If you notice the few who actually watched this video over 200 views... We are the few hopefully that are really seeking God by observing his word teaching us how to live a holy and separated life... Hopefully we will find the kingdom of God.. Only a few will find it those who obeys God's Holy Word..
We are sorry to say we do not. We are just a small group here in Missouri. We do offer live Sabbath services at 1:30 PM (Central time) on Saturday yrm.org/live. Blessings and shalom!
I appreciate your teaching, and I do believe things have gotten distorted, I have been shaken in my beliefs foundation to the core, but not the foundation of my Faith, as I have always believed in the One and only Father, and the one and Only Son, but, I never hear you talk about the lost, the people that don't know Yahweh, or know about what Yahshua did to pay for our sin, do you have an active ministry to reach the lost?
We do in a way. We used to be on national television but it just wasn't feasible to continue. So now we reach people over the internet. We reach thousands of people a week and receive dozens of questions and calls a day. We appreciate your support!
Luke 6 J.B. Phillips New Testament (PHILLIPS) Jesus speaks of the Sabbath- 6 1-2 One Sabbath day, as Jesus happened to be passing through the cornfields, his disciples began picking the ears of corn, rubbing them in their hands, and eating them. Some of the Pharisees remarked, “Why are you doing what the Law forbids men to do on the Sabbath day?” 3-4 Jesus answered them and said, “Have you never read what David and his companions did when they were hungry? How he went into the house of God, took the presentation loaves, ate some bread himself and gave some to his companions, even though the Law does not permit anyone except the priests to eat it?” 5 Then he added, “The Son of Man is master even of the Sabbath.” -and provokes violent antagonism 6-8 On another Sabbath day when he went into a synagogue to teach, there was a man there whose right hand was wasted away. The scribes and the Pharisees were watching Jesus closely to see whether he would heal on the Sabbath day, which would, of course, give them grounds for an accusation. But he knew exactly what was going on in their minds, and said to the man with the wasted hand, “Stand up and come out in front.” 9 And he got up and stood there. Then Jesus said to them, “I am going to ask you a question. Does the Law command us to do good on Sabbath days or do harm-to save life or destroy it?” 10-11 He looked round, meeting all their eyes, and said to the man, “Now stretch out your hand.” He did so, and his hand was restored as sound as the other one. But they were filled with insane fury, and kept discussing with each other what they could do to Jesus.
Why the Pronoun ‘He’?In the New Testament the Holy Spirit is often referenced with the personal pronoun “he,” “him,” or “himself.” Many will point to this as proof for the Trinity. For example, in John 14:16-17 Yahshua stated, “And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.”The “whom” here refers to the comforter, which comes from the Greek parakletos, a masculine word in Greek. Even though the Holy Spirit is described in the both the neuter and masculine throughout the New Testament, it’s likely that the translators used the Greekparakletos as an indicator for the gender of the Holy Spirit. As such, the Spirit has been incorrectly rendered by the masculine pronoun in the New Testament.Referring to inanimate objects in the masculine and feminine is not unusual. We find it in many languages. For example, in Italian the words for “love,” “sea,” and “sun,” are masculine and the words for “art,” “faith,” and “light” are feminine. In like manner, in Arabic, which contains no neuter gender, the words for “book,” “class,” “street” are masculine while the words “car,” “university,” and “city” are feminine.Similarly, Hebrew, a semitic language that shares many parallels with Arabic, including being without the neuter gender, has many cases where inanimate objects are rendered in the masculine or feminine. Masculine examples include the words for “word,” “day,” and “room.” Instances of the feminine include “land,” “animal,” and “spirit.” Even though the word for spirit (Heb. ruach) is feminine in the Hebrew language, Judaism views ruach as an inanimate object, i.e., wind. Likewise, parakletos is masculine in Greek, notwithstanding, its usage is neuter. Translators with preconceived ideas about the Spirit would use “he” when they had no justifiation to do so.While many follow the pattern found in the King James Version in rendering the Holy Spirit in the masculine, a few translations correctly render it in the neuter, including the Diaglott, Rotherham, Goodspeed, and Literal Concordant. In addition to the above references, there are three instances in the KJV where it correctly refers to the Holy Spirit in the neuter. The first is found inMatthew 10:20, “For it is not ye that speak, but the Spirit of your Father which speaketh in you.” Instead of “who,” the translators correctly used the form “which” in reference to the Spirit. The last two examples are both found in the eighth chapter of Romans, “The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of Elohim…Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered” (vv. 16, 26).
