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Rejoicing in Yah’s Judgment Is No Sin | Miriam, Dawid, Prophets, & Yahusha Prove It (Part 1)
Rejoicing in Yah’s Judgment Is No Sin | Miriam, Dawid, Prophets, & Yahusha Prove It (Part 1) Covenant Convo With ShayYah 56 Views • 12 months ago

⁣Family, this message is not for the faint of heart. Too long have our people been brainwashed by Christian lies telling us it’s wrong to rejoice when Yah crushes our enemies. But the Word says otherwise:

Miriam sang and danced when Pharaoh drowned (Exodus 15:20–21).

Dawid rejoiced when he saw vengeance on his enemies (Psalm 58:10, Psalm 92:11).

Mosheh led Yah’s judgment campaigns against Midian (Numbers 31).

The Prophets commanded us to clap our hands and sing when Babylon and Nineveh fell (Isaiah 14:7–8, Jeremiah 51:48, Nahum 3:19).

Even Yah Himself sings over His vengeance (Zephaniah 3:17–19).

And Yahusha declared, “Bring hither those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, and slay them before me” (Luke 19:27).

👉 Who do you think you are? Are you more righteous than the Most High? More pious than He is? He never told us to love everybody. He said there’s a time to love and a time to hate (Ecclesiastes 3:8).

So let every hypocrite, every Christian zealot, and every Yasharal brainwashed by Rome be rebuked: it is not sin to rejoice when Yah judges our enemies. It is worship. It is covenant loyalty. It is justice.

✊🏾🔥 Clap your hands. Lift your voice. Celebrate when Yah avenges His people. Because rejoicing in His judgment is giving Him glory.

📖 Scriptural References:

Exodus 15:20–21 | Psalm 58:10 | Psalm 92:11 | Numbers 25:16–18 | Numbers 31:1–2, 7–8 | Isaiah 14:7–8 | Jeremiah 51:48 | Nahum 3:19 | Zephaniah 3:17–19 | Luke 17:3–4 | Luke 19:27 | Ecclesiastes 3:1,8 | Revelation 18:20

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1 Maccabees 4 Comes Alive — Cleansing of the Sanctuary
1 Maccabees 4 Comes Alive — Cleansing of the Sanctuary GoshenRecords 47 Views • 10 months ago

⁣“The Cleansing of the Sanctuary” is a reverent, soulful retelling of
📜 1 Maccabees 4:41–52,
the original historical account of how Hanukkah began — not with gifts or games, but with the restoration of the Temple.

After the battles were fought, Judas appointed warriors to guard the fortress while the priests — blameless, devoted, and lovers of the Law — went into the shattered sanctuary to remove every defiled stone.
The old altar was torn down, new stones were chosen “according to the Law,” and a new altar was built exactly as Moses commanded.

They restored the holy vessels, relit the lamps, replaced the incense altar, renewed the table, and spread out the veils again.
On the 25th day of Casleu, they rose early, offered sacrifices, and rededicated the house of Yah with worship, incense, and light.

This song walks through that sacred moment — the rebuilding, the cleansing, the return of the flame, and the renewal of holiness that gave birth to what we now call Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication.

This is the heart of the Feast:
✨ cleansing
✨ restoration
✨ courage
✨ purity
✨ worship
✨ light returning to the Temple



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