We offer various types of S'mikha, Licensing and Certifications to for the recognition and promotion of proven and developed callings, anointing and skills amongst the Kingdom of Yahwah.

Netzarim Israelite ordination/S'mikha,  Ministerial licensing or  other Ministry Certifications are only granted to Talmidim who are local members of the Ha’ Yisrayli Torah Brith Yahad and/or to Leaders and students who are from approved congregations or communities and are mentored by a formally ordained Rabbi or Kohan, recognized by the Yeshiva(Morim and non ordained leaders of study groups and congregations are not eligible for recognition as Mentors). Students, upon graduation, must demonstrate their ability to teach and incorporate the Netzarim principles and customs into their ministry and lives in addition to demonstrating the ability to walk and speak in the Ruwah Qodesh and tap into the prophetic Word according to the spirit. This is Mandatory before any Ordinations or Licensing is granted.

All license and ordinations are governed by the Netzarim Leadership Board under the Auspices of the Ha' Yisrayli Torah Brith Yahad. Honorary laymen ministry licensing or certifications(non-sacerdotal) may be issued at the sole discretion of the Ha' Yisrayli Torah Brith  Yahad. All right Reserved. License and Ordinations must be reviewed before the board annually to maintain active status.

We seeks to train and establish individuals who have a prophetic calling to the Hebrew Kingdom and communities such as:

 Netzarim Kohanim(sacerdotal inclusive)- Leaders who are from the tribe of Levy or levitical spirited that show forth a proven  calling anointing and ability to walk within the capacity as a LeviticalPriest and are be leaders leaders of and within Communities, Networks, Ministries and Temples.(gentiles are not eligibile).

Rabinim(Rabbi-sacerdotal inclusive), Leaders, including non-levitical laymen, and Levitical Priests who have the ability to not only lead congregations and Communities but also work within a Kingdom Gov't position and councils as expert interpretors of the Law, both Legislative, Judicial and executive. Rabi is also complementary title denoting a Chief Elder or leader who has been appointed authority over other Elders, Leaders, Networks, Communties as in a Rabi-Kohan, Rabi-Shaphat, Rabi-Moreh, Rabi-Maggid etc... 

Shaphatim(arbitrators-non-Sacerdotal exclusive)- a Govt Ministry position for those who have a developed and anointed ability to make righteous discernments and judgements as to dispute resolutions and arbitrations witin the Kingdom of Yahwah

Nabi'im(non Sacerdotal- exclusive)- a master in having the Ability to tap into the Prophetic Anointing of Yahwah and use the gift of prophecy within the ranks of his/her calling, vocation, training and skills. while anyone whether a saint in general or any leader can tap into a measure of the prophetic and speak and teach by the Ruwah Qodesh, the Nabi has greater call to leadership. this calling usually complements and overlaps the Levitical Anointing.

Maggidim(non-sacerdotal)- an Established Diplomatic Extorter and Hebrew Preacher/teacher who travels in an official  capacity of representation of the Ministry, Community or temple that has commissioned him. This position prepares the non kingdom people, nations, communities etc for the acceptance and alliance with the Kingdom business, ministries, and Community development.

Shaliach(non-sacerdotal)- Israelite Ambassador- Inter-national, inter-ministry and inter-network representative of the Community, temple or Ministry that leads in the development of other Ministries, Business, Communities, Temples as per the instructions of the Ministry, community and temple of origination under the Levitical Priests. Works in conjunction with the Maggid

 Morim(Moreh-non-sacerdotal)- a prophetic teacher who works within the congregation or community and heads or assists in the establishment of the educational aspects of the community, temple, ministry. this is not a sacerdotal tile, unless its in conjuction with a Priest or Prophet.

Israelite Ministry Worker(non-sacerdotal)- Kingdom Social Workers and Pastoral Counselors, educators, Researchers,  various helps ministries, health ministry, Demonologist/Deliverance Ministry etc etc.

L'madi(non-sacerdotal)- Academic Isrelite teacher. Note: most people who call themselves Moreh today are actually L'madi. This is not-governing leadership position, but an official title of one who teaches an academic class in a Hebrew Yeshiva, Institute or Shabbat class.

Zaken-Elder of the Local Ministry, Community or Temple, who is non-ordained but is appointed to play an active role of influence within the Ministry and is appointed by the leadership to various departments and helps ministires-Non Sacerdotal.

 Zaken-Sacerdotal exclusive-Kingdom Govt official who works within the Knessets or Sandehren as an appointed representative of a community, region, network who votes to pass codes, laws and promote resolutions for the wellbing of the communty and Ministries etc....

Kohanim, and Rabinim recieve Ordinations/S'mikha(sacerdotal)

Shaphatim, Nabi'im and Morim, Maggidim and Shaliachs recieve Netzarim Israelite Ministerial Licenses(non-sacerdotal)

Zakanim, Commission to preach, prophetic exhorters and Israelite Ministry Workers receive Certifications(non-sacerdotal)

Note: Non-Sacerdotal Exclusive means that the office in itself does not have the authority to start congregations, communities, temples or ordain and license others,  perform weddings, funerals or formal services in the capacity as leader of a congregation, temple or Community, unless that person also walks within and fulfills a Sacerdotal Office authorized to do so.

Non-Sacerdotal -means the same as  Non Sacerdotal Exclusive, except these offices are not intended to be Governing offices.

Sacerdotal inclusive- are the only ones authoritzed to Start and Lead Congregations, Communties, temples as chief leaders and ordained and license other leaders, performs weddings, funerals or formal services.

Sacerdotal exclusive-means that the office can only perform weddings or funerals or sign a ketubah in addition to its office functions