It's good to love, but even love needs guardrails.

In this superficial world full of selfish people, we might lose our bearings and forget who we are and substitute it for who people think we're supposed to be. However, Yahusha made us real people who have real feelings and he delights only in the truth.

When John asked Yahusha why he did this, he answered that it was to fulfill all righteousness; the scripture also says that if we abide in him we must walk as he had walked. In the Old Testament it was circumcision and in the New Testament immersion, both are rites of passage and a physical show of our new citizenship in the nation of YAH. In this episode, we will cover: the appropriate age of immersion, what immersion represents, is it lawful to forbid immersion and if only a pastor has the right to immerse a person. Stay tuned.

The 7th and final annual appointed feast. This day represents many events that will unfold in the final stage, culiminating the salvation plan. The second ressurection, the latter outpouring of the ruach ha'qodesh, the last chance for Yasharel to transform themselves by the renewing of their minds, the judgement of the whole world and New Yerushalayim coming down after the cleansing of the earth.

This is 6th annual festival of Yahuah. We celebrate it on the 15th of Ethanim which is the first month of the Autumn season and 7th month on the Jewish calendar. This is however not just a jewish festival but a festival for all of Elohym's people as according to scripture and we will continue to celebrate this feast even in the New earth.

The 5th of the annual Shabbats. It is a day of fasting for all of YAH's people and it is a statute forever.

Most people are not responsible but yet want everyone else to be accountable to them. We must understand that this is a 2 way street and that standards are there to protect all of us.

The 4th of the 7 annual appointed festivals that Yahuah has given his people. This commenmorates the coming of Mashiach at the sound of the 7th trumpet.

In the scripture, it clearly says that YAH's ways are higher than our thoughts and his ways is higher than our ways so I don't see how we get to choose what sin deserves death from what doesn't. We're still compromising faith using our desires and limited understanding, thinking that we can somehow offer YAH counsel. Let's put ourselves in his shoes for a moment and see if we would like it if someone tries to tell us how to live our lives and/or raise our children when they are failures themselves.

We wouldn't really admit it but we make time for things we prioritize and love. Even if it causes us a bit of inconvenience and we might be cutting it close, provision is provide for this priority. If Elohym is our priority, if the saving of our souls is that detrimental, then our carnal life affairs are obsolete and opportunities must be created for our saviour to do his work inside of us.