Elohim’s Aleph-Bet (Letters) - The Nun

Shabbat shalom, friends. My name is Chadwick, and I'm with Faithful Performance. Thank you for joining us tonight as we continue our journey through Elohim's Aleph-Bet, discovering the letter Nun. This is a very powerful letter with many layers and avenues of understanding that we'll be exploring.

First, I'd like to apologize to everyone who's been keeping up with our videos. I've been out for the last five or six weeks with a neck and shoulder injury. We apologize for the delay, but now we're back, and we're looking forward to covering the remaining nine letters of the Aleph-Bet, as well as biblical prophecies. There's a lot happening in the Middle East and around the world, so we'll be back with more content, and we appreciate your prayers and patience.

Tonight, we'll be looking at the Aleph-Bet, which is a powerful understanding of God's letters. If you're not familiar with the Aleph-Bet, it's what you're seeing online right now. We're currently on the letter Nun, which is the third letter from the left in the second row. Hebrew is read from right to left, and the letter Nun has two forms: the first form and the final form. There are five Hebrew letters that have a final form, and the letter Nun is one of them.

We have a lot of great information to share with you tonight, and we'll be going through scriptures to help us understand the Hebrew letters and their significance in the scriptures. By understanding the Hebrew alphabet, we can gain a deeper understanding of God's mindset and the mindset of Yah and Yeshua. The blessed Holy Spirit will lead us into this revelation, and we'll receive a basic understanding of these Hebrew letters. The Hebrew letters make up the Hebrew words, which were the original language and revelation of the scriptures.

The letter Nun is the 14th letter of Elohim's alphabet, and its numerical value is 50. The number 7 represents spiritual perfection, so 14, being 7 times 2, signifies a double portion of spiritual perfection. The number 2 represents incarnation, and it's significant in the meaning of the letter Nun. In Matthew 1, we find the genealogy of Yeshua, which is divided into ordained sets of 14. This signifies a double portion of spiritual perfection in the incarnation of Elohim, and Yeshua is God incarnate as the second person of the Holy Trinity.

In Philippians 2:5-8, we see the first form of the Hebrew letter Nun, which speaks of Yeshua's humility and obedience to death on the cross. The bent Nun represents Yeshua's humility and willingness to take on the nature of a servant. We can get great revelation when we tie the Hebrew letters to Yeshua and the scriptures. It's an intimate relationship that we're all seeking, and understanding the Hebrew letters can help us deepen our understanding of the scriptures.

The number 50 is the number of jubilee, freedom, liberty, salvation, fullness of life, and rest. It's a matter of 7 times 7, pointing to deliverance and rest following the perfect consummation of time. The feast of weeks, or Pentecost, is a prime example of this incredible number. In Leviticus 23, we find the significance of the number 50 as Yahweh ordains his divine appointments for us to guard, keep, and observe. After the feast of Passover, which represents the crucifixion of Yeshua, and the feast of first fruits, which represents Yeshua's resurrection, Yahweh commands us to count seven Sabbaths to the 50th day.

The 50th day is a special time of repentance, purification, and refinement. On this day, the Torah was established, and 1500 years later, the Holy Spirit was poured out. Yeshua began his earthly ministry on a jubilee year and on the feast of Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. This is a profound reason to understand Elohim's calendar and divine appointments, as it opens our eyes to wisdom and knowledge of the holy scriptures.

The letter Nun points to Yeshua, who is the liberty and freedom that we seek. He is the word of God, the Torah, and his spirit was poured out on the day of Pentecost. The feast of weeks is about Yeshua and his spirit being poured out on that day. It's truly amazing, and we'll explore more of this in future videos.

Another phenomenal example of the jubilation number is the 50th year on Elohim's calendar, called the Jubilee year. Its magnitude cannot be overstated, as it's a year of sabbatical rest. Yahweh commanded Israel to count seven Sabbaths of years, seven times seven, and on the 50th year, liberty and freedom were declared throughout the land to all its inhabitants. Prisoners were released, debts were forgiven, and neither reaping nor sowing was done.

Yeshua began his earthly ministry on a jubilee year and on the feast of Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. This is a profound reason to understand Elohim's calendar and divine appointments, as it opens our eyes to wisdom and knowledge of the holy scriptures. We'll go through more of this in future videos, including the new moon video on Monday night, where we'll explore the biblical calendar and the trajectory we're on right now.

The month of Av is a month of repentance, and it's a very important time. We'll go through more of this in future videos, including the tie-ins with the solar eclipses and the prophetic understanding of what's happening this year. The dates are going to align perfectly together this year with the previous years, and it's truly amazing.

