In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!
In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!
Did you know that Ma’asei (Acts) chapter 15 is a reflection of the principles and precepts found in the Torah portion of Parasha Re’eh? Please join us as we see how the five principles of Acts 15 reflect Yahweh’s heart.
Did you know that Ma’asei (Acts) chapter 15 is a reflection of the principles and precepts found in the Torah portion of Parasha Re’eh? Please join us as we see how the five principles of Acts 15 reflect Yahweh’s heart.
“The Third Tithe For Our Poor” talks about why the third tithe (for the poor) is still an important and vital commandment for today.
“The Third Tithe For Our Poor” talks about why the third tithe (for the poor) is still an important commandment for today.
“Why Three Tithes for Today?” explains why the third tithe is just one small part of the walk of a faithful servant and a Proverbs 31 Bride who loves her Husband and King, and who wants to do all she can to help Him establish His unified global kingdom.
“Why Three Tithes for Today?” explains why the third tithe is just one small part of the walk of a faithful servant and a Proverbs 31 Bride who loves her Husband and King, and who wants to do all she can to help Him establish His unified global kingdom.
The Levitical Pesach shows us how we are to hold the Pesach under a cleansed Levitical Order (and especially in the land of Israel). It also lays some important groundwork for when we talk about how to keep Pesach under the Melchizedekian order.
The Levitical Pesach shows us how we are to hold the Pesach under a cleansed Levitical Order (and especially in the land of Israel). It also lays some important groundwork for when we talk about how to keep Pesach under the Melchizedekian order.
“When Priesthoods Change” explains that when the priesthood changes, the way we celebrate the feasts also changes. That is why we keep the Passover differently today (under the Melchizedekian order) than when we are in the land of Israel (under the Levitical order), or when we first left Egypt (and there was no priesthood).
“When Priesthoods Change” explains that when the priesthood changes, the way we celebrate the feasts also changes. That is why we keep the Passover differently today (under the Melchizedekian order) than when we are in the land of Israel (under the Levitical order), or when we first left Egypt (and there was no priesthood).
This video explains the mistranslation error of Colossians 2:16-17 and how this misunderstanding of the original texts leads many believers to think that it is no longer important to keep the original feasts of Yahweh.
End-Time Concerns speaks to the various threats and challenges that the New World Order will throw our way, and why it is important to overcome them as a team (so that we can build Yeshua’s kingdom).
In Selecting Deacons we talk about how you and your congregational elders should select deacons.
In Selecting Elders, Part 2, we discuss the selection requirements the apostolic priesthood uses to select righteous congregational elders.
In the transcript, Selecting Elders, Part 1, we discuss how important it is to select congregational elders who have a heart to do everything according to Elohim’s word.
In Matthew 18 and Adultery, Part 3, we show how cases of adultery are to be handled when we live in the dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order. This information shows us how to handle cases of adultery with the Matthew 18 Process in our set-apart communities, to help lead sinners to repentance, and keep sin outside the camp
In Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 2, we show how cases of adultery are to be handled when we live in the land of Israel, under the Levitical order. This information will show us how to handle cases of adultery with the Matthew 18 Process in our set-apart communities in the dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order.
In Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 1 we explain the principles and precepts of set-apart Hebraic community, so that we can understand how set-apart communities are supposed to be organized. This will give us the foundation necessary to understand how to deal with adultery both in the land of Israel under the Levitical order (in Part 2), and in the Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 1 we explain the principles and precepts of set-apart Hebraic community relationships. This helps us understand how set-apart communities are supposed to be organized. That will give us the foundation necessary to understand how to deal with adultery both in the land of Israel under the Levitical order (in Part 2), and in the Dispersion under the Melchizedekian order (Part 3).
spersion under the Melchizedekian order (Part 3).
In The Matthew 18 Process, Part 2, we explore the importance of speaking the truth in love when helping a brother or a sister repent of their sin and turn back to Elohim.
“The Matthew 18 Process, Part 1” is part four in our series on set-apart communities. It talks about what Scripture says to do when a fellow disciple falls into sin and must either voluntarily correct himself, or be excused from the set-apart community.
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? talks about the correct Spirit that is needed to make life in set-apart communities work.
In Set-Apart Communities, Part 2, we answer important viewers’ questions about what the requirements of set-apart communities look like, and how they play out in specific cases.
Set-apart Communities, Part 1 talks about how set-apart communities are an integral part of the Great Commission, and establishing Yeshua’s kingdom worldwide. This first part is an overview of the subject, to prepare for more in-depth studies later.
Watch: Beit Din Structure Welcome to Nazarene Israel. My name is Norman Willis. In this study, we want to talk about the duck test with regard to Scripture. Many people know that the duck test is referring to when you have a bird and you are wondering if it is a duck, so when you […]
“The Beit Din Structure” shows us how ancient Israel was organized both before and after Yeshua’s coming–and it asks if we are organized the same way today.
In the videos explains the real meaning of Acts 15, and explains why the reason there is no true unity in the Messianic world today is because the majority of the Messianic leaders and teachers are presently ignoring what Acts 15 says
On a cold wintry night, November 10, 1619, a French soldier named Rene Descartes shut himself in a medieval sweat lodge, and had three visions in which a “spirit” revealed a new philosophy to him, which was contrary to Yahweh’s word. After considering these three demonic visions for some time, Descartes penned his infamous maxim, […]
In an earlier version of this article we argued that it was always right to submit to the governments which are placed over us, based on Romans 13 and other verses. However, further study revealed that while this is the general rule, there are times Yahweh expects us to disobey government. Let us proceed prayerfully. […]
Yahweh is a man of war. Shemote (Exodus) 15:3 3 “Yahweh is a man of war; Yahweh is His name.” Scripture is the story of how Yahweh made us to worship and serve Him. When an enemy beguiled us and led us astray, Yahweh was not content to lose us, so He sent His Son […]
Yahweh favors capitalism because it fosters ingenuity, self-reliance, and economic success. But capitalistic societies tend to be hard on the poor. So Yahweh put safeguards in place to make sure that the poor always have a safety net. In this way, society can benefit from capitalism, and the poor among us can still survive. Yahweh […]
There are three primary offices (or roles) in Israel: The king (head of the physical army) The priest (head of the spiritual army) The prophet (one who hears from Yahweh) In general, the prophet serves as Israel’s ears, telling the people what Yahweh says. The priest serves as Israel’s mouth, making intercession for the people. […]