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ADDevo Nazarene Radio December 19, 2006 Gene Kobes, a local Tallahassee Christian activist, on the second advent of our Messiah
Greetings in Yahweh! It’s been awhile since you’ve heard from ADDEVO and GIFTS AND GRACES; that’s because we’ve been busy completing volumes II – IV of EloHymns, but we have some new and interesting things both for students of Hebraic roots and those interested in the Motivational / Spiritual Gifts. Please find the links to ALL the topics below on the front page of http://www.yahpop.us . Read on or surf there now.
The YATI Radio Network is “on the air.” This radio is devoted to Nazarene Ysraelite teaching and worship – the only one of its kind in the world. We have a program on there several times a day entitled “Jackson Snyder’s Lost and Found Hour.” “Lost and Found” is the serialized story of the “lost” years of Yahshua, including music and vocalizations of many of the characters. It is very entertaining and you will learn a lot. Also, all four albums of our Elohymns are being played throughout the day – more about that in a minute. The link for YATI Radio Network and links to the streaming audio of “Jackson Snyder’s Lost and Found” alone are at http://www.yahpop.us. YATI Radio will prove to be a fulfillment of prophecy – be a part - it’s free to all.
MOTIVATIONAL GIFTS: The assessments for the Gifts are still up and being used daily by lay ministers all over the world. We have added an inventory meant especially for youth and children. We’ve had goes success with this with youth 8 – 14. Several adults have also tried it, and it’s accurate for them too. The difference mainly is that the language is both shortened and simplified in the survey. You may find a link to the MGY Motivational Gifts Inventory for Youth at http://www.yahpop.us.
IN THE NEWS: The Tallahassee Democrat published two articles with pictures about the Hebraic Study Group November 29 (“Nazarene Faith has a New, Old Sound”) and December 6 (“Klezmer Music has Deep Roots”). I wrote these articles, and they are about Elohymns and the Nazarene Ysraelite Faith movement. They are very complete articles and were published in their entirety. This was amazing to me that the capital city newspaper would publish such an extensive religious / historical essay. Pictures of shofar blowing and of our recording studio are in there. Links to the stories are at http://www.yahpop.us.
ELOHYMNS: Volumes III, “Days of Awe and Joy,” and IV, “The Slave of Elohim,” are ready to go, along with a re-master of Volume I, “Arise, O YAH.” EloHymns are praise and worships songs and hymns taken directly from scripture and fully orchestrated to popular, Hebraic-style accompaniments. EloHymns were meant for solo singing or congregation, so manuscripts of the music and all lyrics (200+) are available free of charge, along with several of the songs themselves. I would like to see these used in the congregation or home group. For information on how to implement that, contact me and we’ll get started. http://www.elohymns.com
MYSPACE: The EloHymns site has had over 600 visitors since going up at the end of September. There are four EloHymns there for download; also much information about Elohymns and the movement back to Hebraic / Biblical (not Jewish) roots. Our MySpace site is http://www.myspace.com/elohymns.
OPINION: Gene Kobes, a local Tallahassee Christian activist, has been considering the second advent of our Messiah, and has written a very fine essay of research on WHEN he may make his presence known. Here is a miniscule excerpt of a paper that should be read by anyone interested in receiving “the better resurrection.” “We are approaching the 39th year on June 7, 2006 of Israel’s repossession of Jerusalem. After June 7, 2006 or the 11th of Sivan 5766 we will be entering into the 40th year which will be concluded by the Hebrew calendar on the 29th of Elul 5766. The first of Tishri 5767 begins the New Year for the Hebrews. So, by my humble calculations the season of forty years runs from June 7, 2006 to May 28, 2007 on the Gregorian calendar . . . .” http://www.jacksonsnyder.com/arc/2006/kobes-season.htm
Yes, some of us have been writing this for 40 years! Now the Evangelical community may be catching on! Find a link to Gene’s essay on http://www.yahpop.us.
TEACHING: William Getgen, a Hebraic Roots student in Georgia, has written for me a short course on the Ten Commandments especially geared for Christians so that they can see these commandments from a Hebraic point of view – which is completely different than that which is often taught in church. This is an easy and revealing course of study, and if you like it, we will add more installments. The link to “Does Love for the Creator Require Us to Keep His Commandments” is found at http://www.yahpop.us.
PROPHECY: Finally, I have discovered an “Amazing Correspondence between Isaiah 10 -19 and the Daily News.” This is a most unusual project, since I have written the interpretations of these passages in verse. Because of the timeliness and incredible accuracy of these prophecies for today, this Prophecy is in .doc format so instead of looking at it on the screen, you download it and print it. Get out your Bible, your copies of TIME MAGAZINE, and then track the incredible correspondence. The prophecy deals with most of the nations in the Middle East, along with a special, unnamed nation in the far west. Find the link to this document at www.yahpop.com.
Q&A:
Here find three pressing questions answered. Does scripture command us to support missionaries? Or, is it just inferred by example? What about cremation? Are we not to follow Yahshua's example and be embalmed?
Let me wish you a very happy Hanukkah and, if you celebrate Christmas, a meaningful one. You may listen to Daniel Rendelman’s complete teaching on Hanukkah and Christmas through your computer by visiting the “Lost and Found” site linked on the front page of http://www.yahpop.us.
Until next time, Shalom to you, my friend!
New address! YAH Sar Shalom (Prince of Peace) Hebraic Roots Study Group c/o Jackson Snyder 3210 Old Bainbridge Rd. Tallahassee, FL 32303 (801) 605-1715
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