In Luke 4:16-22, Yeshua quotes the scripture from Isaiah 61, which speaks of his mission to preach the gospel to the poor, heal the brokenhearted, proclaim liberty to the captives, and recovery of sight to the blind. This is a fulfillment of the scripture, and it's a call to us as believers to get back to taking care of the poor and the brokenhearted. We'll explore more of this in future videos, and we appreciate your prayers and patience as we continue on this journey through Elohim's Aleph-Bet.

To proclaim the acceptable year of Adonai, the day of vengeance of our own God, is to comfort all who mourn, to console those who mourn in Zion, to give them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, and the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. This is so that they may be called trees of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that He alone may be glorified.

The pictograph of the Hebrew letter Nun gives us additional revelation. The pictograph of Nun is a seed, which represents life and activity. In the Holy Scriptures, we find the true essence of a seed, which is life - eternal life. Yeshua, the seed, is the first messianic prophecy, pointing to Yeshua as the seed who will crush Satan's head. The seed of Genesis 3:15 is the same seed of the Abrahamic and Davidic covenants. This is why Matthew recorded Yeshua's genealogy with the son of David or the son of Abraham, substantiating the fact that He is the seed of activity and everlasting life, or the Nun in the Hebrew letters.

We can relate the process of a seed to a new birth, as it continues to sprout throughout its life's process and perpetuate and continue forever, symbolically representing a new birth to everlasting life. It's all about the seed, and it starts with Genesis 3:15, all the way to the genealogy of Matthew 1:1, the seed of David and the seed of Abraham.

In the parable of the sower, Messiah blesses us with great insight on the process of four different seeds. He explains that a sower went out to sow seed, and some seed fell by the wayside, and the birds came and devoured it. Some fell on stony places, which did not have much earth, and they immediately sprang up because they had no depth of earth. But when the sun was up, they were scorched because they had no root and they withered away. And some fell among thorns, and the thorns sprang up and choked them. But others fell on good ground and yielded a crop, some a hundredfold, some sixty, and some thirty.

To understand the point of the parable and apply it to our own lives, we look at Matthew 13:18-23. The Master says, "Therefore, hear the parable of the sower. When anyone hears the word of the kingdom and does not understand it, then the wicked one comes and snatches away what was sown in his heart. This is he who receives seed by the wayside." But he who received the seed on stony places is he who hears the word and immediately receives it with joy, yet he has no root in himself, but endures only for a little while. For when tribulation or persecution arises because of the word, he immediately stumbles.

He who received seed among thorns is he who hears the word, and the cares of this world and the deceitfulness of riches choke the word, and he becomes unfruitful. But he who receives seed on good ground is he who hears the word and understands it, who indeed bears fruit and produces a hundredfold, some sixty, and some thirty. In the interpretation of the parable of the sower, Messiah clearly warns about the four different seeds that were thrown, and only one of the four men received and understood the seed, or the good news of Yeshua, to produce fruit, some a hundredfold, sixty, and some thirty.

May we receive the anointing of the latter and produce much fruit for Elohim, whether it's thirty, sixty, or a hundredfold. Many people are concerned about the riches of the world, the luxury of the world, which can choke out the gospel, the revelation, and the peace because of the world. We've got to really understand that this is one of those end-of-the-age events or scriptures that we need to understand, as we're seeing the wheat and the tares being separated spiritually, not physically.

The parable of the sower is an example of this separation, where the seed that falls on good ground produces fruit, while the seed that falls on rocky or thorny ground does not. This parable is also related to the concept of the rapture, as it suggests that the separation of the wheat and the tares will occur at the end of the age, not before. As it is written in Matthew 13, the wheat and the tares will grow together until the end of the age, when they will be separated.

The letter Nun has two forms: a bent form, which represents humility, and a final form, which represents uprightness. The bent form is seen in the beginning or middle of a word, while the final form is seen at the end of a word. This represents the process of humility and suffering, followed by exaltation and uprightness. Yeshua is the greatest example of the bent Nun, as He is the suffering servant who was bent for our transgressions.

In Isaiah 53, we see that Yeshua was the bent Nun, who suffered for our transgressions and was exalted by God. The number 14, which is the numerical value of the letter Nun, confirms Yeshua's double anointing for being bent for our transgressions. This is a powerful revelation when we look at the scriptures compared to the Hebrew letters.

