
About Moreh Zuma & Nabia Nabiyah
Moreh Zuma, also known as Anthony Douglas, and Nabia Nabiyah, also known as Prophetess Ezekiel Douglas, are a gifted and anointed husband-and-wife ministry team whose lives and service have been shaped by faith, perseverance, obedience, and a deep commitment to YAHUAH.
Having been joined together in marriage for more than three decades, they have experienced the joys, challenges, and trials that come with both life and ministry. Through every season, they have learned to trust and depend upon YAHUAH, believing that His grace and guidance have sustained them throughout their journey.
For more than 31 years, Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah have been firmly grounded in their faith and calling. They came through the ranks of ministry under the leadership and spiritual guidance of the late Apostle D. L. Hunter and Overseer T. H. Hunter of The Love Cathedral World Headquarters of TLC Ministries, Inc. in Jamestown, North Carolina. They faithfully served as associate clergy for more than 27 years, gaining valuable experience in ministry, leadership, teaching, worship, and service.
In 2001, Moreh Zuma accepted the position of Assistant Pastor at Hallelujah Baptist Church in High Point, North Carolina, serving under the leadership of Pastor George D. Steele, Sr. During his years there, he also served as Music Director for more than 17 years, continuing in that role through 2017.
A New Journey of Truth
On September 14, 2017, Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah embarked upon a new chapter in their spiritual journey. In obedience to the Ruach Ha'Kadesh (Holy Spirit), they began seeking a deeper understanding of the Scriptures and the identity, heritage, and history of the people described within them.
Their journey was one of continued study, examination, and discovery. They became increasingly committed to searching the Scriptures and historical records in pursuit of what they understood to be the unadulterated truth.
On October 6, 2018, they began holding services in their home. What began as an intimate gathering would grow into a broader ministry devoted to teaching, awakening, and serving the community of believers.
On February 7, 2019, their vision became more formally established with the groundbreaking and grand opening of The Great Gathering Hebrew Conference, held at the Red Lion Hotel in High Point, North Carolina. It was during this significant gathering that the name of their ministry was revealed:
7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry.
Our Calling & Mission
7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry is dedicated to educating and encouraging those who sincerely seek the whole, unadulterated truth of Scripture. The ministry is committed to studying the Scriptures carefully, examining historical records, and, when necessary, exploring the original biblical languages in an effort to gain a deeper understanding of the Word.
The ministry embraces the example of the Bereans, who searched the Scriptures to examine what they were taught (Acts 17:11), and strives to follow the biblical instruction to “study to show ourselves approved” (2 Timothy 2:15) and to “prove all things” and hold fast to what is good (1 Thessalonians 5:21).
Moreh Zuma often expresses his ministry philosophy through the words:
«“We are born to make manifest the esteem of YAHUAH that is within us, and as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to always do the same.”»
At the heart of 7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry is a desire to help people examine Scripture for themselves, return to the biblical foundations of worship, and develop a deeper relationship with YAHUAH through faith, obedience, and understanding.
The ministry teaches the importance of the commandments found throughout the Torah and the example of obedience demonstrated by YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH in the Brit Chadasha (New Testament). The ministry also observes the seventh-day Sabbath, Saturday, following what they understand to be the biblical pattern demonstrated by the Messiah and the Apostles (Luke 4:16; Acts 13:42–46; Acts 17:2; Acts 18:4).
Worship and fellowship include singing, preaching, special music, familiar songs, teaching, and the sharing of Scripture. The mishpacha (family/community) includes people from many different backgrounds, locations, and walks of life who share a desire to seek and understand the Scriptures.
The Good News of YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH
A central part of the ministry's mission is proclaiming the Besorah—the Good News of YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH, whom they believe to be the worthy Son of YAHUAH.
They believe that everyone should have the opportunity to hear the Good News, examine the Scriptures, and discover the truth for themselves. Their desire is to reach people throughout their community and beyond with the message they have come to embrace.
7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry is not affiliated with any man-made denomination. It is a non-sectarian, non-denominational, and non-camp-affiliated community of believers. The ministry identifies with the biblical heritage and identity of Israel and seeks to encourage believers to examine the Scriptures beyond the traditions and doctrines of modern religious systems.
A Continuing Journey of Faith
Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah continue to walk together in ministry, believing that their calling is greater than themselves. Their lives represent a journey of faith, perseverance, service, and hope.
Through the indwelling and empowering of the Ruach Ha'Kadesh, they remain committed to teaching, serving, and sharing what they have learned with those who have “eyes to see and ears to hear” (Matthew 13:16).
