We are addressing what Yahweh says about Himself and thosein His household not neglecting the parts of His character and nature that do not fit the modern fictions that have been told about Him. Yes, God is agape love, and He is full of mercy and in that mercy, He extends His grace to all, especially to those in His household. But His grace is an extension of His identity as the I AM—the provider of all we need all the time.

Those who come to Him must receive Him for who He is, theultimate source of all. And this is the very reason that the source matters, the source is everything! Those who are bent on doing things for themselves simply do not know Him as theI AM.

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We address who God is, what He wants, and what He will do to get what He wants. After all, what He says and what He doesgives us understanding about who He is. We journeyed through the Old Testament and now we are traversing the New Testament to discover exactly what He says and what He does in the context of His own people. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss this aspect of Yahweh Qanna, Yahweh who is jealous.

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The Addendum. In our last podcast, we talked about who God is, what He wants, and what He will do to get what He wants. After all, what He says and what He does gives us understanding about who He is. We then began a journey through the Codex to discover exactly what He says and what He does in the context of His own people. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss this aspect of Yahweh Qanna, Yahweh who is jealous.

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We have been addressing who God is, what He wants, and what He will do to get what He wants, for what He says and what He does gives us understanding about who He is. To do this we have been journeying through the Codex to discover exactly what He says and what He does in thecontext of His own people. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss this aspect of Yahweh Qanna, Yahweh who is jealous.

And for those who make a separation between the God of the Old Testament and the God of the New Testament, we will now begin to go through the New Testament. And please keep in mind, Malachi 3:6, “For I Yahweh do not change” and Hebrews 13:8, “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever!”

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We are still in the Addendum to Revelation. We have been going through the Codex to discover exactly what He saysand what He does in the context of His own people. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss this aspect of Yahweh Qanna,Yahweh who is jealous. After all, what He says and what He does gives us understanding about who He is and who we are to Him.

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The Addendum. In our last podcast, we talked about who God is, what He wants, and what He will do to get what He wants. After all, what He says and what He does gives us understanding about who He is. We then began a journey through the Codex to discover exactly what He says and what He does in the context of His own people. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss this aspect of Yahweh Qanna, Yahweh who is jealous.

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In this Addendum to the book of Revelation, we address who reflect on the letters to the seven churches to explore who God is, what He wants, and what He will do to get what He wants. After all, what He says and what He does gives us understanding about who He is. His name is Yahweh Qanna, Yahweh who is jealous. His jealous love knows few bounds, if any, and it is important that we no longer ignore or dismiss the name Yahweh Qanna, for it explains exactly what He says and what He does in the context of His own people.Download Transcript

Jesus gives His final testimony: "Yes, I choose to now come quickly." He chooses to invade our now giving us the opportunity to come to know Him better and to understand WHY we can trust ourselves to Him and HOW to trust ourselves to Him. He is the one who gives grace to all, not just to some, but to all, for He is the Adonai, the only Lord God. By His grace, He provides us everything that we need for life and godliness. He is the source, and the source matters the source is everything! Amen.

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There is a terrifying Divine Threat which Jesus gives to those who may add to the “Words of the prophecy of this book” or may take away from the “Words of the book of this prophecy.” God will in the future take away his or her part from the tree of life and from the holy city. Those who manipulate, distort, twist, add, and take away from the words of the Spirit will be erased from the Lamb’s book of life. Since the Professionals blatantly ignore the Code in favor of their theological viewpoints, there will be many to whom God will add the plagues that were caused to be written in the book of Revelation. This is a threat that seems largely ignored. But as we have learned, God always does what He says, it is just a matter of time.Download Transcript

The famous cry “come Lord Jesus,” provides multiplecommands directed at Jesus and directed at those who are now hearing, now thirsting, and now willing. This cry is an invitation for Jesus to come and invade our now, and do what is necessary in our now, to secure those who are Called and Chosen and Faithful such that they become identified as the bride of Christ. Jesus says that He chooses to now come quickly, and He in turn then commands the one who is now thirsting and now willing to come to Him and He will come to them.

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