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15/03/2026

15/03/2026

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31/12/2025

*This is wishing you and your family a very physically and spiritually, all round prosperous, victory filled and RAUCH driven 2026 until we celebrate Abib our new year in march-April.
Please demand for the correct calendar from me ,so you can work one on one with YAHUAH and rearrange your life to align with his plain for humanity. Shalum

24/12/2025

Please know YAHUAH by yourself.

02/11/2025

How to Observe the Shabbat

The SHABBAT is a sacred day ordained by YAHUAH, a time set apart for rest, worship, and reflection. Observing it properly honours YAHUAH and aligns us with His commandments.

1. Preparation on the 6th Day (Prep-Day):
The sixth day, also called the Preparation Day, is for completing all necessary work before sundown. This includes cooking meals, cleaning the house, and finishing any tasks that can not be done on Shabbat. According to the biblical calendar, a new day begins at 6:00 pm, so all preparations should be completed before then (Genesis 1:31-2:2, Exodus 16:23-26).

2. Observing the Shabbat:
Once Shabbat begins at sundown, no form of work should be done. This includes:

Buying or selling
Engaging in business discussions
Lighting fires or cooking (Exodus 20:8-11, 31:15-17)

Eat the meals you prepared on the sixth day, and refrain from any work. Shabbat is a day of complete rest, a time to draw near to YAHUAH and enjoy His presence.

3. Spiritual Focus:
Use the Shabbat to read the Scriptures, Meditate on YAHUAH’s Word, and His commands and fellowship with us together (Psalm 119:105)

Praise and Worship: Sing, rejoice, and honour YAHUAH with your heart (Psalm 92:1-2)

Reflect and Rest: Rest not just physically but spiritually, letting go of stress and worldly concerns,TV social media expect you want to do YAHUAH things. (Exodus 31:17)

Acts of Kindness : Help family, fellow believers, or those in need (Isaiah 58:13-14)

Shabbat is not only a physical rest but also a time to reconnect with family, loved ones, and the community of believers in the presence of YAHUAH. Observing it faithfully brings blessing, peace, and spiritual renewal (Isaiah 56:2-7).

Remember: Shabbat is a covenant sign between YAHUAH and His people, Yashar’el (Exodus 31:13), a holy day to delight in Him and reflect on His goodness.

SHALUM BELOVED

27/09/2025

The Atonement 2025 is on Monday sunset till Tuesday sunset: this shall be a statute forever unto you: that in the seventh month, on the tenth day of the month, ye shall afflict your souls, and do no work at all, whether it be one of your own country, or a stranger that sojourns among you: Vayiqra (Leviticus) 16:29
on that day shall the priest make an atonement for you, to cleanse you, that ye may be clean from all your sins before Yahuah. Vayiqra (Leviticus) 16:30
It shall be a Shabbath of rest unto you, and ye shall afflict your souls, by a statute forever. Vayiqra (Leviticus) 16:31. Heaven on earth Assembly be ready is here again. Fellow our manual shalum.

04/09/2025

What is Third tithes!
In biblical times, the Israelites were instructed to set aside a portion of their crops and livestock as a tithe, or tenth, to support the Levites, who served in the Temple, and the poor.

What is the third tithe?
The third tithe, also known as the "tithe of the tithe," was a special tithe collected every three years. This tithe was used to support the Levites and the poor, as well as strangers, orphans, and widows.

Purpose of the third tithe
The purpose of the third tithe was to:

1. *Support the Levites*: Provide for the Levites, who served in the Temple and did not have a tribal inheritance.
2. *Help the poor*: Assist the poor, including strangers, orphans, and widows, who were vulnerable and in need.
3. *Promote generosity*: Encourage the Israelites to be generous and compassionate towards those in need.

How was the third tithe collected?
The third tithe was collected every three years, and it was typically stored in local communities. The Israelites were instructed to bring the tithe to a central location, where it would be distributed to those in need.

Modern-day applications
While the third tithe is not directly applicable in modern times, the principles behind it can still guide our giving and generosity:

1. *Supporting those in need*: We can continue to support vulnerable populations, such as the poor, orphans, and widows.
2. *Practicing generosity*: We can cultivate a spirit of generosity and compassion, recognizing that our blessings are not just for ourselves, but to be shared with others. Call us for any assistance. 0806 345 3744

24/05/2025

How are you all doing today, shalom

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