When You Go Out to Teach

Do y’all know that currently there are 195 countries in the world? Go out and teach this word. It’s time to witness and not just sit in Shabbat class week after week. I was thinking about Yeremiyah lately. Look what Yah told him: This word came to Yeremiyah concerning all the Israylitess living in Lower

Galilee

Since this is “Thanks-Taking” time, I thought y’all would like a long study post while everyone else is eating their pagan feast. A couple of Shabbats ago, I was watching a history documentary about the twelve apostles. Some of the information, I took notes on and some I did not because it was not true.

News

I have two more posts, maybe three and then this blog is going into retirement by the end of this year. Unless Yah stops me, this is what is going to happen. Thank you for reading this blog. I think back and laugh sometimes. In the beginning, I did not know the difference between Corinthians

Psalm 137:1-6

By the rivers of Babylon we sat and wept    when we remembered Zion.2 There on the poplars    we hung our harps,3 for there our captors asked us for songs,    our tormentors demanded songs of joy;    they said, “Sing us one of the songs of Zion!” 4 How can we sing the songs of the Most High Yah    while in a foreign land?5 If I

Yah’s Timing

We are saved by trusting. And trusting means looking forward to getting something we don’t yet have—for a man (or woman) who already has something doesn’t need to hope and trust that he (or she) will get it. But if we must keep trusting Yah for something that hasn’t happened yet, it teaches us to