#tsadaq

Why did Noach obey Yahowah without asking for a single sign, and what does that reveal about trust, redeployment, and the Covenant? This study examines Noach as the return of Chanowk, explains why the Teba is a vessel of understanding rather than an ark, distinguishes Tsadaq as being right with Yahowah from Tamym as completing Yahowah's mission and staying the course until the work is finished, and explores Yahowah's assessment of humanity, Hamas, corruption, religion, politics, and the conditions that led to the Flood. The discussion also considers the role of redeployed souls, the restoration of humankind through the Covenant, Yahowah's method of working through trusted individuals, and the enduring lessons of Noach's mission from a Yada Yah perspective.

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:02:32 ~ "When Yahowah said to Noach, who was deployed in the middle of a mountainous region a very, very long way from any ocean or inland sea, Noach didn't even bother to ask for a sign." 00:07:26 ~ "Tamym means he's a finisher. He's the kind of guy that you can give a job to and you can be assured he's going to complete it." 00:18:40 ~ "Noah was Tamym, prepared to complete this mission." 00:22:44 ~ "I like that Chanowk fellow. I….you know he, he listens, he learns." 00:55:57 ~ "We do not have to be perfect to approach Yahowah, just correctly assess what He wants and then be willing to go where His words lead."

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Noach, Chanowk, Teba, Tsadaq, Tamym, Yahowah, Covenant, Flood Account, Redeployed Souls, Hebrew Insights, Genesis 6, Hamas Corruption