The classic Hebrew script of Nun is constructed of a bent Vav, which represents the faithful one who is bent with a crown of glory. This indicates that the one who is faithful and humble before Yah will be fruitful and rewarded by standing upright on Yeshua's judgment day. As it is written, pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. This is a very important scripture for believers to understand, as we need to humble ourselves before God and avoid the pitfalls of pride and haughtiness.

In 1 John 2:16, we see that the three main things that encompass sin are the lust of the eyes, the lust of the flesh, and the pride of life. We need to watch ourselves and ask for forgiveness, cleanse and purify ourselves, and turn away from our worldly desires of the flesh. If we humble ourselves in the sight of Adonai, then and only then will He lift us up for His will and purposes for our lives here on this earth.

The devotional on the bent Nun, or the suffering servant, gives us great insight into the character of Yeshua and the formation of our own character. We see that Yeshua is the greatest example of the bent Nun, and that we need to follow His example of humility and suffering in order to be exalted by God. The prophet Isaiah prophesied that the Messiah would be a man of sorrows, despised and rejected by men, and acquainted with grief. He would be wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities, and the chastisement of our peace would be upon Him.

In the book of Revelation, John testifies that Yeshua is the Lamb who was slain from the foundation of the world. This means that Messiah was the bent Nun, or suffering servant, crowned with glory from the beginning of the world, who was made flesh to save all of us who believed in Him. There was no plan B; God always knew that Yeshua would be the one to save us. As we look at the scriptures and the Hebrew letters, we see that Yeshua is the mediator between heaven and earth, the Vav, who came down to fulfill the role of the bent Nun, or suffering servant. He will come again to save the world, and we need to be prepared to receive Him.

Yeshua was led as a lamb to the slaughter for our sins. Isaiah 53 substantiates that Yeshua was the bent noon at his first coming events, and the gospel accounts perfectly correlate the prophet's testimony. Furthermore, Yeshua fulfilled the first four of his father's divine appointments to the exact day, hour, and detailed the ceremony, which symbolizes the suffering servant who will be exalted, which is the final form of noon.

King David, who wrote the Psalms to Yeshua's divine appointments, provides us with additional confirmation that he came as the bent noon at his first coming events. In Psalm 118, David prophesied, "The right hand of the Lord does violently and is exalted, who shall not die and live and declare the works of Adonai, which points to Yeshua as he is the right hand of the Father." It is written, "Yeshua is the right hand of the Lord, the bent noon, who was exalted on the cross to draw all men to him." David continued to prophesy about Yeshua by testifying, "The Father will chasten him severely, but he will not give him over to death, which correlates to what Isaiah prophesied as well.

He continues to declare that Yeshua is the gate of Adonai through which the righteous shall enter, which was fulfilled on the divine appointment at Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits. David ends his prophetic hymn with a prophetic call of the binding of Yeshua with cords to the horns of the altar, which again confirms he is the bent noon and the one and only Messiah who fulfilled the Lord's first divine appointment. Since Messiah came as the bent noon at his first coming, we should emulate him in our humbleness and servant-hood to our Father in heaven as well.

As Yeshua was bent and suffered for us in the flesh, we should also have that same mindset. For he who has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin, that he no longer should live the rest of his life in the flesh for the lust of the world, but for the will of Elohim. This is stated by the Apostle Peter in 1 Peter 4:1-2. We should live by the spirit and walk in the spirit and not in the flesh, fulfilling our part in God's kingdom on this earth, which is the great commission. In Matthew 28, the apostle Peter proclaims, "We should rejoice to the extent that we partake of Messiah's sufferings because when his glory is revealed, we may also be happy with exceeding joy."

Throughout our spiritual purification journey, as we set ourselves apart to Elohim, trials will definitely come our way to test our faith, perseverance, trust, patience, forgiveness, etc. so that we draw closer and nearer, cleaner and purer to Yahweh and his desires for our life. We should greatly rejoice in this loving correction because God corrects whom he loves. Yeshua's brother Yakob, known as James in the English Bible, exhorts us to count it all joy when we fall into various trials. The testing of our faith will produce patience, and when patience has its perfect work, we will be complete and perfect, lacking nothing.

No doubt, some of the purification journey is a refinement through the fire. The Apostle Peter confirms these sentiments by exhorting us to rejoice in our trials so that the genuineness of our faith, tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor, and glory at the revelation of Yeshua. The ones who do not go through this purification now will go through it at the tribulation. Yeshua says to the lukewarm church, "Buy fine gold from me and go through the fire." We might as well be refined now and go through the refinement and purification process with the calendar and the scriptures.

