The Gate
Before stepping further into Torah-U, pause and consider: Are you ready to cross over? Not just to explore new ideas — but to leave behind the culture, comforts, and teachings of the world and walk into covenant with Yahweh? Crossing over means: * Leaving behind the world’s systems — its religions, philosophies,
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Pause & Reflect This final word isn’t a conclusion to check off — it’s an opening. Let Yahweh’s presence speak. So — will you remain? Will you step through the fire and bear the weight of holiness? If something inside you is being exposed — don’t look away. This
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Scripture Anchor: Deuteronomy 5:32–33 Pause & Reflect Guard your eyes and your thoughts. Remaining is about steady obedience, not shifting ideas. Ask Yahweh to steady your soul as you read. “Guard to do as Yahweh has commanded… do not turn aside, right or left.” (Deut. 5:32–33)
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Scripture Anchors: Deuteronomy 8:2 • Zechariah 13:9 (Hebrew) Pause & Reflect Quiet your mind. This section speaks of fire and testing—not to punish, but to purify. Prepare to embrace refinement, not reject it. “Yahweh your Elohim led you forty years in the wilderness, to humble you… to know
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Scripture Anchor: Exodus 32:9–10 Pause & Reflect Before you read, set aside distraction. Breathe deeply. This isn’t about finishing fast—it’s about hearing Yahweh’s voice through His Word. “And Yahweh said to Moshe… ‘I have seen this people, and see, it is a stiff-necked people!
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The First Teaching Inside the Tent of the Meeting There’s a quiet group out there— maybe you’re one of them. Not many talk about them. Fewer still make space for them. They’re not Christian anymore. They couldn’t keep pretending the New Testament erased the Old. They
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Welcome. This is the center. The Tent of the Meeting was not a stage. It was not a pulpit. It was not a platform for men. It was the place where Yahweh spoke — where Moshe entered and stood still, and where the cloud descended. It was not casual. It was