Come, Enter The Mikvah

An enormous amount of revelation for us today from many sources, explaining and clarifying.

What an adventure through time from past to present day!

So many exciting details, reviewing Genesis 1, going on to Genesis 2, showing the timing of Messiah's return

Powerful encouragment and exhortation! Our eternal reward is waiting - make sure it is a good reward!

So much is encapsulated in Genesis 1, past, present, future.

Wisdom gained from my own life - we don't have to stay in tormenting relationships, or dangerous ones in any way. Yahuwah wants us free to serve Him.

What was then is now - learn the secret of victory

A very serious exhortation from Abba's heart to His children

Think about yourself as He thinks about you!

Believe what He says about you and find peace like you've never known before. You are "forgiven."

Yahuwah's journey to find a permanent place in which to dwell on earth. Has He found it in you?

Exciting conclusion! So many topics are introduced in chapter 13. I also insert some of today's news that makes what the author of Hebrews wrote more precious.

Yahuwah is a Father. We know He is our Father if we are disciplined and prepared so that we cannot be shaken by what the devil does in these last days.

"The just shall live by their faith,," Habakkuk wrote. This chapter gives us some of the most powerful statements in the whole of the Word

Messiah's four proclamation-declarations for our total freedom from the power of sin and our eternal life!

This is an on-going message, but has great meaning for the week of Unleavened Bread because Messiah spoke those words before going to the stake/cross.

I untangle difficult statements to present clear truth regarding Messiah, Our Passover Lamb, our Lamb who removes our sin!

This will make Passover more meaningful for you, as you see what Messiah really did for you .

True stories to build your faith and give you expectation and hope

This is a complete covering of Messiah as Melecizedek of Genesis 14, and the place of Torah in our lives today because of Messiah's death and resurrection