Shlama Amukhun, beloved people of Yahua. A devastating shadow has fallen upon our brothers and sisters in Borno State, Nigeria. The cruel hand of ISIS has struck again, and this time with a sorrowful intensity—a record number of believers have been killed, displaced, and left in utter despair. Families have been torn apart, homes burned, and entire communities have been forced to flee, seeking safety in the wilderness.

The Apostolic Authority of the Gospels: Evidence from Archaeology, History, and Scholarship The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John form the foundation of the New Testament and the Christian faith. But how do we know these accounts are authentic, rooted in apostolic authority, and not mere fabrications? Through archaeological discoveries, literary sources like Josephus, the cultural context of Galilee, and insights from modern scholarship, we can confidently affirm their historical reliability and apostolic origins.

The Truth About December 25th: Unveiling the Origins of a Misunderstood Tradition For centuries, December 25th has been celebrated as the birth date of Jesus by millions of Christians around the world. This day is marked with joy, festivities, and traditions, but how much of it is rooted in biblical truth? In Zakarism, we strive to uncover the deeper truths behind commonly held beliefs and traditions.

The Core Beliefs of Zakarism: Living in Truth, Hope, and Self-Defense Shlama ‘alekhoun! (Peace be with you!) Zakarism is more than just a belief system; it is a way of life rooted in truth, hope, and resilience. This path calls us to reconnect with the teachings of Yahusha (commonly known as Jesus), embracing his message of love, justice, and unwavering faith in Yahua, the Creator.

what is zakarism: The name “Zakarism” stems from the Hebrew word zakar, meaning “to remember.” I