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  • the feast of ingathering
    Oct 5 2025

    Sukkot, known as the Feast of Ingathering, carries profound prophetic significance for the end times. Leviticus 23 commands us to gather the tebû'âh (produce) of the land, a Hebrew term deeply connected to restoration promises throughout Scripture. This appointed time foreshadows Yahweh's ultimate plan: gathering scattered Israel and all nations into one unified people. The prophets repeatedly declared that Elohim would assemble His people from every corner of the earth. Yeshua fulfilled this messianic vision, as John 11:52 reveals He would "gather together in one the children of Elohim that were scattered abroad." The four species (lulav and etrog) symbolize our complete unity as one body, praising Yahweh together. This feast calls us to remember that obedience to His commandments demonstrates our love for Him and each other. Sukkot ultimately points to the day when people from all nations will join together, recognizing that Yahweh dwells among us, fulfilling His eternal covenant of relationship and restoration. Check it out Watch on Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/cQvBjxsdyCA - be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel for updates and new teachings: www.Youtube.com/theruachlife and on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ruachministries If these have been a blessing to you please consider donating to help us continue to put these teachings out. You can donate at https://www.ruachonline.com/donate
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  • Sukkot, Welcoming the Eternal in the Temporal
    Sep 29 2025

    Sukkot, Welcoming the Eternal in the Temporal

    The Festival of Sukkot stands as Yahweh's invitation for us to enter His eternal dwelling place. Known as the Time of Our Rejoicing, the Festival of Harvest, and the Festival for the Nations, Sukkot transcends mere historical remembrance. This sacred season points us toward the great wedding feast at the end of the age.

    When we construct our temporary booths and wave the four species together, we participate in something far greater than tradition. The Hebrew word "sukkah" connects to divine protection, like being knit together in our mother's womb. Yeshua Himself tabernacled among us, fulfilling this ancient picture of Elohim dwelling with His people.

    The eight days of celebration speak to eternity beyond our seven-day temporal world. As Zechariah prophesies, all nations will eventually come to Jerusalem to celebrate Sukkot, acknowledging Mashiach's reign.

    Through Sukkot, Yahweh teaches us unity as one body, gathering His harvest from every nation. Our temporary dwellings remind us that we await permanent residence in the New Jerusalem, where Elohim's presence fills everything. This festival calls us to welcome His Spirit into our hearts, homes, and communities today.

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  • Yom HaKippurim: Understanding Atonement Through Yeshua
    Sep 29 2025

    Yom HaKippurim: Understanding Atonement Through Yeshua

    Yom Kippur reveals the essential nature of atonement that extends far beyond simple forgiveness. The Hebrew word kaphar means "to cover" or "to cancel," demonstrating how Yahweh intervenes in the natural law of cause and effect where sin leads to death.

    This sacred day addresses both guilt and shame through two distinct processes: kappara (atonement for moral wrongdoing) and tahara (purification from uncleanness). While guilt relates to specific acts and can be removed through confession, shame affects our entire being and requires cleansing.

    The Levitical service prefigures Yeshua's perfect work as our High Priest. Aaron had to first make atonement for himself before serving others, but Yeshua needed no such preparation. He entered the heavenly Holy of Holies with His own blood, securing eternal redemption for us.

    Our observance of Yom Kippur through fasting and self-examination acknowledges that we cannot provide our own atonement. Instead, we gratefully recognize what Mashiach has accomplished, enabling us to draw near to Yahweh's presence and walk in the freedom that true atonement brings.

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  • Yom Teruah: The Prophetic Call of the Shofar
    Sep 15 2025

    Yom Teruah: The Prophetic Call of the Shofar Yom Teruah represents one of Yahweh's divinely appointed times, calling us into sacred remembrance and response. As the first day of the seventh month, this holy convocation requires careful watching for the new moon's appearance. The Hebrew "Zichron Teruah" translates as "a memorial of the shout of the shofar," revealing that our focus should center on hearing and responding to Elohim's call rather than simply producing sound. The shofar carries four distinct sounds: Tekiah proclaims rejoicing and hope, Shevarim calls us to humble ourselves before the coming King, Teruah pleads for mercy before the Judge, and Tekiah Gedolah points to the ultimate trumpet announcing the King's return. These sacred sounds echo from Mount Sinai to the future resurrection, connecting us across time to Yahweh's eternal purposes. Known as "the day no one knows" due to new moon timing, Yom Teruah points prophetically to Mashiach's return. The parable of ten virgins illustrates this theme of readiness and spiritual preparation. The shofar announces multiple messianic themes: Israel's regathering, resurrection of the righteous, coronation of the King, and the great judgment. As we hear these trumpet blasts, we prepare our hearts for relationship with Yahweh before the coming Day of Atonement. Check it out Watch on Youtube: https://youtube.com/live/KSGGmhRftDw - be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel for updates and new teachings: www.Youtube.com/theruachlife and on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ruachministries If these have been a blessing to you please consider donating to help us continue to put these teachings out. You can donate at https://www.ruachonline.com/donate
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  • One Tree: Unity in Messiah Yeshua
    Sep 8 2025

