In just hours, we enter the Feast of Sukkot. In the midst of this the world is going totally crazy. The pride and arrogance displayed by so called leaders is out of control. Let us enter Sukkot, not with the world on our minds, but rather His Kingdom on our minds.

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We take a break from Revelation to consider the coming Feasts. Let us be intentional in our observance this year. This needs to be more than just a tradition or a yearly vacation

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Who would Yeshua be speaking of today in reference to the Synagogue of the adversary? You can stand in a garage and call yourself a car, but that does not make you one.

10 days. How should we take this? Is it a literal 10 days, or a time period which points to a work? You decide.

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After a brief Israel report we jump back into Revelation and the congregation at Smyrna. If Yah was to send you a letter, what would it contain? Would it be all good, all bad or a mixture of the two. Smyrna stood in the midst of a pagan culture and was rewarded greatly.

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What is Ephesus today? It is no more than ruins which are a memorial of the past. When Yah said He would remove them He was not kidding. He does not kid with us either. Let’s take to heart the message of revival fire to ashes of the past.

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Repent or remove is the statement made to Ephesus and to us. Repent from what and to what is what is not understood. There is an amazing promise for those who find their way back. Why is the destiny referenced as a garden?

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Ephesus had lost their first love. They looked fine on the outside, but something had happened on the inside. What is love anyway? Is it an emotion or a destiny which brings forth a destination? Intriguing question.

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He holds us in His right hand and walks among us. What does it mean to be in the right hand? To find the answer we take a detour to Deuteronomy 28 and ask a hard question. Just which part of this chapter are we really living in?

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The revelation of Yeshua begins with a revelation of an image of Him. We are told to not make graven images because once an image is graven it can not be changed. Have we made the mistake of having an image of Messiah in our minds that does not match the image being revealed? Out of His mouth goes His word. He will never speak that which He has not spoken. We can take great comfort in that thought.

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A revelation of judgement coming upon the world. John saw what he was to write which means he saw what already was. Why is the world being judged? The standard answer would be sin, but what is the deeper answer?

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