Welcome
 

We are a family of non-denominational volunteers of The WAY, Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 35:8  bringing an awareness of the message of mercy and grace demonstrated In the old testament (the Torah) and still applicable today. We were initially Christians and believed that the writings of the New testament ito be true. However in our walk with Ha YEHAWAH (God) doubts started to form and this was based primarily on the lack of confirmation from the old testament about the death of Jesus Christ. The concept that Jesus Christ was sacrificed for our sins and as a result, this one act did away with animal, grain and drink sacrifices. The supposed sacrifice of Jesus Christ  is a widely accepted theory, Something i too believed for most of my life, Here's the thing.. we know how important sacrifices are to Ha YAHAWAH. The old testament from the first to the last book mentions sacrifices and the repurcusions if not performed, and this is mentioned  at least once in most chapters in each book of the old testament. In addition there were GOD's mouth piece the prophets that prophesied all matters of importance. My question therefore is why was such an important event such as the sacrifice of God's 'only begotten son' for the sins of all,  past, present and future never once mentioned in the old testament. Something of such universal magnitude and vital spritual importance that brings an end to the practise of animal, grain and drink sacrifice, and brings us in direct contact with our Creator through his son. This is huge at any level in any century and should have been mentioned at least once. I have read the old testament over and over again numerous time and no mention has been made of the future death of the son of GOD, or the reasons for his death...nothing mentioned about him being resurected after three days, the dead appearing to people. Based on this we can only assume that Jesus Christ is a self proclaimed son of GOD. 

Any references taken from the old testament to endorse the claim that Jesus lived and died as the son of GOD have been taken out of context  and are highly ambiguous. There is some reference to his existence in other writings eg the Quran,  but we do not believe he is the Messiah to come talked about in the old testament.

We no longer regard the new testament as scripture, neither do we believe that Jesus Christ discribed there is the son of God, or the prophesied Messiah. Today most Christian churches are compromising the faith, exchanging this to favour the world for their own, deluded beliefs and selfish gain. The Catholic Church is a good example and is what birthed the emergence of Christianity which too churned out the different types of churches we have today. Right now we have approximately 41.000 Christian denominations worldwide according to the Center for the Study of Global Christianity. Our Creator is One, His Son Yisreal is One, and The Ruach (His Spirit) is One, so the Source of the message should also be One.

At that time they were called to detach themselves from the Synagogues of Man and its practices.

Today the Synagogue of Man is all forms of religion all lumped under the umbrella of idolarory‘

We have obeyed the call and have removed ourselves from all Christian denominations. 'Jeremiah 51:6,9,50
Flee out of the midst of Babylon, and deliver every man his soul: be not cut off in her iniquity; for this is the time of the LORD'S vengeance; he will render unto her a recompence…' Isaiah 52:11
Depart, depart, go out from there! Touch no unclean thing; come out from it, purify yourselves, you who carry the vessels of the LORD'. We now form our own personal  Qahal which in Hebrew means to gather, in which we practise the true WAY as endorsed by Ha YAHAWAH (GOD), The Ruach Ha Kodesh (Holy Spirit), His Son Yisreal and the Torah.

Our places of worship are in our homes with family members and or close friends. Our goals remain the same as the patriarchs of old and the prophets. Which is to be of use to our Creator and of service to our fellow man. We are being blessed so we make no financial demands from the public. But obey the command to give. Isiah 58 6-7.