New Moon Prayers and Heshvan's Intimacy

He gave them appointed times and roles, and they never miss their cues, doing their Creator's bidding with gladness and joy. He is the true Creator who acts faithfully, and He has told the moon to renew itself. It is a beautiful crown for the people carried by God from birth, who will likewise be renewed in the future in order to proclaim the beauty of their Creator for His glorious majesty. Praised are You, O Lord, who renews new moons. May it be Your will, Yah, our Elohim and Elohim of our fathers, that You begin for us in this month for good and for blessing. May You give for us long life, a life of substance, a life of physical health, a life in which there's no shame or humiliation, a life of wealth and honor, a life in which we love Torah and we fear Elohim, a life in which Yah fulfills the requests of our hearts for good. Amen." And say, "Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe, who has sanctified us by Your commandments and commanded us to be a light to the nations and has given us Yeshua, our Messiah, the light of the world." Amen.

Amen. And amen. And now for the priestly blessing for everybody. This is what God told Aaron to put on the people. He lifted up his hands over the people and he said, "Put these words on My people." We are His people. Take this from God and not from man. And this is what He says for all of us. So take this from Yah as He puts His words on all of us for this month for good and for blessing and for righteous rendered verdicts. "Y'varech'cha Adonai v'yishmerecha. Ya'er Adonai panav elecha v'yichuneka. Yisa Adonai panav elecha v'yasem l'cha shalom." May God bless you. May He keep you. May His face shine upon you and show you favor. May Yahw lift up His face to you and give you His peace in the name and blood of Yeshua the Messiah, *B'shem Yeshua HaMashiach*. Amen. Amen. And amen. Well, amen, everybody. Well, thank you very much for being with us tonight. We really appreciate it as we get off into this new month, as we get into the fall, the late fall, and also into the winter months here after this, and some beautiful months ahead this month, and then also Kislev, the ninth month, as we end out the Gregorian calendar year, if you will, through Kislev.

It's going to be a very interesting time as we see what's going on in the Middle East, what's going on with the elections really everywhere, with the elections in Israel also in America. There's a lot going on right now that we need to be paying attention to, especially in the Middle East with what's going on. So, within all of this craziness, we wish everybody a happy new month, a new moon, and all of these beautiful righteous rendered verdicts that you've prayed for in the seventh month. I hope they start being poured out this month. I hope they start being poured out this month for you and your family. And you guys have a great and wonderful month. This is a beautiful month where the rains, you pray for the rains. It's kind of like the rooting of the rains, if you will. It's a quiet month on the biblical calendar, but that makes it more intimate. The quieter the month sometimes, the more intimate it can be, because there's nothing going on.

There are no fast days. There are no feast days. We just came out of the feast season of the seventh month. So now is the time to really get intimate with Yahw and get intimate with everything that you prayed with Him on, you know, and ask for those righteous rendered verdicts to be poured out in your favor, your family's favor, your friend's favor, or whoever's favor, your nation's favor, as we go forward into this year, you know, so to speak, into the late fall and into the winter season. So, we hope everybody has a beautiful month ahead. It is a powerful month. Even though it's a quiet month, it's a very powerful month, as you guys have seen with the story of Noah, especially. That is the main understanding of this month. It is the story of Noah. That is the Torah portion this week. If you read the Torah portions every week, this is the Torah portion this week. We just started a new cycle last week, and now we will have the Noah story this week.

We'll be back with you. I believe whenever I say this, it's all God willing and schedule and all of these things. Sometimes I say this and I'm not able to do them, so please forgive me, but with my schedule and stuff, but as planned right now, we're going to go through two more videos this week. I believe it's on the Torah portion of this past Torah portion, the beginning Torah portion of the year in Genesis 1. I believe there's a couple of understandings about violence we're going to talk about, and also the light and the darkness. Okay, we're going to hit on both of those. The light and the darkness. You see it in Genesis 1, and then you'll see it throughout the Holy Bible. And there's a key point to all of these things that we'll go through on the video. And then the second one is violence. And I've been wanting to do this for some time, but, you know, with everything going on, it's hard to get everything in.

But to do one on violence, you know, from the very beginning in Noah's day, violence. Why did the world get destroyed in his day? Violence. Okay, if you read it, violence is in there twice in Noah's story. And now look at the world today. We've got violence everywhere, and people are condoning that violence and obviously trying to put in their religious doctrine in that violence. So again, I think it's very important to go to the scriptures and let the scriptures give us the understanding of our heart position that we need to be in as followers of Yeshua the Messiah and the Father and through the blessed Holy Spirit. So, we'll be back with you again. I believe it's going to be during this week, twice with those two videos. So, we hope that you guys join us on all that. But we'll go through the questions in the comments and we will see what happens. Heather, shalom to you. Great to see you.