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You can’t gaslight the scriptures: Genesis 1:1-2 “1In the beginning Elohim created the heavens and the earth. 2The earth was formless and empty, and DARKNESS covered the deep waters. And the Spirit of Elohim was hovering over the surface of the waters. Let the scriptures interpret itself: Genesis 1:5 “Elohim called the light “day” and the darkness “night.” And EVENING passed and MORNING came, marking the first day. 🧐 If you keep reading the account of creation, the sun is used to separate the day, which begins AT EVENING. You can’t follow Enoch’s (solar) calendar if you’re not clear when a day begins.

“Rosh” means ‘head/chief/first’ and “kodesh”, within the context means, “month”. There are still 12 “Kodeshim” on the Hebrew calendar, but understand the 4 intercalated days are the beginning of seasons within a 90 day period. Leviticus 23 tells us the shofar should be blown for appointed feasts, not every season.

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood I hope your Shabbat was spirit-filled, Malkah. Thanks forn your reply. Roshe is head in English, I know that, the problem is that it is translated as "beginning". You see the problem? We think the trumpet should be blown at the start of each of the 12 months. "Blow up the trumpets in the roshe kodesh, on your solemn feast days" is very clear to me now. We must praise Yahweh with understanding. Shaloam!

What scripture makes you believe so?

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood Numbers 10: 10, 28: 11; 1 Chronicles 23: 31; Psalms 81:1-3; Ezekiel 46:1-3; Colossians 2:16-17

You said “scripture”, not plural 😅 Firstly, every scripture referenced has to be read in its context. If you start at the top of the chapter and keep reading Numbers 28 and everywhere else, it tells you which feast day follows the beginning of a month. All four heads of the month do not fall on feast days, therefore, they do not have the ordinances of a feast day like blowing a trumpet. Stay tuned for more info on the topic.

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood Yeah I did say "scripture" 😂 but I meant it in the since of all/any/multiple scripture, because it is a plural word. I really tried to keep it short I thought. Your right, one should start at the top at 28 and keep reading as also with everywhere else, which I did do. I will stay tuned and re-reading and doing a better study of it also. Looking forward to more info on the topic. Shabbat Shalom 🖖

Correct, unless specified. Typically, the feast days are called “Shabbaton” which means we must prepare double meal portions, no servile work, money exchange or kindling a fire, and other ordinances for a seventh day Shabbat.

@@Joyfully-spring77 he is Yehovah.

2:20 The smoke you see in the air is from a smokehouse restaurant nearby. We were on a shop strip that was limited in parking. Fun fact, Egypt is called “Misr” in Arabic and a lot of the people who live there are from counties like North Africa, Syria, and the Arabian Peninsula. The original people are called “Bedouins” who are nomads living closer to the wilderness in the Middle Eastern deserts like Wadi Rum in Jordan and not the city.

I listen to him too. Very powerful kora player.

The harp is one of my favorite instruments. Did you know that there’s an African harp called the kora and n’goni? Check it out sometime.

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood I didn't, I'll look it up!

Thank you for your comment. It’s good to hear from you. As you know, MNM Ministries is not an online ministry, although some of us have CZcams channels, our work is mainly offline. The harvest is plenty but the laborers are few in the land at the moment, so even I will have to pull away from the net soon as things become more demanding. All is well and YHWH is still working in and through us. I hope you and yours have a blessed celebration. Shalom.

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood Yes, I know it's not a CZcams Ministry and I am glad it isn't. I pray that Yahweh will send labourers into the harvest. Continue the good work. Shaloam.

If you know how to make your own instruments, I would bring materials to do so. If you play any instruments and they’re quality or difficult to find elsewhere, consider bringing them out with you. Otherwise, the trumpet/flute specifically can be bought at a music store (with a search), but the quality may not be as great depending on where you look. We have people with flutes and saxophones, but they just picked up the skill so we don’t hear much of them unless it’s for practice.

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood Thank you sis Malkah for your answer. This is Dex btw if you didn't already know. It would be wonderful to learn how to make instruments. Yahweh willing

@@Nomad_of_YHWHI didn’t know lol it’s all good

@@OfficialMalkahNorwood how are things there at this time

I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.

You’re allowed to play whatever natural instrument you have a skill in, but some instruments are not native to the near East. I’m interested to hear what instruments you believed weren’t allowed in worship?

@OfficialMalkahNorwood I was told types of african drums and it was something in Egypt or from there a dulcimer were instruments not to use, but of course, this was when I was in Christianity.I know we all come from different things and I have to say there is so much unlearning and getting the full true understanding of everything is imperative because wow what a mess of things I was taught and even nowadays it's so many layers and disguises used in worship /spirituality you really have to be re taught everything feel like cause when you think you got it in line I'm discovering its not the mind or counsel of Yahweh. As for Ali Farka Toure, he may have been Muslim, but a few years back , I came across his musical work and others through watching documentaries on desert musical concerts called Womad, (Tinariwen etc)I found the sounds interesting yet newly learning foundational beliefs the musical sounds are stemming from is important to know and being a person whose always loved instrumental music I never recognized certain things until now. Sometimes, you can be passionate about something (ain't nothing interesting in music nowadays if anything most ppl born in my era that love music either is stuck listening to 70s, 80s, 90s music 😅)not know the correct path you know, because there are so many voices and things presenting themselves to you constantly pulling at your soul I am learning it's good to be aware. Btw I haven't selected my family over Yahweh, and being blk plus a woman its choosing a between a lesser or worse evil until I can fully obey Yah for me you remain where you are been abused on many levels for believing different or you go live on the streets in Babylon & be s#x /human trafficked and only Yah knows what else are happening to those poor people here because to not have a home here is to not have a voice at all.

Me too!! Hope all is well.

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