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3' x 5' banner, with grommets along one side for flying;  $19.95 each

These are in stock, so you can add one to any order now.

    Does this "flag" look a little familiar?   Sure.  The significant thing to notice is there is a Name on this banner, with a "menorah" (lamp stand) associated with that Name.    The menorah is an emblem/symbol depicting the TORAH, what Yisrael struggled to obey until the Brith Chadasha (Jer. 31:31).   It is also a "tree"; in fact the "Tree of Life" (Pr. 3:18).  The seven (sheba) lamps (ner) represent perfection.   Yahushua told us that He would remove our "menorah" unless we repent and do the first works (Rev. 2:5).   If we understand that the "seven assemblies" described in the message to the assemblies in Revelation chapter 2 are time periods of Yahushua's Natsarim, a remarkable discovery is possible.   The message to the first assembly involved this removal of our menorah  -- and it actually happened because they did not repent;  they fell into apostasy.   The very first assembly!    But, Yahushua is faithful, and He has given us the menorah back, because we of the final assembly  --  a small, weak flock  --  have repented and returned to those "first works", His Torah.    

     A precious woman serving as a postal clerk saw this Name and menorah on a return-address sticker on some parcels I took to ship recently.  She said,  "Is that a Jewish symbol?"   I then told her that the Messiah designed the menorah, and He showed Mosheh how He wanted him to make it.   She hadn't thought before that Yahushua was the Being speaking to Mosheh at Sinai, but then the realization hit her, and she lifted up on her tip-toes in delight at the thought.   It was Yahushua Who designed the menorah, not any mortal human.

     The two horizontal blue lines are significant also.   Blue depicts the sapphire-blue firmament beneath the Throne of YHWH, also represented in our tsitsith, reminding us of YHWH's Torah.   There's no "lawlessness" allowed in His presence, and never will be.  Even law enforcement officers in many places wear blue, and have blue markings on their vehicles, since blue is a color that is intended to remind us of law, or legality.   The two lines of blue can represent the first and second coming of Yahushua;  and they can also represent the two houses of Yisrael, Beit Yahudah and Beit Yisrael.   Another favorite metaphor I like to think of for the two lines of blue is how YHWH separated the waters from the waters on the 2nd day (Bereshith/Gen. 1:7).  The expanse between them He called "heaven" (Hebrew, Shamayim).  So this banner displays the "government of Heaven", and names the Name of its Ruler;  and the menorah invites all who would be that government's citizens (Yisrael) to eat from the "Tree of Life", YHWH's Torah.

     The Scriptures which we distribute are bound in the color blue.   All this blue-talk is making you feel like being "legal" isn't it?   I know just how you feel.  

Hallelu Yah for giving His menorah back to us, and calling His Name upon us.  His Name and His Torah are inseparable.  If this banner with His Name and the menorah (being mindful that the menorah is a symbol for His Torah) is happening because it is SUPPOSED to happen, then it should be prophetically announced somewhere in Scripture.   He reveals things to us before they happen.  So, is there a banner with His Name on it mentioned?

(Try to recall when there has ever been a banner with His Name on it anywhere in the history of this Earth)

Let's read this recent Email, and see if there is anything mentioned in Scripture regarding our lifting up a banner with the Name of our Elohim on it:

Shalom Lew,

 Thank you for the beautiful flag! It is much bigger than I had imagined, now more than ever I think a 3x5 flag would be an awesome witnessing tool.  YHWH willing I will be able to afford to buy one and buy some more of the flags you offer and disperse them to all the people I can.

 I did a weee little research about "flags" in the Scriptures and I've been shown some very interesting things that I would like to share with you. After this research I have no doubt that you were led by The Ruach HaKodesh to make/design this flag.

 First, I believe that the menorah is a picture of the Messiah. As He is the light of the world and I also think that the 7 branches may refer to Isaiah 11:1-3 which I think is related to Revelation 4:5. But just a few verses after Isaiah 11:3, in verses 10-12 we see the regathering and a banner (flag) being raised for the nations which is the Messiah.

Also in Isaiah 49:22, 26 we see a banner being raised for the peoples and all flesh will know that YHWH is our Saviour and Redeemer.

 Then immediately after I received your flag in the mail the Spirit led me to this verse....

Jer 51:12: "Set up the standard (nes...flag) upon the walls of Babylon, make the watch strong, set up the watchmen, prepare the ambushes: for YHWH hath both devised and done that which he spake against the inhabitants of Babylon."

Ps 60:4: "Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth.  Selah."

Exo 17:15: "And Mosheh built an altar and called its name, YHWH Nissi"

Now, here's the kicker:

Ps 20:5   "We will rejoice in thy salvation (yod-shin-waw-ayin), and in the name of our Elohim we will set up our banners."   Once again a mention of the banner, with a mention of THE NAME and a mention of our salvation in Yahushua. HalleluYah!

I've always said that YHWH, Yahshua as our banner or flag was merely spiritual;  but it seems to me that in Jer. 51 (and especially Ps. 20:5) it speaks of a physical banner being raised up by the watchmen to warn the inhabitants of their destruction.  I also believe that this "flag" could perhaps be a warning to repent and believe in the King of Kings to whom sends the destruction.  Maybe this is why this flag you have designed hasn't been revealed until this time in history....then again maybe I am reading too much into the situation.

Anyways, I thank you for the beautiful flag.

May YHWH Bless you and keep you

Levi