What does it mean for Yahowah to inscribe His Towrah upon the seat of judgment, and how will that transform Covenant members after the coming harvests? Yirmeyah 31 reveals the reaffirmation of the Beryth with Yisra’el and Yahuwdah while exposing the contradictions of Christianity’s New Testament and rabbinic Judaism’s replacement traditions. The discussion explores how this renewed relationship differs from the Exodus, why volition and trustworthiness matter, and what Yahowah’s instructions may ultimately mean for those who are brought home.
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:02:17 ~ What Does It Mean to Have the Towrah Inscribed Within Us? ~ Yirmeyah 31 and the Seat of Judgment
00:07:22 ~ How Will the Reaffirmed Beryth Differ from the Exodus? ~ Yisra’el, Yahuwdah, Volition, and Trustworthiness
00:14:00 ~ What Towrah Will Be Written Within Us? ~ Existing Instructions, New Guidance, and Seven-Dimensional Life
00:20:24 ~ Restoring Yahowah’s Original Hebrew ~ Alphabet, Sound, Meaning, and Learning to Think in the Language
00:23:45 ~ Why Are Teachers, Exemplars, and Judges Still Needed? ~ The Mortal Remnant, Education, and Eternal Learning
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00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Topical
00:02:17 ~ What Does It Mean to Have the Towrah Inscribed Within Us? ~ Yirmeyah 31 and the Seat of Judgment
00:07:22 ~ How Will the Reaffirmed Beryth Differ from the Exodus? ~ Yisra’el, Yahuwdah, Volition, and Trustworthiness
00:14:00 ~ What Towrah Will Be Written Within Us? ~ Existing Instructions, New Guidance, and Seven-Dimensional Life
00:20:24 ~ Restoring Yahowah’s Original Hebrew ~ Alphabet, Sound, Meaning, and Learning to Think in the Language
00:23:45 ~ Why Are Teachers, Exemplars, and Judges Still Needed? ~ The Mortal Remnant, Education, and Eternal Learning
https://yadayah.com/
https://x.com/YadaCraig
Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0.
Yahowah Towrah, Yirmeyah 31 Prophecy, Beryth Covenant, Yisrael and Yahuwdah, Shabuwah Harvest, Taruwah Gleaning, Biblical Hebrew, Original Hebrew Language, Seven Dimensional Life, Covenant Restoration, Maimonides Judaism, Rabbinic Judaism
#SeatOfJudgment #InscribedWithin #VolitionalChoice #RadiantEnergy #HigherDimensions #EternalLearning #NoDataDump #TeachersAndExemplars #JudgesAndLeaders #MortalRemnant #ThinkingBeyondEarth #vlog|ask|006
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00:00We are a nose, so we are a shore, where the river of revelation flows.
00:07Not religion, not a ruler's scar, just truth on the tongue of the basha.
00:24Well, that's a nice introduction.
00:26It's kind of a blend in the old one and the new one, which is surprising.
00:32Forgot to tell you about that, sorry.
00:36I wouldn't have, yeah, I would have thought that the graphics we kind of threw on that
00:42image from the opening scene there would have been removed because it goes into a really
00:48an elegant portrayal.
00:50And it starts off a little bit clumsy with the white lettering over the opening scene
00:59in the library studio.
01:01So hopefully that can be cleaned up a little bit.
01:03But the last three quarters of it are really quite nice.
01:07It's short, sweet, nice images, nice job.
01:13And you or whoever else contributed to it, it's a very effective introduction.
01:17We have just a little cleanup on the opening of it.
01:21But it's nice to be introduced professionally.
01:24All right.
01:25So we have some questions that you've had a chance to go through the weekend.
01:30And you've picked the questions that you're going to ask.
01:34I think they are from the yadayawa.com site where there is a post on Ask Yadda and people
01:44can post the questions that they want you to ask.
01:48And if they're available, you'll actually have them as a guest host and they can ask the
01:54questions like so many others have done.
01:57Mark did the most recent episode and Dr. Jeff did the first one that we did of these.
