Battlefield Assembly in Messiah

10/12/2026

WE HAVE MOVED TO A 10k Sq. Ft. ASSEMBLY. NEW FACILITY. LOCATION IS 916 CARLINE RD ROSSVILLE GA🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻.

Join us for our first service in our new assembly gathering facility on 10/17/2026 for the teaching on Parasha NOACH. Services begin at 2pm. Enjoy worship, teaching, biblically clean (kosher) fellowship meal followed by Midrash to complete services. We look forward to seeing all who are able to attend. ShavuaTov. 🔥🔥🔥♥️♥️♥️

10/12/2026

10/11/2026

Battlefield Assembly men’s meeting wil be held next Sunday at 1pm at new new facility at 916 Carline Rd Rossville GA. Oneg will be served at meeting so bring a Yummy dish to share. Blessings.

10/11/2026

Parasha NOACH (Noah)

Day 1 — Walking With Yahweh in a Corrupt Generation

Primary reading: Genesis 6:9–12
Supporting readings: Psalm 1; Psalm 15; Ezekiel 14:12–20; Luke 1:5–6; Hebrews 11:6–7; 2 Peter 2:4–9; Revelation 14:12.
1. Torah foundation — Genesis 6:9–12
Genesis 6:9 describes Noach as righteous, blameless among his generation, and one who walked with Elohim. The next verses describe a world filled with corruption and violence.
Notice the contrast: the condition of the world did not prevent Noach from walking with Yahweh.
Life principle: You cannot always control the spiritual condition of your generation, but you can take responsibility for your own walk with Yahweh.
What does it mean to walk with Yahweh?
Walking with Yahweh means living in continuing fellowship with Him, allowing His instruction to govern your decisions, relationships, words, and actions.
Righteousness — tzaddik: Living in a manner consistent with Yahweh's standards.
Integrity — tamim: Being whole rather than divided between public devotion and private rebellion.
Fellowship: Ordering your life around Yahweh rather than around the approval of people.
Noach was not described as righteous because his generation was righteous. His faithfulness stood in contrast to the generation around him.
2. Psalm connection — Psalm 1:1–3
Psalm 1 contrasts the person who follows the counsel of the wicked with the person who delights in the Torah of Yahweh and meditates on it day and night.
The righteous person is compared to a tree planted beside streams of water.
Hebraic insight: Torah meditation is not simply reading words; it is allowing Yahweh's instruction to shape your thinking and conduct.
Noach's walk and the tree in Psalm 1 reveal the same principle: a life rooted in Yahweh can remain fruitful even when the surrounding environment is spiritually barren.
3. Prophetic connection — Ezekiel 14:12–20
Yahweh names Noach, Daniel, and Job as examples of righteous individuals. Even their righteousness could not automatically deliver other people from judgment.
This teaches personal accountability. A faithful husband cannot repent on behalf of his wife; a pastor cannot obey on behalf of his assembly; parents cannot make their children choose faithfulness.
We can intercede for others, teach them, love them, and lead them—but each person must respond to Yahweh.
4. Brit Hadashah — Hebrews 11:6–7
Hebrews 11:7 explains that by faith Noach received Yahweh's warning and prepared an ark to save his household. His faith condemned the unbelief of the world, and he became an heir of the righteousness that comes through faith.
Faith was not passive agreement. Noach believed Yahweh enough to act.
The covenant pattern:
Yahweh speaks.
Faith receives His word.
Obedience responds.
Faithfulness becomes visible through action.
This does not mean obedience earns salvation. It means genuine faith does not remain fruitless.
5. Yeshua and Revelation — Luke 17:26–27; Revelation 14:12
Yeshua compares the days of Noach with the days preceding the revelation of the Son of Man. People continued ordinary life until the Flood came.
The warning is not that eating, drinking, marrying, or working is inherently evil. The danger is living as though Yahweh's warning and coming judgment have no bearing on ordinary life.
Revelation 14:12 describes the endurance of the saints as involving faithfulness to Yahweh's commandments and faith in Yeshua.
Messianic application: Faith in Yeshua and covenant obedience belong together. We do not obey to replace faith; we obey because our faith is directed toward the One we trust.
Questions for reflection
Am I walking with Yahweh privately, or only appearing spiritual publicly?
Does the culture around me influence my convictions more than Scripture does?
What has Yahweh already told me to do that I have delayed?
Daily declaration: “I will walk with Yahweh in integrity. I will not allow the corruption of my generation to determine the condition of my heart.”
Prayer: Yahweh, search my heart. Teach me to walk with You in truth. Give me the faith of Noach, the rootedness of the righteous person in Psalm 1, and the endurance of the saints described in Revelation. Let my life honor You in public and in private. In the name of Yeshua, amen.

10/10/2026

B'RESHEET (In the Beginning)

10/10/2026

B’RESHEET (In The Beginning)

DAY 7 — “FROM B’RESHEET TO REVELATION”

The Garden Lost — The Garden Restored

Now we bring the entire week together.

