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And it came to pass that Zipporah did share with me her wisdom, and I do write it that my people will remember and learn.
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And thus saith Zipporah, High Priestess of El Elyon: O man, why do you fall in your foolishness?
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Why do you call ignorance wisdom? And call foolishness truth? Do you not understand the purpose of the sacrifice at the altar of יהוה (YHVH)?
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Behold, Bora Olam (םלוע ארוב Creator of the World) does not need your sacrifice, but we are blessed by it, and why?
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This is because YHVH Yir’eh (הארי הוהי YHVH will provide) has asked of us to feed the poor among us:
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Wherefore the sacrifice is given first to the Levites; yea, a holy portion of the offerings as is the due of the sons of Aaron and the daughters of Miriam.
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Once the Priests and Priestesses are given their due, what remains is to be given unto the poor, the hungry, the widows, and the fatherless, that their wants and their needs be met.
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And for voluntary sacrifices, peace offerings, and thank offerings, they who do make the offering shall eat a joyful feast!
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They are to share in this meal יהוה (YHVH) with their family, and their servants, and their neighbors, and the Levites within their gates—yeah, all they to whom יהוה (YHVH) hath sent unto them.
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Therefore, what thou givest unto the least of these, this shall be your sacrifice unto Kodesh Israel (לארשי שודק Holy One of Israel); and if they receive it not, YHVH Adoni Ha’Shaboth (תבשה ןוֹדא הוהי YHVH, Lord of the Sabbath) receiveth it not also.
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And when you think to impart of your substance to Elohim Shaddai, ask yourself: How will this bless those who are my neighbors? And if it blesseth them not, then it is a vain sacrifice given by man unto man,
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But if it will lift up those around you, and the stranger at the gate, and those whom you knowth not, then it is a true sacrifice unto El’Olam (אֵ֥ל עוֹלָֽם the Everlasting God).
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Remember, remember the Torah of יהוה (YHVH), for even as Ha’Rachaman (ןמחרה the Merciful One) has given you mercy, so shall you give mercy;
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But if you demand justice (or vengeance) and refuse mercy unto others, then Ve’Daiyan Israel (לארשי ןידו Protector/Judge of Israel) shall give you vengeance (or justice) also.
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And these are the teachings of Zipporah given for the sake of the life of mankind and for the living.