WHAT IS YOUR STANDARD OF JUSTICE?

[N'ZI Amani Germain]

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ!

Do not let the numerous "Moreh" on the Black Preaching Network lead you astray.

The message of our Lord Jesus is very clear:

“For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven"'.

Matthew 5:20

"...unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven"

Do you want to go to Heaven?

Then, what is your standard of justice?

That of the emerging teachers of the law?

That of the modern Pharisees?

Or that of Jesus?

PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHOICE!

Bro. Germain

www.tagworld.com/srobouay
www.myspace.com/wawesan

[Eric Hancock]

I am waiting for you to respond ,,see page 7.or do I have to wait another three days?? I need no help,,especially for you ..you UNLEARNED PHILISTINE...AND NEVER CHALLENGE ME OR THE HEBRAICS AGAIN,,NOW GO TO YOUR ROOM NO SUPPER FOR YOU

[Eric Hancock]

OH NO!!!
It's Lonnie??,,well I answered the question for you did Abraham keep the sabbath??see page 7,,silly rabbit tricks are for kids

[Anna]

Mystery Writer, Mr G, & Lonnie:

Yes please do as Emma suggested.
Divide your message into segments, I, 2. 3. 4 etc., or A, B, C, D and will will provide answers accordingly.

In the mean time, I have posted a couple of blogs regarding the Torah that you teach has been done away.

Your allegation is the same a someone reading a novel and assuming a character has been murdered, but the character shows up, to their chagrin, before the novel is done! That is he case with the law/Torah that you wish to be done away so that you don't have to keep it. Your favorite author Paul described people who hated YHWHs law, in

Romans 8:7 "Because the carnal mind is enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of God, nor indeed can be.

It is obvious that your carnal mind has blinded you to the truth. You do not want to be subject to the Law of YHWH.

Paul already stated that he upheld YHWH's law in Rom. 3:31, interestingly you don't ever quote that text.

But primarily, the evidence that the law did not get abolished by our Messiah are the Prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah and Micah, who all mentione the law/Torah, in the hearts of Believers in the New Covenant, as well as the rule/Law of the Kingdom of YHWH in the future here on earth:

Here are a couple of blogs which will prove to you if you would stop cherry picking and scripture shopping but let the Bible interpret itself, that the Law/Torah is still binding now and will be under the New Covenant. Why do you refuse to obey our Messiah and keep the Commandments of YHWH???


If Christ is the "end of the law/Torah, why is the Torah the law proclaimed the Kingdom per Isaiah 2 & Micah 2?
http://www.blackpreachingnetwork.com/profiles/blogs/if-christ-is-the-end-of-the-1

If Christ is the "end of the law/Torah" Why is He writing the law/Torah in your hearts, in the New Covenant? Jer. 31:33
http://www.blackpreachingnetwork.com/profiles/blogs/if-christ-is-the-end-of-the


All of you need to heed the words of the Apostles in Acts 2 and REPENT! otherwise you will go the way of the lawless ones of Matt. 7:23.

Maybe you have never read this part of your bible, or just skipped over it because you didn't want to accept it, but here are several texts from the NT regarding the necessesity of our Keeping the commandments of YHWH and His Son:

1John.3
[22] And whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his sight.

[24] And he that keepeth his commandments dwelleth in him, and he in him. And hereby we know that he abideth in us, by the Spirit which he hath given us.

1John.5
[2] By this we know that we love the children of God, when we love God, and keep his commandments.
[3] For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments: and his commandments are not grievous.

2John.1
[6] And this is love, that we walk after his commandments. This is the commandment, That, as ye have heard from the beginning, ye should walk in it.

Rev.12
[17] And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ

Rev.14
[12] Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

Rev.22
[14] Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.

[Eric Hancock]

G Iam sure that you heard this NOW APPLY IT,,and let the false teacher Identify themself as well.whoever you are dont send a unlearned BOY to do your work show yourself

Hosea 4V 6

6My people are destroyed(A) for lack of knowledge;
(B) because you have rejected knowledge,
I reject you(C) from being a priest to me.
And since you have forgotten the law of your God,
(D) I also will forget your children.