Genesis begins with:

Creation.

Then:

Light.

Then:

Humanity in Yahweh’s image.

Then:

The serpent.

Then:

Sin.

Then:

Bloodshed.

Then:

Judgment.

But Scripture does not end there.

It ends with:

Restoration.

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1. GENESIS BEGINS WITH A GARDEN

Genesis 2:8

Yahweh plants a garden.

Humanity dwells in Yahweh’s presence.

There is life.

There is provision.

There is fellowship.

There is purpose.

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2. SIN ENTERS THE GARDEN

Genesis 3 brings:

deception → disobedience → shame → separation → death.

Adam and Eve hide from Yahweh.

This is one of the tragic consequences of sin:

The very One we were created to walk with becomes the One we attempt to hide from.

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3. BUT YAHWEH PROMISES REDEMPTION

Genesis 3:15

Yahweh declares that the seed of the woman will ultimately crush the serpent.

This is the first great Messianic promise.

The conflict begins in Genesis.

The ultimate victory appears throughout Scripture.

And Revelation brings the story to completion.

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4. YESHUA ENTERS THE STORY

John 1:1–3

John deliberately takes us back to B’resheet.

Then:

John 1:14

“The Word was made flesh…”

The Creator enters His creation.

The One through whom all things were made comes into the world He created.

Why?

To redeem what sin corrupted.

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5. THE NEW ADAM

1 Corinthians 15:45

Paul calls Yeshua:

“the last Adam.”

Adam brought death.

Yeshua brings resurrection.

Adam disobeyed in a garden.

Yeshua surrendered Himself in a garden.

Adam said, in effect:

“My will.”

Yeshua prayed:

“Not My will, but Yours, be done.”

Adam’s disobedience brought death.

Yeshua’s obedience brings life.

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6. HEBREWS TAKES US INTO THE HOLY OF HOLIES

Hebrews 10:19–22

Because of Yeshua, we have confidence to approach Yahweh.

Look at what happened:

Genesis: humanity is driven from Yahweh’s presence.

Messiah: the way back to Yahweh’s presence is opened.

The separation begins to be reversed.

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7. THE PSALMS POINT TO THE KINGDOM

Psalm 2:6–8

Yahweh establishes His King.

Psalm 22 points toward suffering and ultimately vindication.

Psalm 72 looks toward righteous Kingdom rule.

Psalm 110 presents the exalted King and priest.

The story is moving toward:

Messiah reigning.

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8. THE PROPHETS SEE THE RESTORATION

Isaiah 11:1–9

Creation itself experiences peace under the righteous reign of Messiah.

Isaiah 65:17

“I create new heavens and a new earth…”

Notice the language:

Creation again.

Yahweh is not abandoning creation.

He is restoring creation.

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9. REVELATION BRINGS US BACK TO THE BEGINNING

Now read:

Revelation 21:1–5

John sees:

“a new heaven and a new earth.”

Then:

Revelation 22:1–5

What do we find?

A river.

The tree of life.

Yahweh’s presence.

His servants serving Him.

His name upon them.

No more curse.

Now compare Genesis and Revelation:

B’resheet Revelation
Heaven and earth created New heaven and earth
Garden Holy city
Tree of life Tree of life
River River
Yahweh’s presence Yahweh’s presence
Humanity Redeemed humanity
Serpent enters Serpent defeated
Curse begins Curse removed
Death enters Death abolished
Sin separates Yahweh dwells with His people

And here is the revelation:

The Bible is not primarily a story about humanity trying to find Yahweh.

It is the story of Yahweh pursuing, redeeming, restoring, and dwelling with His people.

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THE GREAT B’RESHEET MESSAGE

Day 1:

YAHWEH CREATED ME.

Day 2:

YAHWEH CALLED ME INTO THE LIGHT.

Day 3:

YAHWEH CREATED ME IN HIS IMAGE.

Day 4:

THE ENEMY TRIES TO DISTORT WHAT YAHWEH SAID.

Day 5:

SIN DAMAGES RELATIONSHIPS AND BRINGS DEATH.

Day 6:

FAITH MEANS WALKING WITH YAHWEH IN OBEDIENCE.

Day 7:

YESHUA IS BRINGING CREATION TOWARD RESTORATION.

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FINAL LIFE PRINCIPLES FROM B’RESHEET

1. Remember Who Created You

You do not belong to the culture.

You belong to Yahweh.

2. Guard the Word

The serpent’s first weapon was:

“Has Elohim said?”

Know what Yahweh has actually said.

3. Guard Your Identity

You were made in the image of Yahweh.

Do not allow sin to define you.

4. Deal With Sin Quickly

Cain allowed jealousy to grow.

What begins in the heart can eventually come out through the hands.

5. Walk With Yahweh

Enoch walked.

