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The Letter of David to The Churches

Sept 20, 2025
To All of The Saints and Holy Servants of Jesus Christ Yeshua HaMashiach — From David W. BenYosef of the House of David, Israel.
Please read this Letter to The Churches.

David, to the Churches and dear Saints of Israel and of Asia,

I thought you might find my conversation and the teaching of The Lord which He gave to me in Jerusalem interesting. And this truly highlights why it is so very important to make sure that, along with the devotionals we may study, we are also always re-reading Christ’s Own Words, and those of His Apostles.

One day, a certain man came to me from within a church community of Jerusalem contending that he was saved by Christ simply because he “believes in Jesus,” while at the same time justifying why he still willfully and willingly sins… also woefully suggesting that everyone willfully sins. This is the kind of person we must do our best to help, because they are truly in danger of destruction.

Here is what The Scriptures make Perfectly Clear: the actual ancient Scriptures say, “All have sinned, and come short of the Glory…” (Romans 3:23, KJV). The Scriptures do not, however, say “All do sin.”

It is true that all of us must be humble because there is always likely some type of sin within us that we are not aware of yet. And this is why The Scriptures say, “Anyone who says they are without sin is deceiving themselves.” (1 John 1:8, KJV) So we must therefore stay humble. But it must be understood that this was not speaking of “willful sin.”

Willingly sinning after we have been washed by Christ’s Blood is no different than committing adultery with our eyes or heart or body after we have become married. It can never be justified or defended.

We must all guard against any sin, but especially “willful sin.” And if we are Truly walking with Christ in a Faithful and Holy relationship with The Holy Spirit within us, this is not a difficult task—just as it is not difficult not to commit adultery.

The Lord both Expects and Demands Holiness in us and from us who are called by Him and filled with His Holy Spirit. Any soul who continues to walk in “willful sin” (that is, sinning when he or she knows it is a sin) is presuming against Christ’s Grace. And that does Crucify Him “afresh.” (Hebrews 6:6, KJV)

All who obey The Lord and are reading their Bibles Daily and sitting with The Lord will be full of “The Oil” and this Truth. His Word Is Truth!

We can read our other inspirational books as well… but it is very important to read His Word and fill ourselves with The Words of Christ Himself. Otherwise, we are in jeopardy of becoming “watered down” from The Truth and accepting heresies and lies into ourselves and into The Body of Christ.

If we do not completely read and understand Christ’s Own Words in the Gospels, then such deceptive teachings—which lead to the acceptance of willful sin in one’s life—will likely eventually enter in. This acceptance of willful sin is a terrible false teaching being expressed. It is from the Laodicean church, and must be repented of by all who have, through deception, accepted it. There are some falsely teaching that Christ’s Blood Redeems those who willfully or willingly continue in sin.

Let it be known to all of The Saints and those who are taught by them, that Christ came preaching and teaching Repentance: “…for The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” (Matthew 4:17, KJV)

Whoever He came to and had Grace and Mercy upon, He explicitly told to “Cease from Sin,” also stating to others “Go and Sin no more.” (John 5:14, KJV; John 8:11, KJV) He Commands Faithfulness and the forsaking of all sin. He never Changed that message, and nor are we to.

There are some within the churches who vainly believe that simply “accepting Jesus” is sufficient for salvation, but such is contrary to all The Written Words of Christ Himself by which we are to live. We are to endure until the end. (Matthew 24:13, KJV)

“Accepting His Lordship” is “The Beginning of Salvation,” and we move on from there unto The Fullness of The Stature of Christ in and by His Grace. (Ephesians 4:13, KJV)

Remember: just as a woman and a man are both Righteous for expecting each other to remain Faithful and Holy in their marriage, so Christ expects All those who are called by His Name to be Faithful and Holy to The Ten Commandments that Jesus Christ Himself gave to Moses on Mount Sinai when He spoke with Moses Face to face, causing the face of Moses to glow; for we know that no man can see nor has seen The Father and lived. And so, we know that it was Christ whom Moses spoke with, even as the Apostle John alluded to in the very first chapter of his book. (Exodus 33:11, KJV; John 1:18, KJV)

