Fullness of the Nations Learning Center, a Hebrew Congregation located in Winston Salem, NC, is dedicated to teaching the Torah which is the ancient foundation of our belief through Messiah Yahshuah (Jesus).
Sabbath (Saturday) Service begins at 12:00 PM with the Blowing of the shofar "The Call to Worship"
Thursday Night Book Reading 6:30 PM (call 336-767-2952 for more information)
“It is the glory of God to conceal a thing; but the honor of Kings to search out a matter.” Proverbs 25:2 Christianity is deeply rooted in Hebrew soil. Our ministry is to help Christians, whether skilled in the Scriptures or a novice, to experience the Truth of our Messiah Yahshuah. You are invited to study the Torah with us. Midrash (discussion) is an important vehicle in presenting topics throughout the study of the Scriptures. You will walk through the entire first five books of the Covenant of YHVH along with an in depth study of the Prophets, the Writings and the Renewed Covenant. Come and study the culture and times of our Wonderful Messiah and how He taught from the Tanak the ways of the One True and Living Elohim (God of Israel).
The International Day of Remembrance Committee invites all to the…
Largest Family Reunion Ever!
September 18, 2010
The International Day of Remembrance is an extraordinary endeavor that is to be held September 18, 2010, our first ever Day Of Remembrance will be held in every state across the United States to pray and ask The Mighty Creator for forgiveness and to repent and return to the Ways of The One, True and Living Yahweh of Eternity.We plan to hold this event at every State Capital throughout the nation and other participating countries; with the main event to be held tentatively in Jamestown, Virginia; the historical site of one of the main entrances into this country.
We are also reaching out to our people who were scattered to other lands; asking them to join us for this great celebration. On that day we want to first sing, shout out and blow the shofars giving thanks to the Most High for His Mercy and Blessings that allowed our ancestors to continue to multiply and not succumb to one of the worst atrocities known to mankind, “The Atlantic Slave Holocaust”. On that day we will cry out to the Most High collectively seeking His forgiveness for any transgression our ancestors as well as we as a people have ever committed. On this day we are reaching out to all who can volunteer their help in the planning process, including everything from the gathering of our people, to sponsorship support.
If you feel as though you can contribute in any way, please contact us at:
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or call 314-653-6845 or 314-353-8917. You may also write to us at: P.O. Box 775245 St. Louis, Mo.63177. We welcome all donations to help fund this project.
The entire house of Jacob is comprised of two houses or kingdoms. Ephraim (called Israel) and Judah. These two houses are also the twelve tribes of Israel representing the twelve sons of Jacob and the mixed multitude that left out of Egypt during the mass exodus as described in the book of Exodus making the entire house of Jacob; also called the house of Israel because the Lord changed Jacob’s name to Isra'el after he wrestled with Him (Genesis 32:28). Isra’el means to strive with El (GOD), to overcome with El and to rule with El. Strive –To judge, to strive or contend for; Hebrew - Diyn, [pronounced deen] Strong’s Dictionary 1777 – To rule, to judge as in umpire (as at law), to execute or minister judgment. When Jacob blessed his sons with their inheritance, he included Joseph’s two sons, they are Manasseh and Ephraim. By doing this he added an additional tribe to the lineage making the number thirteen, but the Lord set aside the tribe of Levi to be priest unto Him, therefore receiving no land inheritance. They are instructed to care for the house of the Lord and so doing the Lord is their inheritance. The Tribes where divided into two kingdoms after the reign of Solomon...
THE NUMBER OF GOVERNMENTAL PERFECTION. There were 12 tribes of Israel; 12 Disciples, 12 foundations in the heavenly Jerusalem; 12 gates; 12 pearls; 12 messengers. The measurements of New Jerusalem are 12,000 furlongs or stadia, while the wall will be 144 (12 x 12) cubits (Rev. 21:16-17).
