Skip to main content

We Change - YHVH Does Not

By

 In the next few weeks the festival days of Yom Teruah (Day of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) and Sukkot (Tabernacles) will begin.  

These days have been set into the calendar from ancient times - never changing and never diminishing.  Christianity often talks about the doctrines and traditions handed down from the 'church fathers' but Yehovah Almighty, our Father and Creator, demands - yes, demands - that we return to His ancient ways.  We live such short lives so to wrap our heads around the ways of an omnipotent and eternal Creator can be difficult.  

But change we must!

  The last month or so Hebron has been undergoing a bit of change in preparation for the festivals also.  An updated kitchen has been on the agenda for a long time so this will make our meal times and clean up much easier. There's something special about spending time together over a meal because that's when we get to know each other, hear each other's stories, joys and griefs.

And of course there's no better way of resolving differences than with a wet tea towel battle! 

We have also created some more flexible accommodation options within the house.  The homestead on the farm is extensive so it really has been a blessing to us over many years.  We have plans in the future of creating more simple external accommodation options and a Tent/Shed of Meeting but for now we able to meet together comfortably.  

 Yehovah has enabled this small fellowship to imagine, plan and build for future generations.  This is what true pioneering is all about.  

We look to a time when people will come from nearby and afar to celebrate Yehovah and His ways together - to come and hear the truth of His word - to come and be encouraged to continue on the ancient path - to come and be blessed, healed and restored.

Hebron, our city of refuge, for all who have come out of a corrupted system of belief that has distorted truth.  Refugees no longer, but citizens of the commonwealth of Israel; a royal priesthood; a holy nation.

  




 

Comments

  1. Nico and Cathy BeukesAugust 12, 2026 at 9:05 AM

    Praise Yah that He provides and blesses. Thank you for the amazing work you all do, we loved last Sukkot and Yah willing we will see you this year too

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the Hebron Herald.

Shalom

Popular posts from this blog

Where Your Treasure Is.....

By
Life has changed for our community and we are now split between two geographic locations - Salem and Mildura - with a few of us coming and going between them.   When the scripture says we are an 'unusual people', that certainly has an added layer for our community!      We are full of anticipation of what YHVH will pour out for the people of Australia, particularly the towns along the Murray River and Victoria.     But coming home to Hebron is always so good for the soul. Open skies - Open spaces   So lovely to see water in the top dam, grass emerging and  paddocks been sown for this year's hay crop.     I have been reflecting more on the truth and freedom of Yeshua's command:   Do not lay up for yourselves treasures upon earth,  where moth and rust destroy,  and where thieves break in and steal.   But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven,  where neither moth nor rust destroys,  and whe...
3 comments
Read more

Practical Deeds .... Spiritual Dividends

By
The practical outworkings of our worship and obedience may look different from one individual to another, one family to another or one fellowship to another.  Here at Hebron it's a matter of looking after the land, stock, home and infrastructure to ensure that things are ticking along as they should in a timely manner; creating a refuge and oasis, now and for the future.  This week the flock were treated to some mineral blocks, which will provide necessary salts and minerals that they need to remain in tip top shape while they're lambing in the summer months.  The smaller top dam is well and truly dry but this would be the perfect time to get the tractor in there and dig it deeper, which would also have the bonus of providing good dirt for the vegie patch.  This dam is not spring fed so having it deeper would provide more water for next summer, provided it fills during the winter months. The vegie patch, or as I prefer to call it at times, the battlefie...
7 comments
Read more

Reflections

By
2 Samuel 7:18  Then King David went in and sat before YHVH, and he said, "Who am I, Sovereign YHVH, and what is my family, that you have brought me this far?" There are times when it's good to look back and reflect on the journey thus far.  These moments highlight the provisions of YHVH, the encouragements of community, the lessons learnt and the growth we have experienced.  Who indeed is this little community family that YHVH would consider us and provide for us this way?  As part of this reflection of our Hebron journey I thought I'd pop up some photos of the journey - I think you'll be surprised when you look back at how the property looked when we first took ownership.  Some people have come and gone, goals and projects have evolved but what remains consistent is the original purpose and vision for Hebron.   From Anunaka to Hebron.  The previous name of the property was itself a sign to us, confirming the scripture that YHWH gave...
Post a Comment
Read more