Congregation Rehoboth

Psalm 119:160, Nehemiah 13:13-21 There are many who claim to love the Word of Yah, but refuse to acknowledge and rightly divide all of it. Through the Dispensationalist, Replacement Theological, and other erroneous bias beliefs, many in the Church, cherry pick scriptures from the TANAKH to simply spiritualize the Commandments of Yah! Tonight we will uncover the lies, fallacies, and the outright refusal to be obedient to Yah's Word Regarding the connection between the creation, Tabernacle/Temple and the Sabbath!

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Exodus 35:1-3, Exodus 16:23 There are many who claim to love the Word of Yah, but refuse to acknowledge and rightly divide all of it. Through the Dispensationalist, Replacement Theological, and other erroneous bias beliefs, many in the Church, cherry pick scriptures from the TANAKH to simply spiritualize the Commandments of Yah! Tonight we will uncover the lies, fallacies, and the outright refusal to be obedient to Yah's Word Regarding the connection between the creation, Tabernacle/Temple and the Sabbath!

Exodus 16:12-29, Exodus 35:1-3 There are many who claim to love the Word of Yah, but refuse to acknowledge and rightly divide all of it. Through the Dispensationalist, Replacement Theological, and other erroneous bias beliefs, many in the Church, cherry pick scriptures from the TANAKH to simply spiritualize the Commandments of Yah! Tonight we will uncover the lies, fallacies, and the outright refusal to be obedient to Yah's Word Regarding the connection between the creation, Tabernacle/Temple and the Sabbath!

Amun (H527) (also Amon, Ammon, Amen) is the ancient Egyptian god of the sun and air. He is one of the most important gods of ancient Egypt who rose to prominence at Thebes at the beginning of the period of the New Kingdom (c. 1570-1069 BCE). Arguments have been presented by certain home ministries that claim the word amen (H543) has been added to the King James Bible and was not included in the original writing of the Bible. They have focused their arguments on the fact that the word amen sounds like the name of the Egyptian god, Amun-Ra of Thebes, and that by speaking this word, Christians are invoking some type of demonic power.