Listening Halt explores the vital role of spiritual obedience and discernment in a believer’s walk. This study details the necessity of stopping to align with Yahweh’s voice, providing a strategic blueprint for the direction and protection of the worldwide remnant.

Once Saved Always Saved critically examines the theological doctrine of eternal security against the full counsel of Scripture. This study provides a vital biblical blueprint, demonstrating the essential requirement for continuous obedience, active faith, and enduring loyalty within Yahweh’s covenant.

About Righteous Judgment examines the vital scriptural standards for discernment, justice, and conflict resolution within the body of believers. This study provides a clear biblical blueprint for identifying true righteousness, overcoming hypocritical condemnation, and establishing divine order among the remnant.

Yeshua the Celibate Nazirite explores the profound prophetic implications of Messiah’s lifelong vow of consecration. This study examines historical and scriptural evidence regarding His celibacy and Nazirite status, providing a vital blueprint for understanding His total devotion to Yahweh’s kingdom.

What constitutes Scripture? And what is it that makes Scripture inspired? The answer may be different than we think. We explain in this study on “Inspiration and Scripture”. The Apostle Kepha (Peter) implies that Shaul’s (Paul’s) writings are Scripture, seeing…

Scripture tells us to make tassels on the four corners of the clothing with which we cover ourselves, so that we might look upon them, and remember to do all of His commandments. Bemidbar (Numbers) 15:37-40 37 Again Yahweh spoke…

It is important that we love our brothers in Judah. While we do have some differences with them, and while we are presently denied an ability to live in the land of Israel, we need always to show our Jewish…

In The Torah Calendar study we explain the calendar Yahweh tells us to keep in Scripture. One thing we see is that the days begin at evening. This can be seen by the simple fact that Genesis 1 tells us…

This study explains why it is not necessary to set the head of the year according to the vernal equinox (and indeed, why it is wrong to do so). When we live in the land of Israel, all Israelite males…

Genesis 1 tells us that a day is made up of both an evening (nighttime) portion, and a morning (“daylight”) portion. For example: B’reisheet (Genesis) 1:31b 31b So the evening and the morning were the sixth day. Leviticus 23:32 also…

Original Pesach When Israel was in Egypt, Yahweh told Israel to keep the Passover by taking a lamb on the tenth of the month, and then offering it up on the afternoon of the fourteenth. Our forefathers were to sacrifice…

Some believe the Apostle Shaul (Paul) taught heresy, and they want to remove his works from Scripture. This is a mistake. Yahweh hand-picked Shaul, and said he was a “chosen vessel” to bear His name before the returning gentile Ephraimites,…

In Torah Government, we explain that originally there was no need for government because all men were literally brothers, and their fathers (the patriarchs) ruled over their families. However, even then there was murder and the fruits of the flesh.…

Dare we ask? What’s the difference between a believer and a disciple, anyway? And why would it matter? Mark tells us that Yeshua had compassion on the four thousand believers who came to Him. Yeshua healed their sicknesses, and He…

As we show in the Nazarene Israel study, the original faith was called Nazarene Israel. In Fulfilling the Great Commission we show that Nazarene Israel was unified, and that it had a clergy of servant-leadership that heard and obeyed Yahweh’s…

In Fulfilling the Great Commission, we show that the Messianic movement is essentially an extension of Protestant and independent Christianity; and because it is an extension of Protestant/Independent Christianity, the Messianics make doctrinal mistakes similar to the Protestants and independent…

In Fulfilling the Great Commission we show that both the Torah and the Renewed Covenant tell us to: Yet, if the Torah and the Renewed Covenant tell us to organize and appoint leadership, but the Messianics refuse, then how can…

As we show in Nazarene Israel, the original faith of the apostles was called the “Nazarene sect” (i.e., Nazarene Israel). However, there were several other variants of the faith in the first century. One of these was called Christianity. Christianity…

Revelation 12:13-17 says that when the dragon saw he had been cast to earth, he persecuted the woman (true Israel) who gave birth to the male child (Yeshua). The woman was given two wings of a great eagle that she…

In Fulfilling the Great Commission, we saw that Yeshua hand-picked His disciples. His disciples responded by laying down their lives in the world, and serving Him with all of their mind, heart, and strength. Luqa (Luke) 14:3333 “So likewise, whoever…

Are we keeping the same faith the apostles kept in the first century? One simple test is to see if we are obeying Titus 1:5. But before we get to Titus 1:5, let’s back up a bit, to gain some…

As we explained in Fulfilling the Great Commission and in Nazarene Israel v4, the congregations are not to be led by rabbis, or pastors, but by congregational elders. These elders are appointed by the apostles. The way it works is…

In Nazarene Israel we show how Avraham and Israel’s children were scattered out into the world in order to fulfill the promises given to the patriarchs. Every family, every nation, and every clan had to receive of their genetics, so…

Many Christians believe men should not cover their heads while praying. This doctrine is usually based on First Corinthians Eleven and Verse Four. In the New King James Version this passage reads: 1st Corinthians 11:4 (NKJV) 4 Every man praying…

Sometimes we get asked if the Aramaic Peshitta is the inspired text. About the Peshitta V3 explains why neither the Aramaic Peshitta nor the Peshitto are the originally inspired texts that were written by the apostles.