In this episode, we discuss the name of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and the name of His Son.  By looking at how Hebrew names are constructed, we can see the meaning of both the Father's Name and His Son's name. Our God has always been concerned about His people forgetting His name.  We hope that this discussion will help us strengthen our connection with our Elohim.

In this episode, we discuss briefly the structure and contents of the Bible, with a sharp focus on the New Testament. We hone in specifically on the book of Romans and reveal who the Gentiles are and why the gospel was taken to them. Most importantly, we discuss how we should read the letter to the Romans. We call on Israel to take their book seriously and know it.

Psalm 83 was written by Asaph, the chief musician in King David's court.  Through it, Asaph informs Yah about the conspiracy against His people. He calls Yah to act. The Gentiles, led by Esau, are still implementing this conspiracy: to destroy us as a nation, to make Israel's name be remembered no more, and to make us forget who we are.  Now that we know who we are, we can clearly see how they have done this. We say it is not too late for us to be a nation again. Yah will vindicate us.

Following our discussion of the circumcision of the heart, this episode further clarifies baptism and its associated teachings, i.e., what should precede it and who should be baptized.  We also clarify Matthew 3:11, where Yohan says Yahshua is going to baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire.  We explain what the baptism of fire is.

In this episode, we demonstrate that the gospel of Yahshua Hamashiach is Bantu culture perfected. We do this by examining the climax of the gospel, i.e., the crucifixion and resurrection of the Prince of Peace, Sar wa Shalom, identifying His death as magadi, the bride price, and his baptism, i.e the destruction of his life. His resurrection enabled Israel to receive the circumcision of the heart, something that Yah had promised to do for them so that they may be able to obey Him.

Moses announced the gospel of Yahshua even before the nation of Israel entered the Promised Land.  This episode goes back to Deuteronomy and looks at what Yah said about the Prophet. We believe it is important for our people to understand the roots of the gospel of Yahshua.

In this episode, we identify the nation of Deuteronomy 28:49; the people Yah would send to carry out his punishment of Israel.  We approach this by looking at the curses that Yah warned Israel about.  Since we know that Israel broke their covenant with Yah, we look at how and where the curse of slavery took place, who were the enslavers, and who were victims. 

This episode introduces the Beyond the Rivers of Ethiopia podcast. We aim to help restore the Bantu nation's identity, whom we believe are the descendants of Israel.  We aim to discuss their history, language, culture, and living conditions and contrast it to what Yah said would happen if they violated the covenant.