Time of Reckoning Has Come
Year 5989!
Are we due for the arrival of the Messiah? According to the reckoning of time of this ministry, this is year 5989 from Creation, which began at the sunset of the 9 of April 2024. May we merit seeing the coming of our Mashiach speedily in our days!
Set-apart to the Eternal! The High Priest’s head-plate.
TORM featured articles:
When a True Prophet Presumes to Speak, It Is Decided in Heaven
The Torah gives answers to all questions sought earnestly. It points to them for those who desire to learn on a deeper level of understanding.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 8 September 2024: Prophecies often address existing sins necessitating urgent either-or choices in case of crises. Crises make people choose. When people choose, they take sides. When they take sides, they face the dilemma to do the will of their Maker or their own will. The Supernal One sets everyone in a situation to make a choice; His prophets included: whether they will speak His words or their own words. But the truth of a prophet’s word could only be determined after an event has come to pass; if the predicted event has not come to pass, this is the word which the Eternal has not spoken. He is a false prophet. But how are we to distinguish between true and false prophets? Since a prophet has great influence, his authority of speaking prophecy must be clearly defined in the Torah. But how could we know which word the prophet has spoken is authentic and which is not? Read more.
Hebrew Words: Sign, Wonder, Prophet
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Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 2 September 2024: The children of Israel did not believe in Mosheh because of the signs and wonders he performed in Egypt and in the desert. Indeed, one who believes because of miracles can be easily deceived, since a “miracle” can be done by trickery or sorcery. Rather, all the miracles Mosheh performed were by necessity, not to prove or legitimize his prophecy. It was necessary to turn the staff into a snake and do all ten plagues upon Egypt, because Pharaoh did not let people go. It was necessary to drown the Egyptians, because they were pursuing the Israelites. So, he split the sea and drowned them in it. The people were hungry and needed food, so he brought down the manna from heaven. They thirsted in the desert, so he split the rock and gave them water. Korach and others denied his authority, so the earth swallowed them up. And the same with all other miracles Mosheh performed for Israel. Read more.
Hebrew Word: The End
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 25 August 2024: Do we have any way of knowing how the Eternal values our performance of different laws of the Torah, so that we would know what rewards are in store for us for their performance? For it has indeed been said to us because we have guarded and performed the commands of the Torah, the Eternal will also guard unto us His Covenant. Our Hebrew word in question is the word “because” in the translation. Many translations tend to flatten out Hebrew text to create a smoother reading. But in this effort many gems of wisdom are lost for the reader, as they are not always visible in translations. Yet, it is only possible to explore these issues once we know what the Hebrew text reads, and once we understand the meaning of its words and know its grammar. Such is the case in the statement above that says, “because you have guarded”. Read more.
Bible Code: The Gods of Wood and Stone
 Worship underneath the crucifix in a Catholic church. |
 Worship at the Kaaba, Saudi Arabia. |
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 19 August 2024: It is the object of this work to seek the answers to the Bible codes concerning the idol-worship as found in Deuteronomy 4. In the following, we would like to touch upon those obscure passages in the Hebrew Scripture that much have been avoided in the traditional commentaries, as we will address them in due course. In this endeavor, we are fully aware that we cannot remove all the difficulties we will come across, but it is worth trying, as the reader will understand below. The matter can best be understood in connection with what the medieval Spanish Torah commentator Rabbi Avraham ben Meir ibn Ezra, had to say in his commentary on Exodus 20:2. In his words: “Many people think that with the exception of idol worship there are no sins connected to thought. The truth of the matter is that idol worship is worse than all the other mental sins put together”. With that said we do not ask the reader to substitute our judgment for his/her own but to consider what we intend to say below. Read more.
Metatron: The Messenger with the Eternal’s Name
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 11 August 2024: Metatron, a central figure in Jewish mysticism, holds a unique hierarchical position over other spiritual entities. Some sources (Gevurot Hashem 55:9) describe Metatron as a unique angel who is superior to all other angels, having great power but being utterly subservient and far inferior to the Eternal, being (Metatron) a created being. The primary texts of Kabbalah, the Zohar and Pardes Rimonim, describe Metatron as a servant of the Eternal. Yet, despite his exalted status in heaven, bypassing even the highest angels, Metatron has limits of his authority and cannot forgive sins. In Judaism, he is not viewed a mediator between the Most High and men, who have a unique opportunity to connect directly with Him, without the intermediation of angels like Metatron. Read more.
Avraham Believed in the Lord but Who Counted to Whom Righteousness?
“Count the stars if you are able to count them. So are your seed”. And Avraham believed.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 28 July 2024: Many translators tend to flatten out Hebrew grammatical difficulties to create a smoother translation. These difficulties are not always visible in translation. Such is the case of the translation of Genesis 15:6. There are two views as to how to translate the verse that reads, “And he believed in the LORD; and He counted it to him for righteousness.” (Gen 15:6 JPS). According to this reading and more particularly this capitalization, Avraham believed in the Eternal and He (the Eternal) counted it to him (Avram) for righteousness. This is the JPS translation of the verse, which prompts such an interpretation. Although this translation is easy to read, like most others, nonetheless it may be inaccurate, because Hebrew has neither capitalization nor punctuation, these are questions to be asked here: … Read more.
