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What if the way we measure time today is different from the order presented in Creation?

In this teaching, we return to Genesis 1:4–5, where the Father separates the light from the darkness, calls the light Day, and calls the darkness Night. We then examine Genesis 1:14, where the heavenly lights are appointed for signs, appointed times, days, and years.

We also consider the words of the Son of Man in John 11:9:

“Are there not twelve hours in the day?”

What did an “hour” mean before the modern standardized system of 60 minutes per hour? Could the twelve hours represent twelve divisions of the actual period of light?

Using Honolulu, Hawaii as a practical example, we examine:

☀️ Astronomical dawn
☀️ Sunrise
☀️ Solar noon — the natural midpoint of the solar day
🌅 Sunset
🌌 Astronomical dusk
⏱️ The total light period
⏱️ Twelve equal divisions of that light period
⏱️ The difference between ancient seasonal hours and today's fixed 60-minute hour

We also explore how the modern 60-minute hour developed from ancient Mesopotamian base-60 mathematics, while ancient cultures could divide changing periods of daylight into twelve proportional hours.

This study asks us to look again at the created order itself—light, darkness, Sun, Moon, appointed times, Day, Night, work, and rest.

Scriptures discussed: Genesis 1:4–5, Genesis 1:14, John 11:9, Hebrews 4:10

This academic presentation examines linguistic, textual, and historical evidence across ancient Near Eastern and African traditions. It explores the recurring **A-M-N consonantal pattern**, its proposed vocalizations, and its possible relationship to divine names and titles preserved in Scripture and ancient languages.The study considers evidence connected with:* Isaiah 7:14 and the name commonly rendered *Immanuel** Isaiah 65:16 and the expression translated “the God of Amen”* Jeremiah 46:25 and Amon of Thebes* Revelation 3:14 and the Son’s title “the Amen”* Akkadian cuneiform forms associated with *Amanu** Egyptian, Aramaic, Syriac, and related linguistic traditions* The distinction between manuscript evidence, later pronunciation systems, translation traditions, and linguistic reconstructionThis presentation does not claim that every similar form has the same origin. Instead, it asks whether the recurring **A-M-N pattern** across languages, cultures, and scriptural traditions deserves more serious comparative investigation.

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🤔 **Have you ever wondered whether the Bible teaches tithing the way it is commonly practiced today?**What does the **Torah** (instruction) actually say about the tithe? Is it simply giving ten percent to a religious institution, or is there a much deeper biblical pattern that has been overlooked?In this **Video Book**, we take a careful, Scripture-centered journey through the biblical teaching of tithing, beginning with the meaning of **Torah** as divine instruction and examining the covenant teachings given through Moses. We distinguish the instructions found in **Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy**, explore how tithing existed before Moses, was affirmed by the Christ, and consider thoughtful ways believers can apply these principles today while faithfully supporting those who labor in ministry.Along the way, we also explore:📜 The true meaning of **Torah** (Instruction)📖 The difference between the Levitical tithe and the Deuteronomy tithe🏛️ The discovery of the Book of the Torah during King Josiah's reign✍️ Ezra, Esdras, and the preservation of the Scriptures🖋️ Jeremiah's "lying pen of the scribes"👑 The foundational authority of Moses, the Prophets, the Writings, the Christ, and the Apostles🙏 Seeking truth through humility, prayer, and careful studyThis study encourages every believer to examine the Scriptures for themselves and to test every teaching in light of the foundational instruction revealed by **Lord Almighty**, **the Most High** **—The Lord, the Master of the Universe**.💬 **I'd love to hear from you!****What was the most eye-opening truth you discovered in this study?**Share your thoughts, questions, or additional Scriptures in the comments below. Let's encourage one another by searching the Scriptures together.The following topics are covered throughout this video book. These topics are listed for reference only and are **not** intended to correspond to the chapter timestamps.* The Lying Pen of the Scribe* Establishing the Truth of Leviticus* The Definition of Torah and the Development of the Term Over Time* Deuteronomy as the Primary Book Written by Moses* The Loss of the Torah and Ezra's Version* The Definition of the Biblical Tithe* The Continuation of the Tithe According to Scripture* "Abolish" vs. "Fulfill"* The Three Biblical Tithes* The Tithe as Stated in Deuteronomy* Modern Application of the Seven-Year Rotation* Calculating the Current Year in the Biblical Cycle00:00:00 – Introduction00:08:27 – Chapter 100:20:04 – Chapter 200:30:18 – Chapter 300:53:49 – Chapter 401:24:17 – Chapter 501:37:20 – Chapter 601:49:11 – Chapter 702:42:18 – Chapter 803:03:22 – Chapter 903:14:30 – Chapter 10👍 If this Video Book blessed you:* Share it with someone who loves studying Scripture* Subscribe for future verse-by-verse biblical studies

