The service opens with Brother Diblaim leading the prophetic promise of restoration from Jeremiah 30. The prayer asks God to deliver His people from captivity, return them to the promised land, correct them in measure, and turn their hearts back toward Him. Day of Atonement Service-transc…

Brother Deshone then reflects on knowing God's appointed days and explains the calendar framework being used by the ministry to identify the tenth day of the seventh month as the Day of Atonement.

The congregation then participates in the sounding of trumpets and shofars in connection with the Jubilee proclamation.

Brother Brandon introduces Jubilee from Leviticus 25 as the fiftieth year following seven cycles of Sabbath years. He connects Jubilee's release and liberty with Isaiah 61 and Yeshua's declaration in Luke 4. Day of Atonement Service-transc…

Brother Diblaim then presents an extended teaching on the Day of Atonement. He examines God's covenant relationship with Israel, the role of the high priest, the tabernacle and its furnishings, the command to afflict the soul, and the priestly service described in Leviticus 16.

The congregation is encouraged to examine itself, repent, humble itself before God, and understand the significance of reconciliation and cleansing.

Finally, Brother Deshone leads everyone through Isaiah 61, declaring the acceptable year of the Lord, followed by Deuteronomy 28:1–14, proclaiming God's covenant blessings upon obedience.

Main Teachings

• The Day of Atonement occurs on the tenth day of the seventh month.
• Atonement concerns cleansing, reconciliation, repentance, and being made right before God.
• The Levitical high priest alone officiated the sacred annual Atonement service.
• The earthly tabernacle was constructed according to the pattern God showed Moses.
• The Atonement service included sacrifices, blood, incense, the mercy seat, and two goats.
• The sins and transgressions of Israel were confessed over the live goat before it was sent into the wilderness.
• Israel was commanded to afflict the soul and cease from work.
• The service teaches that afflicting the soul should involve genuine humility, self-examination, and repentance.
• The Jubilee follows seven cycles of Sabbath years.
• The Jubilee trumpet is connected with the Day of Atonement.
• Jubilee proclaims liberty, release, restoration, and return.
• The service connects the Jubilee proclamation with Isaiah 61 and Luke 4.
• The gathering concludes by proclaiming Isaiah 61 and the blessings of Deuteronomy 28.

Central Spiritual Application

Humble yourself, examine your heart, repent, receive the significance of atonement, and proclaim the liberty and restoration of God.

00:00 House of Prayer 24-7 Introduction
01:22 Facing Jerusalem & Daniel's Example
02:37 Prophetic Promise of Restoration
03:55 Prayer for Deliverance From Captivity
05:24 God's Correction Is for Restoration
06:22 Brother Deshone — Knowing the Appointed Day
07:17 The Calendar and the Luminaries
10:33 Prove All Things
12:10 Day of Atonement Holy Convocation
12:40 Preparing to Proclaim the Jubilee
13:53 Sounding the Shofars
15:07 Brother Brandon — The Year of Jubilee
16:40 Jubilee and Liberty in Christ
17:52 Brother Diblaim — Why Atonement Matters
19:08 God's Covenant Love for Israel
21:02 The High Priest and Reconciliation
23:02 The Tenth Day of the Seventh Month
23:56 The Tabernacle Pattern
26:21 The Furnishings of the Sanctuary
28:16 The Most Holy Place
29:38 Atonement and Jubilee Together
30:38 Afflicting the Soul
32:39 How We Commemorate Atonement
35:13 How the High Priest Officiated Atonement
36:10 The Two Goats
37:39 Blood Before the Mercy Seat
38:37 Confessing Israel's Sins
40:03 Cleansed Before the Lord
41:24 Brother Deshone — Closing Proclamation
43:24 Isaiah 61 — The Acceptable Year of the Lord
47:18 Deuteronomy 28 — Proclaiming the Blessings
50:23 Closing Prayer
51:31 The Lord's Prayer & Outro