The Seekers Find

The Seekers Find SET APART BY TORAH, SET FREE BY TRUTH We aim to guide individuals toward biblical truth, repentance, and obedience to the commandments.

The Seekers Find is a ministry dedicated to proclaiming the truth of the Most High God, Ahayah Asher Ahayah, and His Son, Yashaya. This page serves as a platform to share scriptural teachings, end-time awareness, and spiritual encouragement. We believe that those who diligently seek the Most High will find Him, as written in Jeremiah 29:13. Our mission is to awaken, edify, and prepare souls for the return of Yashaya.

When a person is disconnected from the Most High, they begin looking to the world to answer the question, “Who am I?”The...
29/05/2026

When a person is disconnected from the Most High, they begin looking to the world to answer the question, “Who am I?”

The world offers countless identities.
The flesh offers countless desires.
The enemy offers countless counterfeits.

But none of them were designed to define you.

Without Yashaya Hamashiach, people build their identity on feelings, achievements, relationships, possessions, careers, popularity, and personal desires. The result is confusion, instability, and spiritual blindness.

True identity is not discovered by looking within.
It is discovered by looking to the One who created you.

“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” — John 8:32 NKJV

“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Yashaya for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” — Ephesians 2:10 NKJV

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17 NKJV

The enemy attacks identity because identity affects purpose.

If he can confuse who you are,
he can distract you from why you are here.

Know Yashaya.
Know your identity.
Know your purpose.

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29/05/2026

We need to let go of the thirty pieces of silver

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27/05/2026

In Genesis 3, Satan told people it was OKAY to eat something God said NOT TO EAT. Today, Christianity says it’s OKAY to eat things God clearly said not to eat. Let that sink in!

Most people know Peter cut off the servant’s ear when Christ was arrested.But there is a law in Leviticus that changes h...
23/05/2026

Most people know Peter cut off the servant’s ear when Christ was arrested.

But there is a law in Leviticus that changes how we see this moment.

After praying in anguish, Yashaya Hamashiach is betrayed by Judas with a kiss. The guards move in. Peter reacts and cuts off the ear of Malchus, the servant of the high priest.

Yashaya stops him immediately and says, “Put your sword in its place.”

But something deeper was happening.

Leviticus 21 teaches that a priest with a physical defect cannot serve. While Malchus was not a priest, he served the high priest. When his ear was cut off, he became marked by the very standard their system upheld.

The same system that came to arrest the true High Priest.

Then Yashaya does something powerful.

Before the cross, before the suffering, before the nails, He performs one last miracle.

He heals the ear of the man who came to arrest Him.

The enemy came with violence.
Christ responded with mercy.

The one sent to take Him was restored by Him.

This was not weakness. This was the Kingdom.

So when someone hurts you, betrays you, or comes against you, remember this moment.

The mercy Christ showed His enemy is the same mercy He calls us to walk in.

Choose mercy.
Choose obedience.
Choose the way of the Most High.

22/05/2026

What a person chooses in this life determines what happens in the end.

22/05/2026

The more a person gives in to sin, the more likely they are to reject and even make fun of what is holy.

22/05/2026

If you truly understand that you need redemption, you will not become comfortable with sin. Instead, you will want to move away from it more and more. You will start desiring a clean and holy life.

And without that effort to turn away from sin and grow in holiness, you cannot have real fellowship with the Most High, because He is pure light and has no darkness at all.

You are not sinless, but you are also not meant to stay in sin. If you truly know Him, you will fight to leave sin behind.

20/05/2026

If the Most High wills, I will soon share with you how the kingdom of darkness prepared the way through technology, how selfies have been normalized, and how AI is being used to lead people into self-idolatry, as revealed in the Wisdom of Solomon.

By the power of the Spirit that exposes the lies hidden in the darkness, I hope to be able to explain it in such a way that y’all could understand easily.

Because many are deceived by what Satan has offered the world.

20/05/2026

What opened my understanding was realizing that it does not make sense to claim Yasha (Jesus) and ignore His commandments. Scripture shows that He was there from the beginning and that all things were made through Him and by Him. The same one who spoke in the beginning is the one who walked among men. The same one who led the people out of Egypt and was with them in the wilderness is not separate from the one who spoke the commandments. That is why it is written that the Rock that followed them was Christ and that the Lord saved the people out of Egypt.

