The FUNDamental Qahal of the Most High (FQMH) | Torah Assembly of 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 (Yahuah)

Week 9: Covenant, Commandments, and Consecration. The journey continues with Mosheh’s powerful recap of Yisra’el’s wilderness story. He reminds the people of Yahuah’s faithfulness and their failures. Judges are appointed. Cities of refuge are prepared. The people are called to love, obey, and remember the covenant. This is a call to prepare the heart for crossing over. ▶️ Listen ⏸️ Pause ⏹️ Stop 📖 TORAH READING FOR DECEMBER 14–20, 2025 (Cepher Schedule – Week 9) 📘 Torah Portion: Day 1 – Sunday: Devariym (Deuteronomy) 1–3 Day 2 – Monday: Devariym 4–5 Day 3 – Tuesday: Devariym 6–8 Day 4 – Wednesday: Devariym 9–11 Day 5 – Thursday: Devariym 12–14 Day 6 – Friday: Devariym 15–17 🕯️ Shabbath Review (Friday Night): Scripture Span: Devariym (Deuteronomy) 1–17 Focus: Covenant Renewal, Commandments, and Leadership 💡 Theme: Before Yisra’el crosses over, Mosheh reminds them who they are and Whom they serve. Obedience is the key to pos...

📜 Torah Reading for October 19, 2025 🎧 Audio Accessibility This post includes text-to-speech compatibility for accessibility. Use your browser's read-aloud feature or screen reader for audio access. 📜 TORAH READING FOR ETHANIM 28, YEAR 6027 (OCTOBER 19, 2025) According to the Scriptures (את Cepher) Sunset to Sunset: October 18, 2025 – October 19, 2025 🌅 "COME INTO THE ARK" Divine Timing, Obedience, and Entering Yahuah's Covering Before Judgment 📖 PRIMARY READING — BERESHIYTH (GENESIS) 7:1–24 1. And Yahuah said unto Noach, Come you and all your house into the ark; for you have I seen righteous before Me in this generation. 2. Of every clean beast...

📜✨ TORAH & CEPHER READING ORDER PLAN ✨📜 From Shemini Atzeret (10/13/25) to Yom Teru'ah (9/11/26) A Full-Year Scripture Reading Cycle According to the את Cepher 📖 PURPOSE OF THIS PLAN To ensure that by the next Yom Teru'ah, we — the assembly of Yahuah — shall have: ✅ Read all books of the את Cepher ✅ Addressed all 613 mitzvoth (commandments) as found in the Torah ✅ Meditated on every major prophetic theme , psalm, and teaching of Yahusha ✅ Maintained the full rhythm of Yahuah's appointed times from one Feast of Trumpets to the next This reading order is divided by Hebrew months , using approximate Gregorian dates for reference. Each month includes: • Primary Books/Sections (the main readings for that month) • Supporting Readings (prophets, psalms, Brit Chadashah, and restored books) • Focus Themes (spiritual and practical application emphasis) All readings and studies shall be rendered in UTF-8 format for accessibility, with wee...

📜✨ THE BOOKS OF THE את CEPHER ✨📜 ("Cepher" means Book or Scroll — the collection of inspired writings restored and preserved in English translation) These are the sacred writings we shall read from and reference in all our studies, prayers, and teachings. Each is cited by its restored Hebrew or transliterated name, followed by its traditional English counterpart for clarity. 📖 THE TORAH (Law / Instruction of Yahuah) Bere'shiyth (Genesis) Shemoth (Exodus) Wayyiqra (Leviticus) Bemidbar (Numbers) Devariym (Deuteronomy) 📜 THE HISTORICAL BOOKS Yahusha (Joshua) Shophetiym (Judges) Ruth (Ruth) Shemu'el Ri'shon (1 Samuel) Shemu'el Sheniy (2 Samuel) Melekiym Ri'shon (1 Kings) Melekiym Sheniy (2 Kings) Divrei Hayamiym Ri'shon (1 Chronicles) Divrei Hayamiym Sheniy (2 Chronicles) Ezra Reviy`iy (Ezra / 4 Ezra / 2 Esdras) Ezra Sheliyshiy (3 Ezra / 1 Esdras) Ezra (Ezra / Esdras) Nechemyahu (Nehemiah) T...

📚✨ THE WAY FORWARD IN TRUTH ✨📚 From Shemini Atzereth (10/13/25) to the Next Yom Teru'ah (9/11/26) Study and Reading Plan According to the Scriptures (את Cepher) "This book of the Torah shall not depart out of your mouth" 📖 ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND DISCERNMENT Simchat Torah (literally "Rejoicing in the Torah") is a man-made celebration originating in rabbinic Judaism. It does not appear in Torah, the Prophets, or the Brit Chadashah, and it was never commanded by Yahuah. It arose after the Babylonian exile as a Talmudic innovation to mark the end of an annual synagogue reading cycle. While the name sounds righteous, it is not rooted in the Word of Yahuah but in the oral traditions that Yahusha rebuked, saying: "Full well ye reject the commandment of Elohiym, that ye may keep your own tradition." — Marqus (Mark) 7:9 Therefore, we acknowledge its existence only to separate ourselves from it. Our rejoicing in the Torah is not confined t...