visit: www.revelatioinandtruthpublishing.org## 📖 Scripture Memory**John 8:31–32**"If you continue in My word, then you are truly My disciples; and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free."## 🌿 Seven Life Application Points1. Seek truth above tradition by carefully examining the Scriptures.2. Approach every study with humility and a teachable heart.3. Allow the Spirit of Truth to guide your understanding.4. Be willing to change when Scripture reveals greater truth.5. Practice generosity with gratitude, worship, and compassion.6. Support faithful teachers and shepherds who labor in the Word.7. Share biblical truth with love, wisdom, and integrity while encouraging others to study for themselves.May **Lord Almighty**, **the Most High** - the Master of the Universe** continue to guide each of us into all truth as we seek Him through His instruction.**Blessings**

In this episode, we explore the major findings of the research paper In Defense of the Unknown Name, examining the historical, linguistic, textual, and archaeological evidence surrounding the divine name revealed to Moses.

Rather than assuming later traditions represent the earliest understanding, this study invites listeners to examine the manuscript evidence, ancient languages, and historical context for themselves.

• The translation of "LORD" in modern Bibles.

• The textual development of Exodus and Deuteronomy.

• The meaning of "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh" and whether it functions as a personal name.

• The relationship between the divine name and the teachings of The Khristos.

• Moses' Egyptian upbringing and its possible linguistic implications.

• The significance of Israel's centuries in Egypt.

• A cumulative evaluation of the available historical evidence.

00:00 Introduction & Abstract

05:41 Section 1 — The Problem of "LORD" in Your Bible: Manuscripts, Translators, and the Word You Are Actually Reading

17:30 Section 2 — The Late Compilation of Exodus: A Text Built by Editors, Not a Single Voice

22:19 Section 3 — Deuteronomy's First-Person Authority: What Moses Actually Emphasized

25:59 Section 4 — "Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh": A Verbal Dynamic, Not a Proper Name, and the Editorial Transformation into YHWH

29:50 Section 5 — The 6,828 Occurrences Argument: Why Frequency Is Not Evidence of Origin

35:13 Section 6 — The Khristos and the Divine Name: The Silence That Speaks

39:50 Section 7 — Hosea 2:16: The Prophetic Rejection of Lord-Title Theology

44:03 Section 8 — Amun: The Hidden One and the Ontology of the Divine Name in Egypt

48:23 Section 9 — Moses: Egyptian Identity, Education, and Linguistic Formation

52:39 Section 10 — Israel's 430 Years in Egypt: Hebrew Cannot Be Assumed as the Original Medium

56:46 Section 11 — Cumulative Argument: The Weight of Converging Evidence

1:02:01 Section 12 — Rebuttal: Answering the Strongest Counterarguments

1:20:00 Section 13 — Conclusion: Toward a Theology of the Unknown Name

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"You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free." — John 8:32

In Defense of the Unknown NameIn this episode, you'll explore:Table of Contents

🔥 What if the encounter you’ve been waiting for is already standing at the door—just like the Father appeared to Abraham in Genesis 18?In Genesis 18:1–15, Abraham experiences a divine encounter that shifts the future of nations. Under the shade of a simple tent, the Father reveals promises, tests faith, and invites Abraham and Sarah into a moment that would change history. This encounter shows us how the Father steps into ordinary spaces to release extraordinary purpose.✨ 7 Life Lessons from Abraham’s EncounterEncounters often come in disguise — Abraham welcomed strangers...he was hosting the presence of the Almighty.Hospitality opens doors to revelation — Abraham’s willingness to serve positioned him to receive divine insight.The Father meets us where we are — Not in a palace, but at Abraham’s tent in the heat of the day.Divine promises often challenge human logic — Sarah laughed, yet the Father remained faithful.Nothing is too hard for Alaha (Aramaic for God) — The impossible becomes possible when He speaks.Encounters reveal the heart — Sarah’s laughter exposed doubt, yet the Father responded with grace.Timing belongs to the Father — The appointed time for the promise was already set.🔥 Call to ActionWhich part of Abraham’s encounter speaks to you the most—and how is the Father stretching your faith in this season?👉 Share your answer in the comments!If this message encourages you, like, share, and subscribe so others can rediscover the power of divine encounters.