Hebrew Word: Satan
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 22 July 2024: The Hebrew word satan has total of 27 occurrences in the Tanach, but only twice in the Torah: in Num 22:22 and Num 22:32, wherein it refers to an angel of the Most High who stood as an adversary against the evil prophet for profit Bil’am. Hence, the plain meaning of the Hebrew word שָׂטָן satan is one who opposes or stands against. Read more.
Hebrew Words in Hebrew Wordplay
Rare 15th-century scroll of Esther. The National Library of Israel in Jerusalem. The only book in the Tanach in which the Name of the Eternal does not appear in the text.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 14 July 2024: Biblical Hebrew is a small language compared to English which along with the borrowed words, and scientific, medical and legal terms borrowed from Greek and Roman languages is estimated to have about two and a half million words. The number of attested Hebrew words however is 8198, of which some 2000 are words that occur only once in the Hebrew Scripture. That makes Hebrew indeed a very small language. Yet, Hebrew as the tongue of the Creation, has words that are full of deep meaning. That makes Hebrew language very concise expressing much in few words, as one can come to this conclusion by simply comparing a Hebrew text to its English translation. Read more.
Hebrew Word: Swine, Pig
“A washed sow returns to her rolling in the mud”.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 7 July 2024: The Creator of the universe knows that there is no other animal that chews the cud and is unclean except three, and that there is no other animal that has split hoofs and is unclean except the swine. For whatever reason, the Eternal has listed swine last in the list of the four animals that are not food. But this animal is no less unkosher, than any other prohibited animals listed in Leviticus 11. Yet, this animal has come to typify everything that is repugnant for the Eternal when meant for food (see Lev 11:11). Traditionally, the term “swine” or “pig” has come to mean a person who is deemed to be despicable or contemptible on account of animal’s filthiness. But a radical approach suggested by some rabbis is that in the Messianic Age swine will once again return to its kosher status. Since it already has split hoofs, they say, the only thing the Creator has to do is to make swine chew the cud. Can we rethink this? Read more.
The Servant in Isaiah 53: Collective Figure of Israel or an Individual.
It is not difficult for the Rabbis to interpret the Bible code hidden in Isaiah 52 for this is the language of Kabbalah on a sod level. Agnus Dei (the lamb of God), Francisco de Zurbarán, 1640.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 24 June 2024: The prophecy in Isaiah 53 is apparently not Isaiah’s first prophecy. The Jewish commentators are in agreement that Isaiah’s standing as a prophet is second only to that of Mosheh, for while all other prophets received their prophecies through visions, Isaiah received his directly from the Eternal. Unlike the other prophets, Isaiah composed his prophecies in poetic language, often using obscure words and formulas which we will try to address in this study. This males the Book of Isaiah of the highest register, rich in meaning and poetic Hebrew. In the most debated chapter of Isaiah, Chapter 53, the servant of the Eternal has been interpreted either as the collective figure of Israel or an individual. But who is this servant the Eternal is speaking of? In this endeavor, we are fully aware that we cannot remove all the difficulties we will come across, but it is worth trying, as the reader will understand below. And even though most commentators (Jewish and Christian alike) have already treated this chapter exhaustively, there is some room left for our comments. Read more.
Textual Criticism: Alterations and Corruptions
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 9 June 2024: It is the object of this work to explain the Hebrew text of Leviticus 26 and expose a certain alteration in the KJV translation which significantly changes the messages of the Torah. But it is only possible to explore this issue once we know what the Hebrew text indeed reads, and once we understand the meaning of its words and know its grammar. In the following, therefore, we would like to posit another way to render the Hebrew text, specifically in reference to the Hebrew word vav. This work has also a second object, namely, we will try to show that the question of textual criticism of translations is far from being trivial and hope to provide an adequate explanation of the issue below. Read more.
Hebrew Word: Desolation
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 5 June 2024: Chapter 26 of Leviticus is summary of the statutes, ordinances, and laws which the Eternal gave the children of Israel at Mount Sinai, before they would start their journey to the Promised Land at the hand of Mosheh. It follows the laws in the preceding chapter that regulate how the Land to receive its due rest in the Sabbatical and Jubilee years. Verses 32 and 33 of Leviticus 26, to which we now turn in our Hebrew study, state that the land the Eternal would make desolate if the children of Israel would choose not to follow the laws and instructions in the Torah. And the result of this would be that their enemies who would occupy it and try to settle the land would be unable to make it fruitful as it was before. The focus word in our study is … Read more.
Hebrew Words: Shofar, Teruah, Yovel
The use of a ram’s horn on Yom Teruah is a reference to the binding of Yitschak, when Avraham sacrificed a ram in his place. While other animals’ horns may be used, such as the horns of antelope, horns from oxen are forbidden by the sages, as they evoke the sin of the golden calf.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) 26 May 2024: Leviticus 23:24 refers to the first day of the seventh month as Shabbaton, a memorial day which is to be proclaimed with a blast of a horn, hence, the Day of Trumpets. But in the rabbinic literature, this day is called by the misnomer “Rosh HaShanah”, which literally means in Hebrew “Head of the year” or “New Year”, even though Exodus 12 clearly designates the beginning of the year in the spring, the time of the Exodus from Egypt, not in autumn. For the purpose of the present Hebrew study, we will focus on verses in Leviticus 23 and 25 regarding the blowing of horns for the sanctifications of the first day of the seventh month and Jubilee Year. 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.
Watchmen on the walls of Jerusalem:
The voice of your watchmen! They shall lift up their voices, together they shout for joy, because eye to eye they see the return of Yehovah to Tsiyon. (Isa 52:8)