1. Remember that God and Jesus give access to heaven by grace, not by merit.<br /><br />2. Jesus even gave access to a heaven to a criminal by grace, because of his faith.<br /><br />3. Have faith that Jesus gave His life and was raised from the dead to save you by love.<br /><br />4. Repent sincerely from your sins and ask God to forgive you, and ask for His grace as well.<br /><br />5. Convert your life to really be living like a person in repentance from your old way of life.<br /><br />6. Find a way to get baptized like Jesus did, even in a lake or a swimming pool by a spiritual elder.<br /><br />7. Follow the ten commandments very carefully, and don't skip the sabbath, or any of them.<br /><br />8. Be part of a spiritual community where the spirit of God and Jesus are present. See more articles via the kingdom menu tab. We invite you to join Stallios our social network and follow our page, kingdom of God. It is especially built to encouraged you spiritually and help you succeed.

1. You shall have no other gods before Me<br /><br />This commandment establishes exclusive devotion to God. It forbids elevating anything above God. Such as praying to saints who have already passed away, for example. This is something that you should never do, because we should pray to God the Father only like Jesus Himself used to do. And God must come first in every aspect of life as well. <br /><br />2. You shall not make for yourself an idol<br /><br />God prohibits creating or worshiping images, statues, or physical representations of divine beings. The idea is that God is invisible to humans and cannot be reduced to an object. For example, some people worship the cross of Jesus, and that practice can block their access to heaven. Worship must be directed to God alone, not to created objects. <br /><br />3. You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain<br /><br />This commandment forbids using God’s name carelessly, disrespectfully, deceitfully, or part of a joke for example. It includes false oaths, and any speech that dishonors God’s name. <br /><br />4. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy<br /><br />The Sabbath or saturday, is a day of rest dedicated to God. The commandment instructs believers to cease from work, reflect, worship, and honor God’s creation and deliverance. It emphasizes rest, renewal, and spiritual focus. <br /><br />5. Honor your father and your mother<br /><br />This commandment calls for respect, obedience, and care for parents. It is the first commandment dealing with human relationships and is associated with the promise of well-being and longevity to those who follow it. <br /><br />6. You shall not murder<br /><br />This prohibits the intentional taking of innocent human life. It upholds the sanctity of life and calls for respect, justice, and protection of others. <br /><br />7. You shall not commit adultery<br /><br />This commandment protects marriage and sexual faithfulness. It forbids sexual relations outside the covenant of marriage and emphasizes loyalty, trust, and purity. <br /><br />8. You shall not steal<br /><br />This forbids taking anything that does not belong to you. It promotes honesty, fairness, and respect for others’ rights. <br /><br />9. You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor<br /><br />This commandment prohibits lying, slander, and false testimony. It protects justice, truthfulness, and the integrity of relationships and communities. <br /><br />10. You shall not covet<br /><br />Coveting means desiring what belongs to someone. This commandment prohibits envying anything that belongs to someone else.<br /><br />See more articles via the kingdom menu tab. We invite you to join Stallios our social network and follow our page, kingdom of God. It is especially built to encouraged you spiritually and help you succeed.

The Bible outlines seven annual feasts and holy days in Leviticus 23. Please note that both the Passover and the Unleavened Bread feasts are considered as one feast celebrated on the same dates. Only the biblical feasts and Holy days required by God are presented, and some traditional feasts and Holy days may be missing, and the list will be updated regularly. <br /><br />Purim is a biblical feast, but it is unique because it was not instituted nor required by God in the original laws given to Moses as a required God feast to celebrate. Thus, we did not add it to the list. The feasts' dates follow the Hebrew lunisolar calendar, meaning their dates on the standard secular calendar change each year. All biblical feasts and holidays begin atsundown on the evening before the date listed and end at nightfall. On the days where work is forbidden, traditional observance includes refraining from business transactions, manual labor, driving, and using electronics.<br /><br />God’s instructions for the New Moon (Rosh Chodesh) are more about joyful acknowledgement of a new season. Therefore, unlike the Sabbath, there is no biblical command to stop working; instead, it is a day for specific spiritual markers. Here is what God asks for based on the biblical record:<br /><br />1. Blow the Trumpets<br /><br />God explicitly instructs the use of sound to mark the day.<br />The Command: "Also at your times of rejoicing your appointed festivals and New Moon feasts you are to sound the trumpets..." (Numbers 10:10).<br /><br />Modern Day: You can blow a trumpet if you've got one, at sundown on the dates listed in the table to acknowledge the new month as a memorial before God.<br /><br /> 2. Present Offerings of Worship <br /><br />In the Old Testament, the New Moon required specific sacrifices (Numbers 28:11-15). <br />Modern Day: Since the Temple is no longer standing for animal sacrifices, many believers offer sacrifices of praise, such as dedicating time for extra prayer, reading the (Psalms 113–118), or setting aside a special financial gift to God to be thankful.<br /><br /><p><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 100%; " src="https://stallios.com/content/themes/default/images/feast-2.png" alt=""><img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; width: 100%; " src="https://stallios.com/content/themes/default/images/feast-1.png" alt=""></p><br />See more articles via the kingdom menu tab. We invite you to join Stallios our social network and follow our page, kingdom of God. It is especially built to encouraged you spiritually and help you succeed.<br /><br />