This confusion arises because of the use of gender pronouns in the Greek language in which the New Testament was written. John 14:26 : The Holy Spirit is the power influence of Yahweh. Here "he" is the Greek ekeinos and means that one. The word pneuma, usually translated “spirit” but sometimes “wind” and “breath,” is a grammatically neuter word and in Greek is referred to by such neuter terms as “it,” “its” or “itself.” When the King James Version was translated, the doctrine of the Trinity, which supposes that the Holy Spirit is a being, had been in place for more than 1,000 years. The translators of that version almost always changed the pronouns when referring to the Holy Spirit ( pneuma ) to “he,” “his” and “himself” from the original Greek pronouns “it,” “its” and “itself” (see John 16:13-14; Romans 8:26).
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Love when you said “people are TOO quick to change”. Very important to look at what’s Biblical and listen to the Holy Spirit.
We hear this one a lot, but we never see any real proof for it. We have asked for it many times, but it always falls silent when we ask for proof.
I recently got my Bible through your ministry. Thank you for restoring the sacred names! I enjoy listening to your sermons and teachings! Shalom!
Shema Yisrael, .....good word,...be yee set apart, .. wheat n tare's. .ki el gadol Adonai ...
Let us spreading this message by help of holy spirit by holy word pray recive Mathew 13:33 Halleuyah
thanks anyway Our Abba YAHWEH Bless you and all the people loves him shalom
Shalom. Thank you. I am learning alot. I always felt uncomfortable with the festivals. Now I understand. Blessings
If you notice the few who actually watched this video over 200 views... We are the few hopefully that are really seeking God by observing his word teaching us how to live a holy and separated life... Hopefully we will find the kingdom of God.. Only a few will find it those who obeys God's Holy Word..
your messages are really good could it be possible you tranlate to spanish ir possible thank you YAHWEH bless you
We would love to be able to translate our content to Spanish. However, we do not have the ability or the manpower to do so. Blessings
do you have a church in South Africa
Thanks for the beautiful message. What do u teach about re-baptism is it necessary?
Thanks for your talk, I was wondering if you have any affiliations in Australia? Thanks again.
We are sorry to say we do not. We are just a small group here in Missouri. We do offer live Sabbath services at 1:30 PM (Central time) on Saturday yrm.org/live. Blessings and shalom!
I appreciate your teaching, and I do believe things have gotten distorted, I have been shaken in my beliefs foundation to the core, but not the foundation of my Faith, as I have always believed in the One and only Father, and the one and Only Son, but, I never hear you talk about the lost, the people that don't know Yahweh, or know about what Yahshua did to pay for our sin, do you have an active ministry to reach the lost?
We do in a way. We used to be on national television but it just wasn't feasible to continue. So now we reach people over the internet. We reach thousands of people a week and receive dozens of questions and calls a day. We appreciate your support!
Luke 6 J.B. Phillips New Testament (PHILLIPS)
Jesus speaks of the Sabbath-
6 1-2 One Sabbath day, as Jesus happened to be passing through the cornfields, his disciples began picking the ears of corn, rubbing them in their hands, and eating them. Some of the Pharisees remarked, “Why are you doing what the Law forbids men to do on the Sabbath day?”
3-4 Jesus answered them and said, “Have you never read what David and his companions did when they were hungry? How he went into the house of God, took the presentation loaves, ate some bread himself and gave some to his companions, even though the Law does not permit anyone except the priests to eat it?”
