Elohim's Aleph-Bet (Letters) - The Kuf

Shalom friends. My name is Chadwick Harvey. You have reached Faithful Performance. Thank you so much for joining us tonight as we continue our journey on Elohim's Aleph-Bet. It's a very powerful letter, the 19th letter of the Aleph-Bet, the Kuf. If you're not familiar with the Hebrew alphabet or where the Kuf is located, you can see it on the bottom row, the third row, almost on the left-hand side, in the middle of the aisle, if you will. It looks like the letter P. It's next to two Y's on the right-hand side. So that is the letter Kuf. It's the fourth letter from the end. We have three more letters after the letter Kuf, and this is a very powerful letter that sets up the Resh, and also the Shin, and then the Tav, as we complete our journey on Elohim's Aleph-Bet.

We always begin with a scripture and then get more education, and then go back and reread the scripture, and then we'll know what the scripture is speaking of through the Hebrew letters. It's pretty amazing. In Psalm 16:10-11, this is what King David wrote: "For you will not leave my soul in Sheol, nor will you allow your Holy One to see corruption. You will show me the path of life. In your presence is fullness of joy. At your right hand are pleasures forevermore." As we proceed with the education of the letter, we'll come back to this and see the Hebrew interpretation of the scripture as we understand what happened with what King David said in Psalm 16. This is also speaking of Yeshua, you know, in the Passover, three days and three nights in the earth, and then you will not leave my soul in Sheol, and He was resurrected on the third day. So it goes into the resurrection of the Messiah, but we have to understand the Hebrew letters to kind of understand the true presence of that.

The letter Kuf is the 19th letter of Elohim's Aleph-Bet and it has the numerical value of 100. The number 19 is a number not without relevance. It is a combination of 10 and 9, and it signifies the perfection of divine order pertaining to judgment. Interestingly, it is the gematria of Eve and Job. In the book of Kings, we find a great example of the meaning of 19. The northern kingdom of Israel was ruled by 19 kings before Elohim allowed them to be conquered by the Assyrians as a consequence of their behavior towards Him. Kuf's numerical value of 100 has jubilation and anointing on it because one of the ways it is numerically represented is 50 plus 50, which points to a double jubilee or a double portion of liberty and freedom. The number 100 could also be calculated as 10 times 10, which is a double portion of divine order.

So, as we can see, my friends, the letter Kuf has a lot of great anointings to it. It's the 19th letter of the Aleph-Bet. We just read what the number 19 means in biblical numerology: 10 plus 9. It's the primary numbers it consists of, which means what we just read, that it is a combination that signifies divine order pertaining to judgment, whether that's good or bad. And then, obviously, the gematria is the same as Eve and also Job, which is pretty interesting when you look at those two characters with the letter Kuf. And then in the book of Kings, we find the value of 19 and what it represents as the northern kingdom had 19 kings before the Assyrians. And then the letter Kuf, the numerical value of 100, is consisted of 50 plus 50, which obviously is a double jubilee, as we all know on the channel. And the number 100 could also be calculated as 10 by 10, which is a double portion of divine order.

It's super important to understand how God works with numbers in the Bible. I was speaking to a friend of mine here the last couple of days, and the number 17 was one of the major numbers that was given to them. So, we went through the number 17 and what it means in biblical understanding, and it's very powerful, just like the number 19 is. So, whenever Yahweh gives us these numerical understandings through dreams or visions or whatever it may be, then we can, if we have the education, we have the knowledge, we can understand what He is pointing to in our specific circumstance, to our dreams, visions, or whatever He's been guiding and directing you with. So, if we have the education of the Holy Bible, the numbers, the days, the Sabbath, the feast days, all these things, He's going to correlate all of these things together with any individual who studies these things. If one is on the calendar and the feast days and all of these things, one understands the Aleph-Bet or the values of the numbers in the Bible, then you're going to have a great understanding of what Yahweh is showing you in your personal life, whatever the case may be. And that was an example today with one of my friends; they got that as well with the number 17 and how important that is, and it gave them a lot of great wisdom, number one, and knowledge, but also a lot of comfort and love. I mean, I think they told me they were dancing around the house whenever they read it, pertaining to whatever God was telling them about their dream and their circumstance.

So, that's the value of these things. We all know this on the channel, but just to give you some witnesses on that, it's pretty amazing once we understand some of the knowledge that goes into these things. We see the essential significance of these numbers when Elohim declared to Abraham, who was a hundred years old, that He would have a son called Isaac. It is written, "Then Abraham fell on his face and laughed and said in his heart, 'Shall a child be born to a man who is a hundred years old? And shall Sarah, who is 90 years old, bear a child?'" We can only imagine how Abraham and Sarah must have felt once Elohim revealed to them this unusual and humanly impossible birth of a child would be for them, since Abraham was 100 and Sarah was 90 years of age. This is the very essence of the number 100, a double jubilee of perfection of divine order. If one recalls where this occurred, remember these were when the three men came to Abraham in the tent right before the two angels destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah. I believe this is in Genesis 18, where the three men came and told Abraham that they were going to have Isaac. He and Sarah were going to have Isaac. This was a good laugh between two friends. Remember, God and Abraham were friends, as it says in the Bible. So, this was not mocking God or doubting God at all. This was just laughing in his heart like a good friend would. If someone told me I was having a child at 100 years old, I'd probably laugh in their face and do a lot more. So, we can only understand what they felt whenever God told them at 190 years old that they were going to have a child. They were going to have Isaac, the true, pure, royal lineage to Abraham, not Ishmael. So, this is very powerful. This is another reason, my friends, that we understand these things because we can get great information and knowledge and understanding of all of these things.

So, again, the letter Kuf goes into that with Abraham being a hundred years old, the double jubilee of all the waiting for Isaac, his true son, out of his loins. This is why Abraham fell on his face and laughed in jubilee, since normal people, especially females, are not able to have a baby at that age. However, Elohim had other plans for Abraham and Sarah. The birth of Isaac would continue the pure royal lineage from Abraham to Yeshua. Certainly, there is nothing impossible with Elohim. In the book of Galatians, the Apostle Paul provides great wisdom in understanding the great significance of Isaac's birth and the double jubilee and double portion of the perfection of divine order. He records that Isaac was born of the spirit, which is why God ordained Abraham and Sarah to birth Isaac at 100 years of age and 90 years of age, respectively, substantiating the fact that his birth was ordained through the Holy Spirit.