    One Tree: Unity in Messiah Yeshua

    Through the olive tree metaphor in Romans 11, we discover our sacred calling to become one unified people under Yahweh's covenant. As both natural and grafted branches drawing life from the same holy root, we transcend our diverse backgrounds to embrace our shared identity in Mashiach. This transformation requires us to abandon selfish ambitions and embrace humility, following Yeshua's example of servanthood. When we align our hearts with His commandments and walk in obedience to Torah, we reflect the light of Elohim to the nations around us. The Shema calls us beyond individual devotion to collective witness. Our unity becomes a testimony that Yeshua is Mashiach, drawing others into covenant relationship with the Almighty. This fulfills ancient prophecies where Yahweh promises to give us one heart, one spirit, and one way. By avoiding divisive arguments and focusing on our covenant relationship, we mature into the fullness of Mashiach's stature, becoming effective witnesses who glorify His holy name throughout the earth.

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  • The King in the Field: When Heaven Meets Earth
    Sep 8 2025

    The King in the Field: When Heaven Meets Earth Throughout Scripture, Yahweh establishes sacred appointments with His people, marking specific seasons for divine encounter. The ancient parable of "the King in the field" beautifully illustrates how our Heavenly Father approaches us during times of preparation and reflection. Imagine a king who, instead of requiring his people to come to the palace with elaborate ceremony, chooses to walk among them in their daily work. This is exactly what Yeshua did! Yeshua, our Mashiach, steps into our ordinary moments, transforming routine labor into sacred fellowship. He meets us where we are, not where we think we should be. This season calls us to search our hearts honestly. True repentance goes far beyond saying "I'm sorry" and moves into genuine transformation that honors YHWH, and His Word, His Torah. As we prepare for the fall festivals that prophetically foreshadow Mashiach's return, we must examine whether we are building His kingdom or our own. The King invites us to walk in restoration, both with Him and with one another, understanding that forgiveness flows both ways in this divine relationship.

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  • the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
    Aug 21 2025

    The Tree of Knowledge, or The Tree of Life. Which Will YOU Choose?

    When we examine the Garden of Eden narrative, we often focus exclusively on the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Yet Scripture reveals two significant trees: the tree of life positioned in the midst of the garden, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.

    Yahweh's instruction to Adam was clear: eat from every tree except one. This divine command suggests Adam was intended to partake of the tree of life regularly. Instead, Adam chose knowledge over life, pursuing understanding apart from Elohim's wisdom.

    This choice reveals a fundamental tension between human reasoning and divine truth. The serpent's deception centered on acquiring knowledge, yet Yahweh had already provided access to life itself. When we study falsehood extensively to guard against it, we must ask ourselves: which tree are we consuming from? Instead, we are to choose life, an intimate relationship with Yahweh.

    The tree of life finds its ultimate fulfillment in Yeshua, who declared Himself "the way, the truth, and the life." Through Mashiach, we can return to that original invitation to partake of life abundant. The Word of Yahweh serves as our tree of life today, offering wisdom, understanding, and eternal sustenance when we approach it with hearts submitted to His instruction.

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  • A Banquet of Joy: Our Divine Invitation
    Aug 11 2025

    A Banquet of Joy: Our Divine Invitation

    Yeshua's parable of the wedding feast reveals the eternal invitation extended to us by our Heavenly Father. In Matthew 22 and Luke 14, we see a king preparing a magnificent banquet for his son's wedding, calling forth guests to participate in this celebration of covenant relationship.

    The original invitees made excuses, prioritizing worldly concerns over the King's invitation. One purchased a field, another bought oxen, still another had married. These same excuses that exempted men from battle in Torah became barriers to entering Yahweh's presence at His table.

    Today, this invitation remains open. Yahweh has prepared His table before us, even in the presence of our enemies, as David proclaimed in Psalm 23. The banquet represents our covenant relationship with Elohim through Mashiach, where righteousness becomes our wedding garment.

    We face the same choice as those first invited guests. Will we allow life's distractions to prevent us from accepting this divine invitation? The King's banquet awaits, and His table is prepared for us to feast in His presence.

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