🔥 What if the encounter you’ve been waiting for is already unfolding right where you are—just like Moses at the burning bush?In Exodus 3:1–10, Moses wasn’t in a temple, a revival, or a moment of deep prayer. He was tending sheep—doing ordinary work—when Alaha met him in an extraordinary way. This encounter didn’t just change Moses’ life; it shifted the destiny of an entire nation.In this video, we explore how the Father still meets His people in unexpected places, unexpected moments, and unexpected seasons.✨ Life Lessons from Moses’ EncounterEncounters often begin in the ordinary — The Father can reveal purpose in the middle of your daily routine.Your past doesn’t disqualify your calling — Moses’ failures didn’t cancel the assignment Alaha placed on his life.The Father sees your burdens — Just as He saw Israel’s suffering, He sees yours and responds with compassion.Every encounter carries an assignment — Moses wasn’t just inspired; he was commissioned.When Alaha calls, He equips — Moses felt unqualified, but the Father promised His presence.🔥 Call to ActionWhat part of Moses’ encounter speaks to you the most—and how is the Father calling you to respond in your own life?👉 Share your thoughts in the comments!If this message encourages you, like, follow and share so others can experience the power of divine encounters too.

🔥Encounter Yah | John 4 – The Woman at the WellHave you ever had a moment that completely changed your life?In this powerful teaching from Gospel of John chapter 4, we explore the life-changing encounter between the Samaritan woman and the One who reveals the heart of the Mighty One.At a well in the middle of the day, a conversation begins…But what unfolds is far more than a conversation—it is an encounter with truth, identity, and living water.💧 What You’ll Learn:✨ Why this moment was divinely appointed✨ What “living water” truly means✨ How Yah meets you right where you are—no matter your past✨ The shift from ritual to true worship in Spirit and truth✨ How one encounter can transform not just you—but an entire community🔥 Key Message: This is not just about a woman at a well…👉 This is about you encountering Yah📖 Scripture Focus:John 4:1–42💬 Let’s Engage:Have you ever had an Encounter with Yah that changed your life? Drop it in the comments 👇🙌 Call to Action:I. f this message stirred something in you: 👍 LikeFollow📤 Share this with someone who needs this encounter

What if everything you’ve been taught deserves a closer look?In this episode, we invite you to lean in, slow down, and truly consider the deeper layers of Scripture, history, and interpretation. Together, we explore questions that challenge tradition, examine commonly accepted teachings, and revisit the foundation of the message passed down through the Hebrew writings and the teachings of the apostles.This isn’t about controversy—it’s about clarity. It’s about seeking truth with intention, testing what we’ve received, and approaching the Word with fresh eyes and an open heart.Are there meanings that have been overlooked?Have translations shaped understanding more than we realize?What happens when we return to the text and examine it carefully for ourselves?Take this journey with us—reflect, question, and discern.If this episode speaks to you, don’t keep it to yourself.👉 Like, subscribe, and share with someone who is also seeking deeper understanding.

Are you spiritually alive… or just carrying a reputation of being alive?

In Revelation 3:1–6, the Son of Man warns the assembly in Sardis that they appear alive but are actually spiritually asleep. The message is clear: wake up, strengthen what remains, and remember what was received.

Then in Revelation 3:19–21, we see the heart of the Almighty. Those He loves, He rebukes and disciplines so they can return to life. The invitation is powerful:

If anyone hears His voice and opens the door, He will come in and share fellowship with them.

This message is not just for Sardis—it’s a wake-up call for anyone who thinks reputation equals righteousness.

Are we truly awake… or just going through the motions?

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Does He really know you — or do you just know about Him? 🤔

📖 Matthew 7:21 says:
“Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of My Father in heaven.”

This passage challenges more than words, titles, or outward actions. It invites us to examine allegiance, obedience, and relationship — not just confession.

Take a moment. Reflect honestly.
Are we walking out what we say we believe?

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