I'll read this again. It's very important for us to understand how this worked with Abraham and Sarah, with the book, with what Paul was saying about this in the book of Galatians. Certainly, there is nothing impossible with Elohim. In the book of Galatians, the Apostle Paul provides great wisdom and the great significance of Isaac's birth and the double jubilee and double portion of the perfection of divine order. He records that Isaac was born of the spirit, not of the flesh like Ishmael was. Which is why Yahweh ordained Abraham and Sarah to birth Isaac at 100 years old and 90 because of what those two numbers mean and also the jubilee that comes with it. In other words, it is impossible for a 90-year-old woman to give birth. So, Paul is telling us Isaac was born of the spirit, and he will continue the pure royal lineage to Yeshua.

Kuf means monkey. And although it has many layers of understanding, we will focus on the phrase "monkey see, monkey do" as we mimic Yeshua in all aspects of life. Let us remember He commanded us to deny ourselves and pick up our crosses and follow Him, and Him only. We have to read the Holy Scriptures and allow the Holy Spirit to show us how He lived His life through His Word. It is written, "Therefore, be imitators of God as beloved children and walk in love, just as Messiah also loved and gave Himself up for us, an offering and a sacrifice to God as a fragrant aroma." May we walk in the same manner as He did, which is love, and follow His beautiful commandments as we journey through this life. In doing so, our light will shine brighter than the stars before men so that they may see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. So, in doing so, loving God, loving neighbors, that's what He did, Yeshua did. And in doing so, our light will shine brighter than the stars before men so that they may see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. Remember what Daniel wrote in Daniel 12: "Those with knowledge will shine like the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness will shine like the stars forever and ever."

So, there's a calling that we all have, you know, to love God and to love neighbor and to do the great commission to mankind. Matthew 5:16: "Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in heaven." Daniel 12:3: "Those who are wise shall shine like the brightness of the firmament, and those who turn many to righteousness like the stars forever and ever." My friends, that's really the great commission. Matthew 28, Daniel 12:3, that's to me the same thing.

The letter Kuf is the only letter that always extends downward below the line, just as Lamed is the only letter that rises above it. If one's not familiar with that, you see the letter Kuf on the bottom row there. You can see how it goes below the line. The Kuf does. If you look at the Lamed, which is right above it to the right a little bit, the Lamed that looks like the staff, you can see that that letter goes above the line. So, the Lamed is the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords, Yeshua, is what it represents as it goes above the line. Well, the Kuf goes below the line. Let's see the significance of going below the line, like Yeshua did.

The letter Kuf is the only letter that always extends downward below the line, just as Lamed is the only letter that rises above it. Both are a symbolic picture of Yeshua as He was crucified for our sins and went below the line into Sheol, where He was resurrected on the third day. Once He had risen from the dead, He traveled around the land for 40 days, then ascended to the right hand of the Father, where He was crowned King of Kings. So, this is why again, the Lamed is called the King of Kings letter, what we just discussed. Once He had risen from the dead, and then He ascended above the line to the Father in heaven. That's why the Lamed is the King of Kings letter. The letter Kuf is similar to that of the Heh. But while the Heh represents holiness, the Kuf represents unholiness. So, we have to realize that. So, He went below the line into Sheol, Abraham's bosom. Remember that He went below the line for what we're just talking about, for the unholiness of us, because He is holy, who went down for all of us who are unholy. And He was above the line. The Kuf, as He ascended into heaven. So, we have three lines: two vertical and one horizontal. So, again, let me read that again because I know it's a lot of information, but again, the letter Kuf is the only letter that goes below the line, just as the Lamed goes above the line. Both are symbolic for our sins and went below. Or Kuf went below the line into Sheol, where He was resurrected on the third day. Once He had risen from the dead, He traveled around the land for 40 days and then He Lamed, or ascended, unto the right hand of the Father. He went above the line, where He was crowned King of Kings. So, that's why the Lamed is called the King of Kings letter, and the Kuf is going down below the line into Sheol. Both have three lines: two vertical and one horizontal. These three lines depicting thought, speech, and action in the Heh are also represented in the letter Kuf, but its three lines represent unholy thoughts, profane speech, and evil actions. So, again, it's describing what the Kuf is. These three lines depicting thought, speech, and action that are in the Heh letter, number five, also represented are in the letter Kuf, but it's representing speech and evil actions. So, that's why next, we go through the Resh, where you have to turn your head the other way. So, you give the Kuf, with what we just said, with the profane speech, the unholy thoughts, the evil actions, and then it wants us to turn away from that in the next letter, which is the Resh, which we'll go through next week.

These negative qualities are illustrated within the actual form of the letter Kuf. Its long left leg plunges beneath the letter's baseline. It represents one who ventures below the acceptable, an individual who violates the circumscribed boundaries of the Torah. And thus the reason Yeshua went below or beneath the line to redeem us from the curse of the Torah. Please understand, the curse of the Torah is hell. It's not saying that the Torah is a curse. It's not saying that Paul would be a false prophet if he said that. He's saying the curse of the Torah, what is that? That means what's the curse? Hell. Yeshua saved us out of hell, the curse of the Torah. That doesn't mean we should not follow the ways of God or the Ten Commandments or things like that. That's saying that we should follow those. So, it's very important to read Paul in that context, that he was not going to go against the Torah, or he would be called a false prophet by the biblical prophets and also by Moses and also by Yeshua as well. So, very cool how this goes. But it represents one who ventures below the acceptable, an individual who violates the circumscribed boundaries of the Torah. And thus the reason Yeshua went for all of us who are unholy, because He is holy, to redeem us from the curse of the Torah.

The pictograph of Kuf illustrates the sun at the horizon. So, think about the pictograph up there. You can see it. And I've said this before, that's how most would write the Kuf is like this that you're seeing it right there. That is the modern form of it. The Kuf when it goes below the line. So, that is the modern day form of it. And then here is the pictograph. This is the way that Moses would have written it. So, this illustrates the sun at the horizon. Other meanings of it are circle, revolution, or time. Kuf represents all the cycles of nature, changing seasons, monthly and yearly cycles. It is the constant movement, circulation, and change of life, which ultimately revolves around the sun rising and setting each day. It is a pictograph of new beginnings and a fresh start as one season ends and another season begins, or the sun rises or the sun sets.