[Eric Hancock]

Now after this dont call me out anymore little boy

[Eric Hancock]

G I get my help from Nobody but Yah

The Sabbath Given as a Sign
(1) After delivering Israel from Egyptian bondage, did Yahwey provide a special sign to Israel setting them apart as His own people? Exodus 31:13.

Comment: Israel’s Exodus from Egypt was marked with numerous miracles from Yahwey. In the wake of this deliverance,Yahwey presented the Sabbath (already a commandment for all mankind) as a special sign between Him and this nation, whom He would set apart and bless with His presence and guidance.

(2) Was Yahwey serious about Israel’s obedience to the Sabbath command? Exodus 31:14-15.

Comment: The penalty for willful disobedience was death. This was not a harsh decree from a harsh Yahwey whose rule over the people created abject fear. Rather, obedience to this and all other commandments yielded great benefits and blessings, whereas rebellion spread to the national level and spelled chaos and ruin. Yahwey had to literally mandate happiness and fulfillment in order to guard against self-destruction by ancient Israel. This meant that the ultimate penalty for sin and rebellion had to be demonstrated on a personal level.

(3) Were the terms of the Sabbath sign between Yahwey and Israel essentially part of a separate Sabbath covenant? Exodus 31:16.

Comment: All other nations of that time were cut off from the knowledge and truth of Yahwey because they never kept His true seventh-day Sabbath. Only Israel had this contact with the true Yahwey, which was possible by fearing Him and keeping His laws—especially the all-important commandment to keep the Sabbath, which identified them as His people by a special covenant.

(4) How long was this covenant intended to last? Exodus 31:17.

Comment: This sign between God and Israel was to continue forever. Also, verse 16 shows that the Sabbath covenant was to be a perpetual covenant. The terms “forever” and “perpetual” do not imply a temporary span of time but rather “lasting for eternity.”

(5) Ancient Israel was carnal and never continued in obedience to God’s Law. Yet, what was Israel’s track record with regard to their faithfully keeping this sign of the Sabbath with their Creator? Ezekiel 20:11-13.

Comment: The term “Sabbaths” in Ezekiel 20 referred to not only the weekly Sabbath but the annual Sabbaths as well, to be discussed in future lessons.

Israel rebelled in the wilderness, in the Promised Land during the time of the judges, and especially during and after the time of Solomon’s rule. Amazingly, the book of Ezekiel was written after Judah was taken into Babylonian captivity about 585 B.C., but was addressed to Israel, which had already been taken into captivity over 140 years prior to the writing of this prophecy. The prophecy of Ezekiel was clearly intended for modern Israel—a people far removed from the laws of Yahwey and knowledge of the true Sabbath.

Sabbath Command Applies Even Today
(1) Does Yahwey expect us in this modern age to keep the Sabbath? Hebrews 3:8-11.

(2) Was ancient Israel’s failure to believe Yahwey and their disobedience to His Sabbath command the reason they never entered into the “rest” offered to them, as mentioned above? Hebrews 4:1-2.

Comment: Ancient Israel’s unbelief and faithlessness rendered the admonition given to them as unprofitable, since they rejected the instructions given to them through Moses.

(3) Did the apostle Paul admonish the Hebrews to take measures not to fall into the same state as ancient Israel and their unbelief? Hebrews 3:12, 15; 4:3.

(4) Exactly what is the direct connection between the “rest” discussed in Hebrews chapters 3 and 4 with the Sabbath Command still being in effect today? Hebrews 4:4, 9.

Comment: Verse 4 is a clear connection in whichYahwey rested on the Sabbath at the end of the Creation Week. It mentions the seventh day twice in connection with the Sabbath. In verse 9, we find the correct meaning of “rest”: “There remains therefore a rest to the people of Yahwey.” The margin of the Oxford edition of the King James Version gives the correct meaning of the word translated “rest.” Translated from the Greek word Sabbatismos, it means “a keeping of a (the) Sabbath.” This verse, in its given context, should read, “There remains therefore a keeping of the Sabbath for the people of Yah.” Rather than being done away with, we find that the Sabbath still “remains.”

