THE ISRAELITE PRAYER ROOM

A Notseri-Yshra'ali Makom Tephilah (Nazoraean-Israelite Room of Prayer) is a sacred area which has been Cleansed, Quieted, and Blessed; and is a space where a Cleansed Notseri-Yshra'ali Talmid (Nazoraean-Israelite Student) may come to 'AL to Pray to Him, Meditate on Him, Study His Word, and Practice the daily spiritual routine taught by the Nazoraean-Israelite Spirit-Soul-Body Institute (NISSBI).

'AL is invisible; but He can reveal Himself to us no matter what the circumstance. In order to cultivate an atmosphere more conductive to communication with Him, it is fitting for us to create a special place of communion in our home, whether elaborate or simple.

The authority to set up a Notseri-Yshra'ali Makom Tephilah (Nazoraean-Israelite Room of Prayer) in your home would begin with the head of the house. If one is alone or isolated, then you are responsible for yourself.

One does not need any special building, the body is the Temple of the Spirit of 'AL -1 CORINTHIANS 6: 19.

A child can offer Prayer to 'AL, but the age of maturity or accountability, is when a person is 20 years old and above -EXODUS 30: 14; -NUMBERS 14: 29.

THE BASIC NEEDS ARE :

1.) A Clean Body (Physically and Spiritualiy)

2.) Clean Clothes

3.) A Clean and Quiet Makom Tephilah (Room of Prayer) with access to fresh air.

..."And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, who like to pray, standing in the synagogues and at the street corners, so that they may be seen by men. Truly I say to you that they have already received their reward. But as for you, when you pray, enter into your inner chamber and lock your door, and pray to your Father who sees in secret, and your Father who sees in secret shall Himself reward you openly"... -MATTHEW 6: 5-6