Let us pursue peace and right standing with our Power. So that we can go out and bring in as many of the other nations that will want to serve our Power. We are priest of the Father unto the other nations that will see our light. You are a city that sits on a hill that cannot be hidden. We are a minority in comparison to other nations in the grand scheme of things. We have a huge responsibility to be the 1st born son/daughter. If we are his 1st born, then who are his other sons? Why call us 1st born if he doesn't have others? Something to think about. More to come. HalleluYah.

Shalom family.

As we prepare for our deep study of Genesis. It is with the purpose of learning how to read with understanding in order to walk in dominion and authority through love of the father and the brethren. We are looking forward to deep exploration of scripture during our time on Shabbat. We look forward to the fellowship in the word with you all. Please bring your study materials as we take our time in this book. If we can truly understand Genesis then we can get the rest of the book correct. Shalom!

Oh his people give him honor and show forth gratitude for he is merciful unto the house of Jacob. Give him praise all his saints. This Hebrew word for praise means to shine forth, another words, get up off your couch and dance and leap with a joyous heart in your home. Be thankful for the many blessings he's stored upon us all. Yes, he is just that great. He continues to shower us with good. Do good to your fellow brother and sister. Love on them and watch and see how the father will continue to nourish you. Be blessed and prosper and be in good health even as your soul prospers. Shalom, Moreh!

Acts 1:8 Hebrew Word: ַחוּר Ruach (Spirit/Breath) In Acts 1:8, Jesus promises His disciples that they will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon them, and they will be His witnesses to the ends of the earth. The Hebrew word "ruach" means spirit, wind, or breath, and it represents the life-giving presence of God. "Ruach" is the very breath of God that sustains life, empowers us, and enables us to accomplish His work. It’s the same Spirit that hovered over the waters in creation and breathed life into Adam. When Jesus speaks of the Holy Spirit, the "Ruach HaKodesh," He is promising His disciples— and all believers—that we will be filled with God’s own power and presence. The Spirit equips us to live out our faith boldly, to bear witness to Christ’s transformative work, and to extend His kingdom. The power of the "ruach" is what enables us t…

Psalm 46:10 Hebrew Word: הָפָר Raphah (Be Still) Psalm 46:10 contains one of the most calming and reassuring commands in Scripture: “Be still, and know that I am God.” The Hebrew word "raphah" means more than just being physically still; it speaks to letting go, relaxing, and ceasing from striving. In the middle of life's chaos and uncertainty, "raphah" calls us to stop trying to control everything and to rest in the knowledge that God is sovereign. In a world that often demands action and urgency, "raphah" is a countercultural invitation to trust fully in God's timing and plan. Being still does not mean inactivity, but rather a heart posture of surrender, where we acknowledge that God is in control. This stillness allows us to hear His voice more clearly and to be reassured of His presence, no matter the circumstances. The hidden treasure in "raphah" is the power of…

Revelation 21: 1 -5

Hebrew Word: שָׁדָח Chadash (Newness) Revelation 21:1-5 unveils a vision of the "new heaven and new earth," a future where God makes everything "chadash"—new. The Hebrew word "chadash" means renewal, restoration, or something fresh that has never been seen before. It’s not merely a return to what was, but the creation of something altogether new, free from sin, suffering, and death. This is the ultimate promise of hope for believers: that God is making all things new. This passage reminds us that God is not only interested in patching up the broken pieces of our lives; He is committed to complete transformation. The newness He offers is both future and present. While we await the full revelation of the new heaven and earth, God is already at work renewing us from the inside out. His "chadash" brings fresh beginnings, healing, and the assurance that what is…