5 Then he added, “The Son of Man is master even of the Sabbath.”
-and provokes violent antagonism
6-8 On another Sabbath day when he went into a synagogue to teach, there was a man there whose right hand was wasted away. The scribes and the Pharisees were watching Jesus closely to see whether he would heal on the Sabbath day, which would, of course, give them grounds for an accusation. But he knew exactly what was going on in their minds, and said to the man with the wasted hand, “Stand up and come out in front.”
9 And he got up and stood there. Then Jesus said to them, “I am going to ask you a question. Does the Law command us to do good on Sabbath days or do harm-to save life or destroy it?”
10-11 He looked round, meeting all their eyes, and said to the man, “Now stretch out your hand.” He did so, and his hand was restored as sound as the other one. But they were filled with insane fury, and kept discussing with each other what they could do to Jesus.
the spirit is a power not a person... please explain. is it not a trinity? Jesus said I leave you a consoler he who teaches all things of God
Why the Pronoun ‘He’?In the New Testament the Holy Spirit is often referenced with the personal pronoun “he,” “him,” or “himself.” Many will point to this as proof for the Trinity. For example, in John 14:16-17 Yahshua stated, “And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you.”The “whom” here refers to the comforter, which comes from the Greek parakletos, a masculine word in Greek. Even though the Holy Spirit is described in the both the neuter and masculine throughout the New Testament, it’s likely that the translators used the Greekparakletos as an indicator for the gender of the Holy Spirit. As such, the Spirit has been incorrectly rendered by the masculine pronoun in the New Testament.Referring to inanimate objects in the masculine and feminine is not unusual. We find it in many languages. For example, in Italian the words for “love,” “sea,” and “sun,” are masculine and the words for “art,” “faith,” and “light” are feminine. In like manner, in Arabic, which contains no neuter gender, the words for “book,” “class,” “street” are masculine while the words “car,” “university,” and “city” are feminine.Similarly, Hebrew, a semitic language that shares many parallels with Arabic, including being without the neuter gender, has many cases where inanimate objects are rendered in the masculine or feminine. Masculine examples include the words for “word,” “day,” and “room.” Instances of the feminine include “land,” “animal,” and “spirit.” Even though the word for spirit (Heb. ruach) is feminine in the Hebrew language, Judaism views ruach as an inanimate object, i.e., wind. Likewise, parakletos is masculine in Greek, notwithstanding, its usage is neuter. Translators with preconceived ideas about the Spirit would use “he” when they had no justifiation to do so.While many follow the pattern found in the King James Version in rendering the Holy Spirit in the masculine, a few translations correctly render it in the neuter, including the Diaglott, Rotherham, Goodspeed, and Literal Concordant. In addition to the above references, there are three instances in the KJV where it correctly refers to the Holy Spirit in the neuter. The first is found inMatthew 10:20, “For it is not ye that speak, but the Spirit of your Father which speaketh in you.” Instead of “who,” the translators correctly used the form “which” in reference to the Spirit. The last two examples are both found in the eighth chapter of Romans, “The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of Elohim…Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered” (vv. 16, 26).
@@YahwehsRestorationMinistry Amen,....spoken like a true scholar....Shema Yisrael....
You are so very wrong. The world isn't the problem. People are. And this world is the best we have for now.
The Holy Ghost is a person, he is referred to with Pronouns never as it! All was good with this teaching until you said that
This confusion arises because of the use of gender pronouns in the Greek language in which the New Testament was written.
John 14:26 : The Holy Spirit is the power influence of Yahweh. Here "he" is the Greek ekeinos and means that one.
The word pneuma, usually translated “spirit” but sometimes “wind” and “breath,” is a grammatically neuter word and in Greek is referred to by such neuter terms as “it,” “its” or “itself.”
When the King James Version was translated, the doctrine of the Trinity, which supposes that the Holy Spirit is a being, had been in place for more than 1,000 years. The translators of that version almost always changed the pronouns when referring to the Holy Spirit ( pneuma ) to “he,” “his” and “himself” from the original Greek pronouns “it,” “its” and “itself” (see John 16:13-14; Romans 8:26).
De 6:4 one God not three