It would not change Yahovah or His creation if there were neither Jew nor Christian to worship Him. He is who He is, and nothing mankind has done, is doing. Or will do will change that.

I can, however, be changed back into His image and likeness if I am prepared to do things His way and not according to man’s doctrines.
I must actively seek Yah’s truth, I start by searching the scriptures for the scriptures tell me about Yah and His creation. I compare what I read with what I see around me, and what I do.

Do I follow man made rituals and doctrines, formulas which men say will get me to ‘heaven’, or do I seek Yah’s truths revealed in His Torah and put into words by Moses.

Do I discard and abandon Yah’s Torah because the Apostle Paul seems to imply something else?

It is not about ‘worship’ as such, it is about compliance, it is about obedience, it is about doing things Yah’s way. It is about living in harmony with Yah’s creation and not seeking to mold Yah’s creation to whims of my own godship.

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There is a theme that runs through Yah’s scripture a theme of a perfect creation, and at its peak, mankind, made in the image and likeness of his Creator.    Of two ‘trees’ each like a WiFi beacon, one communicating knowledge, back and forth, to the mind of man , the other communicating life to the heart of man.

Man has also been made with a homing instinct so that, when separated from Yah, his Creator, he will seek for that Creator.

He also has free will and an insatiable curiosity for the things of the world, and he sits with Yah to learn, or not as the case may be.

But man strays into disobedience, he listens to the whispers of the serpent, and gets himself cut off from the transmissions from the tree of life, and his brain (with its link to the tree of Knowledge) comes to rule his being instead of his heart as Yah desires.

But man’s brain is as yet incompetent, it is unable to interpret ‘knowledge’ correctly without his heart link to Yah, there is the truth that is Yah’s creation, and there is opinion which is man’s fabrications, and now ‘opinion’ rules.

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In society there are rules, and if I keep the rule I can exist hassle free, if I break the rules I eventually suffer as a result.    It is the same with Yah’s creation, He gave us a set of rules, rules which tell us how to get the best out of His creation.

When we break those rules we do not appear to suffer any more than anybody else, could it be that that is because everybody else is also breaking the rules?

Yah’s people. We are told, are exceptional, they stand out.   Why do they stand out? Because they guard His Torah, the Torah given to us in the first 5 books of the bible.

Rabbis and pastors are like shopkeepers, they are selling a product, and the more product they sell, the better off they are.   Where is this in Torah?   Often these rabbis and pastors wear a uniform so that they can be ‘exceptional’.

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In the beginning Yah created – everything, and what is more it was – perfect and complete in every way. That iPhone that you use, its technology was catered for in Yah’s original creation, even if mankind did not discover it for thousands of years.
We have a choice, we can choose to live in harmony with Yah’s creation by keeping its laws commandments and statutes, or we can do our own thing and lose the synergy and harmony that comes from doing things the Creator’s way.

If I do things my way, I am effectively saying “I am god, and I know best”. This is what Adam did, and the result is always chaotic because man’s knowledge is puny compared to that of Yah the creator and inventor of all things.

If I invent something, I usually know it better than everyone else, I know its secret inner workings, so I know what makes it work well, and I know why it is not working well. I write the user’s manual with this in mind. If I invent a vacuum cleaner I do not need to explain the laws of magnetic flux that makes it work. I explain how to assemble, switch on, and use the device. Yah’s manual, written down in 5 volumes by His servant Moses, does exactly this, it tells us that if we do things Yah’s way, without adding to or taking away from Yah’s way, then we will prosper.

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From the time that Adam ate of the forbidden fruit, and, by it, obtained his own godship, his own ability to decide what is good and what is evil, mankind has wobbled away from the Creator’s path; The Way, The Truth and The Life of Yah, and substituted his own way, his own truth and his own life.

The serpent aided and abetted this process and will, forever, influence mankind to each “do it my way”. Satan does not care what we do as long as it takes us away from Yah’s Way. Yah’s Truth and Yah’s Life.
Man’s free will means that he has choices in life, and the biggest choice he has is whether to seek the Creators truth or not, to seek the Creator’s truth he must put aside his own godship, if he does not then he will always find the truth according to his own knowledge of good and evil.

There are many things that man considers evil, but Yah does not, one of them is polygamy, another is underage marriage. There is nothing in the bible which prohibits these things, and both are surrounded by man-made social edifices. To understand Yah’s attitude we must consider the role of husband, and or father.

