Know Yahuah

Know YAHUAH is exactly what the title expresses.

To know Him.

As I continued seeking YAHUAH, He began teaching me truths that could only be learned by walking with Him. He showed me that His presence is never absent, even when I cannot perceive it. He is always near, always working, always drawing me closer to Himself.

He taught me that I do not merely belong to Him—He has also given Himself to me. Just as Scripture describes the relationship between a bride and a bridegroom, He revealed the depth of His desire to dwell with those who love Him.

He also showed me that love cannot be separated from obedience. My affection for Him is not measured by the songs I sing or the words I speak, but by whether I choose to walk in His commands. True love is demonstrated through faithfulness.

Yet in teaching me obedience, He also revealed His compassion.

He is not standing over me, waiting for me to fail. He is continually calling me back to Himself. A shepherd does not abandon a wandering sheep and simply replace it. He goes after it. A loving father does not cast away his child because they stumble. He corrects, restores, and teaches them to walk again.

YAHUAH showed me that I was never carrying my struggles alone. His Ruah has been carrying me, strengthening me, and sustaining me even in moments when I believed I was walking by myself.

He taught me that loyalty is not a fleeting emotion but a life lived in covenant. He showed me that His silence is never His absence. Even when He seems quiet, His presence remains.

Perhaps one of the greatest things He taught me was this:

I am not defined by the opinions, expectations, or changing judgments of other people.

YAHUAH tells me who I am.

The more I rested in that truth, the more I began to understand that knowing Him and knowing myself were never separate journeys. As He revealed His character, He was also transforming mine.

Know YAHUAH is the testimony of that season—a season in which YAHUAH was no longer simply the One I praised or the One I sought. He became the One I was learning to know, and in knowing Him, I began to understand who I was always created to be.