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Let's dig into scripture and search Yah's Own Words. He only gives good instructions! Let's search out three topics to demonstrate the importance of laying down our own assumptions and simply discover the truth in scripture!

Kurt shares his journey into Torah starting with the ten commandments. He had an interest in the importance of Judah and Israel in scripture. He emphasizes that Yahuah is looking for people to live Yah's ways in what they say and do!

Join for a discussion of what is sin? Let's start with the definition just to be specific. One problem is that every religion deals with sin. Yah has given His people specific instructions. It becomes a relief to realize His ways are clearly defined and simple. Anyone can join in and keep His ways. His promises are beautiful! His ways are still best! *Music credit: Echoes of the Surreal: Still

Let's chat about Daniel. The narrative is Yah showed up famously to rescue His faithful servants from the fiery furnace and lion's den. Is it fair to consider this book as prophecy? There seems to be missing direct words from Yah Himself that we do find in other books of the prophets. Does Daniel qualify? Join for a conversation of Daniel 12. Music credit Echoes of the Surreal, Daniel.

Let's talk about the use of Yah's Name. Perhaps you have come across this topic of controversy. How you pronounce it, write it all have been argued. What does Yah say in His Word? Let's take a look and discuss this important topic.

Let's take a look at the truth of Torah as well as the function and benefits of keeping Torah. As we equip ourselves to be His people and take a fresh look at scripture according to Yah's Own Words. The core focus of Torah are the 10 commandments keeping them is being in covenant. Yah's promises are faithful. His ways are absolutely practical, possible and doable. For more word studies check out Paleo Katana on You Tube and keep digging into Yah's promises.

Let's consider a word study on wisdom. As we study scripture according to Yah's Own Words.

Let's take a look at where the idea of the rapture all started, surprisingly in the 1800's. What if we begin scrutinizing why and where our beliefs come from. Do our beliefs measure up to scripture? What a contrast we find at the end of Hosea. Join for another discussion of the end times. The story we are given in Jubilees 1:22-29 matches Ezekiel, Isaiah, Hosea, all have given us bits to piece together. Let's take a look at the history of the rapture and you decide.

We are back in Ezekiel. This book gets better and better! Join for a discussion of Ezekiel chapters 43 and 47. The story we have been told is much different than Yah's Own Words. Here Ezekiel is shown in the twenty-fifth year of the Babylonian captivity the fulfilled promise of Yah's established Temple complete with Yah's Own Presence. He is also shown land given to each tribe just as had been promised to Abraham, Issac and Jacob. Yah is faithful to His Word. Maybe His Word should be our focus and source of study.

Join for a discussion of Ezekiel chapters 9-11. We have been told a narrative of avoiding being marked yet in Ezekiel people are marked who mourn over abominations to be the ones not destroyed. Israel had gone astray worshiping other things in Yah's Temple and finally His presence left. Yah shows Ezekiel the complete destruction that finally occurs. The Babylonians took many into captivity, so the question is raised is this destruction Ezekiel is shown to be in the future? Reading Ezekiel in chronical order is helpful. Clearly seeing why destruction came for idolatry should be incentive for us today to only have One God, the Creator Himself. Even to Ezekiel Yah displays His mercy in giving His people a future, to be gathered, and to have His presence again!

Join for a discussion of Ezekiel chapter 8 as we look at an overview of Ezekiel. Kurt shares a great tidbit...did you know there is a puzzle in Ezekiel? What if we keep in mind the context...who Ezekiel wrote to and WHEN! Ezekiel is addressed as son of man another description of a human nothing divine in that term. In this chapter Yah lays out the case of the abominations the people had committed enough that He rejects them. What if we turn from our wicked ways, anything Yah says is disgusting and follow His instructions? Let's dig into Ezekiel and find out! Link to correct order of Ezekiel: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://www.torahnotes.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Ezekiel-in-Chronological-Order.pdf

Join for a discussion of Ezekiel 37 as Kurt and Jenny knock over another sacred cow. Who goes to heaven? Well seems Yah actually has a different plan for His people's future than we have been told. Do we dare to believe His words? In this chapter the importance of the tribes of Israel is emphasized. Yah has a plan to gather His people, to establish them, and to dwell among them! He alone will be their God and they will live as His people forever. So many beautiful promises in this chapter.

