Spotlight on Leadership: AARON

Leader: Aaron son of Amram, son of Kohath

Tribe: Levi

Occupation: Spokesman for Moses, Progenitor of the High Priesthood  

Introductory Scripture: Exodus 4:14 “And the anger of the LORD was kindled against Moses, and he said, is not Aaron the Levite thy brother? I know that he can speak well. And also, behold, he cometh forth to meet thee: and when he seeth thee, he will be glad in his heart.”

Our most intimate encounter we as readers experience in the life of Aaron begins with him meeting his younger brother Moses after many years, and with perfect timing! Moses has just received instruction from the Almighty concerning the children of Israel’s bondage in the land of Egypt and before he can talk his way out of it Aaron appears. This reunion quickly becomes the greatest tandem in war of all time! Aaron was transformed from a Hebrew slave to an Israelite leader in the blink of an eye. Being a forerunner in the mission of bringing down the greatest nation of its time wasn’t an easy task. Aaron being raised in the home of his parents unlike his brother spoke Hebrew well and deemed highly capable of the task by the Father.  After much warning, persuading and providing space of repentance while feeling the wrath of the Most High; Egypt was conquered at the Red Sea. Aaron’s role as an orator was fulfilled or was it? 

After many days and nights in the wilderness the children of Israel became restless awaiting Moses who was atop Mount Sinai communing with the Lord. Though baptized by the sea they still possessed the wicked ways of the Egyptians’ in their hearts and coerced Aaron to fashion a molten calf to worship.  The Father instructed Moses to return because of this matter and when Moses confronted Aaron on the matter of creating such a snare to the people  Aaron gives a profound statement “Let not the anger of my lord wax hot: thou knowest the people, that they are set on mischief.” –Exodus 32:22

After this unfortunate ordeal, Aaron’s leadership qualities were still highly regarded by the Most High. Aaron, his sons, and brethren we set apart and assigned the roles of Priests for the mighty nation of Israel. Aaron and sons especially were given a higher role during the wilderness days to execute special services in the temple. Offering sacrifices such as burnt, grain, peace, and sin offerings to the Lord was significant so much so that when Aaron’s sons Nadab and Abihu offered incense; which HE commanded them not was put to death but Aaron held his peace. –Leviticus 10

The Levites "Kept the charge of the tabernacles of testimony" Num. 1:53 they had no territory of their own and were dispersed among the other tribes. Their emblem was the ephod of the High Priest on which were engraved, upon precious stones, the names of all tribes. "They shall teach Jacob thy judgments, and Israel thy law." -Deuteronomy 33:10  The office of High Priest spanned more than 1,200 years. 

After much service to the children of Israel Aaron was called to be gathered unto his people atop Mount Hor. Prohibited to enter into the land because he rebelled against the word of the Lord at the water of Meribah, Moses Aaron and Eleazar went up Mt Hor in the sight of the congeration where he was stripped of his priestly robes and they were passed to his son Eleazar. And when all the congregation saw that Aaron was dead, they mourned for Aaron thirty days, even all the house of Israel. -Numbers 20:29

Want to Know More about Aaron?

Read about the Budding of Aaron’s staff 

Numbers Chapter 17

"Sabbath 101"

Shalom, I pray this article finds everyone in good spirits. I wanted to take a moment to deal with the many questions that are asked by newly repented Israelites about the Sabbath and also deal with confusion as it pertains to doctrines that concern the Sabbath.

"Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy." ~ Exodus 20:8

Remember
zakar  (zaw-kar')

to mark (so as to be recognized), i.e. to remember; by implication, to mention

the sabbath
shabbath  (shab-bawth')

intermission, i.e (specifically) the Sabbath -- (+ every) sabbath.

day
yowm  (yome)

a day (as the warm hours),

to keep it holy
qadash  (kaw-dash')

to be (causatively, make, pronounce or observe as) clean (ceremonially or morally).

We must in our repentance understand that a lot of the things that we would normally do we just CAN NOT do those things anymore. Period!  As a newly repentant Israelite or an Israelite that has known their heritage and laws for some time it is our duty to deal with the scriptures "as they are written" we can not make up things or break the commandments to make our life more in tune with worldliness or to make us more comfortable.  Examples of this include going to see our family or friends on Sabbath that are not repentant well knowing they are cooking, working, and speaking about things that are inappropriate for us to speak about according to the scriptures. We should not be gossiping about other family members reminiscing about our wickedness or anything else that is contrary to sound doctrine. We should not be helping family or friends move, shop or any other thing that is prohibited according to the scripture. We should not be around Israelites that do not keep the laws as they are written.

"Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work But the seventh day is the Sabbath of the LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates:"

Exodus 20 :9-10

Question: Is it okay to clean up your house on the Sabbath vacuuming, dish washing (big job), dusting, moping, etc

Answer : NO

If the scripture is telling you to do no servile work therein why would you be cleaning your house (cleaning is servile work)? Now if you spill something on your floor you do not have to wait to the end of the Sabbath to get it up. Use wisdom. To avoid having excessive dishes and cups in the house on the Sabbath purchase paper plates and cups to only be used on the Sabbath. 

Question: Can I and or my family go to the park on Sabbath. 

Answer: Yes

There is nothing wrong with you and your family going to the park on the Sabbath day for a picnic or something of that nature. Be sure to take everything you need with you because you are still prohibited from buying that includes paying for parking or partaking in anything that will cause someone else to have to work to help you or your family on the Sabbath.  For this reason, many Israelites decide to stay home and away from public places on the Sabbaths with the exception Teaching or convocation with other Israelites.



Question: Can married couples engage in sex on the Sabbath?
Answer: Yes & No 
This question comes with a yes and a no. Reason being, a married couple has to decide if they are going to abstain from sex as a couple (see 1st Corinthians 7:5) it is not a one-way street. Isaiah 58:13 is commonly used to say there can be no sex on the Sabbath or anything done that you take pleasure in. Isaiah used the word pleasure and for many this is misinterpreted because with our current degenerative condition sex is what drives many. Our forefathers and mothers were not sex crazed maniacs like many of our people are today. Our forefathers and mothers had different pleasures (see Deuteronomy 14:26). You must examine yourselves to know what you should and should not be doing on the Sabbath in addition to above commandments. Example: It is a pleasure for me to study scriptures so should I stop studying on the Sabbath or I really enjoy eating fruit so should I stop eating fruit as well.  If you keep the script in its proper context It is speaking of buying, cooking, selling. and working. These are things that we take pleasure in that are already prohibited. Also going to school is another thing we abstain from on the Sabbath.  The more you study the scriptures the easier it is to understand what THE FATHER requires of you. Exodus 20:8-10 tells us what can't be done in the Sabbath. Isaiah is saying the same thing he is simply calling the things prohibited in Exodus "pleasures".  Now if sex is one of those things that you seem to stumble on continually embrace THE MOST HIGH GODS Holy
Sabbath to help you. That goes for anything in your life that seems to come before the laws of GOD.

You can not look on the laws of GOD and read them and add your own meaning. The law of the Sabbath is clear. DO NOT tempt THE FATHER because it will not go well for you. 

Question: Do I have to convocate(gather) with other Israelites on the Sabbath?
Answer: YES 
"Six days shall work be done: but the seventh day is the sabbath of rest, an HOLY CONVOCATION; ye shall do no work therein: it is the sabbath of the LORD in all your dwellings." ~Leviticus 23:3

Question: Can I travel on the Sabbath?
Answer: YES
Traveling on the Sabbath is just fine, you do have to convocate but remember, try to stay in a good range where you don't have to stop and by gas or oil or anything like that. Buying is still prohibited.

Now we are aware that some organizations that say they are Israelites put burdens on their congregation members to sit in buildings for 8-12  hours (or more) on the Sabbath.  That is not biblical. Convocation does not have a time stamp on it. This type of burden makes brothers and sisters despise the Sabbaths and this is not good. The leaders of Israel have put many things before our people to cause them to stumble, but in your understanding remember convocation is a holy gathering, and you do not have to sit somewhere 12 hours to keep the law of convocation. Now if you want to be in a place that long that is your choice but, the Sabbath is a day of rest so if you're not getting any rest you may need to evaluate how you observe the Sabbath. If no one is around you try to get online with other believers until someone is in your area.
Question : How many people need to be at a holy convocation
Answer: "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." `Matthew 18:20

So Christ says "gathered together in my name"  that means  " gathered under the law"

 Now with that being said if you are the kind of person that doesn't like to be around other Israelites and make every excuse not to convocate on the Sabbath you err not knowing the scriptures as the book of the law says : 
"Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another;" ~Romans 12:10
You must prefer each other and if you don't want to be around each other your spirit is not right. Period! If you have a problem with a brother or sister just let them know. Learn how to resolve problems with each other under the law. Being anti-social isn't going to help you in your walk nor does THE FATHER look favorably on you for it.  Many of our people have had such a bad experience with camps or church or religious organizations that they don't want to gather around Israelites anymore. That is okay that you don't want to be apart of and organization but breaking the Sabbath is not. HOLY CONVOCATION IS A COMMANDMENT.

