Day 1 Teach Me to Walk Like Yahusha Walked

Study Focus

The Foundation of the Walk

A 10-day foundation for discovering how the Father's life became visible in Yahusha—and how that same foundation becomes the beginning of our own walk.

10 guided days Scripture-centered Personal or group study

Daily Pattern

The Word Made Flesh

Primary Scripture: Yahuhanan 1:1–14

Daily posture:
Receiving the Father's order through the Word before taking a single step of your own.

Formation

Day 1 - Walk in the Same Posture

Day 1 begins with the foundation:

The Word.

Before we can walk as Yahusha walked, we must first understand who He is.

Yahusha is not merely a teacher to admire. He is the Word made flesh—the Father's order, instruction, character, and authority made visible in human life. In Him, we see what it looks like when the Word is fully received, perfectly trusted, and faithfully lived.

To walk like Yahusha is not first to imitate His actions, but to come under the same order from which His walk proceeded. It is to allow the Father's voice, truth, and authority to govern our thoughts, desires, decisions, and responses.

Yahusha did not walk independently. He walked in complete agreement with the Father. His life flowed from the One who sent Him, not from Himself. Every word He spoke, every step He took, and every act He performed revealed the Source from whom He came.

Day 1 invites us into that same posture not self-led, but Word-led. Before we ask how Yahusha walked, we first learn what governed His walk. Only then can His pattern begin to shape our own.

01

What is the Father?

In this passage, what is the function of the Father? As you read, look for the One from whom life, truth, authority, and order originate.

02

What is the Word?

What does the Word reveal about Aluah? Look for how the Word functions before it becomes flesh and what it accomplishes throughout the passage.

03

Why Did the Word Become Flesh?

What does Yahusha's coming reveal about the Father? As you read, discover how the invisible Source becomes visible through His life, character, and walk.

Read: What does Scripture actually say?

Listen and Hear What the Word Says

Read the passage slowly. Let the Word establish the foundation before you move into reflection.

Truth Scriptures

Yahuhanan 1:1-14

1. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with Aluah, and the Word was Aluah.

2. From the very beginning the Word was with Aluah.

3. All things were made through Him, and without Him, nothing that has been made was made.

4. In Him was life, and His life provides Light to all people.

5. His Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness cannot extinguish His Light.

6. There came a man named Yahuhanan who was sent from Aluah.

7. Yahuhanan came as a witness to testify about the Light, so that people would believe in the Light.

8. Yahuhanan was not the Light. His mission was to bear witness of the Light.

9. The true Light that provides life to every person was coming into the world.

10. The Light was in the world. This is the exact same Light who created the world, but the world did not recognize Him.

11. The Light came to His own people, and His own people did not welcome Him.

12. But those who did welcome Him, those who believe in His Name, He gave them the right to become children of Aluah.

13. Aluah's children are not born from flesh and blood, but they are born through Aluah.

14. The Word became flesh, and He lived among us. We have personally seen His esteem. This esteem is like that of the Father's only Son, full of favor and truth.

Reflection: What does it reveal through function?

Hebrew Thought Restores Understanding

The opening of Yahuhanan reveals something extraordinary. Before introducing Yahusha's ministry, it establishes His identity.

Everything begins with Aluah. He is the Source from whom life, truth, authority, and order proceed. Before anything was created, the Word was with Aluah, and the Word was Aluah. Through the Word, all things came into existence. In Him was life, and that life became the Light of mankind.

Yahuhanan does not begin by introducing Yahusha as a teacher or prophet. He begins by introducing Him as the Word who was with Aluah, was Aluah, created all things, possesses life, is the true Light, and then entered the very world He created. Only after establishing who He is does Yahuhanan explain how He came:

"The Word became flesh."

This witness forms the foundation for everything that follows. It helps us understand why Yahuah declares that He is One, and why Yahusha later says,

"I and the Father are one."

Throughout Yahuhanan 1:1–14, Scripture consistently reveals that the One who is the Source, the Creator, the Life, and the Light is also the One who entered His creation. The One who was sent is not another source, but the visible revelation of the very Source from whom all things proceed.

In Hebrew thought, this becomes even richer.