Join a candid conversation of Jubilees 6. When we have Yah's instructions how simple His ways are! He made them for our complete good! He has given us clear instructions for His calendar and keeping Shavuot. Let's talk about Noah's remembrance days with the intent of keeping all of Yah's instructions!

Let's talk about the sovereignty of Yah's time. He created all things, no one else beside Him, HE does not share His glory with another! Take a look at the creation week. Jubilees chapter 6 is an important source of info... Yah Himself invites His people to celebrate His festivals listed in Lev 23. Let's take a quick look at His calendar.

Let's take a fresh look at scripture according to Yah's Own Words! Join Kurt and Jenny for a candid conversation of Jeremiah 31. Yah's ways are simple. He gives us clarity if we dare to read His words. Yah has scattered His people, Israel, and He promises to gather His people. We challenge believers and the Torah community to take a fresh look at Yah's Own Words. Discover who is Israel.

Join Kurt and Jenny for a candid conversation of Jeremiah 33. Yah specifically identifies Himself as Creator, and Healer. He will forgive and cleanse from sin. His promises are forever. He does not change! The Levites are given the priesthood forever. He compares His covenant with day and night to the covenant He has with Jacob's descendants and His servant David. He promises to restore and love His people. His promises become clear when we set down our assumptions and study according to His own words!

Join for a candid conversation of Ezekiel 34 and Jeremiah 23. Amazingly both chapters reflect a similar warning to the shepherds of Yah's people Israel. When teachers are not reflecting Yah's truth there is a clear warning. Wake up Israel. Yah's ways are worth following. His blessings are priceless!

Abraham is a key person and his story in Jubilees is amazing. God identifies Himself as the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob. Let's talk about the history of Yah's people. The covenant with Abraham is a big deal in scripture. Join for a candid conversation of Jubilees 11-14. Please continue through chapter 23 of Jubilees to get the whole story. Jubilees is a wealth of details! Yah's covenant is forever through all our generations!

Do we actually believe Yah? Do we know His instructions are for our complete good? His ways are simple. Join for a discussion of Deuteronomy 28 which lists the blessings "if" you obey His commands. Seems like a good incentive to keep His ways! We are told not to fear, when will we realize the giants deserve no attention? We continue the discussion with Deuteronomy 4. We are obviously surrounded by curses today. Keeping Yah's ways fixes everything! Be His people keep His ways! Believe His promises!

Isaiah 52 sets the stage for a lively discussion of Isaiah 53. Yah recounts the things He has done for His people. Again, we have the identity of His Servant. The nations will be amazed at the restoration of Yah's people Israel.

Join for a candid conversation about scripture. Let's take a look at Yah's Own words in Isaiah 41. Who is identified as His servant? Are we awake to His truth? His servant in chapter 42 has been blind and deaf. Yah does not share His glory with another. He is the Redeemer. Time to wake up to His truth, repent and call on His Name!

Correction...Israel is identified with the name Jeshurun a few times in scripture. In this chapter again Jacob is identified as Yah's servant. Yah again emphasizes idols as worthless. He is the only God! He is the Redeemer. If only we choose to return to Him!

Let's review about Passover. We are to keep these instructions forever through all our generations. Exodus 12 is the recounting of the first Passover when Yah proved Himself famously. He alone is the God Who brought you out of Egypt, just as He had promised Abraham. Yah had enriched Egypt through Joseph who had accumulated the wealth of the whole earth, and His people left with the treasure of Egypt, just as He had promised! It is time to reexamine our traditions and ask do we align to His Own Words? You can be His people! Join into His celebration.

Let's get ready for the spring festivals and take a look at Leviticus 23. These are Yah's Own festivals, His appointments and HE invites His people to celebrate! We start with Sabbath the year-round festival and the spring festivals of Passover, Unleavened, and Shavuot. All the land is His and HE tells us to celebrate wherever we live. These festivals are permanent and forever, and still valid today! We are given the gift of celebrating and calling on His Name!

Let's begin with specific definitions of Messiah and messianism... we have a problem when each and every religion has this type of figure. Yet Savior is used in scripture. We find similarities in Deut. 28, Hosea 13&14, Jeremiah 3, and Isaiah 12. Yah is merciful. We are to turn to Him and His ways. He tells us there is no other god beside Me, and no other savior except ME. Can we drop our assumptions and call on His Name alone? Yah is the God of Israel. He is wonderful. He alone is worthy of all praise! Do we dare to trust His instructions, His promises? It is so simple.