The Broken Tablets & The Lost Reckoning

The nations thrash, consumed by their cycles of conflict and decay. We observe the escalation in the land of Lebanon, the posturing around the Strait of Hormuz, the unraveling of the Western nations – particularly the judgments manifesting in California as Edom reaps what it has sown (Obadiah 1:10). These are not isolated incidents, beloved of Yisrael, but tremors announcing the shift in the ages. Yet, amidst the chaos, a deeper malignancy festers: a deliberate severing from the covenant reckoning of Yahuah.

For too long, Yisrael has allowed itself to be swept along in the currents of the Babylonian calendar, a system divorced from the very breath of creation. We have traded the sacred for the convenient, the appointed times of Yahuah – the *moedim* – for the arbitrary divisions of a foreign system. This is not mere calendrical difference; it is a spiritual amputation, a severing of the root from the Tree of Life.

Consider the testimony of Enoch, a righteous man who walked with Yahuah (Genesis 5:24). His lineage, preserved through the flood, reveals a tradition of reckoning time according to the movements of the sun, moon, and appointed fe