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2018: Year of The Rise of Koinonia [Guest Post]

2/18/2018

2018 will move us towards an Ephesians 4 reality as Abba focuses on the establishment of His true ekklesia (assembly/government) on the earth. This will be marked by genuine koinonia (unity/communion/brotherly love). We will experience shifting, sifting and shaking this year as Elohiym cuts down briars, uproots dead trees, and levels the ground so that he may lay a perfect foundation.

YHVH will increase divine order within his ekklesia, both on individual and corporate levels. In this coming season, many will be required to relocate their lives as He connects His people with the right co-laborers. The days of one-man shows are drawing to a close; the days of selfless collaboration are coming.

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if We Endure AND PERSEVERE

1/23/2018

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The following verse art comes from the extra-canonical scripture of Second Baruch (a.k.a. the Apocalypse of Baruch).

2 Baruch verse art--Do not forget His Torah

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The Spring 2018 Biblical Holy Days [List of Dates]

1/1/2018

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The world we live in today often demands that we schedule our work lives months in advance. That's a headache for those of us who try to obey YHVH Elohiym by resting from work on his annual holy days (Hebrew: mo'ediym). There are three high Sabbaths during the spring each year, and they occur at very specific intervals starting from the biblical new year (Abib/Nisan 1). The problem is that we can't know for certain when the biblical year will begin until it the moment that it does. Nevertheless, a list of the most likely high Sabbath dates is indispensable so long as we live in spiritual Egypt. The reality is that many of us are beholden to employers who require advanced notice of time off.

The following list of dates is only an estimate, due to the fact that Elohiym's calendar is based on the observation of agricultural and lunar conditions. If the barley has not become abib by the time the sliver of the new moon is spotted on or about March 18, then each of the estimated dates must be pushed back until the next sliver is sighted.

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The Messianic Kingdom Will be Unlike Any Other

11/19/2017

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Book of Acts verse 29:12 over a painting of a fortress

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Book of 2 Baruch Online Course Introduction [Video]

11/17/2017

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Don't miss this free 45-minute introduction to the soon-to-be-released online course covering the Apocalypse of Baruch, a.k.a Second Baruch. Enroll now—lessons begin Nov. 30 at 7:00 Eastern.

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The Occult Symbolism of the Phoenix [Part 1]

11/15/2017

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The best-known occult writer and philosopher of the twentieth century, Manly P. Hall, titled one of his books The Phoenix. The fact that he would name it so suggests something about the importance of that mythical creature. The subtitle of Hall's book is An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy, which tells me that Hall viewed the phoenix as an appropriate symbol to represent the entirety of occult ideologies. That being the case, we ought to discover the full meaning of the symbol. The better we understand the iconography of the enemy, the more effectively we will be able to speak against it.

Not much of what you will find in this series is original. Several other authors and bloggers have already written about the mysteries of the phoenix. No single writer, however, has covered all the bases. My goal is to bring together scattered ideas into a small collection of posts which will guide the seeker methodically through a broad study of phoenix symbolism.

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Am I Crazy For Teaching this Stuff?

11/1/2017

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They said that Martin Luther was crazy for questioning the mighty Roman Catholic Church. They said that Rosa Parks was crazy for refusing to comply with a racist culture. They said that Louis Pasteur was crazy for teaching that diseases are spread by germs. But it was the critics who turned out to be the crazy ones.

It was the masses, holding on as they were to an erroneous status quo, who eventually had to eat crow. No one remembers them, but we do remember the names of those who pushed for change. I may not be a hero of the caliber of Luther or Parks or Pasteur, but I do see a need for change. That's why I'm going to be teaching classes about the lost and suppressed scriptures that most Christians have never been given the chance to explore. We've been kept in the dark by past generations who thought they knew what was best for us. Maybe they meant well, but the question is, were they right to reject scrolls like 1 Enoch, 2 Baruch and 4 Ezra?

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