Yashua's grandmother, Sister Margie, was one of 6 seamstresses that labored for Mother Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Minister Louis Farrakhan. This gave him close ties to Farrakhan and advantage over other youth. At age 9, after his grandmother told Farrakhan of a vision the child had, and a few weeks later Yashua was entered into the NOI's ministry class, becoming their youngest student minister. He secured Farrakhan's wife for a few years. By sixteen, Yashua excelled (Luke 2:52) quickly, he was one of a handful of students to graduate from Muhammad University of Islam, under the direction of Louis Farrakhan. He then traveled with Farrakhan, as security guard, co-producer of video productions, the youngest paid laborer at 16 years old.

From his pre-teen years, Yashua was graced with profound visitations and experiences from a divine being, later revealed as the Holy one, the Lord AkhenAton. These sacred interactions ignited within Yashua an extraordinary spiritual awakening (Psalm 119:105), fostering remarkable gifts (Isaiah 61:1), profound moral rectitude, humility, and a spiritual maturity that set him apart. He meticulously followed the revered examples of the prophets, and to embody the virtues of the four transformative figures he was raised to emulate: the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, the Honorable Malcolm X Shabazz, Emperor Haile Selassie I, and the Honorable Louis Farrakhan. This journey shaped him into a man above reproach, a statesmen, and a vessel to be used to redeem humanity back to God.

As a young, blossoming minister and security personnel, Yashua was chosen for the momentous occasion of accompanying Minister Farrakhan to the Parliament of World Religions in Chicago—a centennial event of immense global significance, in 1993. It was there, amidst the convergence of faiths, that a profound realization crystallized within him: his true calling was not merely to succeed Farrakhan, as leader of the Nation of Islam and of Black America, but a world teacher for all humanity. His understanding expanded, embracing a universal vision far beyond the religious constraints in the Nation of Islam. Traveling all over America with Farrakhan, packing churches and auditoriums with countless thousands of Black men, preparing for the Million Man March, Yashua's calling, mission and message from the Lord was gaining crystal clear clarity. At this time, Yashua was forced to get married.

Following his profound revelation, Yashua embarked on a new, pivotal chapter of his spiritual odyssey, leaving the bustling heart of Chicago for its quieter suburbs. There, drawn by an innate quest for deeper truths, he immersed himself within the vibrant communities of Black Jews and Hebrew Israelites. His devotion and intellectual prowess quickly became evident, leading him to sit at the feet of revered elders. By the age of 24, under the distinguished auspices of Rabbi Wentworth A. Matthews of the Ethiopian Hebrews and Commandment Keepers in New York, Yashua achieved his Rabbinical certification, marking a significant milestone in his journey.

Yet, he was not content with mere adherence; Yashua boldly reinterpreted established BHI teachings, injecting them with a reformative clarity of origninal Monotheism of the Lord Akhenaton "there is none but the One" that resonated deeply. This fresh, potent understanding of scripture and history began to spread like wildfire. By 1997, history records that his profound knowledge galvanized young men within the BHI movement, sparking an fervent street ministry where they, armed only with their Bibles, passionately disseminated these truths in the absence of a newspaper, like the NOI.

Yashua's influence was a burgeoning force, drawing more and more eager followers. One fateful Friday night, as he and an associate rabbi drove through the bustling streets of the southside of Chicago, their eyes caught a man tacking a "for rent" sign onto a vacant storefront. It was an instant, undeniable call to action. They pulled over, secured the lease on the place, and spent the entire night, fueled by zeal & purpose, transforming the bare space into a vibrant Hebrew temple. By noon the next day, the newly consecrated temple was packed to capacity, overflowing with anticipation. Standing before the jubilant congregation, Yashua proclaimed that moment as the "rebirth of a nation," a profound fulfillment of Isaiah 66:8.

From that pivotal day, the fame of Yashua and his impact on the BHI movement spread like wildfire. He consistently presented himself as the son of the true Messiah (the Lord AkhenAton), embodying the role of a devoted servant to the people. His teachings found a new, accessible platform in a groundbreaking 21 part one hour YouTube series, filmed in 1 day, that meticulously explaining BHI doctrine—a comprehensive video manual that serves as a guide to enlighten new BHI teachers and followers today, void of sectarianism.

As the ancient prophecies foretold, the powerful saga of Moses's liberation reverberates anew in the life of Yashua. Just as Moses fled the oppressive "Egypt"—interpreted not merely as a geographic location, but as a symbolic realm of bondage, as in religious constraints faced in the Nation of Islam within the USA—and sought refuge in the transformative "wilderness" of the suburbs, there to embrace his oppressed Ethiopic Hebrew kin (Exodus 2:15). Yashua from a child, was to see the prophets as his older brothers, and he walk in the parallel, on the prophetic path. Jesus and Muhammad announced their ministry (Matt. 4:17 and Surah 7:158), and so does Yashua today.

Carrying the weight of a remarkable lineage, born to an Ethiopian Hebrew/Coptic father (nephew to Emperor Haile Selassie I) and a Black Muslim virgin mother, Yashua emerged from a religious "Egypt" in a foreign land, not merely to exist, but to ignite a global movement. He deliberately immersed himself among the vibrant Black Muslim, then Ethiopian Jewish communities and burgeoning BHI camps, interacting with Pro-Blacks, Black Conscious, Khemetic, and Pan-African communities, snot just dwelling, but shining as a true beacon of light for his people.

Echoing the venerable prophet Moses who once brought forth divine commandments, Yashua, too, meticulously forged and passionately delivered profound teachings. These were not mere lessons, but revelations from the Lord AkhenAton, for a radical reawakening, guiding a new generation towards not only enlightenment and unwavering faith, that fiercely invigorates understanding of their true history and cultural birthright. Yet, the searing historical validity embedded within his doctrines cast an uncomfortable, undeniable light upon the dated dogma of the existing NOI and BHI establishments. This was no gentle reform; it was a seismic shift. Feeling their entrenched authority threatened, the elders, once guides, now recoiled. They dramatically distanced themselves from the audacious young teacher, for his message was not new—it was an earth-shattering reminder of a world revolution their ancestors suffered for rejecting, and they too are unwilling to embrace. Will histroy repeat itself?

As Yashua followed God's direct guidance, free from the sway of former religious leaders, groups, or forced untruths disguised as beliefs, teachings and doctrine. Yashua earned degrees in Bible exegesis, theology, and law, while absorbing the history and culture of Amarna and Nile Valley civilization.

Yashua, much like Noble Drew Ali, mastered the secrets, customs, and knowledge of ancient Egypt & Ethiopia. He grew to love the mother country of Ethiopia very deeply. This came after he studied his great uncle, H.I.M. Haile Selassie I's generous efforts to give citizenship and culture to Black America. Yet, Black leaders, for unknown reasons, turned down Ethiopia's offer of cultural ties, land, and economic help. This offer from Ethiopia would prove to hurt the progress and progressiveness of Black America, and set them back for a hundred years for their rejection.