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ABOUT:
MOREH ZUMA & NABIA NABIYAH YAHU

Moreh Zuma Yahu, also known as Pastor Anthony Douglas, and Nabia Nabiyah Yahu, also known as Prophetess Ezekiel Douglas, are a devoted husband-and-wife ministry team whose lives and calling have been shaped by faith, perseverance, obedience, and an unwavering commitment to YAHUAH.

United in marriage for more than three decades, Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah have journeyed through the joys, challenges, sacrifices, and responsibilities of both marriage and ministry.

Through every season, they have learned to lean upon and trust in YAHUAH, recognizing that His grace, strength, and guidance have sustained them throughout their journey.
For more than 31 years, they have remained committed to their faith, calling, and service to the people of YAHUAH. Their ministry foundation was established 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.

During their time there, they faithfully served as associate clergy for more than 27 years, gaining extensive experience in ministry, leadership, teaching, worship, music, and service.

A FOUNDATION OF SERVICE
In 2001, Moreh Zuma accepted the position of Assistant Pastor at Hallelujah Baptist Church in High Point, North Carolina, under the leadership of Pastor George D. Steele, Sr.

During his tenure, he also served as Music Director for more than 17 years, continuing in that capacity through 2017.
These years of service helped shape the leadership, discipline, and commitment that would later become foundational to the ministry they would establish together.

A NEW JOURNEY OF TRUTH
On September 14, 2017, Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah entered a new and transformative chapter in their spiritual journey. Through what they understood to be the leading of the Ruach Ha'Kodesh, they began pursuing a deeper understanding of Scripture, biblical history, heritage, identity, and the people described within the biblical record.
Their pursuit became a journey of study, examination, research, and discovery. They committed themselves to searching the Scriptures and examining historical records while exploring, when necessary, the original biblical languages in their pursuit of what they believe to be the unadulterated truth of the Word.

On October 6, 2018, they began holding services in their home. What started as a small and intimate gathering would eventually develop into a growing ministry dedicated to teaching, awakening, encouraging, and serving the community of believers.
Then, on February 7, 2019, their vision took another significant step forward 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 historic gathering that the name of their ministry was revealed:
7TH DAY HARVEST TEACHING MINISTRY
OUR CALLING AND MISSION
7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry exists to educate, encourage, and equip those who sincerely desire to seek the whole and unadulterated truth of Scripture.

The ministry is committed to carefully examining the Scriptures, studying historical records, and exploring the biblical languages in an effort to gain a deeper understanding of the Word and its original context.

Their approach reflects the example of the Bereans, who searched the Scriptures to examine what they were taught:
“These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.”
— Acts 17:11

The ministry also embraces the biblical instruction to “study to show thyself approved” (2 Timothy 2:15) and to “prove all things; hold fast that which is good” (1 Thessalonians 5:21).
Moreh Zuma often expresses the heart of his ministry philosophy through these 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 encourage people to search the Scriptures for themselves, examine what they have been taught, return to the biblical foundations of worship, and develop a deeper relationship with YAHUAH through faith, obedience, understanding, and righteous living.

SCRIPTURE, OBEDIENCE, AND THE SABBATH
The ministry teaches the importance of the commandments found throughout the Torah and points to the example of obedience demonstrated by YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH in the Brit Chadasha.
The ministry also observes the seventh-day Sabbath, Saturday, according to what they understand to be the biblical pattern demonstrated by YAHUSHA and the Apostles, including Luke 4:16, Acts 13:42–46, Acts 17:2, and Acts 18:4.
Worship and fellowship include singing, preaching, teaching, special music, familiar songs, Scripture study, and the sharing of biblical understanding.

The Mishpachah—the family and community—consists of people from diverse backgrounds, locations, and walks of life who share a sincere desire to seek, understand, and live according to the Scriptures.

THE BESORAH OF YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH
Central to the mission of 7th Day Harvest Teaching Ministry is the proclamation of the Besorah—the Good News of YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH, whom they believe to be the worthy Son of YAHUAH.

Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah believe that everyone should have the opportunity to hear the Good News, search the Scriptures, ask questions, examine the evidence, and discover truth for themselves.
Their desire is to reach as many people as possible within their community and beyond with the message they have come to embrace.
The ministry does not identify itself with any man-made denomination. It is non-sectarian, non-denominational, and non-camp-affiliated, and identifies with the biblical heritage and identity of Israel.

Their mission is to encourage believers to examine Scripture beyond the traditions and doctrines of modern religious systems and to develop a sincere relationship with YAHUAH through truth, faith, obedience, and understanding.

A JOURNEY OF FAITH, HOPE, AND PERSEVERANCE
Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah's testimony is one of perseverance.
Their marriage, family, and ministry have endured seasons of difficulty, opposition, uncertainty, growth, and transition. Through every challenge, they have sought to remain dependent upon YAHUAH, trusting that His grace would sustain them.
Their lives and ministry stand as a testimony that the calling of YAHUAH is not always an easy road, but obedience, faith, patience, and perseverance can carry a person through difficult seasons.
Their journey continues to be one of faith, hope, service, and purpose.
Through the indwelling and empowering of the Ruach Ha'Kodesh, they remain committed to teaching, serving, encouraging, and sharing what they have learned with those who have “eyes to see and ears to hear” (Matthew 13:16).

A MESSAGE TO THOSE WHO WILL HEAR
Their desire is not simply to tell people what to believe, but to encourage people to search, examine, study, and prove what they have been taught.
They desire to share the truths they have discovered with everyone who has “eyes to see and ears to hear.”
As expressed in Matthew 24:14, they believe the Good News must be proclaimed throughout the world.
Their prayer is that their obedience to YAHUAH will encourage others to seek Him wholeheartedly and that their testimony will inspire others to pursue truth without fear.
Their mission remains clear:
**SEEK THE TRUTH.
TEACH THE TRUTH.
LIVE THE TRUTH.
SHARE THE BESORAH.**
Moreh Zuma and Nabia Nabiyah Yahu continue to walk together as husband, wife, servants, teachers, and leaders, believing that their calling is greater than themselves.
Their story is a continuing testimony of what can happen when two people choose to trust YAHUAH, remain committed to their calling, and continue walking forward despite the odds.

In Conclusion:
Their lives are a journey of faith, hope, perseverance, love, obedience, and service.
And their desire remains that through their ministry, others will be Baruched—blessed, strengthened, awakened, and encouraged to seek YAHUAH with their whole heart.
All Praises to YAHUAH TSEBA'OTH through YAHUSHA HA'MASHYACH.
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