When Yashaya says if you love Me keep My commandments, He is not introducing something new. He is speaking the same truth that was given to Israel from the beginning. In the understanding of our ancestors, love was never just a feeling. Love meant obedience, loyalty, and walking in the ways of the Most High. This is why it is written that the love of God is keeping His commandments and that His commandments are not burdensome.

Yashaya never taught against the law. He said clearly that He did not come to destroy the law or the prophets. In the ancient understanding, to fulfill means to fully live out and establish the true meaning of something, not to remove it. He walked in perfect obedience and showed what the law looks like when it is lived correctly. The law is not separate from the Most High because it reflects His character, His righteousness, and His order.

Many people today are taught that keeping the commandments is impossible or no longer required, but Scripture says that the commandments are not too difficult and not far off. Yashaya Himself said that His yoke is easy and His burden is light. The New Covenant was never about removing the commandments but about the Most High putting His Spirit within His people so they can walk in His statutes and keep His judgments.

What became clear to me is that many people spend more effort trying to explain away the commandments than actually walking in them. Without the law, people rely only on their feelings, but Scripture defines what sin is and shows what obedience looks like. It gives a clear path for repentance and a standard that does not change.

This is why Yashaya warns that those who practice lawlessness will be told to depart from Him. Sin is defined as lawlessness, so to reject the commandments is to walk outside of what He established. If we truly believe that He is the image of the Most High and that He was there from the beginning, then we have to understand that He is not separate from the law.

He is the one who gave it and He calls His people to walk in it.

18/05/2026

Many people believe that because Christ died for them, they are automatically free to keep living in sin and that grace will cover everything they do. But that is a misunderstanding of what grace truly means. Grace is not permission to continue doing what is wrong. It is a gift that gives us the chance to turn away from sin and live a changed life.

If we say we love Him, that love should be seen in how we live. It means choosing what is right, even when it is difficult. It means honoring His commandments, not ignoring them. Obedience is not about earning salvation, but it is the natural response of someone who genuinely loves Him and understands what He has done.

Faith today is often reduced to belief, accepting that God exists or agreeing with spiritual truths. Many treat it as in...
09/05/2026

Faith today is often reduced to belief, accepting that God exists or agreeing with spiritual truths. Many treat it as internal mindset. But in the worldview of the Ancient Hebrew Israelites, faith was active, visible, and lived through loyalty, obedience, and endurance toward Ahayah Asher Ahayah.

The Hebrew word for faith, emunah (אֱמוּנָה), carries the meaning of faithfulness, reliability, steadfastness, and trustworthiness. It comes from aman, meaning to support or establish, the same root as Amen, meaning it is firm or true. Faith is therefore not passive belief but something proven and stable.

In Exodus 17:12, Moses hands remained steady, described with emunah, showing faith as endurance supported through action. Faith is something upheld, not merely felt.

The Torah shows faith through obedience. Abraham is called righteous not only for believing but for obeying Ahayah commands (Genesis 26:5). His faith was proven through action. Faith meant trusting Ahayah enough to obey without knowing the outcome.

The prophets reinforced this. Habakkuk 2:4 says the just shall live by faith, emunah, meaning steadfast loyalty during hardship. Righteousness is defined by covenant faithfulness under pressure.

The Psalms connect faith with character. Psalm 33:4 uses emunah as truth, showing faith describes both the nature of Ahayah and the behavior expected of His people. A faithful person is dependable and righteous.

In the New Testament, faith is shown through action. Hebrews 11 highlights Noah building, Abraham leaving his land, and Moses choosing obedience over Egypt. James 2:17 states faith without works is dead. Even demons believe, but do not obey (James 2:19). True faith is demonstrated by works.

The Apocrypha confirms this. Sirach teaches that those who fear Ahayah do not disobey. 1 Maccabees highlights Abraham faith proven through testing. Enoch describes the faithful as those who remain righteous in corruption. Jubilees links faith with repentance and obedience. Jasher shows Abraham standing against idolatry. Faith is consistent loyalty under trial.

Across all texts, the pattern is clear. Faith is covenant loyalty expressed through obedience, endurance, and righteousness.

In simple terms, faith is trust in Ahayah that results in obedience and perseverance.

Belief alone is not enough. Scripture shows even demons believe (James 2:19). True faith aligns life with the will of Ahayah and is proven through action.

Faith is not only claimed. It is seen in how one lives, a steady commitment to walk in the ways of Ahayah Asher Ahayah regardless of circumstance.

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