The calendar is ordained with anointings from the scriptures, from the Exodus account, from the destruction of the temples, and Tamuz. The scriptures will dictate to us on the calendar of the anointings of the months and the trajectory that Yahweh is on for our purification. We should follow him with the calendar, with the divine appointments, with the Shabbats, with the new moons, so that we're in alignment with him. When we're in alignment with him, bondage will fall off of us.

The Apostle Peter confirms that we should rejoice in our trials, so that the genuineness of our faith, tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor, and glory at the revelation of Yeshua. Furthermore, the Apostle Paul exclaims, "We should find joy in our tribulations, knowing that tribulation produces perseverance and perseverance character, and character hope." Our hope and love are in Yeshua, who came as the bent noon or suffering servant for you and me by giving himself for our salvation on the cross. May we all claim through his stripes that we are all healed, as stated in Isaiah 53:5.

Although we will face trials and tribulations, we can have great comfort and security in the fact that Yeshua is our shalom in this world. As the Master so plainly proclaimed, "These things I've spoken to you that in me you may have shalom. In the world you will have tribulation, but be of good cheer. He has overcome the world." We will now move on to the final noon, which is the same scripture for the bent noon and the final noon. In Acts 2:22-24, it says, "Men of Israel, hear these words. Yeshua of Nazareth, a man attested by God to you by miracles, wonders, and signs which God did through him in your midst."

From right to left, the bent noon, the humble servant Yeshua, and then the upright noon, the one crowned as the righteous one. In our previous devotional, we discovered the first form of noon, which symbolizes a seed, meaning life and activity. May we be active for the kingdom of Elohim like a fish multiplying and swimming rapidly as we share the good news, the gospel, to everyone we encounter, which is the great commission. May we always remember the ultimate bent noon, Yeshua, and his amazing free gift of salvation. He is our jubilee because freedom and liberty only come through him. May we also receive the double portion of spiritual perfection as we continue our spiritual purification journey on Elohim's divine appointments.

The letter Nun is a powerful symbol in the Hebrew alphabet, representing a faithful one who is bent in submission to Elohim. The journey of Yeshua, from his first coming to his second coming, is reflected in the transformation of the Nun from a bent to an upright position. This transformation symbolizes the transition from a humbled and faithful servant to a righteous one who stands upright before God.

The word Nun is spelled Noon, Vav, Final Nun, and its meaning is rooted in the idea of being bent in submission to God's will and purpose. At Yeshua's first coming, he came as the bent Nun, the suffering servant who was bent for our transgressions. However, at his second coming, he will return with a sword, exemplifying his return with his two-edged sword on his day of vengeance, as prophesied in Isaiah 61 and 63.

In Isaiah 61:1-2, we see the prophecy of Yeshua's first coming, where he preaches good tidings to the poor, heals the brokenhearted, and proclaims liberty to the captives. However, the second part of the prophecy, which speaks of the day of vengeance of our God, is yet to be fulfilled. This day of vengeance is also mentioned in Isaiah 63:1-6, where God speaks of his apparel being red and his garments being stained with the blood of his enemies.

The book of Revelation also speaks of Yeshua's return, where he is described as a righteous judge who comes with a sharp sword to strike the nations. The upright Nun, which resembles a sword, is a symbol of Yeshua's return as a conquering king. In Aramaic, the language Yeshua likely spoke, the word Nun means fish, which is a symbol of activity and life. Yeshua, as the ultimate fisherman, calls his disciples to be fishers of men, and this calling is still relevant today.

As believers, we are called to be humble and faithful servants, bent in submission to God's will and purpose. However, as we journey through our spiritual purification, we will be lifted up and exalted, just like Peter, who was called to be a fisher of men. The story of Peter's calling is a powerful example of faith, trust, and obedience, and it serves as a reminder that we too can be lifted up and exalted as we submit to God's will.

In Psalm 119, King David writes about the importance of God's word and the Torah, highlighting the richness and depth of each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The section of Psalm 119 that corresponds to the letter Nun is particularly beautiful, as it speaks of God's word being a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. King David swears to keep God's righteous judgments and asks for revival according to God's word. He also speaks of the wicked laying a snare for him, but he has not strayed from God's precepts.

The numerical value of the letter Nun is 50, which represents freedom, liberty, and jubilee. This is reflected in the passage from Psalm 119, where King David speaks of God's testimonies being his heritage forever. The letter Nun is a powerful reminder of the importance of humility, faithfulness, and obedience to God's will and purpose. As we journey through our spiritual purification, we can learn from the example of Yeshua, who was bent in submission to God's will and was later exalted as a righteous king.