So, again, the other meanings of the letter Kuf are circle, revolution, or time. Kuf represents all the cycles of nature, changing seasons, or monthly and yearly cycles. It is the constant movement, circulation, and change of life, which ultimately revolves around the sun rising and setting each day. It is a pictograph of new beginnings and a fresh start as when one season ends and another season begins, or as the sun rises or the sun sets. So, that is the understanding, my friends, of the letter Kuf, the pictograph of it. And it's very phenomenal when you put this together with whatever the Lord is showing you.

Really quick, in our devotional of the letter Kuf, we will explore the concept of being holy, or in Hebrew, Kadosh. So, Kadosh means holy in Hebrew. The entire concept of the Holy Scriptures is to be holy, for He is holy. Yeshua is our perfect example and witness of holiness, as He came to fulfill the Torah and the prophets and to establish them upon the earth, just as it is in heaven. Kuf symbolizes Yeshua as He went below the line for all of mankind. In other words, He was crucified for our sins and spent three days and three nights in the heart of the earth, or Sheol, until His resurrection, prophesied about Yeshua's crucifixion and resurrection in the book of Psalms. It is written, "For you will not leave my soul in Sheol, nor will you allow your Holy One to see corruption. You will show me the path of life. In your presence is fullness of joy. At your right hand are pleasures forevermore." Without question, Yeshua is the Holy One, the Holy One of Israel. As you can read in John 6:69, Isaiah 45:11-13, the prophet says, "Thus says the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, and his Maker, 'Ask me of things to come concerning my sons, and concerning the work of my hands. You command me. I have made the earth and created man on it. My hands stretched out the heavens, and all their host I have commanded. I raised him up in righteousness, and he shall build.'" Obviously, this is a prophecy about Yeshua, the Messiah, that He will raise Him up for righteousness and direct all of His ways, which will be the second coming, the millennial kingdom, and obviously the first coming events as well.

As the last letter that we discussed, the letter Zayin, which is letter number 18, stands for righteousness. Kuf means holiness, and together they signify a holy righteous person, a Tzadik. We just have to add the letter Kuf to Zayin to get Tzadik. So, let me explain that. So, when you look at the last letter that we discussed, letter 18 was Zayin, that stands for righteousness. And now Kuf stands for holiness. Remember, the Holy One of Israel went down below the line for all of us to be holy, to come out to be holy with Him. That's like baptism, right? Same thing. You go down and you come up. That's exactly the letter Kuf and also the Lamed, in a way of you're coming down and up, just like He did when He was in the lowest parts of the earth. So, again, when you look at the Zayin and the Kuf, we just have to add the letter Kuf, this letter to the end of Zayin, and it's called a Tzadik. Because think of the letter K and Q are the same thing. So, if you think about Zayin and you put a Q on the end of it, or a K on the end of it, it's called Tzadik. It's called a righteous person or a holy person. So, as Zayin stands for righteousness, and together, how that K is, see how the K is on the end of Zayin there? That's where you add the in Hebrew, except we're just looking at it in the English. So, Yeshua is the perfect Tzadik. He is the perfect Tzadik who we must follow to obtain what we have set out to achieve on this journey. Be set apart. Be holy. Be righteous, as He is set apart, holy, and righteous as well.

Remember, the Kuf symbolizes a monkey. It transforms us by renewing our mind. So, again, just like a monkey mimics people, you know, they're very famous for mimicking people, then we need to mimic what He did, right? So, again, I was speaking to a friend of mine last night on the phone, and we were talking about just worshiping in spirit and in truth, and how the church has kind of lost its ways, etc. The Jewish people need to come to Yeshua, etc. Again, we've got to mimic Him. And that's something for the Christians to really understand, and the Jewish people as well. But the Christians who believe in Yeshua, you've got to pick up your cross and follow Him and worship like He did, not like Babylon. So, again, we've got to understand that and be like the monkey on this letter. The Kuf is like a monkey mimicking our Savior. And that's amazing because most Christians know what that scripture says: "Pick up your cross and follow Him." And what does that mean? We need to go revisit that. What does that really mean? That means to pick up our cross and follow Him, exactly what He did: morality, the ways to worship, etc., the Torah, to love God and love our neighbor, right? So, Yeshua was the perfect example of that. He expects us to be those examples as well. And unfortunately, we've lost our way in the church, in Christianity. We've lost our way with it. So, again, it's very important to get back to the ancient paths, the true ways of Yahweh that have never been done away with. We've got to get back to those paths because He's going to reestablish those when He returns for His second coming in His millennial kingdom. That's part of Him being the Jewish Messiah; He has to do these things as the Jewish Messiah to fulfill these perfect things.

In doing so, as we follow Him, we will cleanse our morals and ethics as we set apart ourselves, our standards, our values according to the Word of Elohim. What a privilege and honor and a blessing to be able to draw near and imitate Him in His holy and sovereign times, seasons, and ways. Let us set apart ourselves right now, worshiping Him through the singing of psalms, as it is written in Revelation 4 and also in Revelation verse number five: "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come." "You are worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by Your will they exist and were created." "Worthy is the Lamb who was slain to receive power and riches and wisdom and strength and honor and glory and blessing." "Blessing and honor and glory and power be to Him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb forever and ever. Amen. Amen and amen."

Yeshua is the Holy One of Israel, the Tzadik, who we all have as a perfect example to learn from and live by. He is the Kuf. It is written, "Just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love, having predestined us to adoption as sons by Yeshua HaMashiach to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will, to the praise of the glory of His grace, by which He made us accepted in the Beloved." Amen and amen.

There's no question that Elohim earnestly desires His people to be set apart from the world. We find this concept in the book of Exodus. After the sovereign and divine event and the miraculous Red Sea crossing, Elohim petitioned them, the Jewish people at Mount Sinai, to follow His commandments and be a holy nation. It is written, "And Moses went up to God, and the Lord called him to him from the mountain, saying, 'Thus you shall say to the house of Jacob, and tell the children of Israel: You have seen what I have done to the Egyptians, for I bore you on eagles' wings and brought you to Myself. Now therefore, if you will indeed obey My voice and keep My covenant, then you shall be a special treasure to Me above all the peoples; for all the earth is Mine. And you shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation.'" These are the words which you shall speak to the children of Israel.