For it was Christ who was in the beginning with God; and Was God. And All things were made by Him. And nothing that was made was made without Him. (John 1:1–3, KJV)

This same Christ Jesus, Yeshua HaMashiach, was in The Beginning with The Father, The Head of Days. And This Christ, Our Lord, is The Lord of Spirits. (John 1:14, KJV; Daniel 7:9, KJV; Enoch—R. H. Charles 37:2; 40:1–3; 46:1–2; 47:3–4; 61:8–9)

And so, we know that it was indeed Christ who Spoke with our father Moses and gave to him all of His Commandments which He Received of The Father. (Exodus 33:11, KJV; John 1:18, KJV)

When we surrender our lives unto Christ, we are to forsake all sin of which we are aware, by and through His Strength and The Power of The Holy Spirit. And as we grow in Him and are made aware of other areas of life which He is displeased with or which He identifies as sinful, we also repent of those things too—no longer returning to them; and that, by The Power of His Holy Spirit within us.

If we then willfully turn back to sin, we become, as The Scriptures say, “like a Dog returning to their vomit.” (2 Peter 2:22, KJV) If we willingly or willfully sin, we “crucify Christ afresh and put Him to an open shame,” just as The Scriptures describe. (Hebrews 6:6, KJV)

It is important that those who are visiting the churches understand that The Lord is calling each of them to forsake sin and seek His Face. We are patient with all souls… but no one should be comforted while refusing to cast their willful sins away. Christ is worthy of that and expects nothing less.

We must help them to grow in Christ step by step, understanding where they are still in disrepair and therefore still walking in sin… and this takes time… but by no means does Christ Accept those who refuse to repent of what they know is evil. If a soul refuses to turn from his or her sin, then they are reprobate. (Romans 1:28, KJV)

And if any man later returns to their sin, they are like a pig which refuses to leave the mud, jumping back into it and putting Christ to an open shame. (2 Peter 2:21–22, KJV)

And at last, when Christ comes for that soul, if they be found in their un-repented-of willful sin, He will cut them asunder. And His Angels will cast that soul into the pit… “There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” (Matthew 24:50–51, KJV)

Hopefully, this will encourage those who weren’t clear on how Christ feels about willful sin. If we know it is wrong… there is no excuse to do it. Sharing this message with others may be difficult. But if we can save just one soul from Eternal Damnation, it is truly worth it.

On my journey through the land of Israel these past three months visiting my people, I met many beautiful souls whom I desire to endure and to be redeemed by The Lord at His Appearing. The Church in Tiberias I most especially enjoyed, as I found their hearts precious and know full well that they do Love The Lord and Savior. My heart rejoiced in them greatly.

But this one thing I did regretfully notice in every church I visited in Israel these months: although so many people loved to freely speak “of” Christ in all of those congregations and to declare their love for Him; yet in not one of the congregations I visited in any city did a single soul ever read from or quote from Christ’s Precious Words from His Gospels, which so many men and women of the past suffered and were even burned to death to deliver into our hands—including The Words of The Apostles themselves.

Because of this, many do not know of The Direct Message of The Lord Our God, and that of His Apostles, which tells us plainly that we are all to flee from sin. (1 Timothy 6:11, KJV) And that “…whosoever is born of God does not (willfully or willingly) commit sin.” (1 John 3:9, KJV) And that “…whosoever (willfully or willingly) commits sin has neither seen The Lord nor known Him.” (1 John 3:6, KJV)

If we are truly to be in love with someone and to delight in that person, it should be important to us to read and to delight in every single word that person has left for us—much more so being The Lord Our God Who is Christ, The Savior; and also, the words of those who sat with Him in His Physical Presence, both seeing Him and hearing Him.

