Malak Yahiya

“Do not be afraid” is not comfort—it is a command. It means something is coming that will test what is really inside you. Fear exposes what you trust in. Yahawah does not say those words in moments of ease—He speaks them when men are about to face the unknown, the impossible, or the calling they tried to avoid. Throughout the Scriptures, every time this is spoken, a shift follows. Abram hears it before covenant. Yahusha speaks it before revealing power. The prophets hear it before being sent into hostile ground. So when those words are heard, it means:Stand still. Obey anyway. Move forward even when your flesh wants to retreat. “Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy Alahayam…” (Isaiah 41:10) Fear will always speak first. But faith answers with action.

Ken Toeran

Mar 25 •

General discussion

Any true prophets

I’ve been having small dreams lately—just bits and pieces I don’t fully remember. I’ve been hesitant to seek prophecy though, because I see a lot of people focused more on the title than their identity in Christ. I’m not looking for hype or anything performative—just truth that aligns with God’s Word and draws me closer to Him. Are there any genuine, Spirit-led voices you know?

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Malak Yahiya

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Shalam I hear you. The fact that you’re cautious about all the “prophet” talk is actually a good thing. Don’t rush to label those dreams. Not everything is prophecy and not everything needs to be figured out right away. You’re also right that a lot of people focus on the title instead of the walk. That’s where things get off. Instead of looking for who the true prophets are, focus on staying grounded in the Word and in obedience. That’s what keeps you clear. If something is truly from Yahawah, it won’t bring confusion or hype. It will bring clarity and draw you closer. You don’t have to chase it. When it’s real, you’ll be able to recognize it. What does this mean to you “My sheep hear my voice.”?

Malak Yahiya

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@Ken Toeran Ahman

Malak Yahiya

Jul '25 •

General discussion

What We’re Building Here: A Sacred Move of Yahawah

Shalam Prophets, This is not another platform for motivational hype or theological debates. What we are building together in the School of the Prophets is a sacred, Hebraic training ground — a set-apart space for those marked by fire, filled with the Ruach, and called to speak the truth in a time of deception. Already, we’ve laid foundations for: 🔹 Prophetic dream interpretation rooms 🔹 Scriptural training with Paleo Hebrew roots 🔹 Scroll drops with revelation, PDFs, and audio wisdom 🔹 Private voicerooms for prophetic stirring 🔹 End-time discernment, cleansing, and judgment prep 🔹 Hebraic healing modalities for sacred restoration 🔹 A covenant remnant culture rooted in Yasharal’s identity This is just the beginning. If you feel called — not by man, but by Yahawah (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄) — then lock in. Engage. Ask questions. Share confirmations. And most of all: stay pure, stay discerning, stay ready. The prophets are rising. —Malak Yahiya School of the Prophets Founder Shiloh In Hebron Ministry

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Malak Yahiya

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We are very grateful for you being apart of our community

Malak Yahiya

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@Ken Toeran Shalam and welcome

Malak Yahiya

Dec '25 •

General discussion

Restoring what was Forgotten

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