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AUDIOBOOK
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FRIENDS OF EBER NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!
PLEASE NOTE, due to Amazon regulations, their printed version does NOT have the pages turned to have the Hebrew alphabet read right to left. All pages read left to right.
*Books are also available for store pickup at Gates of Zion.
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TEACHINGS & PDF DOWNLOADS
In the Summer of 2019, Elizabeth asked Apostle Aaron Smith of the Gates of Zion, in Mobile, Alabama, if she could teach on the sounds of the Hebrew letters to the congregation. After teaching on the sounds, Apostle Aaron encouraged Elizabeth to make a video teaching on the sounds. Her personal desire is to understand Yahweh’s scriptures in the original Hebrew language and equip others to know and understand the Hebrew letters. www.elizabethrcorley.com
Autosome Programming
by Teresa Bowen
Last year I listened to Ian Clayton’s teaching on autosomes. Through a series of events, Yahweh reminded me of it. So I looked up a diagram of autosomes and was floored that there are 22 just like the Hebrew letters and the 23rd was called the chromosome and determined our gender. The 23rd chromosome like the 23rd Hebrew letter held so much mystery. I spoke a message at my home church, Rock of Mobile and knew it was a marked day for our house and the body of Christ that would engage this autosomes cleansing. I lead us in taking our autosomes into the Eber letters (Hebrew letters) 1 by 1 and washing them with the blood of our Lord Yahshua, The Christ. The full message can be heard on our podcast for August 19, 2018. We all have autosomes and they come pre-programmed from past generations. We, as Yahweh’s sons, have the incredible gift of empowerment to re-code our autosomes to their original intent that we may live out of our scroll.
Teresa Bowen