Noah walked.

The righteous walk.

Faith must become a lifestyle.

6. Don’t Confuse Delay With Absence

Noah built before the rain came.

Yahweh’s promises remain true even when fulfillment has not yet appeared.

7. Remember Where the Story Ends

The serpent does not win.

Death does not win.

Sin does not win.

Babylon does not win.

The grave does not win.

Yahweh wins.

And His people inherit the restoration He promised.

10/09/2026

B’RESHEET (in the beginning)

DAY 6 — “WALKING WITH ELOHIM”

Noah, Faith, Obedience, and the Coming Judgment

Torah

Genesis 5:21–24; 6:5–22

Two phrases stand out.

Genesis 5:24:

“Enoch walked with Elohim…”

And then:

Genesis 6:9:

“Noah walked with Elohim.”

Notice the language.

Not:

“Noah talked about Elohim.”

Not:

“Noah attended religious meetings.”

Not:

“Noah knew religious vocabulary.”

Noah walked with Elohim.

Hebrew Word

הָלַךְ — Halakh
“To walk, go, conduct oneself.”

This gives us a powerful Hebraic picture.

Biblical faith is not merely what you believe in your mind.

It becomes how you walk.

Noah

The world around Noah was corrupt.

Yet Noah remained faithful.

Genesis 6:22

“Thus did Noah; according to all that Elohim commanded him…”

There is the connection:

Yahweh speaks.

Noah hears.

Noah obeys.

Yahweh preserves.

Hebrews

Hebrews 11:7

“By faith Noah, being warned of Elohim of things not seen as yet, moved with fear…”

Notice:

Faith produced action.

Noah did not say:

“I believe the flood is coming.”

And then build nothing.

He believed enough to obey.

Brit Chadashah

Matthew 24:37–39

Yeshua compares the days before His coming to the days of Noah.

People were eating.

Drinking.

Marrying.

Living ordinary lives.

And then judgment came.

Yeshua’s warning is:

Do not allow normal life to make you spiritually asleep.

Psalms

Psalm 1:1–3

The righteous person walks differently from the wicked.

Again:

Walking.

Revelation

Revelation repeatedly calls Yahweh’s people to overcome and remain faithful.

The final generation needs the same thing Noah had:

faith that produces obedience.

LIFE PRINCIPLE

Faith is not merely believing Yahweh can do something. Faith is trusting Yahweh enough to obey when you cannot yet see the outcome.

Noah built an ark before there was rain.

That is faith.

Declaration

“Yahweh, teach me to walk with You when the world walks another direction. Give me the faith of Noah—to hear Your Word, trust Your promise, and obey Your instructions.”

10/09/2026

B’RESHEET (in the beginning)

DAY 5 — “WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER?”

Sin, Blood, Responsibility, and the Cry of the Innocent

Torah

Genesis 4:1–16

Cain and Abel bring offerings.

Abel brings an offering accepted by Yahweh.

Cain becomes angry.

Then Yahweh asks:

“Where is Abel your brother?”

Cain answers:

“Am I my brother’s keeper?”

The answer of Scripture is essentially:

Yes.

Hebrew Word

אָח — Ach
“Brother.”

Biblical covenant community does not allow us to live as though other people don’t matter.

The Blood Cries

Yahweh tells Cain:

“The voice of your brother’s blood cries unto Me from the ground.”

Blood has a voice.

The innocent blood is not invisible to Yahweh.

Hebrews

Now comes one of the most powerful connections in all of Scripture.

Hebrews 12:24

Yeshua’s blood speaks better things than the blood of Abel.

Abel’s blood cries from the ground concerning injustice.

Yeshua’s blood cries concerning redemption.

Abel’s blood says:
“Justice!”

Yeshua’s blood says:
“Mercy!”

But mercy does not mean Yahweh ignores justice.

The cross demonstrates that Yahweh is both righteous and merciful.

Psalms

Psalm 51:14

David cries for deliverance from bloodguiltiness.

He understands that sin is not merely a mistake.

Sin creates guilt.

Prophets

Isaiah 1:15–17

Yahweh condemns religious activity while injustice remains.

The message is powerful:

You cannot worship Yahweh sincerely while deliberately mistreating people made in His image.

Brit Chadashah

1 John 3:11–15

John directly connects Cain’s hatred of Abel with hatred among people.

Cain becomes a warning:

Unresolved hatred can become destructive.

Revelation

Revelation 6:9–11

The blood of faithful witnesses cries out to Yahweh.

Again, Scripture shows us:

Yahweh hears the cry of the innocent.

LIFE PRINCIPLE

Before asking:

“What has someone done to me?”

Ask:

“How am I treating the person Yahweh created?”

Declaration

“I will not carry hatred, bitterness, jealousy, or vengeance in my heart. Yahweh, make me a person who protects life, pursues righteousness, and walks in mercy.”