02:06So today you're going to represent someone who had some questions.
02:12Yes.
02:12Yes.
02:13I am a voice for today.
02:14All right.
02:14So which is the first one there, sir?
02:17The first one is Blake Whitfield.
02:19Yes.
02:21Blake Whitfield, it says, once harvested on Shabuah, what does it mean or what would it
02:26be like to have the Torah inscribed on our seat of judgment?
02:30We know that Yadda does not give anyone a data dump of information.
02:33It has to be earned.
02:35It takes considerable work to listen, learn, and come to know, then understand.
02:39Many of us are doing this now, of course, but I was wondering what the difference will
02:43be like when, then and now.
02:45I'm sure I mostly know the answer, but would like more insights on this.
02:49Blake Whitfield, Barry, Texas.
02:55Okay.
02:55Well, we're not given any direct input on this other than in Yermiyah in the 31st chapter
03:04in the midst of what is a really remarkable prophecy.
03:09We're told that the Torah will be inscribed inside of us by Yahweh.
03:14He's going to write it on our hearts, which is our seat of judgment.
03:19And that prophecy is one of the most misunderstood probably ever issued.
03:27And the more we understand the circumstances around it, I think the better position we are
03:32to understand what is going to happen here.
03:35It begins in a way that destroys Christianity's New Testament and the Talmud.
03:42It begins by saying that the covenant is going to be renewed, restored, reaffirmed, Kodesh,
03:52with Israel and Yehudim.
03:58So it's Yehud and Yisrael.
04:00Now, that means that it is not being confirmed with Jews.
04:05That means because they're not part of the naming convention.
04:09That means it's not being confirmed with rabbis.
04:12It means that it's not being confirmed with Arabs.
04:16It means it's not being confirmed with Muslims, nor with Christians, nor with Goyim.
04:23So this idea in Christianity that God got mad at his own people because they plotted to kill him,
04:30which was, of course, the dumbest idea ever.
04:34God's not a man, and men cannot kill God.
04:37But Christianity is just among the most dumb assemblages of nonsensical notions in the history of nonsense.
04:47They claimed that God got pissed off at man, at his own people,
04:50and decided that he was going to renege on all of his promises,
04:53which doesn't make him very trustworthy either, does it?
04:55And do everything again, giving all of the benefits that he had promised his own people
05:03to these Goyim and to this church, which he has never mentioned,
05:07and the very people he told his people not to emulate.
05:11So it's a concoction of lies, but nonetheless, that's what they claim.
05:15And, of course, the only mention of a renewed or renewal or reaffirmation of the covenant
05:23begins by saying it's going to be with Yisrael and Yahudah.
05:27So totally and completely destroys Christianity.
05:31I mean, if you are an informed and rational person and you read who the covenant is going
05:41to be reaffirmed with, at that point, you just have to throw away Christianity
05:45and toss out the entire New Testament and say, well, this is trash.
05:48But you have to do the same thing with the Talmud,
05:50because the Talmud has superseded and plastered over the Torah,
05:54and yet later on you're going to find it's the Torah that is written inside of us.
05:57And, of course, it's the reaffirmation and the restoration of the covenant,
06:05and there really is no covenant in Judaism.
06:08The covenant doesn't fit Judaism.
06:13When Mamadies wrote his 13 pillars of Judaism, guess what didn't get included?
06:21Right, no berat.
06:22The number one thing in God's mind, he didn't even include it.
06:29The number two things is his name, he didn't include it.
06:33The number three things is the relationship with his firstborn, who was dote, he didn't include it.
06:38He was 0 for 3 on the big three.
06:41And he didn't ever mention even the Moedim, which means to it all.
06:47So no berat, no Moedim, no Shem, and no Ben's son.
06:53He was 0 for 4 on the big things that pertain to Yahweh,
06:56and this reaffirmation of the covenant being the big deal at the last day destroys Judaism,
07:04just as the fact that they're writing the Torah inside of us, not the God-forsaken Talmud.