So, I encourage all of The Saints in Israel and abroad to fervently read together The Actual Words of Christ in the four Gospels and those words of His Apostles, which also include Christ’s Warnings to us in the first three chapters of Revelation… and to therefore be Wonderfully Refreshed in His Delightful Words contained therein. Let those Words be prioritized above all other writers who came later.

Although some writers of late are clearly in love with Our Lord and do well to strengthen The Saints, yet they are merely faithful fellow-servants of recent days, and most of no greater repute than any one of us who serve Him and have been diligently walking in The Holy Spirit today.

Christ’s Words are sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, as it is written. (Hebrews 4:12, KJV) And are a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart… just as He Himself intended them to be.

Christ’s Words help us to identify what sin is within a man, and how to root it out by The Power of His Holy Spirit, so that we are made clean and fresh by the washing of our robes in His Blood, just as He said we would be doing before His Coming. (Revelation 7:14, KJV)

Let all The Saints rejoice one with another in this gentle reminder, that He and His Words are Our First Love. And we must all return to Our First Love, as He Himself reminds all Churches and people in His Statement to John in Revelation chapters one through three. Then afterwards we can also rejoice in the words of others who love Christ as well.

Again, I say, let Jesus Christ’s Own Words, and those of His Apostles whom He Himself taught, be prioritized ahead of any other messages by any other man. For we are leading people “to Christ”… and not just leading them to “someone who knows of Christ.”

We must therefore set a good and Godly example of setting Christ First in both His written Words and by walking after His Deeds. For He Is The Perfect example as Our Shepherd and Our Loving Savior. And He says that “It is enough that we, His Servants, be like unto The Master.” (Matthew 10:25, KJV)

I pray these encouraging words make your hearts rejoice in delight of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. If such a Holy Reminder does not make a soul rejoice, it is because that soul is simply deceiving themselves and is not Christ’s Servant and none of His.

Let no man deceive himself. “Whosoever is born of God, does not willingly commit sin. And whosoever willingly or willfully commits sin, has neither seen Him nor known Him,” even as The Apostle John has so eloquently stated. (1 John 3:6, KJV)

Christ’s Words come from Our Father in Heaven and shall never be changed nor altered. (Matthew 24:35, KJV) All men shall be judged by them, and we must all humble ourselves to them.

We must therefore put all sin behind us, washing in His Blood which is able to cleanse us from all sins. And let us all die unto the old man and unto the sins of the old man, and therefore do as our Lord and Savior said to those whom He had Healed: “Go and sin no more.”

Then shall our offering of Righteousness be a pleasure unto The Most High God Who Created us. We are washed by Christ from all Sin, and we refuse, by The Power of Jesus Christ and His Holy Spirit, to return to the sins from which we were cleansed… Even so, Amen.

For I, your brother David, do Love you, and look forward to seeing you all again at His Coming and in The Kingdom of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Share this word with all of the members of your churches and with those who desire to see The Joy of The Lord at His Coming…

The Grace, Love, and Peace of and from The Lord Our God be with you, my beloved. In Jesus’ Name, Amen and amen.

Whosoever loves Life will love these words.

“Rabbis” of my people who do not love them, do not love them because they deny The Christ and think to justify their evil works with an abundance of good works. Yet it is in vain. “Pastors” of the earth who do not love this word, do not love The Light, lest their thefts, adulteries, and the lusts of their hearts be brought to The Light. “Believers” who do not love this word, do not love it because it brings Light unto their sins, and they do not love The Light; neither do they come to The Light, lest their wicked deeds be made known, and they repent. And The Lord forgives them. But all who Love This Word, Love The Light and walk in The Light, that their deeds may be manifest that they are of The Light. And The Lord Their God Delights in them, and they in Him.

Let those who Love The Lord in Truth delight in The Light of The Truth and share it with all whom they love. Whosoever hates this Word will in no way enter The Kingdom…

David W. BenYosef,
Kohen Gadol of The House of David
Son of Michael
Servant of Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus Christ)

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