⁣Is there a divine purpose for Israel in the final day judgments? Many would say no because they believe that the church has replaced the chosen people. However, understanding the days of
judgment is crucial because there are many similarities between the plagues of Egypt and the plagues recorded in the book of revelation. It’s as though we’re being reminded of the events of the exodus as we study the prophecies concerning things to come.

⁣Understanding the days of judgment is imperative as we observe the unfolding of last-day events. We need to discern the difference because far too many Christians believe that Scripture only references a period of tribulation and judgment that will bring about the end of the world. However, other prophecies concerning judgment will occur before the creation of the new heaven and earth. Messiah told us that before it all ends, life on earth would be as it was in the days of Noah. So, it is essential to know what things were like in Noah’s day.
#DaysofNoah #Daysofjudgment

⁣A common question Christians ask when they hear about the judgment is, What about the rapture? In this 4th session of the series, Understanding the Days of Judgment, we will address the rapture doctrine to see if Scripture supports this belief.

⁣We need to understand the days of judgment and end-time signs on Earth. Matthew 24:11 tells us that many false prophets will rise and deceive many in the last days. The enemy is also aware of these prophetic words, so we should expect him to use his available resources to deceive the masses. As a result, we need to prepare to stand against the coming deception.

⁣Understanding the days of judgment is imperative as we look to the heavens in confident anticipation of our deliverance from the oppression of the wicked. Throughout Scripture, we find many references of the Most High bringing judgment on the inhabitants of world. Now we see end time signs happening on earth and we will see it happening in the heavens. As a result, we will need to guard our hearts and minds against deceptive signs.

⁣The “Day of Judgment” – many refer to it as a future event promised in Scripture where the Most High will bring about final justice and condemnation to sinners. However, there are several judgments mentioned in the Scripture. Understanding the days of judgment is imperative as we look to the heavens in confident anticipation of our deliverance from the oppression of the wicked.

⁣The Most High spoke to and through many people throughout Scripture. He spoke through prophets, judges and kings, and there were times when He chose to speak through those we would call ordinary people. However, the evidence is clear that His oracles were given to one people – Israel. They are the only chosen messengers called to teach the divine oracles and lead the chosen people.

⁣The Most High made it clear in the Scriptures that His sacred writings belong to one group of people who would be his witnesses on the earth. Gentile nations did not have the same access to His laws, statutes, and commandments. The oracles were given to one people – Israel. So, why did the Most High not speak to Gentiles as He spoke to His chosen people?

⁣When Ezekiel saw the dry bones, he saw
hopelessness, death, and despair. Blacks experience similar conditions.
However, the Most High saw more than bones. He saw the army that came out of
Egypt. So, He told Ezekiel to prophesy to the bones so they could live. What
are we saying to the dry bones?

⁣As we remember the first exodus, we are reliving the story of our ancestors. We are also learning how the children of Israel were delivered from the bondage of those who oppressed them. An oppressor is a person or group exercising authority over another in a cruel and demeaning way: they crush their victims by abuse of power or authority. They will not relent or sympathize with the pain and suffering they inflict on others because oppressors have hardened hearts. The power of the Most High is the only thing that can only crush their control. In this 8th session of the series, we will see how the Most High dealt with the Egyptians and forced them to let His people go.
#Exodus #Israel

⁣Now you shall see what I will do to Pharaoh, YAH said to Moses. For with a strong hand, he will let them go, and with a strong hand he will drive them out of his land.” In this 7th session of the series, Remembering the first exodus, we will look back in time to reflect on the deliverance of the children of Israel out of bondage. Just like Pharoah, the nations that enslaved the people of the Most High held themselves blameless for their mistreatment of the chosen people, but the plagues will get their attention.

⁣When the children of Israel cried out because of the oppression of the Egyptians, the Most High remembered the covenant He made with their forefathers. He appointed Moses to lead them out of bondage. In this 6th session of the series, remembering the first exodus, we want to look at the leadership traits of Moses and those called to lead Israel.

⁣When the children of Israel cried out because of the oppression of the Egyptians, the Most High remembered the covenant He made with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and He sent Moses to lead them out of bondage. What caused the people to follow him? In the 5th session of the series, Remembering the First Exodus we will discover why they were told to look at the signs.

⁣Remembering the First Exodus #4 | He Still Hears the Cry of Israel - The story about the Exodus gives us an account of Israel’s deliverance from captivity. The bondage was so intense that the people cried out because of the oppression. It is now time for the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt to revisit the departure as they await deliverance from the land of their captivity. As we remember the first exodus, an important thing to remember is the Most High still hears the cry of Israel.

⁣Remembering the First Exodus #3 | What Oppressors Fear Most - Exodus begins by identifying those who came out of the loins of Jacob. These Israelites, chosen by the Most High are the forefathers of the remnant scattered around the world today. In this third session of the series, Remembering the First Exodus, we will examine the oppression of our ancestors to understand what our oppressors fear most.
#Exodus #truth #Israelites

⁣The book of Exodus gives us an account of what happened when the children of Israel were delivered from slavery in Egypt. It is now time for the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt to revisit the departure as they await deliverance from the land of their captivity. In this second session of the series, Remembering the First Exodus, we will confirm that the Egyptians and Israelites were both Black.

⁣Remembering the First Exodus | A Look Back at the Prophecy - The Exodus gives us an account of what happened when the children of Israel were delivered from slavery in Egypt. The bondage was so intense that the people cried out because of the severe oppression. It is time for the descendants of those enslaved in Egypt to revisit the Exodus story as they wait for their deliverance from the land of their captivity. In this first session of the series, Remembering the First Exodus, we will look back at the prophecy given to Abraham and the events that led to Israel’s captivity.
#RememberingtheFirstExodus

⁣Studies show that Africans and Indians have the highest amount of melanin, with no significant difference. Those with the highest amount of melanin should know about the benefits of dark melanin skin and how those benefits can be blocked. Sadly, most of them do not. In this 4th session, we will continue to uncover these melanin secrets.

⁣Scientists know that Africa is the cradle of human civilization, so if life began in Africa, the first humans had to be dark melanated people. Normally, we only hear that melanin provides protection from harmful UV rays, but it so much more. Melanin is necessary for the brain and nerves to operate, the eyes to see, and the cells to reproduce. In this session, Uncovering Melanin Secrets, we will discuss the value of melanin and Black skin.

⁣Christians call holy communion the Passover feast that served as a memorial of Israel’s deliverance from Egypt. The Passover is the only thing in the Bible that comes close to a communion service. Why did they try to erase it? In this second session of the series, the truth about Christian communion, we will continue the discussion about Christian Communion to see if this was another attempt to erase the history ancient Israelites.