Lily was born and raised in the deep south and was a true southern bell, Lily would be destined for a life that would rock... More > the very being of her soul and tear her heart in pieces. The one man she loved, but seemingly never have. Lily has loved and lost and loved again, but would she live to love again with a love in her heart that she has longed for her entire life… but would there be a second chance for her to love? Or would she continue to long for the love she could not and would not ever be able to overcome? Or would it be only in death that Lily can ever let go of a love that forever burns as a desire within her soul, a lust for a love that seemingly is never to be quenched? < Less

Bowl of Pottage Introduction:

America has traded her birth right for a bowl of pottage.

Our legal form of government is a... More > Constitutional Republic.

Our nation for the most part has lost it’s way,

The term republic had a significant meaning for our founding fathers and all the early Americans. It meant a lot more than just a representative government which was a form of government in contrast to democracy where the majority dictated laws and rights.

Getting rid of the English monarchy was what the Revolution was really all about, so a monarchy or democratic form of government was out of the question.

A Republic required a strict limitation of government power, Which would be defined and delegated by the people, with all public officials being bound by their oath of office to uphold the Constitution.

"America is great because she is good. If America ceases to be good, America will cease to be great” Alexis de Tocqueville < Less

This is an epic love story that truly has it ll. Drama, tragedy and a seemingly forbidden love... This is a book you will... More > not want to put down. This book takes you on a long journey of Lily and her family in the mid 1800s to the early 1900's. You will be mesmerized by this story, as this book takes you to another time and place, in the deep south of Louisiana. < Less

We know Elohim did not divorce the house of Judah. why didn’t Elohim divorce them? So I ask how could Elohim break his own... More > marriage law and have a son by a woman to whom he was not married? Some people have told me because Elohim can do anything. That is not true. Because Elohim can Not sin! He remained married to the house of Judah so that his son would be legitimate. But the marriage to the house of Judah did not continue forever. When Yahushua died on the stake the marriage to the house of Judah ended.

Morah Nitza walks you through the Set Apart High Days and tying them together with the Resurrections. < Less

Misunderstood Spiritual topics,

--"Let your women..." Notice, it did not say "Let the women...", or "Let women...". This... More > is addressing a particular problem that was occurring at Corinth at the time, and as we shall see, Paul was drawing on the authority of the scriptures to correct their problem.

Yahushua commissions you, male and female, "All power is given unto Me in heaven and in earth. Go ye therefore and teach all nations...preach the gospel to every creature...these signs shall follow them that believe (not just men): In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; they shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover...lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world" (Matt. 28. 18-20; Mk. 16. 15-18) < Less

Lily was born and raised in the deep south and was a true southern bell, Lily would be destined for a life that would rock... More > the very being of her soul and tear her heart in pieces. The one man she loved, but seemingly never have. Lily has loved and lost and loved again, but would she live to love again with a love in her heart that she has longed for her entire life… but would there be a second chance for her to love? Or would she continue to long for the love she could not and would not ever be able to overcome? Or would it be only in death that Lily can ever let go of a love that forever burns as a desire within her soul, a lust for a love that seemingly is never to be quenched? < Less

Misunderstood Spiritual topics,

--"Let your women..." Notice, it did not say "Let the women...", or "Let women...". This... More > is addressing a particular problem that was occurring at Corinth at the time, and as we shall see, Paul was drawing on the authority of the scriptures to correct their problem.

Yahushua commissions you, male and female, "All power is given unto Me in heaven and in earth. Go ye therefore and teach all nations...preach the gospel to every creature...these signs shall follow them that believe (not just men): In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues; they shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; they shall lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover...lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world" (Matt. 28. 18-20; Mk. 16. 15-18) < Less

Bowl of Pottage Introduction:

America has traded her birth right for a bowl of pottage.

Our legal form of government is a... More > Constitutional Republic.

Our nation for the most part has lost it’s way,

The term republic had a significant meaning for our founding fathers and all the early Americans. It meant a lot more than just a representative government which was a form of government in contrast to democracy where the majority dictated laws and rights.

Getting rid of the English monarchy was what the Revolution was really all about, so a monarchy or democratic form of government was out of the question.

A Republic required a strict limitation of government power, Which would be defined and delegated by the people, with all public officials being bound by their oath of office to uphold the Constitution.

"America is great because she is good. If America ceases to be good, America will cease to be great” Alexis de Tocqueville < Less

This is an epic love story that truly has it ll. Drama, tragedy and a seemingly forbidden love... This is a book you will... More > not want to put down. This book takes you on a long journey of Lily and her family in the mid 1800s to the early 1900's. You will be mesmerized by this story, as this book takes you to another time and place, in the deep south of Louisiana. < Less

We know Elohim did not divorce the house of Judah. why didn’t Elohim divorce them? So I ask how could Elohim break his own... More > marriage law and have a son by a woman to whom he was not married? Some people have told me because Elohim can do anything. That is not true. Because Elohim can Not sin! He remained married to the house of Judah so that his son would be legitimate. But the marriage to the house of Judah did not continue forever. When Yahushua died on the stake the marriage to the house of Judah ended.

Morah Nitza walks you through the Set Apart High Days and tying them together with the Resurrections. < Less