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Yahudiym Sefer

Yahudiym Sefer

Servant Author

Kohan (Priest) Baldwin

A priest after the order of Malakiy (Malachi) 2:7 — a messenger of Yahuah of hosts. A 10-time deployed combat veteran, he survived the direct dangers of warfare — sniper fire, land mines, and the fire of battle — on the very lands where the ancient Yisraelites (Israelites) traveled. Yah has saved him many times on the battlefield of man, in direct war and off, and has demonstrated His presence in his life through healing and the testimony of helping others. Having grown up in farming and agriculture, he only realized later that he was an agriculture warrior. He showed him who he was to be in the book of Malakiy (Malachi) 2:7, when he asked "Who am I? What is my purpose?" — he did not know during his transformation, and Yah has been proving it to him many times over. As a young man between the ages of 11 and 13, he taught Sunday school before the conversion from Christianity, which he denounced before his military career — he did not want to die if need be at war as a Christian due to its falsehoods of not obeying the law of Yah, which kept him through and through. The doubt is on others, but not him. This he confesses and demonstrates as such. He hates wickedness, teaches both secular and Torah law, and now serves the Only and Great Commander in the Sky — a Spirit of War, Yahuah (Creator) — called to make sure every soul knows the law in plain language.

From Spirit to Flesh, and Flesh to Spirit

Credentials & Calling

Malachi 2:7 Priest

For the priest’s lips should keep knowledge, and they should seek the law at his mouth: for he is the messenger of Yahuah of hosts.

10-Time Deployed Combat Veteran

A servant tested in the fires of earthly warfare, now armed with the sword of the Spirit.

Kohan (Priest)

Walking in the order of the priesthood, a keeper of the covenant and a messenger of the Most High.

Strategic Pattern

Hates Wickedness

Standing against all forms of iniquity and deception, calling darkness by its name.

Teaches Secular and Torah Law

Bridging civil understanding with the eternal commandments of Yahuah.

Plain Language for All

Ensuring every person can understand the law without confusion or gatekeeping.

The Container of the Word

The teaching flows from Spirit to flesh, then from flesh back to Spirit. The vessel — the container of the Word — carries the law within, that it may be written on the heart and not merely on stone. The priest is both the keeper and the deliverer, ensuring the Word reaches every ear in language that can be understood and lived.

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