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Hello!
I am pleased you are here. I should begin by introducing myself and explain what Shamar Towrah means. It is Hebrew for "listen, paying attention to, carefully observing and giving heed to (shamar - be observant, closely examining and carefully considering) the teaching, guidance, and instruction (towrah - Teaching, Instruction, Direction, and Guidance) given to us by God.
Here is a beautifully written explanation of the Towrah:
"...turning our attention to the words which comprise the Word of God, we will assess the oldest Hebrew manuscripts using the most comprehensive lexicons. Our study will be limited to what you have been led to believe is the “Old Testament” because nothing beyond the Towrah, Naby’, wa Mizmowr was inspired by Yahowah...
...our journey of discovery will commence with a systematic review of what the Towrah “teaches.” Our exploration of Yahowah’s Towrah will be comprehensive because it is both the most important and most misunderstood text ever written.
Succinctly stated: the Towrah provides An Introduction to God. But don’t accept my word on this. Consider Yahowah’s...
“Yahowah (Yahowah – the proper pronunciation of YaHoWaH, our ‘elowah – God as directed in His ToWRaH – teaching regarding His HaYaH – existence and our ShaLoWM – restoration) was willing, even desirous (chaphets – He was inclined and pleased), for the sake of (la ma’an) His sense of honesty and fairness, as well as His commitment to doing what is right (tsedeq huw’ – His determination to be correct and acquitting, vindicating and just), to extend His nurturing and empowering, enriching and enabling (gadal – to offer His growth-facilitating and magnifying), Towrah | Teaching and Instruction, Guidance and Direction (Towrah) and to openly display its worth, while proving its glorious intent (wa ‘adar – to demonstrate its high and noble calling and honorable outcome).” Craig "Yada" Winn
Yasha’yah / Yah Liberates and Saves / Isaiah 42:21
This blog is a compilation of my personal Towrah studies, notes, and theories, as well as my favorite places to find information on the Towrah. It is my hope to share similar material from some of my wonderful and studious friends with you as well!
To familiarize yourself with the material here I recommend visiting www.YadaYah.com and browsing the bookshelf. For those of you who do not really understand what a "Towrah" is, I suggest starting with reading an "Introduction to God" by author and radio host Craig "Yada" Winn. There you will find a starting point and comprehensive guide on your way to meeting God as He exists in His own words.
If you already know and are familiar with Yahowah's Towrah, name, and mission, I recommend picking up with "Coming Home." It is my favorite! There you can meet the Anointed One, becoming acquainted with Yahowah's Lamb, our Savior, the kinsman reedemer of the family of Yisra'el and Yahuwdah, and the Son of God himself. The "Coming Home" series is a fascinating read!
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Disclaimer:
This is not a ministry site, and no donations are accepted or collected. Yahowah's words, and the insights gleaned from them, are free to all mankind.
Yahowah's Towrah is complete and entirely perfect, returning and restoring the soul. Yahowah's testimony is trustworthy and reliable, making understanding and obtaining wisdom simple for the open-minded and receptive.
"Yahowah's (יהוה) Towrah (towrah – teaching, guidance, direction, and instruction) is complete and entirely perfect (tamym – without defect, lacking nothing, correct, genuine, right, helpful, beneficial, and true), returning and restoring (suwb – transforming) the soul (nepesh – consciousness). Yahowah's testimony ('eduwth – restoring and eternal witness) is trustworthy and reliable ('aman – verifiable, confirming, supportive, and establishing), making understanding and obtaining wisdom (hakam – educating and enlightening oneself to the point of comprehension) simple for the open-minded and receptive (pethy – easy for those who are receptive)."
Song / Mizmor / Psalm 19:7
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