For they are the rejoicing of King David's heart. I have inclined my heart to perform your statutes. How long? Till the first coming? No. Till the second coming? No. Forever. To the very end. Amen. Amen. And amen.

My friends, this is one of the most beautiful sections in the Psalms, including Psalm 119, which King David wrote about the letter Nun. He also goes back into the Torah, the instructions of Yah. Many of us claim to follow King David's example, saying, "Your word of God is a lamp to my path." However, how many of us actually live by these words? How many of us say, "I have sworn and confirmed that I will keep your righteous judgment"? How many of us pray, "Oh, Adonai, teach me your judgments"? How many of us can say, "My life is continually in my hand, yet I do not forget your Torah"?

The wicked have laid a snare for me, yet I will not stray from your precepts. Your testimonies I have taken as a heritage forever, for they are the rejoicing of King David's heart, a man after God's own heart. I have inclined my heart to perform your statutes forever to the very end. These are the convictions that we must have, as written by King David. If people could take Psalm 119:105-112 and truly meditate on it, they would see that he confirms every single thing in the Torah.

King David talks about the word of God, the judgments, the offerings, the statutes, the law itself, and the testimonies. He goes through every bit of the Torah, saying, "Don't let me ever forget this. I will do this forever because it's the rejoicing of King David's heart." We must take this in context, understanding that no one, including Paul, would come against King David's words. Yeshua will confirm what King David said, as he is a prototype of Yeshua.

To our Christian friends, we need to go back and review what King David's heart posture was with the Torah, with the instructions of Yah, with the commandments, with the feast days, and with worshiping him in spirit and in truth. We try to do this on our channel, and we encourage you to do the same. However, if someone is not tracking with what King David said, we advise them to read Psalm 119 and understand where it's located. Psalm 119 is right after Psalm 118, which is Yeshua's crucifixion hymn that King David wrote a thousand years before it occurred.

God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His word is forever, and his instructions are forever. We must understand that whoever does not believe this is in great danger, as they are essentially saying that God's voice is done away with by doing away with the Torah. This is a huge problem, and many people would not agree with what King David wrote. Christianity, in particular, does not agree with Psalm 119:105-112. Their theology does not align with King David's words.

We must get back to proper theology and read the Torah, the prophets, and the Psalms to understand what the gospel accounts truly said. When we read the gospel accounts cleanly, we will see what Yeshua said: "Follow my Father's commandments, or it will be ugly." We must follow the Torah if we claim to follow the Lord. No matter what religion someone is, they will be required to follow certain requirements of what they believe. If we follow the Lord, we will follow the Torah.

Yahweh requires us to follow him, to pick up our cross and follow him. What did he do? He celebrated the Sabbath, and he celebrated the feast days. He did all these things because he had to follow the Father perfectly or be eliminated from being the Jewish Messiah. Yeshua did not come to be crucified and resurrected for Christians to be disobedient to him. He came to be crucified and resurrected because we are all sinners, and we cannot do this without him.

Too many people are receiving Yeshua but are being misled because there is no discipleship, no studying, no instruction, and no understanding. That's why we don't see revivals these days. We need to understand that the tribulation period, which we call the purification period, is a seven-year journey for Jews and Christians. We must get right and come together, understanding the trajectory of the word of God.

We will go through the book of Jeremiah during the three weeks of sorrow, and we will show how the prophets, including King David, Yeshua, Moses, Abraham, Paul, and all the writers in the Bible, said the same thing. If anyone thinks that the New Testament writers came against that, there is a huge problem in reading the New Testament. We must get back to reading the Torah, the prophets, and the Psalms to understand what the gospel accounts truly said.

We need to understand that we cannot reject the fountain of living waters. People are rejecting the fountain of living waters in different ways because of not believing in Yeshua and not following the instructions of Yah. Both Jewish and Christian friends need to understand that they must come together, understanding the truth. We must get back to Psalm 119:105-112 and understand King David's heart posture towards Yah's commandments. This is not legalism; it's following Yah's instructions, not Roman law.

As we close this teaching on the letter Nun, we pray that we may receive the revelation and anointing of the final Nun as we continue on our spiritual purification journey from the cross to the crown. May we receive the understanding and wisdom of it during our spiritual purification process, day by day, month by month, as we humble ourselves and set apart ourselves according to his set-apart ways.