(5) Does the “rest” of the Sabbath typify the “rest” of the coming Millennium and kingdom of Yahweh? Hebrews 4:10-11.

Comment: Verse 10 clearly shows that when one enters his rest, he ceases from his works or labors, just as Yahwey rested on the original Sabbath at the end of Creation Week. Then verse 11 admonishes all to labor in order to enter into “that rest,” referring to the coming kingdom of Yahwey, which is the central part of the gospel message.

Seven-Day Week Reveals the Pattern of Yahwey 7,000-Year Plan
(1) Was each day of the Creation Week a literal 24-hour day? Genesis 1:5, 8, 13, 19, 23, 31; Genesis 2:2.

(2) Does the seventh-day Sabbath picture the coming 1,000 years of rest upon the earth? II Peter 3:8; Revelation 5:10; 20:6.

Comment: A day (according to Yahwey’s Plan) is as a thousand years and a thousand years of man’s history is as a day in the overall seven-day week (which consists of seven 1000-year days). Some accuse the Church of Yahwey of inventing this “idea” during the twentieth century. However, Yah’s overall plan of seven 1000-year days has been understood by His servants over the course of time and this understanding has also been attributed to the prophet Elijah. Notice the following:

“The ancient and popular doctrine of the Millennium was intimately connected with the second coming of Yahshua. As the works of the creation had been finished in six days, their duration in their present state, according to a tradition which was attributed to the prophet Elijah, was fixed to six thousand years. By the same analogy, it was inferred that this long period of labor and contention, which was now almost elapsed, would be succeeded by a joyful Sabbath of a thousand years; and that Yahshua, with the triumphant band of the saints and the elect who had escaped death [by divine protection; Rev. 3:10], or who had been miraculously revived [resurrected from the dead], would reign upon earth till the time appointed for the last and general resurrection” .

Yahshua Kept the Sabbath
(1) Did Yah create all things? John 1:3; Colossians 1:16.

Comment: This same Member of the Yahwey's Family, who was the Spokesman or Word, was the one who created the Sabbath and set it apart as holy. For this very reason, He referred to Himself as “Lord of the Sabbath” in Mark 2:28 and Luke 6:5.

(2) Did this Member of the God Family divest Himself of His glory for a time in order to become a fleshly human being? Hebrews 2:9.

Comment: Yahshua came as a human being for a number of reasons, including preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God/Yahwey and the teaching and commissioning of the apostles, as He established His Church to continue to the end of the age. He also came for the suffering of death and the offering of his life for the sins of the world after having set the example for those called in this age to follow, including when and how to observe the Sabbath.

(3) Are we specifically told through Scripture to follow Yah's example?

Matthew 28:20; I Corinthians 11:1; I Peter 2:21; I John 2:6.

(4) Was it Yashua custom to observe the Sabbath and to assemble with others on the Sabbath? Leviticus 23:3; Luke 4:16, 31.

Comment: Yashua obeyed the laws of Yahwey perfectly and had established keeping the Sabbath as a way of life.

The Apostles and the New Testament Church Kept the Sabbath
(1) Did the disciples of Christ observe the Sabbath commandment even after He was crucified? Luke 23:56.

Comment: After having rested on the Sabbath according to the commandment, those disciples were involved in laboring on the first day of the week, a regular work day.

(2) Did Paul always observe the Sabbath? Acts 17:1-2; I Corinthians 11:1.

Comment: As a zealous Jew, Paul had always observed the Sabbath—the same day Jesus kept. He continued to keep it with greater purpose after receiving God’s Spirit.

(3) During the time he was in Antioch in Asia Minor, did Paul preach to the Jews, as well as Gentiles who met with them, at the synagogue each Sabbath? Acts 13:14-15, 42-43.

Comment: When speaking almost exclusively to the Gentiles, Paul made no mention that the Sabbath was no longer binding or had been changed to Sunday. Rather, they continued to meet on the Sabbath (verse 44).

(4) Being a tentmaker by profession, did Paul suspend his work in order to observe the Sabbath? Acts 18: 1-4, 9, 11.

(5) Did Christ indicate that the Church in the end-time would be a Sabbath-keeping Church? Matthew 24:20.

