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Dating, as we understand it in modern culture, is not directly mentioned in the Bible. However, principles for building strong, God-honoring relationships are woven throughout scripture. Biblical dating offers an alternative to contemporary trends, focusing on commitment, holiness, and intentionality rather than casual encounters. For those seeking to align their relationships with Yehovah’s plan, it’s…
Introduction: A Legacy of Identity and Purpose The twelve tribes of Israel are foundational to understanding the identity and calling of Israel. These tribes represent the descendants of Jacob’s twelve sons—Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, and Benjamin. However, lists of the tribes sometimes vary based on context, illustrating that…
Introduction: Looking for a Leader in Imperfect Times With Election Day approaching, many are weighing choices for leadership in challenging times. As believers, we know that Yeshua, the only perfect man to walk the earth, exemplifies the qualities we ultimately hope to see in a leader. While no earthly leader will ever match Yeshua’s perfection,…
Introduction: Re-examining Beliefs and Traditions In modern Christianity, many holiday traditions seem commonplace, yet a closer look reveals that some of these customs originated outside of the biblical faith. For believers seeking to follow Yehovah’s Word, understanding these origins can be essential in making informed decisions about worship. 1 Thessalonians 5:21 instructs, “Test everything; hold…
Introduction: The Call for Discernment in Uncertain Times In a world overwhelmed by information, both true and false, finding clarity is more crucial than ever, especially for believers who see signs of the last days unfolding. From media to social influencers, voices vie for our attention, often leading to confusion or deception. For those rooted…
In the world today, countless people claim to be Christians, but do they truly follow the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus)? We must ask ourselves if we are truly walking in the way He commanded or if we are merely calling ourselves by a title that has no meaning. What would Yeshua say if we asked…
In the vast history of God’s people, the Aaronic (or Levitical) priesthood played a critical role, especially under the old covenant. Priests descended from Aaron, brother of Moses, were ordained to offer sacrifices and mediate between Israel and God. These sacrifices were central to atonement and worship, and the priests’ role served a vital function…
In these times, information is more accessible than ever, but so is deception. The Scriptures speak clearly about the challenges of the last days, emphasizing the need for discernment, wisdom, and a firm foundation in Yehovah’s truth. As we face an overwhelming flood of misinformation, confusion, and false teachings, it is critical for believers to…
Introduction: The Mystery of the Forbidden Chapter There’s a chapter in the Hebrew Bible that is rarely spoken of or taught within many Jewish communities today. This chapter, often called “the forbidden chapter” by those who notice its omission, is Isaiah 53. What makes this particular section of Scripture so controversial? For believers in Yeshua,…
Introduction: Embracing the Inevitability of Death with Hope Facing death, whether it’s your own or a loved one’s, can be an overwhelming and deeply emotional experience. The finality of death is something we all must grapple with at some point. But from a Hebrew Roots perspective, death is not the end—it is a transition, a…
In the New Testament, Yeshua taught His followers to observe the Sabbath as a day of rest, worship, and spiritual renewal. His teachings reaffirmed the Sabbath’s true purpose, highlighting compassion and mercy over strict legalism. For example, Yeshua healed on the Sabbath (John 5:1-16) and taught, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for…
Salvation is a central theme in many religious traditions, especially Christianity, where it signifies a profound spiritual transformation. This transformation leads individuals away from sin and toward a state of eternal joy and peace with Yehovah (God). However, salvation is not a one-time event or simply a matter of reciting a prayer; it is an…