As we welcome in the Shabbat, we read the scriptures of the Shabbat to set the tone for this holy day. We know that the Sabbath is the seventh day, the only set-apart day, and we will read the scriptures to understand its significance. We hope everyone has a beautiful Shabbat and has been having a beautiful season of Shavuot. After Shabbat, we will go into a different season, the three sets of 40, which we will explain on Monday night with the new month, the fourth month, called Tamuz.

Patience has its perfect work, as seen in the book of James. This is especially relevant during this season, as the Israelites' impatience led them to build the golden calf while Moses was away. We must not become impatient, and instead, we will delve into these topics further on Monday night. For now, we welcome the Shabbat and invite everyone to rest and enjoy the scriptures and Torah portions.

To bring in the Shabbat, we will read from Deuteronomy 6:4-9, a creed recited in every Orthodox and Messianic congregation, both Jewish and Gentile. It states, "O Israel, Yah is our God. Yah is one. You shall love Yah your God with all of your heart, with all of your soul, with all of your might. These words which I'm commanding you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your sons, and shall speak of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down, and when you rise up. You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as signs between your eyes. You shall write them on the doorpost of your house and on your gates."

In Genesis 2:1-3, we read that Elohim completed his work on the seventh day and rested, blessing and sanctifying it. This sets the seventh day, the Shabbat, apart as the only holy day of the week. The other days are common, and we must understand the distinction between the holy and the common. As Exodus 28:11 and 20:8-11 confirm, the Sabbath is a covenant that will not be replaced, and it separates us from the world.

Hebrews 4:1-7 reminds us that there still remains a Sabbath rest for God's people. We must enter into this rest, which is the seventh-day Sabbath, from Friday night to Saturday night. This is not just for the Jewish people, but for all God's people, as it is the fourth commandment in the ten commandments. If we keep the other nine commandments, we must also keep the fourth one.

Paul says in Hebrews 4 that there still remains a Sabbath-keeping for God's people. If Christians are God's people, they need to celebrate the Sabbath. Not keeping the Sabbath, Passover, and other important days of Elohim and his Messiah, Yeshua, is a serious issue. We must understand that the Sabbath is a covenant that will not be replaced, and it is essential to keep it.

Mark 2:27-28 states that the Sabbath was made for all of us, and Yeshua is the Lord of the Sabbath. Isaiah 56 talks about the blessings of keeping the Sabbath, including the foreigners and Gentiles who join themselves to Yah. They will be given a memorial and a name better than sons and daughters, and their burnt offerings and sacrifices will be acceptable on Yah's altar.

As we approach the feast of trumpets, we must intercede for our nations, as all nations are in a terrible state. We must understand the biblical calendar, the anointings of the calendar, and the importance of the summer months. The journey from Shaba O to Yum Kapor is crucial, with three sets of 40 days, each with its own significance and anointing. We must continue on this journey, keeping the Sabbath and following Yah's commandments, to enter into the rest that remains for God's people.

We need to pray for our countries, wherever we may be in the world. The nations are in a state of rage and causing vain things, as stated in Psalm 2. We must pray for the nations, especially America and Israel, as the times are changing and deception is at an all-time high. The end of the age is near, and the world is experiencing craziness with all sorts of deception, lies, corruption, and violence.

God hates violence, and we can see this in the story of Noah, where He destroyed the world with a flood due to the violence that filled the earth. The days of Noah will be the same as the days of the Son of Man, and we must understand that people are taking matters into their own hands instead of following Yahweh. The inhabitants of the Middle East, including Israel, will be judged for their behavior, and we are already seeing this happen.

We will be discussing prophecies in the near future, but for now, we will focus on learning and worship. We have a new website coming soon, which will be user-friendly and feature videos, AI, and other technologies. We will also be going to Israel in 2027, from June 7th to 17th, and will be sharing videos and updates from our trip. During the three weeks of sorrow, we will be going through the book of Jeremiah, which is a prophecy book that is relevant to our current times.

The book of Jeremiah is not written in chronological order, but if we follow the reigns of the kings, we can read it in a more orderly fashion. I believe it's essential to understand what's happening in Israel, the nations, and the prophecies that are being fulfilled. Jeremiah's book is a warning to the Jewish people, and if they don't repent, they will face judgment. The same applies to Christians; we must also repent and follow Yahweh's commands.

The government of Israel supported a homosexual festival in Sodom, which is a disgrace and an abomination. This behavior will not be blessed by God, and instead, will bring judgment. We must pray for the people involved in this lifestyle and hope that they repent. The Bible is clear that if we obey Yahweh's commands, we will be blessed, but if we disobey, we will face curses.