So again, my friends, we talk about this on the New Moon videos all the time. Very important to understand Exodus 19. And look at what He says here. He told them, and this is another point to make, is He is the eagle. In the Bible. Please understand that a lot of people put America there, which is wrong. That's idolatry in a way. So, we've got to understand He is the eagle who brought them out on eagle's wings. You're reading it for yourself. So, not another nation or foreign nation is an eagle to Israel other than Yahweh Himself. Exodus 19 will prove that. So, again, He brought them out on eagle's wings, and then He said, "If you will indeed obey My voice and keep My covenant, then you shall be a special treasure to Me above all the peoples, for all the earth is Mine. And you shall be to Me what? A kingdom of priests and a holy nation." That is what He is wanting the believing Jews and the believing Gentiles to be. These are children of Israel. And Paul would tell you and me and all of the gentile believers in Yeshua that if you are a seed of Christ, you are a seed of Abraham, and you are heir according to the promise. That's in Galatians. So, again, Galatians 3:26-29 says, "If we are all seeds of Christ, then we are all seeds of Abraham." And what does that mean? We're seeds of Abraham. We're seeds of Isaac. We're seeds of Jacob. We're seeds of David. We're just like they are. The Jewish people, because we've been grafted into these things. This is super important to understand if one doesn't understand it. Even today, we still have people in replacement theology, unbelievably. You look at especially with what's going down in the Middle East over the last couple of years, you can definitely see the replacement theology going on with the church has replaced Israel, all these things, which is totally erroneous. And also with the feast days and the covenants and all of these beautiful things, they're trying to replace everything that God has instituted to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, which again, we all are if you are a believer in Jesus. So, we've got to take the Apostle Paul the way that he said as a Messianic Rabbi who's trying to give education to not only the Jewish people but also for the Gentiles as well. He wants all of us to be together. Exodus 19 is a perfect example of that. You know, when we read throughout the scripture of Exodus 19, it says He's going to make the people believe Moses forever, everybody. So, again, the commandments of God. Yeshua said to keep His Father's commandments. He said that you were going to believe Moses forever. Not till the first coming, not till the second coming, forever. It's in Exodus 19, verse 9, I believe.

Just as He wanted that generation to be a holy nation and a kingdom of priests, the Apostle Peter echoes the same message. It is written, "But you are a chosen generation, a holy priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light; who were not a people but are now the people of God, who had not obtained mercy but now have obtained mercy." Elohim has always desired a kingdom of priests and a holy nation to dwell with. And in Messiah's millennial kingdom, He will inherit the blessings of a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. We'll all be a part of that. We'll all be a part of that set new man, as He does it as well. Amen. And amen and amen. Revelation 5-6: "To Him who loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood, and has made us kings and priests to His God and Father, to Him be glory and dominion forever. Amen." Ephesians 1:4: "Just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy before Him in love." Revelation 4:11: "You are worthy, O Lord, to receive glory and honor and power, for You created all things, and by Your will they exist and were created."

One important note right here, Ephesians 1:4, look at what it says. It says, "Just as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world." That's pretty amazing. Revelation 5 says, "He was slain before the foundation of the world." It's amazing to think about, my friends. He has chosen you before the foundation of the world. Not called. He chose you. Huge difference. Chose you to do our part in His kingdom. So, this is pretty amazing to get our minds wrapped around. "In the beginning was the Word. Yeshua." "In the beginning, He was with God, and He is God." That's what John 1 would say. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." So, we've got to really understand that from an understanding that He was in the beginning. And if we can understand that as Christian believers and understand what He came to do as the fulfillment of the Torah, the prophets, and the Psalms, and He's going to fulfill it, then we have to put Him in the beginning, on forward, to the book of Revelation. We've got to put Him at Mount Sinai. We've got to put Him at all of these circumstances before Joshua, as the Commander of the Lord's armies. So, we have to put Him in all of these circumstances to let everybody know that He was in the beginning with Yahweh. And whenever there was a divine appointment on this earth, whether it was before Joshua to conquer the promised land, Abraham, Moses at Mount Sinai, first coming events, second coming events, it was only the Kuf Yeshua that was going to do that. Only the Lamed Yeshua that was going to do that. That was going to go below the line, the Kuf, and be resurrected above the line, the Lamed. So, that's the value and the amazing things about the Hebrew alphabet is if we understand a basic understanding of the Aleph-Bet, the character, the formation of the character, the letter, etc., then we're going to get some of these inspirational things, some of these deeper layers that you can't get unless we do understand this. So, if we don't understand these things, we won't be able to put it together through a Hebrew lens, formation, character, or whatever that may be, numerical value, whatever.

So, the value of these things, my friends, is to go deeper with Yahweh and to get these numerical values, get the order of it, get the understanding of it in the devotionals, go through the other scriptures and see where the Kuf is going below the line, all these things. It's really beautiful, and again, it gives you that extra layer and that deeper layer of understanding that again, we can't get unless we know the Hebrew. So, does God make us holy, righteous, and set apart? Of course. The first crucial step is through repentance and faith in Yeshua as the Messiah, the Tzadik, the Holy One of Israel, who died for our sins and went below the line, the Kuf. Once we receive Him as our Messiah and King, then the Ruach HaKodesh, who is the Spirit of Truth, guides us into all truth, which is the Word of Elohim. Amen. Please note, the two great witnesses are the Word of Elohim, which is Yeshua, and the blessed Holy Spirit. Sovereignly, the Holy Spirit and the Word of Elohim are one, joining the Father and the Holy Spirit in a divine trifecta. Amen. And amen and amen.