Comment: Christ’s admonition for His people in the end-time to pray that their flight not take place on the Sabbath was a sure sign that the true Church would be keeping the Sabbath.

Final Points to Consider
(1) After the Babylonian captivity, did the Jews come to understand from God’s servants that Sabbath-breaking was a major reason for their captivity? Nehemiah 13:17-18.

Comment: As referenced earlier, the Jews have been very diligent to keep the Sabbath for this reason. Read Ezra’s words to this effect in Nehemiah 9:13-14, 33, 36.

(2) Does God promise special blessings upon those who keep His Sabbath with diligence, so as not to profane or pollute it? Isaiah 56:2. Does this also apply to the people of other nations besides Israel? Verse 6.

(3) Does God expect those who keep the Sabbath to do so in a way that is oriented toward pleasing God instead of pursuit of their own pleasures? Isaiah 58:13.

Comment: The proper approach to keeping the Sabbath is to seek to do what is pleasing to God. (We have a series of sermons available on our website covering the subject of keeping the Sabbath. This series answers many questions regarding the proper way to keep the Sabbath.)

(4) What are the blessings associated with proper observance of the Sabbath? Isaiah 58:14.


Lesson 22: Who Authorized Sunday Worship?
In this lesson, we will summarize how Sunday came to be observed by professing Christianity, although it was never commanded—or even permitted—in the Bible. We will also see some of the ways that worldly theologians attempt to justify Sunday observance.Comment: This is not an empty promise. God can and will reward those who seek to do His will.

(5) Will the Sabbath be kept during the millennial reign of Christ? Isaiah 66:23; Ezekiel 46:1.

Comment: In the Millennium, the Sabbath will be universally kept by all mankind.

For more detailed information about the Sabbath, take the time to read our extensive book Saturday or Sunday – Which Is the Sabbath? and our booklet The Sabbath – Has Time Been Lost?

[Eric Hancock]

Brother YasNiviim
I know that I said that I was not going to entertain this Heathen anymore but I cant let this one GO,,and thanks for the scripture

OK you Philistine did Abraham keep the sabbath?,and go to your UNLEARNED Teacher for more bad advice

The Weekly Sabbath—Day of Commanded Rest
(1) How was the Fourth Commandment introduced? Exodus 20:8. Rewrite and highlight the first word in this verse, for emphasis.

Comment: The command to “remember” shows that the Sabbath had been known by the patriarchs of Israel before the time the Ten Commandments were given. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Jacob’s sons had already known about and observed the Sabbath before this knowledge was lost by the following generations while enslaved in Egypt.

(2) If the Sabbath commandment was in force before the time of Moses, when was it first given? Genesis 2:1-3.

Comment: We find that at the end of the Creation Week, Yahwey blessed the seventh and final day of the week and sanctified it—set it apart for holy use. This was the day that Yahwey rested from His labors and He commanded mankind to do the same.

(3) What else do we find recorded pertaining to the Fourth Commandment? Exodus 20:9.

Comment: Yahwey expects man to work the first six days of the week and be productive at his endeavors. Man is to provide for himself and his family the best he can and manage his resources in accordance with Yah’s laws. Many verses, such as John 5:17, 36, show that Yah the Father and Yahshua are diligent to work themselves. Once man has accomplished his labor for six days, he is in need of rest, refreshment and reflection as to the purpose of his labors and to commune with Yahwey.

(4) What are the central instructions contained in the Fourth Commandment? Exodus 20:10-11.

Comment: Here we find recorded that the seventh day is the Sabbath and that neither man, nor his family, nor his hired help, nor work animals are to labor on this day. Further, to recount what was recorded in Genesis 2:1-3, Exodus 20:11 clearly shows that God rested on this day at the end of Creation Week and blessed and hallowed it. To hallow means “to make holy or set apart as holy.” Yahwey brought the Sabbath day into existence at this point in time and did so for the benefit of mankind.

(5) Did the patriarch Abraham keep God’s commandments and laws long before the time of the law being given at Mount Sinai? Genesis 26:5.

Comment: Abraham kept all of God’s laws, statutes and commandments and this certainly included the keeping of the Sabbath, as established immediately at the end of Creation Week.