07:10You don't have to destroy Islam.
07:13It destroys itself a billion times, but it would also be destroyed by the same argument.
07:19Okay, so that's first.
07:21Second, God then says that the reaffirmation of the covenant is not going to be exactly the same as it
07:32was,
07:33but he doesn't say as it was delineated through Noach,
07:38and the covenant was absolutely unequivocally delineated through Noach and explained to Noach
07:44and with symbols and purpose and instructions with God crediting Noach for having established the covenant.
07:56It does not say it's different than the covenant established with Noach, does it?
07:59It doesn't even say that even though there are, what, 15 chapters of Barashith,
08:07of Genesis, devoted to delineating the narrative of the formation of the covenant with and through Abraham,
08:16does it say that this is going to be different than the covenant I established with and through Abraham?
08:25No.
08:26No.
08:26And Yirma got 31.
08:28It's a renewal.
08:29No.
08:29It does not.
08:30It doesn't even say, it didn't even say that the reaffirmation of the covenant
08:34as communicated through Yishak or Yaakov.
08:38Nor does it even say the affirmation of the covenant delineated through the history of Israel.
08:44No, it differentiates the mechanism that Yahweh was going to deploy to reaffirm his and reestablish his covenant family
08:57from one specific episode during a 40-year period of time.
09:04He says it is different than the way that he affirmed and explored the Torah, the covenant,
09:15this family relationship with the children of Yisrael when he drugged them out of Mitzrayim, kicking and screaming.
09:26He says with a Chazok hand, which means relentless, firm.
09:31It was one of the moments where God suppressed free will.
09:37He just flat out suppressed free will.
09:39He says, I don't care if you want to come or not.
09:42Everybody's going.
09:43I'm dragging you out of here because I made promises.
09:45And I'm not asking.
09:47I don't even want to be here.
09:49We're going to get this done.
09:51It's going to be a miserable experience for you and for me, but we've got to get you out of
09:56this genocidal situation
09:57into the promised land or the whole experiment that we have conceived on the Salma man is done.
10:04So I got to get you from here to there.
10:06You don't know shit.
10:07Your attitude is crappy.
10:09The only way we're going to do this is I'm going to do it with a firm hand.
10:13I'm going to drag you.
10:15So what God is saying is that the reaffirmation of the covenant with Israel and Yehuda is going to be
10:25different than it was when he opposed free will to drag them towards the promised land over 40 years.
10:33Mm-hmm.
11:03To naming conventions.
11:07So that's essential to understand.
11:10Then God says that the other difference, although he really doesn't call it a difference, but he says at that
11:18time that he is going to inscribe to write a copy of his Torah inside of those who are part
11:27of this renewal of the covenant.
11:31Now, what that means is that the mortal remnant that are brought into Jerusalem at the end, they're not receiving
11:36this inside of them.
11:38It means that the only people that are going to receive them and this inside of them, so it becomes
11:45part of their fabric, are the beneficiaries of the Bequittim, Shabuah, and Teruah harvest.
11:49And then thereafter, any part of the mortal remnant that meets the conditions of the covenant and demonstrates to Yehuda
11:57that they are trustworthy and interesting.
12:00Okay.
12:01So that cuts that down to who was going to be receiving it.
12:05When they're going to receive it, there's only one time that the covenant is renewed in this regard.
12:10I mean, the covenant was clearly renewed with, or established with Noach.
12:15It was reestablished with Abraham, reestablished with Ishaq, reestablished through the naming convention of Yisrael with Jacob,
12:27and deployed, presented through a number of people in various ways, but particularly through Dode on his various lives.
12:36But this event that he's talking about is the last days, and it even talks about the role of the
12:43Gadol Meor and the Catan Meor and the sun and the moon and how they play into this reaffirmation.
12:53So that it takes place during the Shabuah and Teruah harvest.
13:00It's a result of the Teruah and Shabuah harvest.
13:04We aren't specifically told that God's going to do this inscription more than once.
