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The Receipt

A F a t h e r' s L e t t e r t o H i s D a u g h t e r o n t h e E v e o f H e r W e d d i n g - T h e A n c i e n t H e b r e w C o v e n a n t , t h e W e d d i n g N i g h t , a n d t h e B l o o d o f t h e M e s s i a h

"The Receipt" by Moreh Yemi'El Ben Yisrael is a profound, deeply personal, and academically structured theological work. Written in the intimate voice of a father instructing his daughter on the eve of her wedding, the book bridges ancient Hebraic marital customs, biblical law (Torah), and Messianic typology to restore the sacredness of covenant intimacy, bodily purity, and redemption. The narrative framing originates from a poignant conversation between the author and his mentor, physician Dr. William Gregory Hodges in Dallas, Texas, who remarked: "A man raises a daughter, knowing one day he's gonna have to give her away to a man who will never love her as much as he does." This manuscript stands as the author's response—a 7-night teaching framework mirroring the ancient Hebrew 7-day wedding feast. "The bethulim (wedding night cloth) was not out of shame or spectacle, but because Yahuah chose blood as the language of covenant. What happened on that cloth was sacred testimony—a receipt cut into permanence.

Genres

ParentingSpirituality

ISBN

9798906788405

Format

Print / Paperback

Contributor

Yemi’el Ben Yisrael

Author

MOREH Yemi'el Ben Yisrael is a faith-based inspirational author and Torah-keeping Messianic teacher. His life journey has taken him across Camp Springs, MD, Bossier City, LA, Stuttgart, Germany, Austin, TX, and Dallas, TX. He preached his first sermon in October 1996 and served across COGIC, Baptist, and Apostolic traditions before returning to Torah in 2015. He and his wife, April, will celebrate twenty years of marriage in April 2027—a covenant faithfully kept. A Mission Rooted in Truth & Covenant Living MOREH Yemi'el is driven by one unwavering mission: to guide readers back to the original covenant established by Yahuah at Mount Sinai over 4,000 years ago. His work examines how modern religious traditions have departed from the original covenant, emphasizing the restoration of the true Name of Yahuah. Having fought dyslexia his entire life, his breakthrough came through the ancient Hebrew language. The living, pictographic nature of Hebrew unlocked what conventional reading could not—turning a lifelong limitation into a profound gift of clarity and spiritual depth.