A movement to restoration !

We believe faith is not passive. Faith restores identity. Faith rebuilds confidence. Faith awakens purpose. The Scriptures speak of scattered people, forgotten promises, and divine remembrance. Whether one understands that literally, spiritually, or historically, the call remains the same: return to truth, return to covenant, return to the Creator. Awakening is not about superiority — it is about responsibility. When a people rise spiritually, they rise in character, compassion, discipline, and love.

The People Of Yahuah!

Deuteronomy 28 is a chapter that lays out the consequences of obedience and disobedience to Yahuah.

The first part (verses 1–14) describes blessings for obedience—prosperity, protection, victory over enemies, and being set above other nations. It emphasizes that walking in covenant brings favor in every area of life.

The second, much longer section (verses 15–68) outlines curses for disobedience—including hardship, confusion, oppression, exile, and scattering among the nations. It serves as a warning that turning away from Yahuah leads to suffering and loss of identity.

Overall, the chapter presents a clear description of WHO is Yahuah's chosen people: If you have never read it, see for yourself who does this chapter describe. We will be returned to Him once again. When we wake up, become sober, and repent for our fathers. This is covenant faithfulness.