13:12And so since Hebrew verbs aren't fixed in time, he could do it for, he could have already done it
13:19for the beneficiaries of the Bukutim harvest.
13:24He could do it for the beneficiaries of the Shabuah harvest as we go to Shamaim and are redeployed here.
13:30And then he could do it again for the beneficiaries of the Teruah gleaning.
13:38And he could do it again when there are people within that moral remnant that accept the terms and conditions
13:42of the covenant and prove themselves worthy.
13:44It's likely an ongoing event.
13:45I think the most likely scenario is that those of us who are harvested on Shabuah are going to have
13:55a copy of the Torah put into us.
14:00Now, the next question is, what does that mean?
14:03What Torah?
14:05Is it, you know, in Hebrew, there is no such thing as capitalized letters.
14:10So this idea of Torah being the title of the book that is described to Moshe is a possibility, but
14:20it is not a certainty.
14:22Because Torah is a noun based on a verb, and the verb means source from which instruction, guidance, direction, flow.
14:37So he could put inside of us his directions, his instructions, and they may or may not be the same
14:45guidance and instructions that he conveyed to Moshe.
14:49They're not going to be conflicting, and it's not going to change his mind on key subjects.
14:54But there are different things that are important for us to know as covenant upon Shabuah that we did not
15:05need to know while we're here in 3D realm here on Earth.
15:09For example, to be elevated on Shabuah, you have to go from being strained in a three-dimensional body to
15:20being liberated with your soul housed in radiant energy and light so that you can be transported through the dimensions,
15:28through the fourth, sixth dimension into the seventh dimension.
15:32With every dimensional increase, there is an infinite amount of possibilities, and with every possibility, there has to be mental
15:42processing to know how to deal with those choices.
15:46A mild example is that I was in the department store in Moscow back, what, 50 years ago now.
15:55It was the only store in Moscow, and because of the communist system, they had bread one day a week,
16:02and there was one type.
16:03They had toothpaste one day, it was one type.
16:07Everybody had to line up on the proper day to get the thing that they wanted, and so the only
16:12choice was, do you want this thing or don't you want this thing?
16:15That was the only choice.
16:18Now, you take that kind of person, and you expose them to a Western supermarket where there are 75 brands
16:26of toothpaste and 100 different types of bread.
16:31And just standing there, you could actually watch somebody stand there and say, can I help you?
16:39They don't even say, I don't even know where to begin.
16:41Why are there so many?
16:44How are they different?
16:46Which one's better?
16:47How do I choose?
16:51Multiply that by infinity, and that's the number of choices that you're exposed to when you go from a body
17:00frozen on or near this planet in three dimensions with an infinite increase through the sixth dimension into the seventh.
17:09So the guidance we have to have now is way beyond the kind of guidance that we had to have
17:16then.
17:18So a huge part of it has to be, don't go near the damn black hole.
17:23That would be a really bad mistake.
17:25If you go back to witness something that happened in time, don't interact and change things.
17:30That would screw everything up.
17:32There's things I need to trust you not to do, and there's things that, here, you want to go play
17:37with DNA.
17:38And create a life form someplace.
17:40Here's how a DNA works.
17:42This is how you read the alphabet.
17:43The kind of instruction and guidance and directions that we need to have to operate in seven dimensions requires God
17:53placing additional instructions inside of us.
17:56And so I've always interpreted this, not as much as the existing Torah, but as additional information.
18:05Now, that is not to exclude the existing Torah, because I think having the existing Torah placed in us is
18:13helpful.
18:13At one time, I said no, because I didn't like the idea of us going into forever with the ability
18:20to experience pain.
18:24And the story of the Torah, almost from beginning to end, is painful.
18:29The children of Israel and even the, going all the way back to the first humans leaving the garden.
18:37Even the first human in the garden, the first humans, the first foursome out of the garden, all the way
18:44to God saying, I regret creating humans, to the wiping out of the Salma man with the episode of the
18:52flood,
18:53to the situation at Babel, to what happened with Abraham and how horrible he was and how much worse Yishak
19:05and particularly Yaakov were.