At His first coming, Yeshua testified about the importance of worshiping Aba Father in spirit and in truth, as He spoke to the Samaritan woman at the well. It is written, "But the hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for the Father is seeking such to worship Him. God is spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and in truth." I'll read that again. "The hour is coming, and already is, when the true worshippers, right now the remnant, will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. For this Father is seeking such to worship Him. God is spirit, and those who worship Him must, not maybe, must worship Him in spirit and in truth." The Holy Spirit and the Word of God. In this revelatory passage, Messiah proclaims an hour is coming and now is, which prophesies of a future time but also the present time as well, when worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. Yeshua is proclaiming that now is the time, as well as a future time, because the Father is seeking such to worship Him. Amen. And amen. Elohim also declared, "Elohim is spirit," in spirit and in truth. This points to the fact that we worship Elohim through the blessed Holy Spirit. In other words, the Holy Spirit will lead us to the Word of Elohim, and the two great witnesses will set us apart. So, what is truth? Truth is the Word of Elohim, His everlasting living Word, which is inspired by the Holy Spirit of Truth, or the Spirit of Truth, the Holy Spirit. The entirety of Elohim's Word is truth. And Messiah declared, "Sanctify them by Your truth." That's what Yeshua said to the Father, all of us. He says, "Sanctify them by Your truth." Not my truth, not your truth, not the world's truth, not the church's truth, but Elohim's truth, the Torah. And that's what our Master said in John 17, "by truth," which establishes the importance of Elohim's Word and the Ruach HaKodesh, the two great witnesses that set us apart forevermore. Amen.

"However, when He, the Spirit of truth, has come, He will guide you into all truth." Psalm 119:9: "How can a young man keep his way pure? By guarding it according to Your word, Your Torah." Revelation 19:11-16: "Now I saw heaven opened, and behold, a white horse. And He who sat on him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness He judges and makes war. His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew except for Himself. He was clothed with a robe dipped in blood, and His name is called the Word of God. The Torah and the armies in heaven, clothed in fine linen, white and clean, followed Him, were coming down with Him. Kuf were coming down on white horses. Now out of His mouth goes a sharp sword, that with it He should strike the nations. He Himself will rule them with a rod of iron. He Himself treads the winepress of the fierceness of the wrath of Almighty God. And on His robe and on His thigh He has written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS."

So, my friends, this right here is another example of the Kuf, maybe in a different way than what we discovered with obviously Yeshua going down in the earth for three days and three nights. This is one where we're coming with Him for the Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. We're coming with Him, Revelation 19, down from heaven. Look at what it says. "I saw heaven opened, and behold, a white horse, and on it sat Him who was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness He judges and makes war." "His eyes were like a flame of fire, and on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew but for Himself, except for the Word of God, the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. And the armies in heaven, clothed in fine linen, white and clean, followed Him, were coming down from heaven down to earth." So, that's the Kuf going below the line, if you will, on white horses. Now, out of His mouth goes a sharp sword, that with it He should strike the nations, my friends. He Himself will rule them with a rod of iron. He Himself treads the winepress of the fierceness of wrath of Almighty God. And on His robe was written, King of Kings and Lord. So, my friend, you're seeing it right here in the Revelation, the book of Revelation, of the importance of just that extra layer of understanding through the Hebrew letter, the Kuf, as we come down from heaven with Him for the second coming events on the Feast of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.

Psalm 119. Let's see what King David has said about this beautiful letter. Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Holy Scriptures. He eloquently writes and gives each letter its rightful due, uncovering the richness of each one. In doing so, the man after God's own heart highlights the importance of Torah. It is believed by some that David desired not only to teach Solomon the Aleph-Bet but also the deep spiritual understanding of each Hebrew letter. Thus, one of the reasons Elohim blessed Solomon with great and unmatched wisdom. Certainly, deep calls to deep, and we will be discussing Psalm 119 in every one of the Hebrew letters.

So, this is Psalm 119, and like we just read, King David wrote this in homage to the Aleph-Bet. Every letter has eight verses to it. Pretty amazing. That's why it's the longest chapter in the Bible: 22 letters, eight verses. Very powerful to understand what he wrote about the letters, but also the Torah itself and the understanding of following God's ways and His commandments. And let's just take this from King David and what he says in Psalm 119:145-152. This is about the Kuf. "I cry out with my whole heart; hear me, O Lord. I will keep Your statutes. I will cry out to You; save me, and I will keep Your testimonies. Arise before the dawning of the morning and cry for help. I hope in Your word. My eyes are awake through the night watches, that I may meditate on Your word. Hear my voice according to Your lovingkindness; O Lord, revive me according to Your justice. They draw near who follow after wickedness; they are far from Your Torah. You are near, Adonai. All Your commandments are truth. Concerning Your testimonies, I have known of old that You have founded them forever."

My friends, this is totally beautiful if we look at it in the right heart position that King David had. Remember, he was a man after God's own heart. So, we've got to have our heart position like King David's. It's a thing that's just really easy to understand. We just got to put our heart position like King David's was towards his Torah, his laws, commandments, testimonies, statutes, the entire Torah. What pertains to us, we've got to have that heart position that he had and cry out to Him like King David did. It's really amazing, my friends. I've said this probably on every Hebrew letter lesson that Paul was not going to come against King David. There's no way that Paul would have come against King David. And if he did, or if somebody thinks he did, then they are out of alignment. Because no one was going to come against what King David wrote. Who's going to sit on King David's throne forever? Yeshua is. So again, He's going to confirm everything that King David said, not do away with. Paul's going to confirm away with. So, if one reads Paul to start breaking the commandments, that individual, in all due respect and love, needs to close the book and go back and get educated on what God has said about His commandments, not what man has said, what God has said about His commandments. And He told Moses to write them down. So again, I say this in all due respect, Paul is not the lawgiver. God is the lawgiver. Paul is a prophet and an apostle who did the great commission, and no way was he going to tell people to break God's commandments. And if one thinks he did, then that person just called Paul a false prophet indirectly, because that's what he would be if he told people to break God's commandments, which he did not. So again, everything that I personally believe, Paul confirms all of that. But if we don't read Paul in the right understanding, a Torah-based gospel, then we're going to take Paul out of context, like most of the Christians do, and say, "Okay, I don't have to keep any of the commandments because that's all bondage." That is just really erroneous. Like, really erroneous. Like, it's not even close to home base, you know, is what people need to understand. If they're not reading the Apostle Paul with a Torah-based gospel mindset, a prophet mindset, King David mindset, then again, all due respect, that person needs to go back and read the Old Testament from Genesis to Malachi, and then go read even the accounts after that, also the New Testament, and again, it will be a different New Testament if one reads it according to Genesis through Malachi. So, we've got to get back to proper theology, proper eschatology, because one goes with the other. And right now, we've got to get back to the gist of proper theology, and then we can get to the proper eschatology, because the times are getting nigh.

