Posts with the tag “do-christians-need-to-keep-the-law”

The article argues that grace never replaced Yahweh’s law; both operate together throughout Scripture. Grace existed in the Old Testament alongside obedience, as seen with Noah, Abraham, and Israel. Paul and Yahshua upheld the law under grace. Faith, mercy, and obedience harmonize, and suffering results from sin—not from a lack of Yahweh’s mercy.  Read More

The article argues that some follow Jewish traditions while neglecting Yahweh’s commanded Holy Days, while others wrongly dismiss obedience by citing the “613 laws.” It explains many laws were governmental or priestly and not universally applicable today. Moral and spiritual laws remain binding. Yahshua upheld obedience, and true believers keep Yahweh’s commandments with faith in Him.  Read More

Western Christianity reads Scripture through Greek-Roman lenses, severing it from its Hebrew roots. Early church anti-Judaism replaced Sabbath, Passover, Feasts and law with Sunday, Easter, pagan holidays and “grace alone.” Yet Scripture and prophecy still affirm Sabbath, Feasts, and Torah. Gentiles join Israel’s covenant by being grafted in through obedience.  Read More

The article exposes how Reformation and modern churches replaced biblical obedience with man-made doctrines like “faith alone,” eternal security, and cheap grace. It urges believers to test all teachings by Scripture, reject Catholic and Protestant errors, and return to repentance, law-keeping, and genuine transformation as Yahweh demands.  Read More