19:07And then the covenant, I mean, it's just the Exodus, which, you know, dominates four of the five books.
19:15It's a shit show.
19:17It's painful to read.
19:20But my thinking now is that, no, we need to not only know that, but express it.
19:30It's possible to appreciate good unless you know bad.
19:34You can't really love until you know the nature of the appropriateness of when and how to hate.
19:43There are so many aspects of this that are essential, I think, for us to have as teaching tools.
19:55For example, the tree that gets replanted in the future garden is still the same tree.
20:00It's the tree of knowledge of good and bad.
20:05So the bad in the Torah still has to exist, but we're really getting fuzzy again, Rich, on our image.
20:11Anyway, so it has to have both.
20:14And I think that it is absolutely prudent for Yahweh to use his existing Torah as a teaching tool.
20:23Now, even that is a bit problematic because the language that I am translating to explain and amplify has been
20:36so messed up by the rabbis that even when I go back to the Dead Sea Scrolls,
20:41even when I go to strip every word of the diacritical markings, even when we go to actionable routes and
20:49try to be far more literal and also both detailed and big-pictured at the same time,
20:57Dayath and Etzah simultaneously, it is a real challenge.
21:02So the language itself has to be corrected.
21:10The alphabet has been badly abused.
21:15The meanings of words have been eroded.
21:18The sounds of those words have been eroded.
21:20If we were to convey the Torah as we have it now, going through all of this to Dode,
21:29he'd say, what language are you speaking?
21:33Right.
21:34If you were to try to read it in modern standard Hebrew, he'd say, can you translate that for me,
21:38please?
21:41So it's more than just conveying the Torah.
21:45We have to reinvent or return to the original alphabet and the original sound and the original language that God
21:57wrote it with and that he intended to communicate.
22:00And we are a long way from it now, particularly with modern standard Hebrew.
22:06So there's a lot of it goes into that.
22:08So I think it's a combination of the existing Torah corrected, not just for accuracy so that you have a
22:16complete copy,
22:18not relying on the Dead Sea Scrolls, but going back to the original autograph.
22:21But you have to reestablish the language.
22:25And then Yahweh has to teach all of us to read and to think in that language in his original
22:33variation of Hebrew.
22:35So you can't just give you the Torah.
22:37He has to school us on how to think in Hebrew because we think with words.
22:45Words are not only the conveyance of ideas.
22:50Words are not only the conveyance of action.
22:54We put things into action.
22:55Causation happens through words.
22:58Relationships are all based and built on words.
23:00Knowledge and understanding, all based on words.
23:05The words that he has communicated, he has to enable us to process them and think in that language and
23:14the original language without corruption.
23:17So it's far more than just writing inside of us.
23:20That would do if you or I had the original Torah written inside of us without explanation on how to
23:31process it, it would do us absolutely no good.
23:34Correct.
23:35So it has to be a combination of those things and then also the tools to be able to interact
23:42in the seventh dimension.
23:44Now, it has to include something else.
23:47The whole purpose of this remnant is to give them the opportunity to demonstrate that they're worthy of being in
23:58God's presence.
23:58And therefore, there are covenant members who will have been brought through one of those three harvests whose job it
24:07is to be exemplars for them, to be judges over them, to be administrators, to be both exemplars and educators.
24:17And the best way for us to do that is to have the curriculum somewhat orchestrated by Yahweh without being
24:25dictated by Yahweh.
24:26If he dictates it to us, then he defeats the entire purpose of soaking through it.
24:30But he certainly provides some guidance on the curriculum and gives us a means of communicating it effectively and can
24:38help both us and them communicate in the Hebrew that he did.
24:43And all of that is part of this process.
24:50Now, I have wondered because a significant part of my job has been to say, this is what he said.
24:59This is what it means.
25:01This is how you apply it.
25:04Right.
