@FriedBologna46@BrysonGray YAHUSHUA didn’t abolish circumcision or the Torah; He was circumcised and affirmed the Law (Luke 2:21; Matt. 5:17–19). Acts 15 rejects circumcision as a requirement for salvation, not the Law itself.
Daniel 9:27 points to YAHUSHUA, not an antichrist.
He confirmed the covenant, was cut off in the midst of the prophetic week, and His sacrifice fulfilled the sacrificial system.
If Yeshua (Jesus) abolished the Sabbath as many claim, why did He say regarding the end times:
“Pray that your flight will not be... on the Sabbath”. (Matthew 24:20)
Be careful who you allow to help you in your time of need.
Some people help to heal.
Some people help to control.
Some people help to keep score.
Some people help so they can remind you later that you needed them.
Gratitude is important, but discernment is necessary.
@davidbenyahuda5@ChristineCa8@semitic_jew 1)Saying salvation is only for the Israelites is completely ignorant. Not all gentiles hate YAHS people and we can see examples of that in both Old and New Testament. Gentiles who show true faith in Yahushua , keep YAHS commandments, and ordinances will be grafted in(Romans 11)
Constantly saying “not under the law under grace” show a lack of understanding for scripture. Grace is not contrary to the law itself but to the law of sin and death. Without the law there is no grace hence sin is transgression of the law. Grace allows us to live out the law.
@Shazam111@TheSeanEsposito “For when the Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law, these, having not the law, are a law unto themselves: which show the work of the law written in their hearts, their conscience also bearing witness,
@Shazam111@TheSeanEsposito This is very misleading to say, YAH made a covenant for the House of Israel and Judah but it never excluded the grafted in hence Romans 11. There’s only 1 olive tree and that’s ISRAEL, your statement aligns with dispensationalism.
Seeing people reject Paul because he supposedly teaches lawlessness is really just a misunderstood perspective of scripture. If anything Paul protects the Torah by rebuking those who misuse it.
Context in regard to scripture is vital. Not only does it improve understanding of scripture but it also shows you how ignorant people are who manipulate verses to fit their lifestyle.