"wa YHWH dabar 'el Moseh, la 'amar dabar 'el beny Yisra'el. wa 'amar 'el mow'ed YHWH, 'asher qodesh miqra'ey, 'eth, qara' 'eleh hem mow'ed." Qara
Today marks a special occasion to begin this fourteenth day of His year. It notes a promise and fulfilment one can truly love. The promise and meeting of Pesach, a doorway into eternity. A path not usually followed nor sought after. This day means a lot to me so I am compelled to commemorate it here, in the digital realm as well. Forgive me for not elaborating further if you are reading this. It is a difficult topic for one to accrue, if once heard and not prepared for.
They say history lies in the hands of the victor.
History has painted many different references and has created many different doctrines. The moment a revelation is revealed, self mechanisms become true to form. Therein lies the importance of knowing oneself to confidently make there own way. Furthermore, it is also important to understand the meaning in life is relationships, and it must be shared. Speaking of sharing, the best part about this festive moment, it is celebrated through a feast.
“And (wa) YHWH spoke these words (dabar) to (‘el) Moseh, the one who draws us out (Moseh), in order to (la) promise and say (‘amar), ‘I want you to communicate this message of Yah under the auspices of freewill, knowing that My Word will achieve the desired result by on behalf of (dabar ‘el) the Children (beny) of Yisra’el, those individuals who engage and endure with Yah (Yisra’el). And so (wa) you should literally and completely convey these instructions pertaining to the relationship, that they should be literally
interpreted, that they speak of actual events, and that the promises are whole and complete throughout time, saying (‘amar) to them that these Godly (‘el) Appointed and Fixed Meeting Times for Festival Feasts (mow’ed) of YHWH, are fortuitous blessings associated with the relationship and are (‘asher) Set-Apart, separating, cleansing, and purifying (qodesh) Invitations to be Called-Out and to Meet (miqra’ey), to be near them and to be with them
(‘eth), so they should be continuously proclaimed by you throughout time
(qara’) as they are My Godly Appointed Meeting Times for the purpose I have assigned to them (‘eleh hem mow’ed).” Qara’ / Called-Out 23
