Time of Reckoning Has Come
“Who created the universe is a matter of knowledge. Why it was created is a matter of faith. God is knowable through Torah and Mashiach”. Navah
Year 5991!
Are we due for the arrival of the Messiah? According to the reckoning of time of this ministry, this is year 5991 from Creation, which began with Rosh HaShanah (Head of the Year) at the sunset of the 20th day of March 2026 (Gregorian calendar). May we merit seeing the coming of our Mashiach speedily in our days!
Until then,
These are the appointed times of the Eternal, set-apart gatherings which you are to proclaim at their appointed times. (Lev 23:4)
The counting of omer (of 7 complete Sabbaths) from The Day of Firstfruits until Festival of the Weeks (Chag HaShavuot): From sunset of 23 May until sunset of 24 May.
Weekly Torah Portion with Time of Reckoning Ministry:
Behar-Bechukotai, “On Mount”—”In My Decrees”: Leviticus 25:1-27:34
Defining the Sabbatical and Jubilee Years (from the book The Reckoning of Time)
The Prophecy of Ezekiel and Dividing the Kingdom (from the book The Reckoning of Time)
Plucking the Grains and the Laws of Men
The Time When the First Sabbatical Year was Observed
When are the Sabbatical and Jubilee years?
Is There Forgiveness Without Repentance?
Textual Criticism of Translations: Alterations and Corruptions
Is There Any Place for “Professional Priesthood” Today?
TORM featured articles:
The Messianic Prophecy in Isaiah 11 and the End of Days
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 6 May 2026: The prophecies in the Book of Isaiah are composed in complex poetic language, using obscure words and imagery, and often regarded as the paradigm for poetic Hebrew. However, there is a chapter in the Book of Isaiah, which is quite easy to read. A studious reader may not even need commentaries in order to understand the messages that have been conveyed in it. Yet, because of the obligation that is upon us, we will interpret and try to explain them in the light of the end of days with all due seriousness and in the best way we could. Read more.
Who Was the First High Priest of Israel?
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 13 March 2026: It is generally accepted that Aharon, the brother of Mosheh, was the first High Priest of Israel. But is it so? At first glance, Aharon appears to be the first High priest, but a closer examination shows that much of the text of the Torah and Tanach has been overlooked. It is the object of this work to seek the answer to this question. A careful reading of the Tanach, the Hebrew Scripture, will show that there was another one who was rightfully acknowledge as the first priest of Israel. So, if Aharon was not Israel’s first High Priest, who was before him? Read more.
The Bible Code in the Exodus: Mashiach Day and Night
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 1 February 2026: In the following, we would like to posit another way to look at the Exodus of Israel from Egypt, specifically in reference to the guide of the people that led them to the mountain of the Lord. This episode has already been expounded by the classic commentators and by us, but there is yet more to be learned from it, as we will show below. The Torah portion Beshalach, “When he (Pharaoh) sent” (Exodus 13:17-17:16) contains well known stories that are considered nothing short of miracles: the splitting of the Red Sea (Exodus 14-15) and the fall of manna from heaven (Exodus 16). After the ten plagues in Egypt, miracles themselves, … Read more.
The Hebrew Paronyms: Widow and Young Woman
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 1 January 2026: In grammar, words that are similar in spelling and pronunciation but different in meaning are paronyms (“near name”) aka near-homonyms. Paronym is also a word that is derived from the same root as another word. With this we coming to the object of this Hebrew study: The Hebrew paronyms for “widow” and “young woman”. This work has also a second object: to expose a certain alteration in some translations which significantly changes the meaning of the Hebrew words. We will explain this in due course. Read more.
In the Footsteps of the Two Mashiachs
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 27 December 2025: Yoseph was the firstborn son of Ya’akov from Rachel, his beloved wife, and Yehudah was the fourth son of the unloved wife, Leah. Both sons of Ya’akov would become progenitors of two separate royal lineages: Yehudah’s future descendants and ultimately haMashiach of the Eternal Elohim on account of their father’s merits would deserve to become the kings of Israel through the Davidic dynasty, while kings would come from the loins of Yoseph too, even though they all would be wicked. But until then, with his selfless speech before the governor of Egypt and after he offered himself to become a substitute for Binyamin the second son of Rachel, Yehudah deserved to become the new leader of the clan. His leadership in the family was recognized by none other than by his father, as we will see later in the dramatic story that follows in the Torah portion Vayigash, “He approached”, as we will walk in the footsteps of the two Mashiachs. Read more.
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How to work out your own salvation (Ph 2:12)
If you believe you are blessed with the teachings of Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM), you may want to bless the unfortunate in fulfillment of the Torah to take care of the needy, the poor, the widows, and the orphans, to love our fellows as Yeshua has loved us.