Cepher Moments

But how is the Messiah without the prophecies of the Old Testament? And there was given to me a reed like a rod; and the messenger stood, saying: Rise, and measure the Temple of El’ayim, and the altar, and those who worship therein. 2 But the court, which is outside the Temple leave out, and do not measure it; for it is given to the other nations: and the holy city shall they tread under foot fort...

There are often many questions concerning the translation of scriptures into the English language. We all know the joke concerning the KJV: "If it was good enough for Paul, it's good enough for me!" Of course, the KJV-AV (King James Version - Authorized Version) was published in A.D. 1611, and Pa'al likely died around A.D. 64, almost 1600 years earlier, and about 1500 years before the English lang...

Streamed live on Nov 21, 2024Scott Bennett passed away today. Here are a few notes concerning our friendship.

Chimera - the tissues of diverse genetic constitutions. A new commentary today.

In the religious world, many people believe that the angels were created before mankind, and then among them were those who fell. Genesis 6:4 tells us a curious narrative concerning fallen ones, giants and the sons of Elohiym who came into the daughters of Adam. This is an antediluvian narrative that proceeds Noach's flood and is further informed by the discussions of both Jude and Peter in the Ne...

The modern Christian church has an inclination to preach Paul, Paul, and more Paul. The average Christian - should they have any scripture committed to memory - typically recite the verses of Pa'al. Of course, there are exceptions, such as John 3:16, but almost everything else comes from the pen of Paul. But did Paul really say those things? One of the great problems facing those who have wakened...

What is the Cepher and why is it different? What are the treasures contained therein? What can a person expect when reading this text? Join us for a candid discussion about the Cepher!

In conclusion of our cursory study of this topic, tonight we will look at the actual practices of Yoceph of A'rama'thean when he entered Britain to remain in AD 36. This promises to be a robust discussion.

In our discussion of the A'rama'thean Remnant, we have compared and contrastd the protocols with those practices held by the kahilah in Yerushalayim and even Qumran. Tonight we are going to begin our quest toward an understanding of the protocols as they developed in the British Isles. Let Yah arise!

In our discussion of the A'rama'thean Remnant, it is important to compare and contrast these protocols with those practices held by the kahilah in Yerushalayim and even Qumran. Tonight we are going to make a review of these practices and stayed tuned! There will be surprises!

For those of you who have followed this channel, and for those of you who are knew to our discussion, a great deal of time has been dedicated to understanding the true history of the faith in the risen Messiah (Mashiach). While many of us are familiar with the founding of the Christian church under Constantine in AD 325 at the Council of Nicea, many have no information at all about the practices a...

The Brit Chadasha (the Renewed Covenant or New Testament) sets forth a discussion of something which has no precedent in the Tanakh and this is the casting out of demons. Is this merely Catholic mythology created by Monks in their imagination? Or was it an old wives tale later incorporated into scripture by corrupted scribes?

The casus belli for the upcoming war between Russia appears to have its impetus in the codification of divergent sexual orientation. This agenda is unacceptable to Russia and generally the Slavic world. It is the break that has caused inordinate "Russophobia" in the west - a vitriolic hatred which cannot be rationally justified but which has caused those who are under the jurisdiction of the six-c...

Is the faith journey irrational? Does it defeat logic with its tenets of the resurrection, life eternal, and a truth which exists beyond the senses? Some people hold to the notion that if they can't see it, smell it, or touch it, it doesn't exist. History is of course no assistance whatsoever to those who espouse this view, nor is any other study, since education appears to be all virtual, whether...

One text in the Cepher that has received a great deal of criticism is of course the book of Yashar. It is both a lengthy and very interesting book that, according to sources, managed to evade the lying pen of the scribes for approximately 1500 years, emerging in Ivriyt form in 14th century Spain to be published thereafter. According to one record, the scroll of Yashar - a book which is identified...

Ce qui est tragique? Ce qui est pathétique! Maybe the great tragedy in our own lives comes when we first learn that it is certain that we will die. Equally tragic, that we will die without knowing with the same certainty whether our consciousness will survive. How is it that we could be such sentient beings and come to nothing in the end? And life is given for the living and not for the dead. Some...

As the world begins into a great culling which is likely to be marked with supply chain issues and subsequent shortages, it behooves the believer to learn the discipline of fasting and prayer. Prepare your heart now, and you will know your inner strength well.

As we consider our beliefs what is the nature of our fellowship? Are we Torah Keepers? Messianic? Noahide? Netsariym? Before we answer how people should label us, let's take a look at what we believe and what we don't believe. Stay buckled in for your own safety and put your tray in the upright and locked position.

Forty days is appointed unto you - to reach understanding, to turn from wickedness and to embrace the way, the truth and the life. While many are called, few are chosen, and as a result, the gate is narrow and few find it. Are you one of those? The name of Yah is delivered now to those with ears to hear and eyes to see. The truth rises from earth among the qodeshiym and it does so in forty days.

In the world of the study of scripture, the true students have come to appreciate that the Gregorian Calendar which we have today, or the Julian Calendar which preceded it, have little to do with the calendar(s) discussed in scripture. As a result, many have searched the scripture over to find the true biblical pattern for the calendar, that they might correctly observe the feasts of Yahuah given...

8 Thus dwelt Esau in Mount Se`iyr: Esau is Edom. Bere’shiyth (Genesis) 36:1-8. When studying this, we are handed yet another bill of geographic goods based upon the tired guesses of people whose conclusions begin with a predisposed bias. We are told that Mount Se'iyr is not a mountain at all, but rather a hill or set of hills around a place called Petra. Someone somewhere reached this conclusion a...