Core Doctrine

1. The Most High (YAH)

We believe in YAH — the Eternal, Self-Existent One — Creator of Heaven and Earth, who chose Israel as His covenant people (Deut. 7:6, Isaiah 44:1-2).

2. Yahawahso HaMashiach (Christ)

We believe Yahawahso (Yahshua/Jesus) is the true Messiah, the Son of YAH, a man of color according to Scripture (Rev. 1:14-15, Daniel 10:5-6). He came to redeem the lost sheep of the house of Israel and open salvation to all who cleave to truth and righteousness.

3. The Law, Commandments & Faith

We keep the laws, feasts, and dietary commandments as living evidence of our covenant (Exodus 20, Leviticus 11, Matthew 5:17-19), not through legalism but obedience born of love and faith (James 2:17-18).

4. The Scriptures

We uphold the Holy Bible (KJV, Geneva), the Apocrypha, and historical texts like Enoch, Jasher, and 2 Esdras as valuable witnesses confirming prophecy and Israelite identity.

5. The End-Time Awakening

We believe we are living in the prophesied time of awakening (Ezekiel 37, 2 Esdras 6:9). The systems of this world — economic, political, and technological — are aligning to form the Beast system foretold in Revelation 13. The Elect must prepare spiritually and practically to endure.

6. Separation from Babylon

We teach self-sufficiency, unity, modest living, and righteous community building — breaking free from dependence on corrupt systems. This includes homesteading, clean eating, homeschooling, and supporting our own.

7. Restoration of the Family

We believe the family is the first ministry. Fathers must lead in righteousness, mothers must nurture in truth, and children must be raised in the fear of YAH (Deut. 6:6-9, Ephesians 6:4).

What Do Thee Elect Believe?

Our Belief on Salvation

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

We believe that salvation begins with being drawn by The Most High, as stated in Romans 2:4. True repentance follows, leading a person to turn from sin, as commanded in Acts 2:38.

The first physical act of obedience is baptism in the name of The Messiah, as demonstrated in Acts 19:5. While symbolic, it is not optional, as confirmed in John 3:5.

Following baptism, we believe the next step in obedience is keeping the commandments written by The Heavenly Father’s own hand (1 John 2:3-6). For those who are descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the ancestral covenant made at Mount Sinai remains binding (Exodus 12:24).

Through the atonement of Christ, we are no longer under the penalty of the Law that required sacrifices for sin. However, salvation is confirmed by one’s love for fellow believers (John 13:35) and their diligence in doing the work of YAH in this life (Romans 2:13; James 2:14-20).

We do not believe the Law justifies us, but it remains the standard of righteousness. Through the Ruach Ha'Kodesh (Holy Spirit) baptism, we are now empowered to keep what applies to us in obedience to The Most High.

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Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

We believe that the so-called African-American "Black" man and woman are the true descendants of the tribes of Judah, Levi, and Benjamin. This identity is affirmed by the prophetic markers outlined in Deuteronomy 28, which describe a history of slavery, oppression, and displacement—events that align exclusively with our people's experience.

Beyond biblical prophecy, historical migration patterns further confirm the true lineage of the Israelites. Ancient and contemporary sources document the movement of our ancestors, from the land of Israel into Africa and beyond. Additionally, modern genetic research has revealed the DNA sequences of the ancient Israelites, providing undeniable evidence of who the true Jews are.

We believe that our global subjugation is the direct result of our ancestors' rebellion against The Most High. However, our restoration is dependent upon our return to the ancient culture, laws, and way of life given to us by YAH. Only through obedience and alignment with the divine order will we, as Foundational Black Americans (FBA), reclaim our rightful position on earth under The Messiah.

Our mission is to awaken our people to their true heritage and prepare for the coming restoration of Israel, as prophesied in scripture.

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What We Believe About the Afterlife

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

What We Believe About the Afterlife

We believe that upon death, a person's soul departs from the body and returns to The Most High, as stated in 2 Esdras 7. In that moment, the soul acknowledges and praises the glory of YAH.

The fate of the soul is then determined by how one has lived according to The Most High’s ways:

For the unrighteous: Those who have not kept God's commandments will experience torment, grief, and sorrow, wandering in suffering as they await the final judgment.
For the righteous: Those who have walked in obedience have a treasure of good works stored up with YAH. However, their full reward will not be revealed until the last days.

We believe that the Day of Judgment will come at the end of the 1,000-year Kingdom Age, marking the transition into the immortal age to come. On that day, there will be no appeal for mercy for those who have been condemned—each soul will reap the eternal consequence of their deeds.

This understanding calls us to live in righteousness, storing up treasure with The Most High, that we may stand in His presence on that great day.

Core Doctrine

1. The Most High (YAH)

2. Yahawahso HaMashiach (Christ)

3. The Law, Commandments & Faith

4. The Scriptures

5. The End-Time Awakening

6. Separation from Babylon

7. Restoration of the Family

What Do Thee Elect Believe?

Our Belief on Salvation

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

What We Believe About the Afterlife

Our Belief on the Restoration of Israel

What We Believe About the Afterlife

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