Amos 3:3 says: Can two walk together, except they be agreed? Bearing one’s cross isn’t an easy road to travel on, and I know this from personal experience. I also know that a person doesn’t wake themselves up to the truth of what the Bible is really saying―the Lord Himself has to open your eyes. Sometimes, a person has to go through a difficult situation or traumatic experience to be opened up to the truth of what’s really going on in this world, but ultimately, a person has to be of the elect or the Lord’s chosen to truly understand the Scriptures.

Knowing this truth and walking in righteousness also has consequences as it’s likened to eating something as sweet as honey but as sour as vinegar when digested, roughly paraphrasing (Revelation 10:9). I’ve learned that walking on the path of this truth will alienate the people closest to you, and your relationships with them will never be the same. You may even lose some people, but that’s what this truth does. It divides people, not bring them together like it’s taught in the Christian church. Essentially, the true understanding of the Bible is a gift from on high, as this Word will cleanse you the more that you dive deeper into it. You will become a new person―born again in the spirit if you will. Others around you won’t understand what you’ve become, and most people won’t fully accept the new you. Your friends, family, or maybe even your spouse will be against what you believe in. You will be on this path alone, as in my case, unless you align yourself with an Israelite camp that’s teaching the correct doctrine.

Even though learning the truth is hard to swallow, it’s necessary because your salvation totally depends on it. You must study to shew thyself approved unto GOD as stated in 2 Timothy 2:15, and hopefully, your sacrifice will be accepted by the LORD, which is your reasonable service (Romans 12:1). All praise, honor, and glory go to Yahawah Bahasham Yahawashi.