I love the Jewish people and stand with Israel, but I must also speak the truth according to the scriptures. We must not pick and choose which scriptures to follow, but instead, follow the entire word of God. The prophets, including Jeremiah, warned the people of their disobedience and the consequences that would follow. We must stand on the word of God and not be deceived by the world.

In Jeremiah 16, it's written that God will bring fishermen to fish the people back and hunters to hunt them back from every hill and rock. The prophets are clear that God will judge the people for their disobedience and the abominations that are happening in the land. We must recognize that it's serious business and that we must obey Yahweh's commands.

The Mosaic covenant is clear: we must obey Yahweh's commands to receive blessings. If we disobey, we will face curses. The prophets warned the people of their disobedience, and we must not ignore these warnings. We must follow the scriptures and not be deceived by the world. The biblical prophets, including Jeremiah, loved the Jewish people and the Gentiles, but they still rebelled against them. We must learn from history and not repeat the same mistakes.

There are no victories in sight for America and Israel, despite the billions of dollars spent on wars. We must understand that we are at the end of the age, and it's time to repent and come to Yeshua. Our Jewish friends have been in the land for 77 years, and it's time for them to repent and come to Yeshua. We've been in the land for eight decades, and it's time to understand that it's the end of the age, and nothing good will come from our disobedience.

Nothing good will happen until our Jewish friends repent, and nothing good will happen in America until the Christians repent. With America being $40 trillion in debt, inflation rising, and the state of the world in chaos, it's clear that something needs to change. As a believer who loves the Jewish people and Christians, the solution is to read and follow the scriptures. Yeshua says that we will believe Moses forever, as stated in John 5 and Exodus 19.

The world is in a bad state, with murder, violence, abortion, and homosexuality everywhere. This is exactly what Matthew 24 predicted, with the world descending into chaos and craziness. Europe, America, Mexico, and many other countries are in a bad position, and it's clear that the end of the age is near. The only solution is for believers, both Christians and Jews, to repent and follow the ways of Yahw. This means having a heart posture of true repentance, not just going through the motions of Christianity, but truly following the ways of God.

The scriptures are clear on what will happen if we don't repent. Leviticus 26, Deuteronomy 28-30, and other passages warn of the consequences of not following God's commands. When we're in the land, Moses' instructions come into play, and if we don't follow them, we'll face severe consequences. This is not just a warning for the Jewish people, but for Christians as well. We need to understand that God is not partial to any group, and that everyone will face judgment if they don't repent.

The great commission is to love our enemies and spread the gospel, not to justify murder or violence. We need to focus on the heart posture of loving God and loving our neighbors, rather than trying to kill or harm those who don't believe the way we do. There are many stories of people from other faiths, such as Muslims, turning to Jesus, and this is what we should be focusing on - spreading the love of God, not hate or violence.

The current state of the world is a reflection of our own hearts. We need to look at ourselves and our own countries, and see where we've gone wrong. America, in particular, is in a bad state, with a huge debt and a society that's descending into chaos. We need to repent and turn back to God, rather than trying to solve our problems through politics or military might.

The career of Netanyahu is prophetic, and his words and actions are fulfilling biblical prophecy. He was born in 1949, during a time of great significance for Israel, and his career has been marked by a series of events that are foretold in the Bible. However, we need to be careful not to put our trust in politicians or political solutions, but rather in the prophets and the word of God.

The biblical prophets will override any political opinion or ideology. We need to get out of our politics and focus on the prophets, who will tell us exactly what's going to happen. The book of Daniel, in particular, is clear on what will happen in the end times, and we need to pay attention to its warnings. The three kingdoms that will fall before the beast kingdom are Iraq, Iran, and Turkey, and we're seeing these events unfold before our eyes.

We need to understand that there will be no victories until we repent and turn to Yeshua. The Jewish Messiah is coming, and he will bring judgment on all those who don't believe in him, including Jews and Christians who are in idolatry. We need to read the scriptures and understand what God is saying to us, and we need to stand up against the pride of homosexuality and other sins that are an abomination to God.

The government and politicians are not the solution to our problems. We need to focus on repentance and turning to God, rather than trying to solve our problems through human means. The Torah is clear on what will happen if we don't follow God's commands, and we need to take heed of its warnings. We need to love all people, including those who are caught up in sin, but we also need to stand up against the sin itself and call people to repentance.

The difference between the Abrahamic covenant and the Mosaic covenant is crucial to understanding God's plan for his people. The Abrahamic covenant promises that the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will inherit the land, but the Mosaic covenant outlines the requirements for staying in the land. We need to understand these covenants and follow God's commands if we want to stay in the land and receive his blessings.

