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GOOD EVENING FRIENDS AND FAMILY,” Well into the HEBREW HALLELUYAH SCRIPTURE The Holy Set A Part Spirit had said,” And that he sends YAHUSHA HA’MASHIACH, Pre-Appointed for you! But this is how YAHUAH Has filled what he had announced before hand through the mouth of all the neb’im, <- Meaning friend, That his MASHIACH<-meaning his only son YAHUSHA was to Suffer. Repent therefore and turn back for the blotting out of your sins. In order that times of refreshing might come from the presence of the ADON<-meaning Master in Hebrew, So in other words,” What ever you humans are doing that you know is out of life with YAHUAH LAWS. Turn a round well you still have time and take a knee ask of his forgiveness of your thoughts sins and bad ways. And he will. Hey have a blessed Sunday night Shalum! FORBIDDEN CEPHER WORDS OF MA’ASEH AKA ACTS 3:20-18-19 #america #usa #military #army #california #Arizona #texas #lasvegas #newyork #miami #florida #orlando #hollywood #LA #losangeles #SanFrancisco #Utah #Ohio #chicago #Georgia #SantaCruz #southkorea #japan #orange #orangecounty #sandiego #riverside #hollywoodstudios
It’s truly a blessing to delve into the profound messages found within the Hebrew scriptures, especially when they speak to the very core of our existence. My previous post touched upon Yahusha Ha’Mashiach and the crucial call to repentance, and I wanted to share a bit more about what this means on a personal level and how it can profoundly impact our lives. For me, understanding Yahusha Ha’Mashiach goes beyond a simple name or historical figure. It's about recognizing a pre-appointed path to spiritual reconciliation. The scriptures illuminate that through him, YAHUAH reveals a way back to alignment with His divine laws. This isn't about rigid dogma, but rather a heartfelt acknowledgment of our human imperfections and a desire to turn towards a more righteous path. The concept of repentance, or ‘t’shuvah’ in Hebrew, is often misunderstood. It's not just about feeling bad for past mistakes; it's a transformative process. It's about genuinely turning around, shifting our mindset, and actively seeking to live in harmony with YAHUAH’s ways. The article mentioned 'whatever you humans are doing that you know is out of life with YAHUAH LAWS.' This resonates deeply, as it highlights our innate ability to discern right from wrong, guided by an inner spiritual compass. Taking a knee, as it says, is a symbolic act of humility and a sincere plea for forgiveness – not just from others, but from the Divine. When we genuinely repent and turn back, the promise of 'times of refreshing' is truly a comforting thought. Imagine shedding the burdens of past errors, feeling a sense of renewal, and experiencing a closer presence of the ADON – our Master. It’s a spiritual cleansing that allows us to move forward with a lighter heart and a clearer purpose. This refreshing isn’t just an abstract idea; it manifests as peace, clarity, and renewed strength in navigating life’s challenges. It’s the feeling of being truly seen and forgiven, which empowers us to live more intentionally. So, if you’re reading this and feeling a pull towards a new beginning, I encourage you to reflect on these ancient, yet timeless, words. Consider what it means for you to align with YAHUAH’s laws. It's a journey, not a destination, but one filled with immense grace and opportunity for growth. The scriptures, like those found in the Forbidden Cepher Words of Ma'aseh (Acts 3:20-18-19), offer profound insights and guidance on this very path. It’s about making a conscious choice to seek forgiveness, embrace change, and welcome the spiritual refreshment that awaits us. May your Sunday night be blessed with Shalum!