A father is understood by function. A father is the source—the one from whom life, authority, instruction, inheritance, and order proceed. A son is the visible continuation and expression of that source. To be sent is not merely to travel from one place to another, but to faithfully reveal the purpose, authority, and character of the one who sent you.

Yahusha did not come to reveal another way. He came as the visible revelation of the Father's order, character, and authority. His walk was not independent. Every word He spoke, every decision He made, and every act He performed revealed the Source from whom He came.

This is why the study begins here.

Before we learn how Yahusha walked, we must first understand who He revealed. If Yahusha is the visible revelation of the Source, then His walk is the visible revelation of the Source's character, authority, and order. To walk like Yahusha is not merely to imitate His actions—it is to come under the same order that governed His life.

In Hebrew thought, the Word is not merely information. It is living instruction, functional truth, and active order. The Word establishes the pattern by which life is governed.

Day 1 asks us a simple but searching question: Is the Word becoming visible in our own lives?

"To walk like Yahusha is not merely to imitate His actions—it is to come under the same order that governed His life."

Palal: Install this understanding in me.

Open Your Heart Before the Father

Ahba Yahuah,

You alone are the Source of life, truth, wisdom, and understanding.

Before I ask You to govern my walk, govern my heart.

Before I ask You to order my steps, establish Your Word within me.

Let me not merely read what You have spoken, but receive it as living instruction that takes root and bears fruit.

Your Word is living and active, sharper than a double-edged sword.

As a sword separates what stands before it, let Your Word separate truth from error within me. Cut away every tradition, assumption, opinion, fear, pride, and desire that competes with Your order. Separate what proceeds from You from what proceeds from my own understanding.

Protect my mind from misunderstanding Your Word.

Do not allow me to build my life upon what I have inherited from men if it stands against what You have revealed. Give me humility to be corrected, courage to release what is false, and wisdom to recognize Your voice above every other voice.

Just as the Word became visible in Yahusha, let Your Word become visible in me. Let my thoughts reflect Your thoughts, my words reflect Your truth, and my walk reveal Your order.

Teach me not to live independently of You, but to remain in agreement with You. May I never seek my own way and ask You to bless it. Instead, teach me to seek Your way and gladly walk in it.

Guard my heart from deception. Guard my mind from confusion. Guard my steps from wandering. Let Your Ruah continually remind me of what You have spoken and establish deep roots within me so that when testing comes, I remain steadfast in Your truth.

Today I surrender my understanding, my desires, my plans, and my will to You. Produce within me the life of the Word until Your character becomes visible in my own life.

For Yours are the authority, the esteem, the wisdom, and the splendor forever.

Ahlaluyah!

Ahlaluyah Yahuah!

Practice: Live according to what was revealed.

Living Under the Father's Order

Pause Before Proceeding

Before Yahusha spoke, acted, or responded, every part of His life revealed the One from whom He proceeded. Today's practice is to slow down long enough for the Father's order—not your own impulses—to become the source of what comes next.

Before speaking, pause long enough to listen.

Does this proceed from the Father's order or from my own desire?

When your emotions rise, allow the Word—not your feelings—to govern your response.

Does this reveal the Father's character?

Throughout today, notice every moment you choose agreement over independence.

“My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” Yahuhanan 10:27

Following begins by learning to recognize the Father's voice above every competing voice.

Don't practice the action. Practice the posture that produces the action.

Carry this revelation into the day

Day 1 Source

Today you began where Yahuhanan begins—not with Yahusha's ministry, but with His identity.

Before the Word became flesh, He was with Aluah and was Aluah. The One through whom all things came into existence entered the very world He created so that the Father's life, character, authority, and order could be made visible.

This is why Yahusha's walk matters.

He did not come to reveal another way. He came to reveal the Father.

As you leave this lesson, do not simply ask yourself, "What would Yahusha do?" Ask instead, "How can the Father's character become visible in my life today?"

Carry this revelation with you throughout the day. Let the Word govern your thoughts before they become actions, your desires before they become decisions, and your heart before it determines your path.

May Yahuah baruk you and keep you. May His face shine upon you and grant you peace. May His Ruah guide your steps, establish your understanding, and keep your heart in His order as you walk before Him today.

Ahlaluyah.