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We are undeniably the people of the Book, and there's no room for deception in this understanding. The days of ignorance regarding our identity are long gone. Every curse outlined in Deuteronomy 28 aligns perfectly with the experiences of the Negroes; while some may resonate with other nations, they all apply to us unmistakably.
Now that we recognize ourselves as the Israelites, it's time to re-establish our connection with the Elohim of our forefathers—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Let us commit to keeping His commandments and acknowledging the completed work of Yahusha, who redeemed the 12 Tribes of Israel back unto Yahuah.
As a united people, let's diligently work towards putting our house in order, striving to be deemed worthy of the Kingdom that awaits us.
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🤔a rather interesting reality on the big pictures some of us have watched... Terminator/Matrix
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Happy prepping Israel! Here's a REPOST. (share, like, comment, subscribe) & be encouraged no matter the storm, that you abide in YAH'S Peace that passes understanding.
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Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Comparing The TS 2009 Translation To The Septuagint (Gen 26) https://anchor.fm/adayah2real/....episodes/Comparing-T
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Yes, yes the Torah has two words for master. *We already know Hebrew doesn’t have a concept for lord. The difference are, Adoney is one who brings life to the ones he is over. He is a giver of a pleasant eestored life to its followers. Baal (the Hebrew word not the idol) is one that makes that are yoked to him work. He shows dominion over them.
*Abraham used Adoney/ Adon talking about Yahuah because He brought him life...
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Yes, yes the Torah has two words for master. *We already know Hebrew doesn’t have a concept for lord. The difference are, Adoney is one who brings life to the ones he is over. He is a giver of a pleasant eestored life to its followers. Baal (the Hebrew word not the idol) is one that makes that are yoked to him work. He shows dominion over them.
*Abraham used Adoney/ Adon talking about Yahuah because He brought him life...
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Yes, yes the Torah has two words for master. *We already know Hebrew doesn’t have a concept for lord. The difference are, Adoney is one who brings life to the ones he is over. He is a giver of a pleasant eestored life to its followers. Baal (the Hebrew word not the idol) is one that makes that are yoked to him work. He shows dominion over them.
*Abraham used Adoney/ Adon talking about Yahuah because He brought him life...
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Love this! Praise YAH
TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! 👉🏾 I would love for you to join me for my last release from the Lift the Praises Up album. Bring your voice! Bring your praise! Let us lift up ABBA YAH's name! I hope to see you there! Tonight at 7:58pm! APTTMHYAH!
O magnify YAHUAH with me, and let us exalt his name together! ~Tehilliym (Psalms) 34:3 את Cepher
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