Yes, the Bible clearly teaches that the Torah (Law) was given specifically to Israel. However, the question of whether it applies only to Israel or extends to others is more nuanced. Let’s examine: 1️⃣ Was the Torah Given Only to Israel?2️⃣ Are Gentiles Excluded from the Torah?3️⃣ Does the New Testament Extend the Torah to…
Introduction Many people misunderstand Yahusha’s (Jesus’) teaching when He summarized the Torah into two great commandments: love for Yah and love for neighbor. Some assume this negates the rest of the Law, but in reality, all of Yah’s laws explain how to fulfill these two commandments. This study guide will explore: 1. Yahusha’s Words on…
Dedicated to the young and the old in my family If you can not see who we are as a people by now, then you will never wake up to who we are as a people. You will never understand why the world looks at us in such a negative light. You will never understand…
Grace is the unmerited favor of Elohim! Man can and does not earn grace. It is a gift of YAH, yet the church abuses grace. Here is my understanding of Grace. In the past Elohim did not always forgive willful sin. Sin this was Elohim’s way, then if Elohim forgives willful sin then He has…
1. Understanding 2 Peter 3:4 – The Scoffers’ Argument 2 Peter 3:4 (KJV) – And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation. This passage highlights how, even in Peter’s time, some were already doubting the promise…
Many people argue that Elohim’s law is no longer required, claiming that believers are now under grace and not under the law. However, this belief is based on misinterpretations of Paul’s writings and ignores what the Bible actually says about obedience. Below is a scriptural response to refute the claim that the law is no…
The Bible makes a clear distinction between ignorant sin and wilful sin, showing that the consequences for each are very different. Below is a definition of both types of sin along with scriptural examples. 1. Ignorant Sin: Sin Committed Without Full Knowledge Definition: Ignorant sin is sin committed unknowingly, without full understanding of Elohim’s law…
Hebrews 10:26-29 gives one of the most severe warnings in Scripture, stating that for those who sin wilfully after knowing the truth, there remains no more sacrifice for sins. This means that once a person intentionally rejects Elohim’s law and tramples on the blood of Hamashiach, there is no more atonement available for them. Let’s…
The Bible makes a clear distinction between ignorant sin and wilful sin, showing that the consequences for each are very different. Below is a definition of both types of sin along with scriptural examples. 1. Ignorant Sin: Sin Committed Without Full Knowledge Definition: Ignorant sin is sin committed unknowingly, without full understanding of Elohim’s law…
The Holy Spirit is essential in helping believers keep Elohim’s commandments. Without the Spirit, obedience becomes a burden; but with the Spirit, obedience becomes natural, joyful, and empowering. Below are key ways in which the Holy Spirit enables believers to walk in righteousness and obey Elohim’s law. 1. The Holy Spirit Writes the Law on…