So, we'll read this one more time. It's really beautiful to get into King David's heart posture towards God's commandments. And this is from King David: "I cry out with my whole heart; hear me, O Lord. I will keep Your statutes." How many Christians say that? "I will cry out to You; save me, and I will keep Your testimonies." Again, how many believers say that? "I will rise before the dawning of the morning and cry for help. I hope in Your word. My eyes are awake through the night watches, that I may meditate on Your word." Okay, look at what he said. I mean, he says about the night watches, "My eyes are awake through the night watches to scroll Facebook and Instagram." I'm just kidding. He's awake during the night watches to meditate on the Word of God, not social media, not whatever it may be, but to meditate on the Word of Adonai. "Hear my voice according to Your lovingkindness; O Adonai, revive me according to Your Torah." Think about that. "Far from Your Torah. You are near, O Lord, and all Your commandments are truth, not false. Truth, not bondage. Freedom." "Concerning Your testimonies, I have known of old that You have founded them." How long? To the first coming events? To the second coming events? No, forever. So, don't take it from me, friends. Take it from King David. And I think people really, the Christians really need to go back and read King David and what he wrote in Psalm 119, what he wrote in Psalms 113 through 118, and go back and read what this man wrote, the man after God's own heart, about the Torah. When you see the Word of God, it's talking about the first five books of the Bible. When the New Testament writers are writing the New Testament, when they say the Word of God is alive, like Paul did in Hebrews 4, it's talking about the Torah. It's talking about God's Word. It's not focused on themselves. They're focused on God. And that's what we've got to get back to. Because I see these too many Christians focused on ourselves. You know, it's like a self-gospel almost, you know, or a self-New Testament. It's about us, us, us. No, focus on Yahweh, and He will change you. Or that's just my experience. I tried to change myself for 38 years and failed every single time. So, once I turned to Yeshua truly, started keeping His commandments, then you start seeing the change. Once I get it off of myself and quit reading the New Testament for myself, of a personal gospel, read it in homage to Him and let the Holy Spirit change you through that instead of focusing on ourselves. There's a lot of self-idolatry going on with that. And again, please don't take me out of context. Everybody's testimony is great, and everybody needs to share your testimony, but just keep me in context. I think we need to talk about the testimony of Yeshua, not my testimony, not even your testimony. The testimony of Yeshua is what we've got to get back to instead of all these other testimonies. In all due respect, we've got to get back to Yeshua. The testimony of Yeshua is the spirit of prophecy, not the testimony of Chadwick. The testimony of Yeshua is the spirit of prophecy. We've got to get back to His testimony and not our own testimonies that were just all over the place. Is our testimony great? Okay. But we've got to get back to Yeshua's testimony and what He has told us.

It's just a paradigm shift. We've got to make that shift from self-idolatry to worshiping Him in spirit and in truth. Again, Yeshua is that. So, we've got to get back to it, my friends, as we all know. But King David says it very clearly in Psalm 119:145-152. Please spend some time with Psalm 119. It's very, very powerful.

So, right now, I'd like to make a prayer. This is part of the book that we put out. And again, I'll say it right now, said once we end, we've just put the second edition out today. So, it's going to take about a week to make sure everything's cool with Amazon, because I want to get a book and make sure that it's right when I get it. But we just released the second edition of the "Cross to the Crown" book. Basically, this is where this is from. The new moons, the new calendar, the cycles, the seasons, the times, and the seasons we go through every year. That's basically what the "Cross to the Crown" book is about. So, we just released a second edition of that. We'll have the ebook on the website, faithfulperformance.org. We'll have it on the website here probably in about a week. With the ebook, if one would rather have an ebook instead of a regular book, it'll be on the website. And then the regular book, if one wants a paperback book, that will be on Amazon. You know that you can get it. It won't be on the website because we won't be sending out books like that. So, it'll be through Amazon if one wants a regular book. But if one wants an ebook, you can get it through the website, and we should have that here in about a week, you know, once we know everything's cool with all the editing and all of these things.

So, please take this as a prayer letter in your personal life. May we receive the revelation anointing of Kuf as we continue to set apart ourselves on our spiritual purification journey from the cross to the crown. In our prayer time, let us meditate on this letter and remember how Yeshua went below the line for our salvation. And since He was raised up as the first fruits of the dead, we will be resurrected as well. This is the powerful anointing of Kuf, my friends. Like a monkey, let us mimic the Holy One of Israel, following the example that He has set for us with all of His beautiful and righteous ways. May we be the Tzadikim of our time who love the Word of God, carry out righteous acts, and live holy and sanctified lives through Yeshua and the blessed Holy Spirit. Let us be holy because He is holy, forevermore. Amen. Amen. And amen.

Psalm 16:10-11: "For You, Yah, will not leave Yeshua's soul in Sheol, nor will You allow Yeshua, the Holy One of Israel, to see corruption. You will show me the path of life. In Your presence is fullness of joy. At Your right hand are pleasures forevermore." In the name and blood of Yeshua HaMashiach. Amen. Amen. And amen.

Well, my friends, that is the lesson for the letter Kuf. It's a powerful letter that gives us the opposite effect of the Lamed, but the same effect, if that makes any sense. The Kuf, He went down below the line. He was resurrected and He ascended above the line, the Lamed, for the first coming events. And then the second coming events, He's going to come with us on the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur. We're going to go below the line, if you will, from heaven down to the earth. He's going to be the leader of the Lord's armies, the Commander of the Lord's armies, Adonai Tzevaot, and we will come with Him for the final victory on Yom Kippur of the Kuf. So, maybe we'll remember that. Oh, it's the Kuf. We're coming down with Him, right? On the best roller coaster ride you'll ever be a part of, I promise you that, with the King of Kings in front. It's going to be an amazing time.

