Discover the Power of Teaching as the Cornerstone of Our Ministry.
Join us and Embark on a Transformative Journey Guided by Matthew 28:16-20 and the Great Commission.

Discover the Power of Teaching as the Cornerstone of Our Ministry.
Join us and Embark on a Transformative Journey Guided by Matthew 28:16-20 and the Great Commission.

Introduction
Based on Matthew 28:16–20, the Seventh-Day Theocratic World Congregation regards teaching as a core mandate. We firmly believe that teaching, one of the three ministries enshrined in the Great Commission, is a central and significant directive given by Yeshua Hamashiach (Christ Jesus) to His disciples and all believers.
This fundamental belief underscores our unwavering commitment to the pivotal role of imparting knowledge and understanding as the cornerstone and a fundamental aspect of our faith and mission. It emphasizes our dedication to the transformative power of teaching, recognizing it as an essential aspect that shapes our collective journey and reinforces our shared mission.This commitment aligns with the universal command in Revelation 14:6-7, urging the proclamation of the everlasting gospel to all inhabitants of the earth.
Biblical Precedence in the Old Testament: Yahweh's Mandate to Moses and Israelites
Drawing parallels with the Old Testament, Yahweh entrusted Prophet Moses with the command to teach the Israelite’s the laws and commandments that were given to him on Mount Sinai, as explicitly stated in Exodus 24:12, Leviticus 26:46, Deuteronomy 6:1, and Psalms 147:19-20.
This divine mandate extended beyond Moses and the immediate generation, extending its reach to subsequent ones, thereby emphasizing the timeless significance and enduring nature of the teachings. It compelled the Israelite’s and subsequent generations, as detailed in Deuteronomy 4:9, 6:6-7, and Psalms 78:3-7, to pass on these laws and commandments through teaching, ensuring the transmission of divine wisdom to their children.
Teaching as a Fundamental Pillar in Ministry: Implementation of the Great Commission
As we actively fulfill the Lord’s Great Commission, emphasizing teaching stands as a fundamental pillar within our ministry. Thus, we not only prioritize teaching as a key aspect of our ministry but more importantly place a greater emphasis on diligent study in line with 2 Timothy 2:15. In light of this, we admonish new believers who receive the word with all readiness of mind to search the scriptures daily to uncover the truth (John 5:39; Act 17:11).

Doctrine Anchored in Divine Foundation: Alignment with Christ's Mandate and Divine Revelation
In our earnest pursuit of fulfilling the Lord’s Great Commission, the emphasis on teaching stands as a foundational pillar within our ministry. Consequently, we not only prioritize teaching as a key aspect of our ministry but, more significantly, underscore the importance of diligent study, in alignment with the guidance provided in 2 Timothy 2:15.
Under this commitment, we earnestly encourage new believers who receive the word with all readiness of mind to approach the Scriptures with open hearts, urging them to daily search the scriptures, as emphasized in John 5:39 and Acts 17:11, to unveil the profound truths embedded within.
By steadfastly abiding in the word of God, we hold the conviction that new believers will truly become devoted disciples of Yeshua Hamashiach. Moreover, through dedicated and diligent study of the Word, we are confident that new converts will come to know the truth, ultimately experiencing the liberating power Jesus mentioned in John 8:32.
Belief in the Divine Inspiration of Scriptures: Inspiration and Authority of Sacred Texts
In carrying out Christ Jesus’ mandate to the Church, as outlined in Matthew 28:20, to teach believers to observe all His commandments, we anchor our doctrine in a firm foundation rooted in the divine, as expressed in Isaiah 8:20.Consequently, the foundation upon which the teaching of the Seventh-Day Theocratic World Congregation is premised is the Law and the Testimony in accordance with Isaiah 8:16 and 20, Revelation 14:12, and Luke 16:29.
The Seventh-Day Theocratic World Congregation holds the belief that the entire Scriptures of the Prophets (Old and New Testaments) were inspired by the Almighty God – the Creator and King – through the Holy Spirit. This conviction is underscored by the scriptural references found in 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Zechariah 7:12, and 2 Peter 1:19-21, affirming the divine origin and authority of the sacred texts.
Yahweh as the Supreme Teacher: Divine Guidance and Instruction
We find guidance in John 6:45, where Christ Jesus Himself imparts a profound truth to His disciples and the Pharisees, asserting that Yahweh is the supreme teacher. This statement is rooted in the prophetic writings, affirming that everyone shall be taught by God.
This reinforces our understanding that the divine guidance and instruction found in the Scriptures are bestowed upon humanity by the ultimate source of wisdom and knowledge—Yahweh, the supreme teacher.
Thus, our belief in the divine inspiration of the Scriptures forms a cornerstone of our faith, shaping our understanding of the profound connection between the Almighty God, the Holy Spirit, and the sacred texts that guide and illuminate our spiritual journey.
Dissemination of Knowledge and Educational Initiatives
Rooted in this profound understanding, we hold a firm belief in the intrinsic value and significance of disseminating knowledge and fostering understanding of God’s Word. Our commitment involves implementing diverse educational initiatives to empower individuals, enabling them to pursue truth, foster spiritual growth, and contribute to a lasting impact within their communities.