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Essential Elements of Relationship with the Creator

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Worship is "making love to Father" and should happen daily.

1. Relationship with Creator: Essential Elements of Relationship with the Creator centers on James Robertson’s claim that humans were created for a deep personal relationship with YAH. 2. James Robertson speaks as the host and teacher, and he says he has a doctorate in engineering, retired military commander experience, and 32 years of seeking YAH after a March 12, 1993 encounter. 3. The episode asks what life is for, and Robertson answers that the point is not just morality but daily dialogue, worship, and obedience to YAH. 4. Robertson says prayer should be daily conversation with Father, with one or two hours on one’s knees or face on the floor. 5. He describes worship as daily praise with raised arms and says worship is "making love to Father," a phrase he repeats to emphasize intimacy. 6. He says believers should ask YAH to fill them with his spirit while they worship and calls selective song choice important. 7. Robertson argues that reading about YAH, listening to appropriate teaching, and using the website’s articles and videos are part of drawing close. 8. He recommends reading several Bible translations, including the ETI version, the Amplified Bible, the King James Version, the Living Torah, and The Scriptures by the Institute for Scripture Research. 9. He warns against treating the Bible itself as an object of worship and says the Bible should be read as a historical account of anointed believers interacting with Father. 10. Robertson says fasting is vital and gives specific schedules: seven three-day water-only fasts, three seven-day water-only fasts, or a 21-day water-only fast. 11. He links fasting to personal experiences, including revelation after a series of nine three-day fasts in 2000 and a deep dialogue period in 2014 after two cycles of seven three-day fasts. 12. He says a 40-day water-only fast should only be attempted if Father leads, and he notes the health risks of such a fast. 13. Robertson ties spiritual discipline to practical outcomes, saying intense infilling with the Spirit of YAH is a prerequisite for miracles such as raising the dead. 14. He says many pastors and even popes may still fall short if they are not filled with the Spirit of YAH or in deep relationship with him. 15. He also discusses cleansing and deliverance, saying repeated cleansing over one or two years is needed to get free from sins that give demons legal access. 16. Robertson says keeping the true interpretation of the Ten Commandments helps remove those demons, and he frames this as part of rigorous spiritual cleanup. 17. The tone is directive and testimonial, with long exhortations, website references, article numbers, and repeated calls to act daily. 18. The format is a solo teaching with occasional self-disclosure, including his March 12, 1993 audible encounter, his 1994 bedroom experience, and later losses of spiritual clarity. 19. People interested in daily prayer, fasting, and Robertson’s YAH-centered framework would likely find this useful. 20. People looking for a short, non-devotional discussion of religion would probably skip it.

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