This is where I write to put understanding back into your hands — and to name the lies that were built on top of it. What was buried under translation, tradition, and the doctrines of men gets laid open and set beside what is actually written. Read slowly, test everything against Scripture, and let the truth do its work.
“And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them.”
Christianity and Judaism developed very different religious systems, yet both can obscure the original covenant framework of YASHAR’AL. Scripture presents YASHAR’AL as a covenant people under YAHUAH, with Turah, obedience, and the promised Mashyakh at the center.
Read the writing →Scripture consistently shows a day moving from evening into morning, and it gives practical examples of people preparing for the Shabath before sunset. The claim that “no one knows what day we are in” does not fit the biblical pattern of six days followed by the seventh-day Shabath.
Read the writing →Nowhere in Scripture does YAHUAH, Yahusha, or the Shalyakhaym transfer the seventh-day Shabath to the first day of the week. The Shabath was established by YAHUAH, written in the Ten Words, guarded by Yahusha, and still recognized after His resurrection.
Read the writing →Many claim Yahusha, Kapa, or Sha’al abolished YAHUAH’s dietary instructions. Yet none of them ever taught that unclean animals had become food. Scripture consistently distinguishes between what YAHUAH calls food and what He calls unclean.
Read the writing →Scripture does not teach that the righteous escape the earth forever. It teaches that Yahusha returns, the Qadashaym are raised, the nations are judged, and the kingdom is established upon the earth.
Read the writing →Scripture does not teach that the faithful secretly disappear before tribulation. It teaches endurance, protection, resurrection, regathering, and the visible return of Yahusha.
Read the writing →The claim that Yahusha abolished the Turah contradicts His own words and the testimony of the Shalyakhaym. Scripture teaches obedience, not the cancellation of YAHUAH’s commandments.
Read the writing →The accusation that the renewed covenant writings are a Roman invention, book of sorcery, or attack against the Turah collapses under Scripture. The Turah, the Nabaym, Yahusha, and the Shalyakhaym carry one continuous testimony concerning the promised Mashyakh.
Read the writing →Daud was an anointed king, servant, and Naba—but Scripture never identifies him as the promised Mashyakh or Ban of YAHUAH. Even Shalumah, Daud’s own son, and the Nabaym consistently pointed beyond Daud to a coming Son, Branch, Shepherd, and everlasting King.
Read the writing →New writings, teachings, books, and songs are announced to the Remnant Awakening List first — outside the control of algorithms.
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