Our Master makes a very clear and
emphatic teaching regarding the value and eternal nature of the Torah. He came to establish the Torah in the lives of His followers, not to abolish it, that is, render it ineffective. Had He taught the cessation of the Torah, He would have properly been labelled as a false prophet, for the Torah is the eternal…[Read more]

The idea of “living by doing” is neither foreign to the message of
Yeshua nor to His Apostles. Neither is it contrary to the message of
forgiveness by grace taught everywhere in the Scriptures, from the
beginning to the end. God’s grace is the fountain from which flows
His mercy and forgiveness. It is His grace and His grace alone that
was…[Read more]

Life as God intends comes
from living according to His statutes and judgments, i.e., making
life’s decisions with His teachings (Torah) well in mind, as having
them written upon the heart. Thus, living according to God’s stat-
utes is a twofold endeavor: we must guard ourselves against the ever
encroaching “norms” of the pagan nations, and we…[Read more]

Since the beginning, mankind has believed the lie that
God’s way is not the only way. Adam and Chavah were fooled by
the Deceiver into thinking that they could go their own way—that
they could determine their own destiny and create their own righ-
teousness. Ever since sin entered the world, mankind has rebelled
against God, creating his own…[Read more]

What exactly was the high preist supposed to do?

Be a mediator between אלוהים(God) and Israel (or אלוהים and man).

The Old Covenant is when you seek to have a relationship with אלוהים and ישוע(Yeshua) apart from the רוח קודש (Ruach HaKodesh).

The New Covenant is not just the covenant written on parchment, but when its written on the heart, wh…[Read more]