In this teaching, Yahweh Ben Yahweh establishes a clear and uncompromising truth: righteousness cannot be claimed—it must be measured. Using the language of geometry, he introduces 90 degrees as the symbol of true uprightness. Anything less may appear elevated, informed, or advanced, but it is not fully aligned. Degrees, symbols, and titles can suggest progress, yet without the correct standard, they cannot produce a righteous life. Measurement, not appearance, reveals the truth.
At the heart of the lecture is the revelation that knowledge has been deliberately hidden in order to keep a people from standing upright. To be “cut off” is not merely to be misled—it is to be separated from remembrance: identity, purpose, and authority. If one does not know who they are, they cannot speak with certainty or testify with power. This is why the teaching presses so firmly on knowledge. Without it, righteousness becomes performance rather than proof, and belief becomes unstable.
The Power Talk reflections bring this teaching into lived experience. Participants reflect on the safety, order, and preparation that come from being raised under Yahweh’s instruction—protected from corruption, yet fully prepared to move among the world as ambassadors. Others speak to transformation over time: hearing the same teaching with “new ears,” recognizing metamorphosis, and seeing how education, discipline, and ethics produce a peerless people—unmatched not by claim, but by fruit. These reflections echo the scriptural foundation Yahweh Ben Yahweh emphasizes: “If you do not believe me, believe the works.” Clean speech, moral conduct, restored families, health, and clarity of mind are not arguments—they are evidence. Measured by the standard “Yahweh,” righteousness reveals itself through life itself.
Study Guide
1) Read & Confirm: Key Scriptures
Read each passage slowly. Ask: What is the standard? What is being measured? What is the evidence?
- John 10:34–38 — “If you do not believe me, believe the works.”
- Psalm 83:3–5 — Cutting a people off from remembrance and nationhood
- Matthew 7:16–20 — Fruit as the undeniable measure
- Isaiah 28:16–17 — Line, plummet, and righteous measurement
- 1 Peter 2:5–8 — Living stones forming a spiritual house
- Daniel 2:34–35, 44–45 — The stone cut without hands
- Psalm 37:1–3 — Trust Yahweh, do good, and dwell securely
- Exodus 19:5–6 — Identity, obedience, and purpose under Yahweh
2) Word Study: The Language of Measurement
Research these words. Define them in your own words and connect each to one scripture.
- Standard — Who sets it, and why it cannot be adjusted
- Upright / Perpendicular / 90 Degrees — Alignment versus appearance
- Righteousness — Conformity to Yahweh’s order, not opinion
- Remembrance — Identity restored through knowledge
- Peerless — Having no equal because of discipline and fruit
- Works — Actions that testify beyond words
- Fruit — The visible outcome of hidden discipline
- Living Stones — People shaped, corrected, and fitted together
- Ethics — Daily practice of righteousness, not theory
3) Power Talk Reflections
Use these prompts for journaling or group discussion.
- Where in my life have I said I am righteous without submitting to measurement?
- In what ways has Yahweh’s instruction created safety, clarity, and protection in my life or family?
- How has my understanding changed as I’ve revisited these teachings over time?
- What fruit in my life today demonstrates discipline, order, and alignment?
- Where do I need further chiseling so that I may stand fully upright?
4) Closing Exercise: Believe the Works
Time: 5–10 minutes
- Read John 10:37–38 aloud twice.
- On the second reading, underline the action words (do, believe, know).
- Complete this sentence in writing:
“This week, I will submit to Yahweh’s standard by…” - Optional: Share your commitment aloud.
Closing Reflection
Righteousness measured by Yahweh leaves no room for pretense—only alignment, correction, and growth. Light upon light, the standard reveals what is true.
The Unfolding Light 