To understand the current state of the world, especially in relation to Israel and America, it's crucial to read and meditate on scriptures such as Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28 through 30. These passages provide serious warnings and guidelines that every Jew and Christian should consider to fulfill Yeshua's command to be the light of the world. The call is to come out of the worldly system and seek conviction from God, recognizing that true victory against enemies like Hamas, Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups comes not through military might alone, but through repentance and alignment with God's commands.

The United States, with its $40 trillion debt, is considered a cursed nation according to the Torah. The problems of racial divisions, civil unrest, and government corruption are symptoms of a deeper issue - a departure from God's principles. The pride and arrogance in both America and Israel, countries that proclaim God is on their side, need to be addressed. The focus should be on the Great Commission rather than political power. Yeshua and his disciples were not involved in politics; their mission was to spread the word of God, which is the true path to changing the world.

The current state of politics, with its emphasis on ego, narcissism, and the idolatry of politicians, is a significant departure from God's will. Until there is repentance, the situation will not improve. The biblical principle that what God thought to do to enemies, He will do to those who disobey Him, is a stark warning found in Numbers 33. This is a call to understand that God's judgment begins with those who claim to follow Him.

The economic situation, with its rising debt and potential for catastrophic financial collapse, is another area of concern. The petro dollar's decline and the selling off of U.S. treasuries by countries like China and Japan will lead to severe economic consequences, including inflation. The warning signs, such as solar eclipses and blood moons, are indicators that God is calling for repentance.

The issue of bribery and lobbying in the U.S. government is akin to the biblical prohibition against taking bribes. This corruption, where politicians are influenced by money rather than the will of the people or God, is a significant sin. The solution lies in repentance and a return to following God's word, rather than the whims of politicians or the influence of lobbyists.

The love for all people, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims, should not blind us to the need for repentance and obedience to God's commands. Especially in the Middle East, the inhabitants need to be aware of the impending judgment that will affect everyone, including the Jewish people. The allowance of sin, such as homosexuality, in places like Sodom and Tel Aviv, will invite God's judgment, as He treats us the way we treat Him.

The hope lies in Yeshua and the remnant that will endure the coming trials. The next two to three years, particularly with the approach of the schmita cycle in 2028-2029, will be pivotal. America has been on the schmita cycle since 1966, experiencing difficulties every seventh year due to its behavior. The cycle, as described in Leviticus 26, warns of seven times of punishment if there is no repentance, followed by destruction.

The upcoming solar eclipse on August 12th, which falls on the biblical date of Av 29, the same date as the 2017 solar eclipse, is a significant event. These celestial occurrences are not just natural phenomena but also carry spiritual significance, serving as warnings and calls to repentance. As we navigate these interesting and potentially volatile times, the importance of tuning in to God's word and adhering to His principles cannot be overstated. The Lord knows who will listen and abide, and it is through Yeshua that we have holy help to endure the challenges ahead.

The calendar is full of interesting events. On the 29th, there was a solar eclipse, which is the same day that the Ottoman Empire had a solar eclipse during World War I. The Ottoman Empire crashed seven years later, starting on the Shmita and ending on the Shmita. In 2022, a video was made suggesting that this could be the seven years that America collapses. It's uncertain what will happen, but currently, we are about to enter the fifth year of the cycle, and it's worth noting the events that are unfolding.

These events serve as warnings, with signs and seasons pointing to significant changes. A video will be made exploring these topics, including one about Netanyahu and the alignment of his career with the book of Daniel. The book of Daniel mentions specific kingdoms, such as Iraq, Iran, and Turkey, which are also referenced in Netanyahu's speeches. It's an exciting time to be alive, with the book of Daniel seeming to predict the downfall of these kingdoms.

As Hebrews 3:13 states, "Today is still an opportunity to do good, to do righteousness, to follow Yah, to speak it out, to do our part in God's kingdom." It's essential to remember that it's not over until it's over, and until the end, it's our job to fulfill the great commission. This commission involves spreading the message to Jewish people, Christians, and others, and it's an opportunity to do good, love people, and love our enemies.

The new month of Tamuz is approaching, which marks the gateway to the summer months. On Monday night, there will be a discussion about the trajectory of the three sets of 40 that Moses and the people dealt with, from Shaba Oat to Yum Kapor. The Feast of Trumpets is also approaching, in 93 days, and the summer months will be explored in more detail on Monday night. As we look forward to the new month and the Feast of Trumpets, may God bless and keep us, may his face shine upon us, and may he give us his grace and everlasting shalom.