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Observing Shabbat is more than a tradition; it is a divine commandment given by YAHUAH to His people. The instruction to keep and honor His Qodesh Day is clear in His Word, reminding us to set aside time for rest, reflection, and connection with our Creator, YAHUAH. In a world filled with constant noise and distractions, honoring Shabbat offers a sacred pause that nurtures our spiritual well-being and strengthens our relationship with YAHUAH. The Meaning of Shabbat in YAHUAH'

We live in times that challenge our sense of security and peace. The world around us feels uncertain, and many of us wonder where to find true protection. The ancient words of Tehillim (Psalm) 91:1-2 offer a powerful reminder: “He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High, who abides under the shadow of Al Shaddai, says of YAHUAH, ‘My refuge and my stronghold, my Aluahym, in whom I trust!’” This passage invites us to consider where we truly dwell and where our trust lie

When most people hear the name “Jesus,” the first thought that comes to mind is the Messiah of Christianity. But did you know that the name Jesus didn’t appear in the King James Bible until its 5th edition around 1628?

Many people today call upon their Creator using titles like "Lord" or "God," unaware that these terms have pagan origins and do not reflect the true Name of the Most High. The sacred Name YAHUAH was hidden and replaced with these titles, which often carry meanings tied to ancient pagan deities. Understanding and using the true Name of our Creator is essential for genuine reverence and connection. Ancient stone tablet with Hebrew inscriptions, symbolizing the sacred Name YAHUA