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Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM)
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Having said that, Shalom! I am Navah. From now on you will know me as “the present author”. I would like to welcome you and hope you will enjoy your time spent here.
Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) is an independent online publisher that operates without advertisements, user tracking, subscriptions, or financial solicitations. Our primary mission is to re-examine the Torah and the Hebrew Scriptures (Tanach) along with Messianic texts from a strictly Hebraic, analytical perspective.
Our Mission Statement
Our Theological Stance asserts that who created the universe is a matter of verifiable knowledge, while why He created it is a matter of faith. Our commentary on the Scripture relies on textual analysis, Hebrew grammar, and logical reasoning rather than claims of divine revelation. We engage directly with Hebrew etymology, grammar, and historical context rather than relying purely on English translations. Unlike many end-time prognosticators who claim divine revelation or absolute authority, we explicitly disclaim infallibility admitting that our conclusions are based on human analysis and could be flawed.
Our Work
Our Flagship Work is the book The Reckoning of Time. This multi-part work serves as the cornerstone of the ministry. Its primary aim is to reconstruct the Sabbatical (Shemita) and Jubilee cycles from Creation up to Year 6,000. Part I: Jubilees: Maps out the chronological timeline from Adam to the Exodus, the First and Second Temple periods, and the ministry of Yeshua. Part II & III—End-Time Prophecies—analyzes apocalyptic texts (Daniel, Ezekiel, Revelation) to construct an end-time timeline. According to our understanding, the Year 5991 from Creation corresponds to Year 2026, thus placing current events near the culmination of the 6,000-year cycle. We realize that setting up exact timelines for Sabbatical/Jubilee cycles and applying them to modern dates is historically and scripturally complex, seeing that Sabbatical year reckonings are heavily debated even within Jewish scholarly circles.
The Oneness of the Creator
All work in Time of Reckoning Ministry (TORM) is dedicated to a strictly Unitarian Hebraic theology, challenging mainstream Trinitarian and Dualist concepts. Works like “Guide for the Perplexed in the World of Dualism” and “From Monotheism to Dualism to Trinity” argue that Trinitarian concepts stem from later Persian-Greco-Roman interpretations rather than the Tanach. From Hebraic Metaphysics perspective, we explore and explain how the Infinite God manifests in a finite world without dividing His Essence. We assert the biblical concept of humanity’s creation, namely, Elohim formed man in His image to reflect “Supernal conducts”—the creative actions and sovereignty through which the Infinite One manifests in the finite world in which human souls are sparks of the Eternal placed within the physical body to act as moral agents and reflect the divine nature. For what we believe, see our Creed.
We further argue that claiming “God had become a man” (the foundational premise of Christian Incarnation/Trinitarian theology) reverses the biblical order. Instead of man being created in the image of God, the incarnation theology creates a “god in the image of man”. This explicitly classifies this concept as a pure form of idolatry (Hebrew, avodah zarah) thus reducing the uncircumscribed, incorporeal Creator into a finite, mortal human body. Humanity reflects God spiritually, but God never transforms into physical flesh. Defining the Creator by human limitations or human form is fundamentally idolatrous. True biblical faith requires total rejection of dualist frameworks or Trinitarian personhoods in favor of the absolute unity of the Creator YHVH. Thus, in the section The Oneness of the Creator, we confront dualism that divides the Godhead into distinct persons and introduces co-equal divine powers alongside the Creator. We further contend that dualistic thinking stems from foreign to the Hebrew Scripture philosophical influences, rather than the Hebrew Tanach, by reinforcing the strict reading of the Shema, “YHVH is One”, in Deuteronomy 6:4 and by asserting that the Creator cannot be split, multiplied, incarnated, or localized into physical form without violating the foundational premise of Torah monotheism.
We see ourselves as still learning until Mashiach comes. Then he will teach us all we have missed. Until then it is our responsibility to study the Scripture.
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