So, friends, thank you so much again for being with us tonight and going through the Hebrew lessons with us. If you've been with us for these lessons, again, we're almost there to the end of the rainbow, if you will. We've got three more letters left. We're on the bottom row: three letters, the Resh, the Shin, and the Tav. So, they are powerful letters to end on as we close out the Aleph-Bet. And so, we thank everybody for being with us. We hope you guys have enjoyed the Aleph-Bet and God has given you guys some valuable wisdom, knowledge, and understanding through the Holy Spirit with these letters. And then when you do read the Holy Bible and you read these things, then maybe a Hebrew letter will pop into your mind when you read one of the stories, and it'll pop back into your mind about the Kuf, or about the Lamed, or about the Mem, or about the Aleph, or about the Vav, or whatever it may be. So, we try to talk about these things even during our other videos just to show the powerful anointing of those when we talk about the scriptures. So, hopefully, I hope you guys have enjoyed this journey that we've been on. It does take a while to go through 22 letters throughout the year. Again, if you do one a week, it's about half a year to go through those. So, we have three more to go. We'll get these done before September or before Tishrei, the Feast of Trumpets. So, we thank everybody for being with us on that. We hope you guys have enjoyed these beautiful letters.

Okay, we'll go to the chat really quick. We hope everybody's been doing well, having a great week so far. We haven't been with you for the last couple of weeks, but we're back with you and we're going to finish the rest of the year very strong with a couple of videos. We've got a video this Friday night, I think. It's kind of cool. I think a school with a lot of things with a we've got a solar eclipse coming up here on the 25th, which I'm not sure what Gregorian date that is, but I believe it is Friday. We've got a solar eclipse on the earth on this day, and it gives us great prophetic understanding of the past and also what could be coming in the future with America and also how it relates to the Ottoman Empire, believe it or not. So, we've gone through this a little bit before, but we'll go through it again on Shabbat night, Friday night, because that's when the 25th will begin. And so, we'll go through that Friday night on Shabbat. And I hope you stay with us. It's just an interesting correlation, and we'll see what happens. But we like to show these things so people can pay attention to what God is showing in the skies. If we understand what Yahweh is showing in the skies, the sun and the moon, the stars, and all these things, the times and the seasons, then we're going to have a better understanding of what's going on, of what is God trying to tell us, instead of listening to worldly leaders or politicians or whatever. What is He saying? Not what they're saying. What is He saying? So, He's going to communicate through us through many ways, through the Holy Spirit, but also through the sun, the moon, and the stars. And so, when we see these solar eclipses or blood moons on the earth, we have them all the time, but whenever they fall on a biblical date that is important, or Passover, or Tabernacles, or Hanukkah, or whatever, He's trying to get our attention and show us something important, right? So, we've gone through this many times, and we'll go through it on Friday night with what I believe He's trying to show us in America, over and over and over again, before He's going to judge us, if not. So, it does tie into the Ottoman Empire, and we'll tie that in here Friday night. And again, it's just interesting that He's showing these things, and we'll see what happens. And for all of the people in America who are paying attention, then I think this is another witness, if you will, more evidence to show that if we don't get it together, then He's going to release the judgment upon America with all the solar eclipses and the blood moons that we've seen the past couple of years, and now we have this one again. It's not a feast day, it's not a fast day, but it's a great correlation of what's happened in the past on the exact day, man. On the exact day, and not only on the exact Hebrew date, but on the Gregorian date as well. So, you have both dates that's confirmed with this, and I'll go through that Friday. It's pretty amazing that He has shown these things. So, it does tie into the Middle East, and we'll go through that again on Shabbat live. So, we hope that you stay with us or be with us on Shabbat Friday night, and we'll go through this anointing with this solar eclipse. But yeah, with the solar eclipses coming on the 25th and how it relates to America and correlates to the Ottoman Empire as well. So, we hope to see you guys on Friday night.

Shalom to you, Bridget. Thank you so much for joining us. We really appreciate it. We hope you're having a good week and we hope you have a great weekend ahead in the name of bloody Yeshua. Great to see you again. Mr. Michael, shalom to you. Always great to see you, my friend. We hope all has been going well. We hope you had a great birthday a couple weeks ago. Great to see you. And I want to go to Israel. I do as well, right? So, I think we all want to go to Israel. We'll be going back on June 7th through the 17th, 2027, and then we'll see from that point forward. So, we'll be doing more videos on that as well as we get closer to it. But we'll be going back to Israel on June 7th through the 17th, on the Feast of Shavuot. We'll be over there as well. So, we hope anyone who wants to. Let me see if I can pull this up for you really quick since we're talking about it. All right. So, again, for more information, you can just do the QR code or you can go to the website there, and you will have more information on the 11 days that we'll be over there, the sites that we'll be seeing, all of the historical sites we'll see, but we'll also be going through the Day of the Lord prophetic scriptures as well, from the Galilee through Jerusalem to the Jordan Valley, which will be that the Day of the Lord, Day of Wrath, the 1,600 furlongs in the Bible in Revelation, the 180 miles. We'll be going through that in person, walking in the footsteps of what is going to happen at the second coming events. So, I hope you guys join us for that, and we'll be talking more about that here in the future as well.

Shalom to you, Sandra. Thank you so much for joining us. We hope you're having a good week, and it's always great to see you. Thank you for being with us tonight. And Mr. Michael, I miss you. I know we've been gone for a couple of weeks, but we're back now, so to speak, and I saw some amazing things, you know, for sure. I'll probably go into that on the New Moon next week. I think it's next Thursday or Friday is the New Moon, and I'll probably talk about that a little bit more on that as well, on how important it is again to understand the calendar and the feast days, because God will show you some amazing things during these seasons, so to speak. So, anyhow, I'll talk about that more, but we're we're back with you pretty much full gear now, Michael. Did you see my email? I believe so. If it was about Israel, I did, but yeah, I'm not sure if I'll be able to go over there in the fall of 2027. We'll be going in the spring/summer of 2027, but I did get your email. Okay. And what is what does the number 32 mean? I will probably have to get back with you on that. I haven't studied the number 32 in that manner. I've only studied mainly numbers 1 through 14, 1 through 16, you know, the numbers. So I haven't really gotten to that point yet of number 32. I've studied the number 40, the number 70, or whatever, but I haven't gotten to number 32 yet. So I'd probably have to get back with you on that and write you an email on it.

