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GUARDING THE COVENANT — YAHUAH’S DESIGN FOR PURITY AND POSTERITY

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Theme: Guarding the Covenant — Yahuah’s Design for Purity and Posterity. All creation bears witness that Yahuah is righteous in all His ways and holy in all His works. When man forsakes His order, confusion enters, and generations stumble. But when the people of Elohiym walk according to His Torah, life and blessing abound. We are called to preserve the divine pattern of male and female, to teach our children righteousness, and to reject every doctrine that confuses or corrupts what Yahuah has sanctified. ๐Ÿ”Š Audio Accessibility ▶️ Listen ⏸️ Pause ⏹️ Stop ๐Ÿ”ฅ GUARDING THE COVENANT — YAHUAH’S DESIGN FOR PURITY AND POSTERITY All creation was made by divine order — male and female, seed and fruit, light and darkness. When this pattern is honored, life multiplies and peace follows. When it is corrupted, chaos spreads through generations. The Torah calls this corruption an abomination (ืชּื•ֹืขֵื‘ָื”, toสฟevah ) — not because Yahuah hates mankind, but because He hat...

Halloween Exposed: The Pagan Origins and Why Yahuah Hates It

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HALLOWEEN: A CELEBRATION OF DARKNESS THAT YAHUAH DESPISES. Date: October 27, 2025. Hebrew Calendar: 5th of Cheshvan, 5786. Timeframe: Sunset to Sunset. And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them. Ephesians 5:11. As the world decorates its homes with jack-o'-lanterns, skeletons, and ghosts, many are unaware that Halloween is not a harmless holiday, but a celebration of death, fear, and demonic power. It is not a holy day but a hellish day. It honors the spirits of the dead, exalts witchcraft, and mocks the light of Yahuah. No matter how cute or innocent the costumes or candy may seem, the origin and purpose of this day are rooted in rebellion against the Most High. THE PAGAN ROOTS OF HALLOWEEN. Samhain — The Festival of Death. Halloween's origins come from Samhain pronounced Sow-en, the ancient Celtic festival marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the dark half of the year. Pagans believed that on this night Oct...