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A message to those who wish to stop adhering to the doctrines of man and begin to follow the true teachings of our Messiah, Yeshua....
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We are challenging Christianity, in part, because of the many Christian anti-Semites who bash "the Jews" and Judaism; those who have no clue about the roots of their faith or realize that Jesus was a Jew...And in part, because we want to see Christians open their eyes to something they will never hear in their churches: That there is more to God than just "believing in Jesus."
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Many Christians (especially those who hate the Jews) seem to overlook a few facts:
- Yeshua (Jesus) was a Torah observant, tallit-wearing, Seventh Day Sabbath and Biblical Feast-keeping, kosher Jew!
- He HAD to die in order to become our Final SIN Sacrifice.
- Although it was "the Jews" who got the ball rolling concerning His murder (many Christians are angry with "the Jews" because "the Jews" killed Jesus), it was the Gentile Romans who arrested Him, stripped Him, spat upon Him, flogged Him, ripped out His beard, put a crown of thorns upon His head and mocked Him, and nailed Him to the cross! Not to mention, there was a "mixed crowd" cheering on His execution (see Matthew 27).
- If Yeshua had not chosen to do YHWH's will and die that day, the world would have had NO Sin Sacrifice!
- It was because of "the Jews" that knowledge of YHWH came into the world when "the Jews" were scattered into the nations, including those who believed in Yeshua. Had it not been for "the Jews" knowledge of YHWH would have remained imprisoned in tiny, little Israel and the world would still be writhing in paganism today. Instead of wasting energy hating "the Jews" the world should be thanking them for introducing them to the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
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We are challenging Christianity also, because - let's be honest - many Christians are "lukewarm" and "carnal" - running to church on Sunday while continuing to behave immorally, condoning worldly values, gambling, openly condoning sexual immorality, denying God's commanded Holy Days and generally "living in the world." (This website has had to cease communication with countless Christians in the past because of their overt "carnality"; i.e., their use of foul language in casual conversation, forwarding "dirty" jokes, etc....)
Having said that, please understand we are not attacking individual Christians but, rather, Christianity in general, which has twisted the Word of God. Please, join us on a journey through the Bible, where you will discover some amazing and eye-opening things! Once you have read some of the articles, we would welcome your questions and comments!
This page is for those who recognize that "something" is missing in the church and desire a deeper relationship with God! And so we begin by posing the following important question:
One of the things Christians must begin to recognize is, because they have chosen to believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, they are among HIS CHOSEN! And as the "grafted in" to the Olive Tree (symbol of Israel) they are partakers of the Kingdom. As "grafted in" they must do as His "natural children"; they cannot arbitrarily change the nature or the fruit of the tree; they must bear the same fruit. No one gets to change the rules! As Paul explained:
Romans 11: 16. For, if the first-fruits (are) Set Apart, then the rest of the dough (it came from is) also: and if the root is Set Apart, then also the branches. 17. And if some of the branches were plucked off; and you, an olive from the desert, were in-grafted in their place and have become an heir of the root and fatness of the olive-tree; 18. Do not boast over the branches. For if you boast, you do not sustain the root, but the root sustains you. 19. And should you say the branches were plucked off that I might be grafted into their place. 20. Very true. They were plucked off because they disbelieved; and you stand by faith. But do not be uplifted in your mind, but fear. 21. For if Elohim spared not the natural branches, perhaps he will not spare you. 22. Behold now the goodness and the severity of Elohim: on them who fell, severity; but on you, goodness, if you continue in that goodness; and if not, you also will be plucked off. 23. And they, if they do not continue in their poverty of faith, even they will be grafted in; for Elohim is able to graft them in again. 24. For if you were plucked from the wild olive-tree which was natural to you, and were grafted, contrary to your nature, into a good olive-tree; how much more may they be grafted into their natural olive-tree?
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A friend of ours put it this way:
Many people don't understand Torah's validity to today, because they aren't seriously "studying" YHWH's instruction or what it is actually is trying to teach on so many different levels. Torah is much more than just a list of do's and don'ts. It is a prophetic document that continues teaching us today about events that will unfold in our future by studying the events that occurred in the lives of the Patriarchs of the past (i.e. in the Tanakh/"Old Testament"). It isn't just about the words and their "on the surface" meaning, but it's also about studying the "events" that occur within those books and gleaning the wisdom and prophecy therein.
After all, aren't the events of the Exodus trying to teach us about the events that will happen in the passing of this age which we read about in Daniel and Revelation? And check out First Corinthians 10:11 - isn't Paul telling us in this passage that the things written in the past (i.e. YAH's Torah/Prophets/Writings) will guide the last generation through the trials/tribulations that will occur on the earth? If this is so, then how could Torah have been done away with?
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Please read the articles below for further information.
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