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THE ONENESS OF YAH

In examining the Scriptures, one cannot overlook the profound relationship between Elohim and His Word. The Bible makes it clear that Elohim’s Word is not only integral to His identity but also elevated above all else, even His name. This understanding is rooted in Psalm 138:2 (KJV), which states: “I will worship toward thy holy temple, and praise thy name for thy…

SERMON: Justified Yet Obedient: Why Keep the Law After Justification?

Objective: To teach that justification by faith does not nullify the Law of Moses but instead sets the foundation for a life of obedience, respect, and love toward Elohim’s commandments.…

An Exhaustive Study on Grace and How It Works

Introduction: What is Grace? Grace, in the Bible, is often misunderstood as merely a free pass or unmerited favor. However, Scripture presents grace as both a gift and a power…

Sermon: Elohim Of Truth

Sermon: Elohim’s Sovereignty, Laws, and Human Understanding We Must Believe That Elohim Is and That He Is a Rewarder of Those Who Diligently Seek Him” Key Scripture: Hebrews 11:6 (KJV) …

Understanding Justification and How We Are Justified

Introduction: What is Justification? Justification is a key concept in the Bible that refers to the act of being declared righteous in the sight of God. It is not simply…

No, the Bible does not teach that obeying the commandments of God equates to self-righteousness. Instead, it emphasizes that obedience is a way of expressing love for God and living in alignment with His will. However, the Bible does warn against a type of self-righteousness that relies on one’s own works for salvation, without faith in God’s grace and mercy. Let’s explore the distinction between obedience and self-righteousness according to Scripture.

1. Obedience is Commanded by God Throughout both the Old and New Testaments, obedience to God’s laws is regarded as necessary and good. Obeying God’s commandments shows our love for Him and submission to His authority. Obedience is not an act of self-righteousness; it is a response to God’s love and His call to live a life pleasing to Him. 2. What…

Day of Atonement 2022

While the rites described in Leviticus 1–15 were individual in application, the Day of Atonement described in Leviticus 16 symbolized atonement for the sins of the whole Israelite nation and was a day when the entire house of Israel fasted and rested.