Though the law of the Sabbath is very straight forward I simply wanted to deal with a few things that seem to cause division in Israel. I hope this helps you in understanding the Sabbath and if there is anything that you don't understand please email us at yhwhsgirlz12@gmail.com or lawlifeschool@gmail.com

"Noah and his Ark" (Bible Trivia)

"Children, Family, Friends and Truth"

When you come into the knowledge of the commandments of YHWH it may be a bit trying to deal with children. This can definitely be bitter sweet as you must understand to NEVER by no means disobey THE FATHER for the benefit of your children. Sometimes you deal with your children saying things like "you're not like you used to be" or family members saying "you've changed" and that you are not as good of a parent anymore because you prefer to keep the laws instead of pagan holidays, Sabbath outings and such. There are some important things to remember when dealing with children in the truth. 

• Try your best to be around other repentant Israelites as much as possible. Do not become anti-social because this will do more harm than good in the end. "Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love; in honour preferring one another;" ~Romans 12:10
• Remember the scriptures have the answers. You don't have to guess at anything THE FATHER has instructed us on how to raise our children and there is no appeal to his commandments." Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it." ~Proverbs 22:6
• Do not allow your children to interact with worldly kids too much , with the exception of school and day care, the interaction should be minimal and supervised reason being is because our children are easily seduced by worldly things.~ "The righteous is more excellent than his neighbour: but the way of the wicked seduceth them." ~Proverbs 12:26 
• You can not allow your children around family or friends that do not respect your keeping of the Laws of GOD meaning, if your children has grandparents that want to visit or keep your kids. that is fine as long as the grandparents aren't feeding your children unlawful foods, allowing them or encouraging them to dress unlawfully, speak unlawfully or anything that is against biblical instruction. If your family truly loves you and your children they will understand that all you want to do is keep the commandments and they will not want to argue with that. Many of our family and friends hate TMH and his word (Christ) and that is where a lot of the hostility that you have to experience stems from. However, if push comes to shove just don't deal with them at all because it's not worth your or your child's salvation. "And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them." ~Ephesians 5:11  " Ye stiffnecked and uncircumcised in heart and ears, ye do always resist the Holy Ghost: as your fathers did, so do ye." ~Acts 7:51

If you are a single mother or father in this truth or you have an unbelieving spouse that resided with you or wished to have partial custody of the child things can get even more difficult. We must understand that we are in captivity and the laws will allow for the unbelieving to have full or partial custody of children. In these situations you just have to deal with what comes as it comes make sure that whenever the child is with you they are keeping the commandments. Teach your child the seriousness of keeping the commandments and the consequences if they do not. This will teach your kids how to think on the Word of the LORD and not easily taken with family and peer pressure. "In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." ~Proverbs 3:6

If you are finding it hard to adjust just give yourself some time and stay consistent and 

focused, everything doesn't come as easily or as quickly as we would like endurance and 

austere is key to attempting to raise children in the truth. Always remember endurance and 

austereness is necessary when dealing with children, family, and friends during your walk in

 the knowledge of the Law of YHWH.

  Don not be deceived and think you can just hang out with the unbeliever and everything is 

all good, as the scripture says above in Proverbs 12:26 the way of the wicked seduceth the 

righteous so don't get caught up thinking you can convert someone to the laws. THE 

MOST HIGH GOD and his law is what convert us (Psalms 19:7).

I pray this helps you in some way to deal with your family, friends and children in the 

truth below I have included a few more scriptures as a reference in case you ever just need 

to find something pertaining to this subject.  Shalom

• “Separate thyself from thine enemies, and take heed of thy friends.”  Sirach 6:13
• “Desire not a multitude of unprofitable children, neither delight in ungodly sons.” Sirach 16:1
• "He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me." ~ Matthew 10:37

• And a man's foes shall be they of his own household. ~Matthew 10:26

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Unsung Sisters of Action: Hebrew midwives: Shiphrah & Puah

Exodus 1:17
“But the midwives feared God, and did not as the king of Egypt commanded them, but saved the men children alive.” 

The children of Israel served the Egyptians with rigor, but the more they served the more the Hebrew women gave birth. Out of fear Pharaoh (assuming the Hebrews would multiply, and when there falleth out any war, the Hebrews would join also unto their enemies, and fight against them) spoke with the Hebrew midwives “When ye do the office of a midwife to the Hebrew women, and see them upon the stools; if it be a son, then ye shall kill him: but if it be a daughter, then she shall live. 

Shiphrah and Puah were in dire straits! With a heinous decree laid to their power these sisters utterly refused to commit such acts, but instead choose to fear the LORD. These sisters continued to keep the male Israelites alive and when confronted again by pharaoh concerning this matter they said it plainly: “Because the Hebrew women are not as the Egyptian women; for they are lively, and are delivered ere the midwives come in unto them.”

Regardless of the consequence Shiphrah and Puah trusted in YHWH, in return the MOST HIGH dealt well with the midwives and made them houses. The word “midwife” is a term which reflects the role of nurturing and supporting a woman during her pregnancy and childbirth.  Midwife has two very similar meanings: ‘a woman who is with the mother’ and ‘bring into being’.

Exodus 1:14-21