The Renewed Covenant

Covenant of Friendship

Renewed Covenant with Elohim: The Covenant of Friendship with Elohim (God) is a renewed covenant of Mount Sinai described in Jeremiah 31:31 with the covenant meal in remembrance of Yeshua that the people can take today. For these the ones who will never hunger or never thirst. By taking this covenant, you become a friend of Elohim.

The Scroll of Mysteries: Cochin Hebrew Revelation

with Janice F. Baca

For the full testimony and images of the Miracle storm at Mount Sinai with the Renewed Covenant that expeditioners completed on March 14, 2023, hear Janice's testimony at minute mark 2:01:25.

Daily Prayer

with Janice F. Baca

For those who follow Janice F. Baca's teachings on YouTube, you know the key to defeating the dragon and the beast is through Psalms 91. This prayer is a daily prayer of protection and deliverance.

And for those who have taken the Renewed Covenant (Joel 2:31–34) with us of Mount Sinai, this is a daily reminder of the covenant promises of Yehovah when we obey His commands and His voice.

To take the covenant with Yehovah, you can go to the following link to join in the marriage covenant with Him.

Unbelievable Storm at Mount Sinai

For additional video footage of the miraculous storm, watch the following video.

Ketubah

In a traditional Jewish wedding ceremony, the ketubah is signed by two witnesses and traditionally read out loud under the chuppah between the erusin and nissuin. Friends or distant relatives are invited to witness the ketubah, which is considered an honour; close relatives are prohibited from being witnesses. The witnesses must be halakhically valid witnesses, and so cannot be a blood relative of the couple. In Orthodox Judaism, women are also not considered to be valid witnesses. The ketubah is handed to the bride (or, more commonly, to the bride's mother) for safekeeping.

These beautiful frameable Ketubahs are courtesy of Cheryl Bell.