(6) Did Yahshua explain that the Sabbath was made for the benefit of mankind, rather than to restrict man from performing good deeds in order to comply with Pharisaical regulations that went far beyond what the Scriptures specified or forbade? Mark 2:27; 3:1-4.

Comment: Some of the philosophers and theologians of the first century expressed their contempt for God’s Law, while proclaiming that the Sabbath commandment applied only to Jews and not to the rest of mankind. At the outset, Yahwey set apart the Sabbath as holy time for all mankind. The Jews—who were descendants of Judah, the son of Jacob—were not born until over 2,000 years later. The Sabbath day was set apart for all humanity in spite of the opinions of worldly theologians who despise Yah’s Law and look down on Jews because of their association with Sabbath-keeping.

[N'ZI Amani Germain]

Brother YahsNiviim,

I thank you for your insightful comment!

But, can you help brother Eric Hancock answer my question above?

Thank you in advance!

Blessings,

Bro. Germain

www.tagworld.com/srobouay
www.myspace.com/wawesan

[N'ZI Amani Germain]

Brother Eric Hancock, I do accept your all your accusations!

- "You have the Spirit of Judas" ! OK!

- "You think like a Philistine". OK!

- "I fully believe that someone is coaching you because you cannot figure these things out for yourself,why are you replying to something I said three days ago?? because your consulting with someone ,,do you need help tying your shoes as well". OK!

- "You both need to sitdown shutup and seek truth..Lies are use to control people,you cant control what Yah/God has taught" . OK!

- "Lies are use to control people,you cant control what Yah/God has taught" OK!

- “If a Person tries to persuade you that "the Law is done away in Yahshua" or says something like, "well that's Old Testament, that's done away," then he is trying, either knowingly or unknowingly, to get you to receive The Mark of The Beast. Agree or disagree, to reject YAH's Law is to accept The Mark of The Beast”.


Brother, I do accept all these accusations!

However, the conclusion in that matter, everything being heared is that YOU OUGHT TO ANSWER MY QUESTION.

Believers from USA, AFRICA and elsewhere are still waiting for your insightful answer, not the insults and the accusations!

Please, be courageous and answer.

Where are Anna and the two "Moreh"?

Please, ask them to help you!

This is my question:

- If the Sabbath was a principle God Has established since Genesis, why doesn’t the Bible state clearly that Adam, Eve, Noah or Abraham kept that day holy?

- If the Sabbath was an original institution like the marriage and set up by God Himself before sin ever came into the world, then why doesn’t the Bible state clearly that Adam, Eve, Noah or Abraham kept that day holy?

- God simply used the example of His resting on the seventh day of Creation to establish the principle of the Sabbath day rest for His people. The Sabbath became a holy institution only in Exodus 20:8-11 and not before. It was a law, a commandment which was not higher or more important than the nine other commandments. The Israelites were to “remember” the Sabbath day and “keep it holy”. It was a sign between them and God.

God simply referred to His resting on the seventh day as Brother Paul referred to Genesis 3:16 when speaking about the woman’s submission in 1Timothy 2:9-15).

If someone teaches that the Sabbath of the Ten Commandments was hallowed before sin and Jews and later incorporated into the moral law written by the finger of God, then this one must be able to prove that Adam, Eve, Seth, Noah or Abraham kept that day holy.

If someone teaches that the Sabbath was an original institution like the marriage and set up by God Himself before sin ever came into the world, then this one must be able to prove that Adam, Eve, Seth, Noah or Abraham kept that day holy.

The Bible states clearly that Abraham Got married. Of course marriage was a holy institution set up by God Himself before sin ever came into the world.

However the Bible doesn’t state that Abraham kept the Sabbath day holy.

- Please, tell me, did Abraham keep the Sabbath day holy? If no, WHY? WHY? WHY?

This is my question. Do you understand it now?

Then, I am still waiting for your answer!

Blessings,

Bro. Germain

www.tagworld.com/srobouay
www.myspace.com/wawesan

[Eric Hancock]

you said that you accept my accusations ,,you mean truth because your admitting that your being COACHED,,identify who is coaching you,,are they part of BPN?