ancient Hebrew calendar, is a biblical day of fasting, rest, and rituals, unlike Rosh Hashanah.
When seeking spiritual truth, discern if blessings come from Yahuah or other entities like Satan, as in Matthew 4:1-11.
This teaching highlights differences between the social gospel's focus on social reform and the Bible's focus on Yahushua for salvation.
This text explores the spiritual meaning of the USA's solar eclipses in 2017, 2023, and 2024, linking them to biblical prophecy and history.
Part 2 links Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the 2024 solar eclipse, seeing them as divine signs of Yah's lasting covenant.
Part 3 explains the difference between a new moon and a full moon, uncovering scriptural changes and stressing the importance of Yah's calendar.
This teaching claims Yahushua's crucifixion aligns with Passover, not Easter, using ancient texts to challenge traditional timelines.
Passover, a biblically commanded observance for Yisra'Al, contrasts with Easter, a non-scriptural celebration with pagan origins.
Download the calendar timeline shown in this teaching here. It's updated with Gregorian calendar dates for comparison.
Intro song credit: "Outro" from Monotheism by Sounds of Sinai
Part 1 of 'The Devil's Greatest Deception' explores how to tell true faith in Yah from misleading teachings...substance over looks.
Part 2 of "The Devil's Greatest Deception" explains that Yahushua taught Yahuah's covenant is with Yisra'Al, not religious groups.
Part 3 shows how some people aren't ready to understand Yahuah's word, warning of false teachings that lead others away from truth.
This teaching about the name Yahuah, meaning "I AM He who is self-existent" vs. the god of fortune, Gad (pronounced Gawd).
Supersessionism claims the church replaced Yisra'Al in Yahuah's plan, but scripture shows Yahuah’s covenant remains with Yisra'Al.
The Day of Trumpets, or Yom Teruah, is a biblical feast marking the first day of the seventh month on the ancient Hebrew calendar, involving the blowing of trumpets as a call to repentance and reflection and also symbolizes the prophetic return of Yahushua and the gathering of Yisra'Al in the Renewed Yarushalayim.
Zakok Way Calendar: https://zadokway.com/calendar/#
The Day of Atonement is a 24-hour Sabbath from 9/26 to 9/27 in 2024, focused on fasting and remembering Yahushua's sacrifice.
Explore the origins and spiritual implications of Halloween in this insightful recording, revealing how ancient practices and modern celebrations contrast with Yahuah’s teachings.
This teaching explores Yahushua’s instructions on prayer from Matthew 6, emphasizing sincere, private communication with Yahuah, free from empty rituals, to align our hearts with His will and purpose.
This video reveals the significance of the Messiah's true name, Yahushua, its connection to salvation, and how centuries of tradition have obscured the powerful truth of calling on Yahuah’s name.
Discover how the name Yahushua reveals His divine mission, identity, and authority, aligning us with Yahuah’s eternal plan and the profound truths of Scripture.
Discover how the name of the Messiyah transformed from Yahushua to 'Jesus,' revealing the cultural, theological, and spiritual shifts that obscured His Hebrew identity and the truth of Scripture.
Discover how Satan’s deception has obscured the sacred names of Yahuah and Yahushua, and why reclaiming their true names is vital for aligning with Scripture, finding salvation, and deepening your spiritual connection.
Over 13,000 times, modern translations have replaced the sacred names Yahuah and Yahushua with generic titles like 'Lord' and 'God,' diminishing their meaning, authority, and relational power, but Scripture commands us to boldly proclaim their true names to align with the eternal truth of the Creator and His Mashiach.
Discover how the Torah and Prophets reveal Yahushua’s true name as "Yahuah is Salvation," explore the meaning behind 'shua' and 'sha,' and uncover the transformative power of names like Sha’ul to Paul in this faith-strengthening teaching.
Discover how biblical gratitude contrasts with modern Thanksgiving traditions, uncovering Yahuah's eternal truths and purpose for His people.
Discover the hidden truths about Christmas in Part 2 of this series, revealing its roots in pagan sun worship and its spiritual implications for believers.
Uncover the biblical truth about when a day begins, exploring insights from scripture, Enoch, and ancient timekeeping traditions tied to the sun's cycle.
Discover the significance of ancient Hebrew as the language of creation, its role in Scripture, and the deeper meaning behind divine names like Yahawah.