For generations, one phrase has shaped the way countless people view righteousness, accountability, obedience, and spiritual growth:
"No one is perfect."
It is repeated in pulpits, classrooms, conversations, and everyday life as though it were a self-evident truth. Yet what if the phrase itself has become one of the greatest obstacles to understanding the expectations of the Scriptures?
In No One Is Perfect: The Lies Christianity Gave Us, Chief Prince Shama Talmeedyahu examines one of the most widely accepted teachings of modern religion and measures it against the testimony of the Scriptures. Through a careful examination of the biblical text, he explores what words such as blameless, upright, righteous, perfect, whole-hearted, and tamim actually meant to the writers of Scripture and to the Supreme King Yah.
Why were Noah, Abraham, Job, Samuel, Daniel, Hezekiah, Josiah, and many others commended for their conduct? Why were people repeatedly called righteous, upright, blameless, faithful, or whole-hearted if such standards were never expected to be pursued? And how did a people once called to walk in righteousness become convinced that failure was the expectation?
This book challenges popular interpretations that have redefined accountability, obedience, righteousness, and covenant responsibility. It examines passages that are commonly used to support those interpretations and compares them with the broader testimony of the Scriptures.
If the Supreme King Yah never changed His expectations, then perhaps the question is not whether His standard changed, but whether our understanding of it did.
No One Is Perfect is a call to reexamine what the Scriptures actually teach concerning righteousness, integrity, accountability, covenant faithfulness, and the responsibility placed upon those who claim to serve the Supreme King Yah.
The Journey of the Proverbs Woman: Part One
What does it truly mean to become a Proverbs Woman?
For many, the Proverbs 31 Woman has become an image to admire. Yet the journey toward becoming that woman is often misunderstood. It is not a journey of only blamelessness, but one of growth. It is a process of refinement, self-examination, accountability, faith, and character development before the Supreme King Yah.
In The Journey of the Proverbs Woman: Part One, Princess Amunah invites women to look beyond surface-level definitions and explore the lives of women throughout Scripture whose experiences still speak to us today. Through the accounts of Hannah, Peninnah, Abishag, Lot’s wife, Naomi, Ruth, and others, readers are challenged to examine their own attitudes, responses, relationships, and spiritual growth.
This book is not about condemning women for where they are. It is about encouraging them toward who they are becoming.
With compassion, honesty, and practical reflection, Princess Amunah explores themes such as character, humility, accountability, perseverance, self-examination, and trusting the Supreme King Yah through life’s most difficult seasons. Each chapter offers timeless lessons that remain relevant for women navigating the challenges of family, relationships, personal growth, and faith today.
Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been walking it for many years, these pages will encourage you to reflect, grow, and continue moving forward with wisdom and purpose.
Because a Proverbs Woman is not born overnight.
She is developed through the journey.
Part One is only the beginning.
Why do so many believe their prayers are being heard—when in truth, Heaven has gone silent?
“When ‘God’ Refuses to Listen” pierces through modern assumptions about prayer and exposes a sobering reality: silence from above is not always delay... sometimes, it is refusal.
Drawing from the ancient lens of the Tanakh, before later doctrines reshaped divine understanding, Naseekh HaRashee Shama Talmeedyahu reveals why the Supreme King, Yhwh Tseba’oth, sometimes turns His ear away from those who still call His Name.
This book is not another devotional about unanswered prayers—it is a call to awaken from spiritual complacency. Through the stories of prophets, priests, and faithful servants, it reveals how imbalance, disobedience, and hypocrisy sever the covenant connection between humankind and their Creator.
Yet, within that same truth lies hope: the invitation to return. To realign. To once again be heard.
Written with compassion for those who sincerely desire to please Yhwh Tseba’oth, this work challenges the illusion of being “spiritually in tune” while walking in rebellion. It guides readers back to the balance, righteousness, and obedience that open Heaven’s gates once more.
The silence of Yhwh is not abandonment—it is a divine mirror, reflecting what must change before true communication can be restored.
(115 Pages)
Marriage and family were never meant to be left to chance or shifting trends. They are divine institutions, set in order by the Most High, carrying both blessing and responsibility. Yet in today’s world, confusion, division, and brokenness have become the norm.
Preserving Self, Preserving Love is a call to return to the blueprint. It lays out the foundations of identity, accountability, and covenant love — the pillars that sustain both the individual and the household. Drawing from Scripture, history, and practical wisdom, this book challenges the lies that weaken families and restores the vision for wholeness, balance, and unity.
Whether you are preparing for marriage, already walking in covenant, or seeking healing from the fractures of the past, this book offers clear direction, sober truth, and enduring hope.
Because when self is preserved in righteousness, love is preserved in strength — and the family is preserved for generations.
(204 pages)
$28
Almost 100% of us wish there were things we knew before becoming adults that weren't taught to us. Traumas would likely not have occurred if we were correctly groomed or at least introduced to the possible outcomes during our youth. Lessons carefully spoken that addressed countless subjects about life that would equip us for when we had to make life-altering decisions. Life Lessons BEFORE Life Lessons is just that. This book aims to bring as many subjects and scenarios as possible that the readers will relate to in some way. It is guaranteed to provoke thought and bring forth solutions that will benefit the reader's life.
$20
(with Hebrew Audio)
The Most Efficient and Proficient Way to Learn a Language: The Blueprint is a practical, no-nonsense guide designed for learners of all ages and backgrounds who want to unlock their full potential in language acquisition. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this book provides a step-by-step framework to master any language efficiently and effectively.
Drawing on years of research, personal experience, and proven strategies, the author offers innovative techniques to improve vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation while maintaining your motivation. From discovering your unique learning style to harnessing the power of immersion and active listening, this guide breaks down the process into manageable steps that deliver real results.
With relatable examples, practical exercises, and tips tailored for gender-based languages, The Blueprint equips you with the tools to make steady progress and achieve fluency. If you’ve struggled to stay consistent or felt overwhelmed by traditional methods, this book is your key to building confidence and mastering a new language on your terms.
Start your journey today—because fluency is not just a possibility; it’s a choice.
The Little Hebrew Handbook for Beginners
$15.99
The Little Hebrew Handbook for Beginners is the ideal starting point for learning Hebrew. With simple words, phrases, and English translations, this book makes it easy and exciting for children and even teens to begin their Hebrew Journey.
This Is My Home
$15.99
This Is My Home: A Colorful Book That Teaches Hebrew Through the Rooms of a House. Step inside and explore!
This delightful book introduces young learners to Hebrew by naming the different rooms and spaces in and around a home. With bright illustrations and clear English translations, children will build confidence and curiosity as they connect language with everyday places.
Perfect for early learners, homeschoolers, and classrooms alike. This book makes Hebrew fun, friendly, and easy to follow!
Comes with Hebrew Speaking Audio
You Are Special, let your child know how special they are to you, as well as how special they are to The Creator. This is also an Academic book, created for both children and their parents, for those who are interested in learning the Hebrew language. It is designed to present a beginner's level while increasing both your and your child's vocabulary, sentence structure, and beautiful illustrations to keep your child glued to the pages.
Please email us to receive the audio file once you receive the book: Houseofbalance12@gmail.com, so that you can listen along and learn how to say these Hebrew words verbally, as well as the proper gender to use when speaking them. I say it at a regular pace and also at a slow pace to increase your active listening.