Once we understand the truth—law, love, covenant, feasts, deception—what now? We walk it. Not just in theory, but in life. Living our purpose means walking aligned with God’s structure, quietly and faithfully.
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The Serpent (Part 1 – The Deceiver Pattern)
From Eden to the end, the serpent has always twisted God’s words. Not with bold lies, but with small distortions. His pattern never changed—he just got better at blending in.
God’s Everlasting Covenant
God’s covenant didn’t change. It was never replaced—only renewed and fulfilled in love. The remnant isn’t called to lawlessness, but to faithfulness.
The Lord’s Feast Days & Holy Days
God set appointed times—mo’edim—from the beginning. They were never “Jewish holidays.” They’re covenant appointments written into the calendar of creation.
Aligning the Biblical Calendar
God’s calendar begins with the barley and the moon—not January 1st. Returning to His timing resets everything: our seasons, our celebrations, our understanding of Him.
The Lord’s Food
God defined clean and unclean—not for culture, but for covenant. What we eat was never just about diet. It was always about holiness.
The Word of God
His Word isn’t just the Ten Commandments. It’s His whole voice—spoken through laws, statutes, and teachings meant to shape a holy people.
The Way, The Truth, and The Life
“I am the way, and the truth, and the life…” (John 14:6) These aren’t poetic words.They’re prophetic structure. Jesus was declaring something ancient, legal, and covenantal.He wasn’t replacing the path—He was the path, and everything in that path is anchored in the Law of YHWH. The Way “Blessed are the blameless in the way, whoContinueContinue reading “The Way, The Truth, and The Life”
Faith + Law = Love
We were taught that faith replaced the law—but scripture says they complete each other. Love isn’t lawless. It walks in obedience.
Beware of the Wolves
False prophets don’t wear signs. They sound like truth, stand behind pulpits, and quote scripture. But the fruit always reveals the tree.
Behind the Narrow Gate 