25:07By writing a copy of the Torah and then other tools, other guidance inside of us and giving us the
25:15ability to think and communicate in an uncorrupted form of Hebrew.
25:21Is that going to be sufficient for everyone to be able to understand everything that God is saying?
25:29Or do you still need an interpreter?
25:32Do you still need somebody that's going to do what I've done in these books along the way who said,
25:38this is what he said.
25:39This is what it means.
25:42This is how it applies.
25:44And if you look beneath the surface, these are other insights you can deduce from it.
25:53And if not that, someone to exemplify that approach and can encourage people to do that.
26:02I have long sensed that the answer to that question is yes.
26:09So I think the opportunity to continue to write will will be there.
26:13And it's one of the projects that Perry has been on.
26:16He is trying to reconstruct the original language of Hebrew mathematically and grammatically and phonetically so that it is a
26:29logical language without exceptions.
26:33And, you know, that's going to be an important aspect of what we're doing.
26:38So I think all of those things fit into it.
26:42That's the timing of it.
26:43That's the what of it.
26:44That's the why of it.
26:46That's the how of it.
26:49Yeah, application-wise.
26:51Or to give a comprehensive enough answer.
26:54Absolutely.
26:55I think for me, application-wise, the story is don't stop studying Torah.
26:59Don't think that you're going to get this data dump as a covenant member that all of a sudden I'm
27:05going to know and understand the Torah completely.
27:06You know, no.
27:09It's the same thing with I think that we will get upgraded instructions, upgraded teaching, but we can't erase the
27:15old because we are the sum of our experiences.
27:18Yahweh doesn't want to, you know, erase and forget everything that is true.
27:25Yeah, that would probably be a, although we've said that same thing on many other programs, but I think that
27:32is a great justification of why my interpretation that you're still going to have a Torah teacher.
27:44And that is because God is never going to just do a data dump and say, there you go.
27:50Well, Mark, you know now is as much as Brad does, as much as Al does, as much as Roddy
28:00does.
28:01And so now that you've got all the knowledge, we're all done.
28:05No, that would be a complete waste of eternity.
28:09It would render us useless, uninteresting, and it would cause life from that point on to be miserable.
28:18Because there would be nothing more to learn.
28:22So, yeah, it cannot be complete in that sense.
28:29The structure always included with Torah, a head priest, a head Cohen, Loic Cohen, you know, people to be the
28:37exemplars, to Shabbat, to do the judging and things like that.
28:41You know what I'm saying?
28:42So those things are still necessary going forward, that that structure is still there.
28:48So, of course, there's going to be teachers.
28:49Of course, there's going to be people that are, you know, because somebody's got to make the bread.
28:53Somebody's got to make the bread they can't spend all their time, you know, studying Torah to get to the
28:59next level.
29:00You know what I mean?
29:03So there will need to be people for them to be able to go to, to get the, as you
29:08say, the correct exemplar, the right, what's the word I'm looking for?
29:17The right type of example for them to follow.
29:25Uh-oh.
29:26I'm out here all by myself again.
29:31So, yeah, I think that us being the, the sum of our, our experiences works the same way with Yahweh.
29:40We're not going to erase the Torah and the stories and things, you know, even though they are.
29:46Um, okay, Rich is, we're dead in the water.
29:49Um, even though we are, um, uh, they are painful, you know, but those are the things that, that make
29:56you who you are.
29:57So, um, yeah, you can't forget them because then you become a completely different entity.
30:11Looks like he may be rebooting, so we'll wait to see what he says, or maybe I can, um, I
30:20don't want to give away too many of the questions because I, I've got feeders out to these, to some
30:25folks to, uh, come on the show later on in the week.
30:29Okay.
30:39So hopefully Blake can get back to us and let us know if, uh, if we have fulfilled, if we
30:45have, uh, answered his, his query to the, uh, uh, to his, okay.
30:50I guess we are ending the stream and we will, uh, we'll see you guys later.
30:58Hey there. Thanks for tuning in. That was Fetch. Gotta run now. Catch y'all on our next podcast.