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In Ezra's Abba Yah told him in the last days
Now therefore set your house in order, and reprove your people, comfort such of them as be in trouble, and now renounce corruption, Let go from you mortal thoughts, cast away the burdens of man, put off now the weak nature, And set aside the thoughts that are most heavy unto you, and haste you to flee from these times. For yet greater evils than those which you have seen happen shall be done hereafter. For look how much the world shall be weaker through age, so much the more shall evils increase upon them that dwell therein. For the time is fled far away, and falsehood is hard at hand: for now hasten the vision to come, which you have seen. EZRA REVIY`IY (4 EZRA) 14:13-18 את CEPHER
We need to do this now!
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AMORITES, WHO ARE THEY? WHITE EGYPTIANS.
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Daniel Graham
1660053236Are you on Spotify? I want to listen to this at work and I can't watch the video in the background.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judah_(son_of_Jacob)
BEFORE THEY WHITEWASH HIM
OVER AND OVER AGAIN...
RELISH THE MOMENT..
JUDAH THAT
MELANATED
MELANATED
MELANATED
NIGER
NIGER..
NEVER THAT NIGGER...
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I will send plagues upon you; widowhood, poverty, famine, sword, and pestilence, to waste your houses with destruction and death. I will send plagues upon you; widowhood, poverty, famine, sword, and pestilence, to waste your houses with destruction and death. EZRA REVIY`IY (4 EZRA) 15:46-47 את CEPHER
And the glory of your power shall be dried up as a flower, the heat shall arise that is sent over you. And the glory of your power shall be dried up as a flower, the heat shall arise that is sent over you. EZRA REVIY`IY (4 EZRA) 15:46-47 את CEPHER
You as unhappy shall come through the sea, and receive plagues again. And in the passage they shall rush on the idle city, and shall destroy some portion of your land, and consume part of your glory, and shall return to Babel that was destroyed. EZRA REVIY`IY (4 EZRA) 15:59-60 את CEPHER
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"... STAY CLEAR OF THE TENTS OF KORAH."
Korah, the Man of Stature
Korah was a great-grandson of Levi, the third of Jacob’s twelve sons, and a first cousin to Moses and Aaron, the Jewish leader and High Priest, respectively.
Korah was born in Egypt, at the time when the Jews were enslaved to King Pharaoh. He experienced the miraculous Exodus from Egypt and journey through the Red Sea on dry land and received the Torah at Mount Sinai along with the rest of his brethren.
Korah was extremely wealthy and was a clever and astute individual. His status as a member of the Levite tribe enabled him to participate in the service in the Mishkan, the portable sanctuary the Jews carried with them throughout their journey to the Promised Land.
Despite—and because of—his many qualities, he felt able to take a stance against Moses and Aaron, which ultimately led to his downfall.
Korah’s Rebellion
Korah was jealous of the fact that Aaron had been chosen as High Priest, to the exclusion of anyone else. Furthermore, his cousin Elitzafan had been chosen as head of the Levite family of Kehot, to which Korah belonged, and Korah felt this position was rightfully his.
These personal grievances led Korah to stage a full-blown rebellion. Accompanied by Dathan and Abiram, troublemakers since their early days in Egypt, he rallied an additional 250 community leaders to his cause. Together, they confronted Moses and Aaron and claimed that he had appointed his brother as High Priest on his own accord, without being instructed to do so by( YAH ) G‑d. They further demanded that they all be allowed to serve as High Priests.
Moses responded that this was impossible, as only one person could assume this sacred post. To demonstrate that Aaron was indeed Heavenly ordained, he instructed them all to take pans the next day and offer ketoret (incense) before ( YAH ) G‑d, and ( YAH ) G‑d would accept the sacrifice of the one whom He deemed worthy.
Korah’s group grew in size, as throughout the night he lured thousands to his side. The next day, the 250 men approached the sanctuary with their incense-filled pans.
At this point, Moses warned the Jews to stay clear of the tents of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram.
As Moses finished speaking, the earth indeed opened up and swallowed Korah and his two cohorts along with their families and possessions, never to be seen again. At the same time, a Heavenly fire went forth and consumed the 250 incense-bearers.
By Yehuda Altein
Korah, the Man of Stature
Korah was a great-grandson of Levi, the third of Jacob’s twelve sons, and a first cousin to Moses and Aaron, the Jewish leader and High Priest, respectively.
Korah was born in Egypt, at the time when the Jews were enslaved to King Pharaoh. He experienced the miraculous Exodus from Egypt and journey through the Red Sea on dry land and received the Torah at Mount Sinai along with the rest of his brethren.
Korah was extremely wealthy and was a clever and astute individual. His status as a member of the Levite tribe enabled him to participate in the service in the Mishkan, the portable sanctuary the Jews carried with them throughout their journey to the Promised Land.
Despite—and because of—his many qualities, he felt able to take a stance against Moses and Aaron, which ultimately led to his downfall.
Korah’s Rebellion
Korah was jealous of the fact that Aaron had been chosen as High Priest, to the exclusion of anyone else. Furthermore, his cousin Elitzafan had been chosen as head of the Levite family of Kehot, to which Korah belonged, and Korah felt this position was rightfully his.
These personal grievances led Korah to stage a full-blown rebellion. Accompanied by Dathan and Abiram, troublemakers since their early days in Egypt, he rallied an additional 250 community leaders to his cause. Together, they confronted Moses and Aaron and claimed that he had appointed his brother as High Priest on his own accord, without being instructed to do so by( YAH ) G‑d. They further demanded that they all be allowed to serve as High Priests.
Moses responded that this was impossible, as only one person could assume this sacred post. To demonstrate that Aaron was indeed Heavenly ordained, he instructed them all to take pans the next day and offer ketoret (incense) before ( YAH ) G‑d, and ( YAH ) G‑d would accept the sacrifice of the one whom He deemed worthy.
Korah’s group grew in size, as throughout the night he lured thousands to his side. The next day, the 250 men approached the sanctuary with their incense-filled pans.
At this point, Moses warned the Jews to stay clear of the tents of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram.
As Moses finished speaking, the earth indeed opened up and swallowed Korah and his two cohorts along with their families and possessions, never to be seen again. At the same time, a Heavenly fire went forth and consumed the 250 incense-bearers.
By Yehuda Altein
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Spirit and Truth.. period. Feelings are irrelevant.
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Shalom everyone, Let’s stay focused on what Yahuah is doing good for his children today (and everyday)! What has Yahuah done for you and yours today?
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Ebony Maccabees
1659912409https://abc7chicago.com/alena-....analeigh-wicker-13-y Yahuah has blessed this child and her family. May she be protected and use her intelligence for good!
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