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Find Your True Passion

You may feel as though nothing in life really makes you feel "alive." Or, if there is something, that it's only fleeting, lasting a few brief moments, only to be sought again.

There is Something that will create a true and lasting passion inside you—one that will never fade depending on life's circumstances. This passion will drive you to become better, to treat yourself and others well, and will even erase the fear of death.

This Passion is none other than God—Yahweh. As you read this site, open your heart to what He has written to be shared with all people.

He is waiting for you to return to Him, to find that which will make you feel "alive" again!

³⁵For whoever wants to save his life will lose it; and whoever will lose his life for my sake and the sake of the Good News will save it. ³⁶For what does it profit a man, to gain the whole world, and forfeit his life? ³⁷For what will a man give in exchange for his life? Mark 8:35-37

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New Bible Plans tool! October 17, 2026
Reading the Bible is one of the most important ways we come to discern Yahweh, and I've wanted to make it easier for you to read through all of His Word, not just certain parts of it. So I've added a new Bible Plans page to the site!

Bible Plans lets you read the Bible on a plan you choose, right here on the site, in the World English Bible, which uses Yahweh's name. My own reading method is included as a built-in plan called NakarYahu Ten Streams. It reads from ten sections that cover the breadth of Scripture each day: The Law, History, The Writings, Poetry, Wisdom, the Major and Minor Prophets, the Gospels, Paul's Letters, and the Apostles' Letters. It's set to two chapters from each section, 20 chapters a day, which is what I suggest, and each section starts over when you finish it. You can read more about why I read this way on the Reading the Bible page.

To start, just open the page, create a plan (from my plan or your own), choose a start date and how many chapters to read each time, and then read that day's passages. As you finish each section, mark it read. If you fall behind, it will help you catch up. You can also make your own plans and groups of books, change the text size and theme, and have the passages read aloud on devices that support it. With my 10-chapter plan, you'd read through the entire Bible in less than a year! If you read 20 chapters a day, you'll be through the whole Bible in less than a third of a year, with some sections being read multiple times by the end of the year. What a refreshing experience that is for one's spirit.

Your plans and progress stay in your own browser. There's no account to make. If you'd like to use the same plan on another device, open Settings and choose Keep a copy. That saves a copy on NakarYahu under a code you can open on the other device.

I'm also developing an Android app of the same thing, which makes reading on the go much easier, and may make it available on the website for download. If you're interested in that, please let me know!

My prayer is that this helps you stay in the whole counsel of His Word every day, and that you come to know Him better through it.

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I love you! -Solomon
New Thought Added! October 16, 2026
A free-flow thought entitled A Temporary Tent and an Eternal Heart has been added.

A reminder that the body is a temporary tent, and this life is for refining the spirit rather than perfecting the flesh.

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New Thought Added! August 31, 2026
A free-flow thought entitled Endeavoring to Yield has been added.

Christian optimism is not self-made positivity but endeavoring to yield to Yahweh’s already-prepared way in Messiah.

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New Thought Added! August 16, 2026
A free-flow thought entitled A Rare and Peculiar People has been added.

God's people are a rare treasure who seek the Lord in love, not duty, having found the kingdom as the pearl of great price.

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New Thought Added! August 12, 2026
A free-flow thought entitled His Presence Wherever We Are has been added.

A reflection on how Yahweh dwells in us as His living, movable temple, so we need no special place to meet with Him.

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