Sabbath February 14, 2026

Good morning Brethren and Happy Sabbath to All,

Thank you for taking your calling from Father seriously and putting in the individual effort it takes to grow through your individual efforts in favor, acceptance, and knowledge of our Lord and Savior. It is becoming more apparent just how many of you are scattered around the globe in this endeavor here at the end of the age. Many times it is just one in a city and two in a family. It has not gone unnoticed by others whether for the good or not, so keep up your amazing efforts for you are not alone. We do get to unite through the technology here available to us at the end of the age.

With that in mind we would like to invite any of you who have no place to fellowship during the annual rehearsal of Unleavened Bread this coming April. It is very informal outside of the presentation one of us will give in bringing the actual accounts of the day to memory through scriptures. And then there is the yakking away before and after if you have a mind for that as well. Just a bunch of us scattered brethren. Simple fellowship! No fighting or arguing.

Bridget can send you the links for the zoom hookup if you send her your information to do so at the gmail address above: abibfellowship@gmail.com

Most folks just use their sound without turning on the camera which is fine with everyone.

For the newer folks once again today we have a good photo illustration of the pollinating stage of grain today. This is what you see when the head is emerged, and emerging from the boot. Those little specs are florets and the means/evidence of the fertilization process.

These are wheat heads in the two up close photos from yesterday and this process is identical in barley. The 3rd photo is the location they came from. If you look to the top of the photo you see an entire field coming out of the boot. Please notice its height compared to other fields near it. It is at the top. The grain will always mature the quickest from the top down under most circumstances if germinated at the same time.

Now if you look at the darker green field below it in the middle of the photo you are looking at a field of domestic barley which is just starting to head out with some of the plants.

These fields are located just outside of Beit Kama which many of you are familiar with and have actually walked in. If I remember correctly we have some videos of this location up from 2 years ago which I took there. And then there are all the photos from over the years in the archives from there as well.

The ditch and the breaks between fields and the edges hold wild barley which is what we look for as well in proximity to get the barley sisters witnessing together.

Shortly we will post our Sabbath review in pictures from this past work week.

Our peace we give to you.