Lawlessness


 Oh how I grieve over the teaching of a lawless Messiah.  Every Sunday, from a multitude of pulpits, a lawless faith and a lawless Savior are proclaimed.  Dear Seeker, this is a huge deception.

  • Yahusha/Jesus lived out the law/Torah fully, completely, unto death. In His obedience He eliminated the death penalty of the law for all who place their faith in Him, covering those in grace, and He was given resurrection power. Death is eternal separation from Yah. Yahusha/Jesus redeemed us from suffering that separation. He never taught His followers to disregard the law/Torah. He desires obedience.  Matthew 5:17-30, John 14:15
  • Yahusha/Jesus taught a deeper level of the law/Torah, filling it full, giving a fuller understanding of the law, not discarding it.  
  • Yahusha/Jesus is the Word of Yah, came from Yah, existed from the beginning, and was intimately engaged in the creation of all things. The Word of Yah and the Torah of Yah are one. The same. Yahusha is the Word made flesh. John 1:1-14, John 17:5, Colossians 1:15-17
  • The law/Torah/instructions was given at Mt Sinai because the ways of Yah had been forgotten by the Children of Israel while in Egypt.  But the faithful from Adam to Joseph knew it and did it. The ways of Yah have always existed, and always will. The law/Torah wasn't designed to save us. It's meant to educate us, guide us, show us the way, like a school master. It's what the behavior of the followers of Yah looks like, the way they live out the their faith. Just as Yah redeemed Israel from bondage in Egypt then taught them His ways, Yahusha wants us to learn the ways of Yah following our redemption from the sin/death penalty.  
  • The name Yahusha means Yahuah's Salvation, Yahua saves, Yahua's salvation.  
  • Yahusha/Jesus warned that there would be people who claimed to know Him, but didn't keep the Torah/do things His way. He wouldn't know them, and would send them away.  Matthew 7:23
  • Yahusha/Jesus warned that those who didn't keep the Torah/do things His way and instructed others not to as well, would be least in the Kingdom. 
  • Peter warned in his epistle that some people would be confused by Paul's teachings and could become lawless due to their lack of understanding.  2 Peter 3:15-17        
Follow me down this Salvation path: once we place our trust in Yahusha/Jesus, 1 We receive forgiveness for past sins, and now have an Advocate before the throne of Yah to intercede for us when we fall short. 2 We are adopted into the Family of Yah, aka Israel, Seed of Abraham. We have a new identity.  The past is gone. 3 We must allow the Holy Spirit and the Word teach us the ways (instructions for life)of the royal family/kingdom in which we've been adopted. Being a light to others. 4 Our salvation experience will be complete on resurrection day, we will be changed from mortal (flesh) to immortal (spiritual body). The Torah will be written on our hearts, as a part of us. We will live with and serve our Creator and Savior forever. Doing His things His way. Jeremiah 31:33, Hebrews 10:15-18

Please read your Bible, leaving your preconceived ideas at the door. Like a little child, look at it anew. Prayerfully seek guidance.  

Just a work in progress 
Teresa


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