Revelation 14:12 reveals who endures to the end: the set-apart ones who guard Elohim’s commands and hold to the faithfulness of Y’hoshua. Ya’aqob confirms it—faith without works is dead. Is your faith mere belief, or discipleship that obeys?
Could the “strong delusion” warned of in Scripture be connected to Christianity? This teaching examines 2 Thessalonians 2, lawlessness, division, and the loss of Torah as the biblical standard of truth.
Shalom is the wholeness, restoration, and covenant life of Y’hovah in the talmid of Y’hoshua. This teaching reveals how shalom guards the heart, restores the soul, and is cultivated through trust, Torah, obedience, prayer, and daily union with the Messiah.
True joy (simchah) is not an emotion but the strength of the talmid — a covenant-based reality rooted in Y’hovah’s presence. This teaching explores joy in trials, hope, endurance, and the transforming power of the Ruach HaKodesh.