Food is considered kosher when it meets the standards of kashrut, which originate in the Torah. Any food, such as Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Indian, and more, can be kosher if they're prepared according to the law of God that separates clean food from unclean ones. A kosher food list is best understood by grouping foods into the three major kosher categories such as: Meat, Dairy, and Pareve. Here is a clear and structured list to help you get started. Let's start with meat. So what is Kosher meat?<br /><br />To be kosher, meat must come from animals that: <br /><br />- Have split hooves, <br />- Chew their cud,<br />- Meat must be slaughtered via kosher slaughter only. <br /><br />What animals are Kosher?<br /><br />- Beef<br />- Lamb<br />- Goat<br />- Deer<br />- Chicken<br />- Turkey<br />- Duck<br />- Goose<br />- Eggs from kosher birds free of blood spots.<br /><br />What fish are Kosher?<br /><br />- Salmon <br />- Tuna <br />- Trout<br />- Bass <br />- Herring <br />- Carp<br /><br />What animals or fish are Not Kosher?<br /><br />- Pork<br />- Camel<br />- Horse<br />- Rabbit<br />- Shrimp<br />- Crab<br />- Lobster<br />- Catfish<br />- Shellfish <br />- Any other animals or fish not included in the kosher list.<br /><br />What is Kosher Dairy?<br /><br />- Dairy must Come from kosher animals only.<br />- Dairy must be processed with kosher equipment only to avoid having non-kosher food, cross‑contamination. <br />- Dairy must not Contain animal-based rennet.<br /><br />What is Kosher dairy food?<br /><br />- Milk from cow, goat, and sheep,<br />- Butter from cow, goat, and sheep,<br />- Yogurt from cow, goat, and sheep,<br />- Cream from cow, goat, and sheep,<br />- Sour cream from cow, goat, and sheep,<br />- Cheese made with non‑animal rennet.<br /><br />What are Kosher fruits and vegetables?<br /><br />- Apples<br />- oranges<br />- bananas <br />- Leafy greens <br />- Berries<br />- Usually, fruits and vegetables do not contain meat or non-kosher ingredients, so they are naturally kosher if they grow without any special treatments. However, All fruits must be inspected to remove bugs and insects.<br /><br />What are Kosher Grains and Bread?<br /><br />- Wheat<br />- Barley<br />- Oats<br />- Rye<br />- Spelt <br />- Bread must be kosher certified, because the equipment can use animal fat.<br /><br />What are Kosher Nuts, Seeds, and Oils?<br /><br />- Nuts and seeds in natural form.<br />- Processed nuts and oils must be kosher cetified, to avoid having non-kosher food cross‑contamination. <br /><br />What is Kosher drink?<br /><br />- Coffee<br />- Tea <br />- Soft drinks if the ingredients are kosher. <br />- Wine must be kosher certified, to avoid having non-kosher food cross‑contamination. <br /><br />What is Kosher Pareve food?<br /><br />Pareve food contain no meat or dairy and can be eaten with either:<br /><br />- Salmon<br /> - Tuna <br />- Trout <br />- Bass, <br />- Herring <br />- Carp <br />- Apples<br />- oranges<br />- bananas <br />- Leafy greens <br />- Berries <br />- Wheat<br />- Barley<br />- Oats<br />- Rye<br />- Spelt <br />- Tea <br />- Coffee<br />- Soft drinks if the ingredients are kosher. <br />- Eggs must be from kosher birds free of blood spots.<br />- Fruits must be inspected to remove bugs and insects. <br />- Wine must be kosher certified, to avoid having non-kosher food cross‑contamination.<br />- Bread must be kosher certified, because the equipment can use animal fat.<br />- Nuts and seeds must be in natural form. <br />- Processed nuts and oils must be kosher cetified, to avoid having non-kosher food cross‑contamination. <br /> <br /><br />What food is not Kosher?<br /><br />- Pork and pork products,<br />- Shellfish<br />- Crab<br />- Lobster<br />- Shrimp <br />- Catfish<br /> - Birds of prey<br />- Insects<br />- Meat from animals not slaughtered via kosher technique.<br />- Meat and dairy mixed together such as: cheeseburgers.<br /><br />See more articles via the kingdom menu tab. We invite you to join Stallios our social network and follow our page, kingdom of God. It is especially built to encouraged you spiritually and help you succeed.