Join us for our Purim feast celebration. We will learn much about the history of the time and how this Jewish girl can help to guide us through the difficulties we face in the world today.

Might you have been put right where you are for such a time as this?

Join us as we continue to look more in depth at the ten lost tribes, the promised regathering, and if this regathering spoken of all through out the Tanakh hundreds of times, is the same as the “rapture” Shau’al (Paul) was talking about.   

While Shau’al’s “rapture” is hard to pinpoint exactly, some say it will happen pre- or mid- or post-tribulation, perhaps pre-millennium, or any of the other scenarios we may be acquainted with, but the "regathering" spoken of so many times in the Tanakh pretty clearly comes at the second coming of Y’shau. So the real question should be: are the rapture and the regathering the same event?   

We will continue to have a look at that question, and how the regathering lines up with Matthew 24 and other end times New Testament verses in the coming weeks.  

Reference Verses:  Galatiym 3:6-9, Bere-shiyth 12:3, Romaiym 4:16-18, Miyhah 4:1-8, Yesh’yahu (Isaiah) 27:12-13, Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 3:18, Yirmeyahu 30:3, 7-11, Husha 3:4-5, Zakaryahu 8:1-8, Tasloniqiym Ri’shon 5:9, Yochanan (John) 16:33, Romaiym 8:35

Join us as we continue our look into who exactly is the House of Israel and why we should care. Steeples, cupid, and Valentine’s day will also make an appearance. 

Reference Verses: Baruk Sheniyu (2 Baaruk) 84:7-9, Bemidbar (Numbers) 15:14-16, Ma’asium (Acts) 2:38-39, Ya’aqov (James) 1:1, Kepha Ri’shon 1(1 Peter) 1:1-2, Titus (Titus) 1:14, Tasloniqiyhm Ri’shon (1 Thessalonians) 2:14-16, Ma’Asiym (Acts)17:14,  18:1-4, 18:18-21 & 18:28, 19:10-12 & 13-14, 20:17-21

Join us as we continue to look at the House of Yishar’el and the special relationship with Y’shua. And How we fit in. What it looks like to have Yahauh separate us form the world if we will not do it.

Reference Verses:

Shieny Baruk (2 Baruk) 15:5, Yechezq’el (Ezekiel) 37:10-19, Mattithyahu (Matthew) 4:12-24, Davariym (Deuteronomy) chapter 29, Yochanon (John) 10:13-16, Bemidar (Numbers) 15:14-16

Homework is to read the book of Shieny Baruk (about 80 chapters) and Davariym chapter 29

Join us as we have a look at why the Messiah had to die. Spoiler alert: it does not have anything to do with the blood.    

Y’shau as the son of Yahuah the Father must obey every word, instruction, statute, judgement, and commandment in Scripture, and He does so to the last yot and tittle.  As we learned at his birth, no requirement or prophecy or instruction is overlooked as He fulfills both His desires for His people and every word of the Torah.  

 Following the exact words of Scripture, rather than what we have been told they say, often leads us down paths we did not know were there, to find some incredibly interesting nuggets hidden in plain sight. Such is the account of His death and resurrection.   

We begin with a picture of a Jewish wedding Chuppah, the tent the bride and groom are married in, and ends with a discussion of forgiveness.  

Reference Verses: Shemoth (Exodus) 29: 45-46, Vayiqra (Leviticus) 26:11, Bemidbar (Numbers) 35:34, Melekiym Ri’shone  (1 Kings) 6:13, Husha (Hosea) 1:2-11, Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 3:1-8, Devariym (Deuteronomy) 24:1-4, Romaiym (Romans) 7:2-4, Vayiqra (Leviticus) 21:13-14, Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 18:1-6, Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 31:1-9

Join us as we take a look at the actual words of scripture, not what we have been taught they say, which may lead us is a slightly different direction than we traditionally think.  We will have a go at predestination, election, and foreknowledge to discover it is not as difficult as some contend.  All setting us up to discover the real reason Y’shua died and rose again.

You may not agree but you will consider the words of the disciple’s directly out of our Bible, and at least consider the possibility they are a lot deeper than we often think.

But we begin with some pictures and truths about many monuments is Washington DC.

Reference Verses:

Yirmeyahu  (Jeremiah) 11:15-16, Kepha Ri’shon (1Peter) 1:1, Ya’aqov (James) 1:1, Yochanon (John) 7:33-35, Yochanon (John) 10:3-5, Yochanon (John) 10:7, Amoc (Amos) 9:8-15, Devarium (Deuteronomy) 32:9-10, Yechezq’el (Ezekiel) 11:15-25

Homework:

Melekium Ri’shon  (1 Kings) 11:29-35 how the two kingdoms came to be

Devarium (Deuteronomy) 28:15-30:8  Good information about the road to salvation

Join us as we continue to “find Jacob” and look at who really are “the sheep of His pasture” and what that truth might mean for us.  

Reference Verses: 

Romans 11:1, Romans 11:13, Romans 11:25, Ezekiel 34:30-31, Matthew 10:5-6, Matthew 15:24, 1 Kings 22:17, Deuteronomy 4:1-2, Deuteronomy 4:26-27, Deuteronomy 28: 61-65, Ezekiel 12:15, Nehemiah 1:6-9, Matthew 9:34-38, Romans 8:29-36, 1 Kings 11:29-35, Genesis 49:7, Genesis 49:8-12, Genesis 22-26   

Homework: 

Book of Hosea, Romans chapters 8 and 11, Ezekiel chapter 37

Join us as we begin a long look towards Finding Jacob. We will look at the split of the nations, identify the House of Israel, The House of Judah, the Gentiles, the nations, and other players at the end of days, and how we fit in.

We will have a look at the two olive trees of Romans 11, and why olive trees by the way? The One New Man and Middle Wall of Separation of Galatians 2, the real reason Y’shau had to die and rise again, promises made and kept, as well as what it means to cross over. The strange prophecies of Ezekiel chapter 4, and who are the only people call sheep in the Bible.

This will all lead to finding out who built the pyramids and why, the odd goings on described in Genesis chapter 6 and who it all ties in. The person and Book of Enoch, the ideas of going to Egypt before going to the Promised Land several times. All this and much more in the coming weeks.

Reference Verses: Judges 17:6, Proverbs 14:12, Jeremiah 31:31-34, Ephesians 2:10-20, Romans 11:1-36, Genesis 12:3, Genesis 11:31, Genesis 14:13

Homework: Read the Book of Hosea, Romans chapters 8 and 11, Ezekiel chapter 37

Join us as we take a new look at the Sermon on the Mount, and see some things most have missed. Lamech is the name of both Noach's and his wife’s father; coincidence or does it tell quite a story for those willing to look?  We will see the sometimes fine line between a proud king and an ashamed man. 

Why do the geologies of Cain and Adam to Noach have many of the same names? Often things are not what we think, and it is worth learning the truth to better understand the message of Yeh-ho-vaw’.

Reference Verses:

Psalm 2:12, Psalm 31:21, Matthew 5:3, Matthew 5:1-2, John 1:1, Genesis 1:1, Genesis 4:17-19, Genesis 5:14-29