Scripture says Yahweh leans toward, lifts, carries, delays, waits, guards, and restores. This page gives Core Works that posture our stand before Yahweh from the manuscripts that all English Bible translations source, not theology.
“I do not cower before Him. I do not perform to appease Him. I stand honestly, steadily, open-handed, ready to return. Because His posture is already set toward sustaining life.“
“We do not stand before a volatile power, but before Yahweh, whose first movement is to preserve life, whose correction aims at restoration, and whose presence remains even while truth is spoken.“
- Yahweh’s first movement is toward sustaining life – “I have no delight in the death of one who dies… so turn back and live.” Ezekiel 18:32
- Yahweh corrects in order to preserve, not to vent – “Yahweh disciplines the one He loves, like a father the son he delights in.” Proverbs 3:12
- Yahweh delays destruction to allow return – “Yahweh is slow to anger and great in strength, and He does not leave wrongdoing unaddressed.” Nahum 1:3
- Yahweh’s nearness is meant to stabilize, not threaten – “Yahweh is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth.” Psalm 145:18
- Yahweh bends down to sustain the weak – “He raises the poor from the dust, lifts the needy from the ash heap.” Psalm 113:7
- Yahweh remains present even while confronting wrongdoing – “If you return to Yahweh… He will not leave you or destroy you.” Deuteronomy 4:31
- Yahweh’s goal is rest, not endless tension – “This is the resting place, let the weary rest; this is the place of repose.” — Isaiah 28:12
- Yahweh sustains even those who struggle to stand – “Yahweh upholds all who are falling and raises up all who are bent over.” Psalm 145:14
- Yahweh’s anger has an end; His sustaining care does not – “For His anger is but for a moment, but life is in His favor.” Psalm 30:5
Core Works
- Core Work 1 – How to Stand Before Yahweh
- Core Work 2 – How Yahweh Uses Correction Without Withdrawal
- Core Work 3 – Why Yahweh Delays Judgment
- Core Work 4 – The Difference Between Lifting Weight and Erasing Consequences
- Core Work 5 – What Yahweh Is Actually Against
- Transition – From Foundation to Gospel Walk
- Formation Page – Yeshua as Cornerstone
- How Yeshua Stood Before Yahweh
- How Yeshua Received Correction Without Withdrawal
- How Yeshua Lived Inside Delay and Timing
- How Yeshua Bore Weight Without Denying Reality
- How Yeshua Opposed What Destroys Life
- Guided Gospel Walk Companion Piece Introduction
- What to Expect While Walking
- Returning Without Restarting
- Anchor Questions for the Walk
- Silence and Pace Orientation
- What This Walk Is Not
- Formation Traced Through the Apostles Introduction
- How the Apostles Learned to Stand
- How the Apostles Practiced Correction
- How the Apostles Lived Inside Delay
- How the Apostles Bore Weight
- How the Apostles Opposed What Destroys Life
- What “Continued Walking with Clarity, Steadiness, and Hope” Looks Like
- Walking the Path Where It Feels “Non-Spiritual”
- A Simple Discernment Framework – Rooted in Walking, Not Rules
- Seeking Yahweh’s Wisdom – Sound Counsel, Prayer, Scripture, Fasting, and Waiting on the Path
- Walking Discernment + Wisdom
- Sidebar – Seeking Yahweh’s Wisdom on the Path
Core Work 1 – How to Stand Before Yahweh
Core Work 2 – How Yahweh Uses Correction Without Withdrawal
Core Work 3 – Why Yahweh Delays Judgment
Core Work 4 – The Difference Between Lifting Weight and Erasing Consequences
Core Work 5 – What Yahweh Is Actually Against
Transition – From Foundation to Gospel Walk
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Formation Page – Yeshua as Cornerstone
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How Yeshua Stood Before Yahweh
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How Yeshua Received Correction Without Withdrawal
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How Yeshua Lived Inside Delay and Timing
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How Yeshua Bore Weight Without Denying Reality
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How Yeshua Opposed What Destroys Life
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Guided Gospel Walk Companion Piece Introduction
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What to Expect While Walking
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Returning Without Restarting
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Anchor Questions for the Walk
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Silence and Pace Orientation
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What This Walk Is Not
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Formation Traced Through the Apostles Introduction
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How the Apostles Learned to Stand
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How the Apostles Practiced Correction
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How the Apostles Lived Inside Delay
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How the Apostles Bore Weight
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How the Apostles Opposed What Destroys Life
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What “Continued Walking with Clarity, Steadiness, and Hope” Looks Like
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Walking the Path Where It Feels “Non-Spiritual”
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A Simple Discernment Framework – Rooted in Walking, Not Rules
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Seeking Yahweh’s Wisdom – Sound Counsel, Prayer, Scripture, Fasting, and Waiting on the Path
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Walking Discernment + Wisdom
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Sidebar – Seeking Yahweh’s Wisdom on the Path
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