A Covenant Archive
The House of Taylor
of the tribe of Yahudah
a standard taken up by covenant and calling — not a claim of documented descent
Kept under Yahuah · Passed to the sons
The Charge
This is the covenant archive of the house of Taylor — a Torah-observant household walking in the Name of Yahuah and Yahusha. It is written for the sons, and for the sons of the sons who may never see the author's face: a place to keep the testimony, the family record, and the walk, so that what was received is not lost but handed down.
Enter the Archive
The rooms of the house, each kept under Yahuah.
The Foundation
The non-negotiables of the walk — the Name, the covenant, the Torah, the appointed times, and the table.
The Calendar
The living Enochian calendar — today's day and week-day, the Sabbath, the moon, the appointed times, and the full 364-day year.
The Tribe of Yahudah
The lion, the scepter, and the praise — the covenant standard the house stands under, and the sons beneath it.
The Teachings
A growing library of studies of the Word — kept as they are worked out, so the reasoning is handed on, not lost.
The Author
Terry Lavell Taylor Jr. — first-generation keeper of the walk, recording as Governed Man.
The Works
The released records of Governed Man — YAHUWAH and GOVERNED — song written to carry the Name and the walk.
The Covenant
The living, governing document of the house — kept for the family behind the door, with the sons' record and the trust. Enter through the Family Portal.
The Bet Av Trust
The vessel the covenant carries — what it is and why: the inheritance kept for the sons, and the steward that serves but never rules.
The Blessing
The letter meant to outlive the infrastructure — what the father wants a descendant who never met him to read.