Their prayer is that through their obedience to YAHUAH, others will be inspired, encouraged, and Baruched (blessed) as they seek to serve Him wholeheartedly.
Their mission remains clear: to seek the truth, teach the truth, live the truth, and share the Good News of YAHUAH and YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH with all who are willing to hear.
All Praises to YAHUAH TSEBA'OTH through YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH.Moreh Zuma & Navi Nabiyah Yahu as they are called are a gifted and anointed young couple who have defied all odds. They were joined together over 30 years ago in marriage.
They have learned to lean on their belief in The Most High (YAHUAH). Their trust in YAH has carried them through some hard and difficult times, but through YAHUAH'S grace, they made it.
Being grounded for over 32 years in a strong belief system, Moreh Zuma AKA Anthony Douglas and Navi Nabiyah AKA Prophetess Ezekiel Douglas came up through the ranks of ministry with a strong guidance in leadership from the late Apostle D.L. Hunter and Overseer T.H. Hunter of The Love Cathedral World Headquarters of TLC Ministries, Inc. Jamestown, North Carolina.
They served faithfully as associate Clergy for over 27 years.
In 2001, Moreh Zuma accepted an Assistant Pastor position for one year at Hallelujah Baptist Church in High Point, North Carolina under the leadership of Pastor George D. Steele, Sr. we're he also served as the music director for over 17 years until 2017.
On September 14th 2017, being obedient to the Ruach Ha'Kadesh (Holy Spirit), they would begin a new journey of truth learning The Way [Truth] about who the people of the book (Bible) are today.
Moreh Zuma as some would call him Quotes: We are born to make manifest the esteem of YAHUAH that is within us and as we let our own light shine we unconsciously give other people permission to always do the same.
On October 6th 2018 they would began services in their home. Their life's work would be challenged as they would assist in the awakening of Yashar'El (Israel). Everything would become official on February 7th, 2019, where they would hold the ground breaking grand opening, The Great Gathering Hebrew Conference at The Red Lion Hotel, High Point, North Carolina.
This is where the name of their ministry would be revealed: 7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry.
This ministry has dedicated itself as a community to "educate those who seek the whole unadulterated truth.
"We've gone through many ups and downs for the greater good of ministry, And YAHUAH has given us a gift and a calling to share with the world.
Our prayer is that the people of YAHUAH be inspired and Baruched (blessed) through our obedience to serve Him with the whole-heart.
We observe the weekly Sabbath (on the seventh day) known as Saturday, just as the Savior did, Luke 4:16, as well as Paul and the Apostles, Acts 13:42-46; 17:2; 18:4. Singing, preaching, special music and familiar songs are a part of our worship. Our mishpacha comes from nearly all areas and all walks of life.
We continue to search the Scriptures just as the Bereans did in Acts 17:11, As we look deeper for a better understanding.
Much of the church has deviated from the truth of the Scriptures. We make every effort to root out error that has crept into modern worship and return to the paths of pure worship. We believe that the Scriptures teaches a way of life through the commandments in the Torah (Old Testament) and from the same example of obedience given to us by our Messiah in the Brit Chadasha (New Testament).
We teach from the perspective of the people who wrote the scriptures and not from the perspective of the ones who stole it.
When necessary, we research the original languages of the Scriptures as closely as we can, assuming and believing nothing unless it is shown in Scripture and through historical records. As a group we are committed to “study to show ourselves approved” (2Tim. 2:15 ), and to “prove all things, hold fast to that which is “good,” (1Thessalonians 5:21).
Just like the Berean did in Acts 17:11.
Our Mission includes spreading the (Besorah), The Good News of YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH, the only worthy Son of YAHUAH (Yah-hoo-wah)! We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to know the Good News of the Messiah and the truth of the Father YAHUAH.
In conclusion, we want to share these truths as we have discovered with everyone who has “eyes to see and ears to hear” (Matthew 13:16). Matthew 24:14 tells us that ‘once the Good News is proclaimed to all the nations of the world, the end shall come’. This is our desire, to reach as much people as we can.
We are NOT associated with any man-made denomination. We are a non-sectarian, non-denominational, non-camp affiliated community of Believers who happen to be called Israelites by race and not by religion. We are a group of Messianic believers who are awakened to our original identity and heritage as “Hebrews” and seek to awaken the Body of Believers from the anti-biblical doctrines of modern-day So-called Christianity which is nothing more than replacement theology.
The affirmation of this beautiful couple and their ministry of faith has made their life, a journey of hope. With an indwelling and endowing of the Ruach (Spirit) and it's power which stand in contempt of no one.

They are Berbers of North Africa

The Bantus Israelites of Nigeria
"Hebraic roots" can refer to the Hebrew Roots Movement, a Hebraic movement that emphasizes adherence to the Mosaic Law, or it can refer to the linguistic concept of Hebrew word roots, which are the three-consonant building blocks of the Hebrew language. The term can also be used more broadly to describe the Israelite origins of the biblical concepts and traditions.


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