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At Horeb the Children of Israel refused to have a one 2 one relationship with Yahovah, this resulted in the need for a tabernacle in the wilderness and a priesthood to substitute as intermediaries. Adam, in Eden had chosen to go his own way, he felt that his independence from Yah, his creator, was important to himself and having his own godship was better, but in so doing he irrevocably departed from living in harmony with creation and the healing and beneficial way of Yahovah the Creator.

To mitigate this Yah had the Children of Israel build the tabernacle and start a process of sacrifices and offerings which kept the idea of compliance at the forefront of their minds, it provided a symbology by which the seeker after truth could arrive at Yah’s threshold.
The tabernacle in the wilderness became Solomon’s Temple in which the essence of Yah could be seen, later, after the loss of the first House of Yahovah, the second (Herod’s) temple was build, and greatly expanded and enriched upon by Herod. This was the temple that Yahoshua said would be destroyed and rebuilt in 3 days.

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Next time you have a conversation with your pastor, ask him by what authority does he take charge of the spiritual lives of maybe thousands of people.

Ask him where is prophet Smith or teacher Jones, where is evangelist Mary or apostle Martha, ask him where the scriptures separate out the pastor for special treatment, last time I looked, it was the prophet that was all important.
Yah wants us to have a relationship with Himself, a one to one direct accountability where we put aside our own godship and Join Yah’s GODSHIP, thus reversing what happened in the Garden of Eden.

Having a ‘pastor’ alone, out the front, with no prophet or teachers is pagan, it is a form that Satan uses to keep control.

People have a natural inclination to let others take responsibility, and this is what the traditional pastor does, but in doing so he or she is usurping Yah, when I come before Yah I will be held responsible for my actions (or lack thereof), not the pastor (he gets it in the neck for leading you astray!).

The pastor’s job is twofold, to get bums on seats and to get money in the kitty. Usually he is trained and equipped by a religious sect, and given a ‘church’ which he must run at a profit whilst also not deviating from the ‘received’ doctrine of the sect. He sinks or swims, and if he turns a profit, he gets promoted and gets a bigger, more important church.

Non of this has anything to do with Yah.

Yah’s gift to the body is the 5 ministries, Satan’s gift is a minister who will substitute for Yah, which one of these describes your set-up?

Stop and think, ask the question “is this scriptural?” If it is not, then challenge your pastor, does he start making excuses? Does he wriggle? Does he rebuke you? If you are like me you will be asked to leave before you contaminate his flock, note though, it is the pastors flock not Yah’s flock, and they are going to be awfully angry when the time comes, then they will wail and gnash their teeth.

Yah had the Children of Israel gather at the foot of the mountain and He spoke to them, but they did not want to hear Him directly and asked that He tell Moses who would pass on the word.

Yah was not acceptable to the Children of Israel, He was telling them how to become ‘Adults of Israel’ and they did not want to know.

As a result Yah had to set up the Tabernacle in the wilderness as a substitute for the children. Children need the iconry and the ritual, Adults can seek Yah directly for themselves. The temple is therefore the exact opposite of what men make it out to be, it is the Icon of failure for Yah’s chosen.

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Creation consists of two elements, one might call them ‘Chaim’ and “da’at” both from the Hebrew, and equating to the physical and the abstract realms. We as people are very tied up with the physical realm of creation, but we are not very good on the abstract, having a tendency to see all things in their ‘chaim’ form. But each object also has its da’at form.

When Yah created the heavens and the earth, he did not create physical smartphones, but he did create the underlying natural science that allows smartphones to work. The underlying material, the silicon and the plastic, and its science is the chaim, the knowledge that was applied to the materials is the da’ah.

When mankind ate the ‘poisoned’ fruit of the tree of knowledge, he stopped seeing ‘Chaim’ as Yah sees it through his infinite knowledge (the Creator’s knowledge of his creation), and started seeing it through his (Adam’s) own puny knowledge, like looking at life through the wrong end of a pair of binoculars.

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When we talk about the ‘fall’ of Adam, we assume that the Adam of Genesis became ‘imperfect’ but are we justified in making that assumption?

Creation IS still Tov Mehod (perfect) because it is Yah’s creation and HE does not change.   Adam was created in the “image and likeness” of Yah so he too IS perfect.   But Adam was poisoned by the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.   Did that make him imperfect?

We cannot know that until the last day when Yah winds up this Torah and brings down a new Torah.

Ir Adam is with Yah on the last day then his, Adam’s, perfection is revealed.   Yah created us with a ‘homing’ mechanism like that of a pigeon, we take our inheritance (of perfection) and we stray off of the Way, we live with the pigs and eat with the pigs, but our perfection cuts in and some of us start on the way back to Yah.

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