Shalom to you, Heather. Thank you so much for joining us. Great to see you. We hope all is well in Alaska. We hope you're having a great week and we hope you have a great weekend ahead. Great to see you as always. Yes, our apologies about the video being choppy. I'm not sure if we're in weather right now. It's dark outside, but we were in weather before. So, please forgive us for that. Okay. D French, great to see you again. Shalom to you. We hope all has been going well. We hope you're having a great week and again, thank you so much for joining us tonight. Great to see you again. Okay. And I'm not sure, let's see, the 10 I'm not sure what that means. I'm kind of new to some of these things on YouTube, so I'm not sure what "10 jewels hiding" means. I'm not sure. I'd have to look into that. I'm not really sure. But thank you so much, D. French. Same thing. D French, "10 jewels hiding." I'm not sure exactly what that means, but thank you so much again. Okay. Mr. Michael, I don't believe in replacement theology. That's a good thing. Replacement theology, if one's not familiar with replacement theology, it's when mankind tries to replace everything. That means the calendar, that means the feast days, that means the covenants, that means everything. A lot of people are on replacement theology. They do believe that it's wrong for the church to replace Israel. So, a lot of Christians believe that it's wrong for the church to think that they've replaced Israel in the covenants, the Abrahamic, the Davidic, the New Covenant, right? So, that's what you'll find, which they're right. Because replacement theology is from the pit of hell. From the pit of hell. That means that God is a liar, for ones that don't understand that. What does that mean? That means that they believe the Abrahamic covenant is obsolete. When God promised and swore by His holy name that Abraham's descendants would inherit the promised land. So again, for anybody to say the church replaced Israel, they've called God a liar indirectly. So again, they've got to really be careful and repent of that, because again, that is evil and it's from the pit of hell. And part of the reason we're fighting what we're fighting right now is because of replacement theology. So again, replacement theology is when people put the church in the place of Israel for the end of the age, and also replacing God's calendar, replacing His feast days, putting the church into the covenants instead of the Jewish people and the believing Gentiles, the one new body, one new man, and just replacing everything. So, people don't really get into replacing the festivals because they love to celebrate the festivals, right? So they talk about the church replacing Israel, which is correct, but they don't go that extra distance to say, "Okay, Christians, replacement theology is also the Roman calendar, Christmas, Easter, Sunday Sabbath, and all the replacement of God's festivals in the Bible." That is replacement theology just as much as the church replacing, or they think the church has replaced Israel. That is still replacement theology, everybody, because it's replacing the theology of God, or the ways of God, with the ways of man and paganism, which the Christians seem to love so much. Okay, so we've got to really understand that. Our Jewish ancestors loved it as well. And go read what the prophets told them. And go see what happened to them. So, our Christian friends, if anyone's listening on the replay or live, need to really understand that they're just, they're doing the same things as the Jewish ancestors did with tree worship and all of these things, false idols, and all this. And they've got to come out of it. So, that is really replacement theology as well, not just the church replacing Israel.

Beautiful. And the Kuf is a beautiful letter. That is for sure. Torah is freedom. That's exactly right. Torah is freedom. The spirit of Torah. The spirit of Torah, not the letter of the spirit of Torah. The letter of Torah will send you to hell. The spirit of the Torah is freedom. And that's what Paul was trying to explain in all of his letters to the churches.

Miss Wanda, shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us. I hope you're having a good week and hope you have a great week ahead and weekend ahead, and thank you so much for everything that you do for us. We really appreciate it. Miss Linda, thank you so much for joining us. Great to see you. Thank you for everything that you do for us as well. We really appreciate it. We hope you're having a good week and have a good week ahead and hope to see you here on the weekend as well. Shalom to you, and we hope all is well. Shalom, Chadwick, and everyone. So glad to see you back. Have a blessed week, everyone. Amen. And you do as well, Miss Linda. Thank you so much. Jamie Haggard, thank you so much for joining us. Shalom to you. We hope all is well. Thank you for joining us tonight. We hope you're having a great week and have a great week and a great weekend ahead. And again, thank you so much for joining us. We hope to see you again soon. The House of Elohim, Yah, shalom, and blessings. Well, thank you so much for joining us and thank you for your comment. And again, we hope to see you back again very soon. Thank you so much.

Well, my friends, I think that's done it for the chats and for tonight. I know we're all very busy during the week with everything. So, we really appreciate again everybody for joining us tonight for this Hebrew lesson. I know it's a long journey on these letters, you know, and with my personal schedule, it's kind of tough to do them week in and week out. So, we really appreciate you guys hanging in there with us as we go down the row of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet. And we're almost there. We've got three more letters to really tie in the Aleph to the Tav, the beginning to the end. And we really appreciate everybody joining us. And we hope that Yahweh and the Holy Spirit has really provoked you with these things and inspired you to search these letters out and to learn a deeper understanding of the Holy Bible, the stories of the Holy Bible, to give us that extra layer of understanding that we truly need. So, we really appreciate everybody being with us tonight. We'll be back with you again on Friday night for, I don't even know the title of it. It's just going to be the solar eclipse and also America and the Ottoman Empire and how all that kind of correlates together throughout history up until today. So, again, I'm not sure what we're going to call the video, but we'll post it here tomorrow or something. And we hope to see you. And of course, we'll do it when we do a Shabbat service or Shabbat video, we'll be doing the prayers as well. We'll be going through some of the scriptures. So, we'll have a Shabbat, you know, thing as well. But we'll mainly be going through the understanding as well, this cool correlation that we're seeing with America with the Ottoman Empire and these solar eclipses that happened on the day Gregorian date and the Hebrew date at one time, which is pretty amazing. So, if that doesn't make sense, the Hebrew calendar and the Gregorian calendar does not always line up. It rarely lines up. So, whenever you see a biblical date and a Gregorian date line up together, 500 years apart, something like that. Oh, no, I'm sorry, not 500 years apart, excuse me, a hundred years apart. There's something going down. So, I think we can just glean into that understanding to see what God is showing us, because He's already showed us the solar eclipses in America. Remember, there's a big Aleph over America right now with three solar eclipses, the letter Aleph. And then you have the blood moons that we've gone through the last couple of years. So, He's trying to get the world's attention, and He's definitely trying to get America's attention as well, with that one of the nations. And so, we'll be going through that on live, and we hope to see all of you guys on that.

And my friends, until that time, may God bless you. May He keep you. May His face shine upon you and give you His grace. May He lift His countenance upon you and your family and give you His everlasting shalom. My name is Chadwick Harvey, and you've reached Faithful Performance. Good night, everybody. Shalom to you, and we'll see you here Friday night.