The Ten Days of Awe are from Yom Teruah to Yom Kippurim The Ten Days of Awe begin at sunset on the first day of Yom Teruah and end at sunset on Yom Kippurim each year. Joel 2:13 – “Tear your heart . . . and turn to Yahweh, your God; for he is gracious… Continue reading The Ten Days of Awe
Tag: Repentance
Missing Salt, Part Two
WARNING -- this article is blunt, to the point, and written to the warrior priests amongst us -- the sensitive and/or easily offended can choose to stop reading NOW to avoid being agitated or outraged. Matthew 5:13 – “You are the salt of the earth. But if salt becomes tasteless, how can it be made… Continue reading Missing Salt, Part Two
Discernment Done Disappeared, Part 3
The centuries of lack of discernment has caused the current church to become powerless. Anti-Semitic attitudes and stances, both blatant and subtle, have crept in. Occult teaching and practices have been allowed to come into church teachings. Books considered by many to be Christian books are occult in nature but are highly recommended for reading.… Continue reading Discernment Done Disappeared, Part 3
Teshuvah and Jonah
The Connections Exodus 34:28 – “Moshe was there with Yahweh forty days and forty nights; he neither ate bread, nor drank water.” Jonah 3:4 – “Jonah entered into the city a day's journey, and he cried out and said: ‘Yet forty days and Nineveh shall be overthrown’.” Matthew and Luke 4:1-2 – “And Yeshua was… Continue reading Teshuvah and Jonah
The Prodigal Father
Luke 15:11-24 This parable, commonly labeled the Parable of the Prodigal Son, parallels the story of mankind, with a few differences. In this parable, there is a father who has two sons; one – the younger son – who takes his inheritance and squanders it; and the second – the older son – who remains… Continue reading The Prodigal Father
Rapture Parallels, Patterns, Pictures, and Types 