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Stop Bringing YAHUAH’s Name to Nothing: Shamut (Exodus) 20:7 Explained from the Abariy (Hebrew)
How Exodus 20:7's Hebrew verbs reframe 'taking the name in vain' as misrepresenting God s reputation, not a casual exclamation. Read five practical habits...
7 Step Feast Day Preparation for Households: Scripture First Planning
Scripture First feast day prep for households: confirm lunar solar dates use a seven step checklist, and read restored Scripture...
Shamut (Exodus) 3:15 Explained: YAHUAH’s Set-Apart Name and His Memorial for All Generations
An exegetical study of Exodus 3:15 showing how verse 15 names YHWH, contrasts v.14, explains Hebrew terms, and points to manuscript evidence.
YAHUAH in the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament): Manuscript Evidence and the Set-Apart (Divine) Name
Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) manuscript preserves YAHUA. An evidence first, text critical review of the manuscript record, major scholarly responses,...
Firstfruits in Scripture: Texts, Ritual, and Hope for Scriptures (Bible) Readers
Explore firstfruits from Torah harvest rites to New Testament fulfillment. Manuscript rooted readings and six ritual steps for Bible readers.
4 Grammar Checks to Read Alaf (Aleph) Tau (Tav) Correctly for Scriptures (Bible) Students
Learn Alaf (Aleph) Tau (Tav)meaning by reading Abariy (Hebrew) syntax first. This piece explains four practical checks for Scriptures (Bible) students.
49 Days, Qumran Calendars, and Ancient Manuscripts: Does the Evidence Support the Lunar Shabat
A scholarship-first examination of the Lunar Sabbath. Weighs Leviticus 23's 49-day Omer count, Qumran calendrics, and manuscript research against the claim.
Abiyb (Abib) Start: Barley, New Moon, and Manuscripts for Scripture Readers
Why Abiyb's (Abib's) start followed barley ripeness and the visible new moon, how calculation changed that practice, and where to consult manuscript sources.
Scriptural (Biblical) Month Names: Learn the Abariy (Hebrew) Calendar and the Pre-Exilic Names
Manuscript based guide to the biblical months, their feasts, and preexilic names. Covers Adar I/II and the 19 year leap cycle.