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⁣Back to the Garden
By Sharman C.
From the album “My Dayz of Old”

“Back to the Garden” is a longing—a soul’s desire to return to purity, intimacy, and oneness with the Creator. In this beautifully haunting track, Sharman C. reflects on the innocence lost in the fall, and the deep yearning to dwell once again in the presence of Yahuah, as it was in the beginning. It’s a call to return—not just to a place, but to a state of being where truth, obedience, and love abide.

Layered with rich vocals and heartfelt lyrics, this song invites the listener to return to the ancient path—to walk with Yahuah in the cool of the day, restored by His mercy and drawn by His Ruach. This is the sound of teshuvah—of going back to the garden.

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A ROADBLOCK IN AFRICA... The Whole world gonna have to stop for this one!

"Ask of me things to come, concerning my sons and the works of my hands, command me."

Shalom is Keeping the Faith and Establishing Peace in the Midst of Turbulence

⁣Give me some feedback ya'll. What are your thoughts? In this video I'm giving you the inside scoop on how the Nations have been hustling us with cheap Chinese manufactured products, charging a premium!

I will be transitioning from uploading on YouTube so much, to primarily uploading here on HebrewConnect and HebrewConnectTV!

Be sure to check the App often and let the rest of Israel know we have a solid place to connect and fellowship without all the drama found on Heathen run Apps!

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⁣⁣1 John 1:9

If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.


James 5:16

Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.
The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.

Bassekou Kouyate and his band Ngoni Ba made one of the best received African albums of 2009. "I Speak Fula", released in September followed the hugely successful 2007 Segu Blue album.

Through his music, Bassekou and his band have breathed new life into Ngoni playing.

The traditional string instrument made of wood or calabash with animal skin stretched across it was always played sitting down on stage.

Bassekou and his band changed that, strapping the Ngonis over their shoulders like guitars and bringing the instruments to the front of the stage.

Bassekou and Ngoni Ba headlined on Friday night at the Festival of the Desert.

We made contact with him on Saturday and he invited us to come to where he and his band were staying in Timbuktu to film an unplugged performance in the more traditional style.

Again, we found ourselves racing the setting sun, trying to get the performance recorded before the light failed us.

We borrowed his neighbour's rooftop and Bassekou Kouyate, his wife Amy Sacko, Calabash player Alou Coulibaly and Ngoni bassplayer Moussa Bah performed this beautiful version of "Jonkoloni" from the album Segu Blue.

I realized that although my brother and I have been aware of this plot for many years now, many of you may never have heard of the Protocols, so I decided to share. Please let me know if you find this of value or not.