Lookimg for affordable for my budget. I will buy from my mishpacha when I can but right now these are it for my pockets 😁

Family our watchmen/watchwomen need prayer and compassion. Not fake love and secret judgement. Let us remember that Yah knows our inner thoughts. With that being said; to those leading us, Yah's children, please be sure to walk worthy of the calling with which you have been called. Make sure you are in the right positions and Yah will sustain you there regardless of what anyones carnal mind may think.

The Ministration of Death VS the Ministration of Life -
THE VEIL BETWEEN THE 2 COVENANTS
From Jerome Howell channel...
https://hebrewconnect.tv/v/Z3Fml5

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Video by chabibi Ishshah (my beloved wife) Christalyn Bat Yisrael bat Yisrael!

Shalom and beracoth to all of Israel. I wanted to share these words from our Moreh. I believe it is the voice of Yahuah for all of Israel. He poses the question. What kind of Hebrews ought you to be?

He adminishes..

When Yah told Abraham He was going to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham’s life was immediately and greatly affected. Noah couldn’t even carry on business as usual once he knew what Yah was planning for his generation. Knowing that Yah is preparing judgment SHOULD bring a sobering reality to us, helping us recognize what is eternally IMPORTANT and what is not.

Peter cautions us that a great time of judgment is coming. On the day of Yahuah there will be a great noise, and the elements will melt with a fervent heat. On that day, he warns, the earth will be consumed.

He then asks the crucial and important question that applies to every generation: “What kind of persons ought you to be?- (2 Peter 3:11)” With judgment pending for us and millions of people facing destruction, how should we live our lives????

Why are we still attaching great value to temporal things???Hobbies and possessions (homes, clothing, cars, jobs) consume us, leaving little time or energy to invest in what is eternal.

Selah on this Mishpacha.