Paul tells us of the Spiritual in 1 Corinthians, the word ‘gifts’ is added by the translator attempting to put the idea into the ‘christian’ context but missing the deeper truth.

Torah is written upon our hearts Jeramiah tells us, but he also tells us that the heart is wicked beyond belief.

We have to be humble before Yah, and let Him write upon our hearts, if we do not then Adam’s knowledge and godship prevails and we will have a form of religion but deny the power thereof.

The Torah that is written in the five books of Mosaic law is the ‘physical’ Torah, but the Torah which Yah writes upon our hearts is a spiritual Torah which is what Paul is writing about. It is the very ‘force’ behind Creation itself and is the basis of our own inage and likeness to Yah!

On the whole, Christianity tends to “nail Torah to the cross” and Judaism is more interested in rabbinical tradition and rabbinical interpretation(s) of Mosaic physical Torah.

Pharaoh’s heart was hardened, and so it is with most of us, we regard our intellect, our innate ability to exercise Adamic ‘godship’ (knowledge of good and bad) as what is really ‘good’ in our religious life, but Yah wants us to be humble and accept His Knowledge of Good and Evil before He can start writing Spiritual Torah on our hearts.

We start by keeping the physical Torah, keeping seventh day shabbat (Saturday) frees us from Adamic slavery, stopping throwing our own godship in Yah’s face cleanses us, throwing away the pictures of famous rabbis removes the mechanical religion of the automation.

We have a consciousness which, if we are humble and allow it, connects direct to Yah, we don’t need vicars, priests and rabbis to intercede, we can have a direct relationship with our Creator, but only if we purge the other ‘gods’ from our lives.   The ‘pastor’ was one of 5 ministries given to the congregation, where are the others? Usually their role is eclipsed by the traditional elevated status of the pastor as god’s nominated representative, this is evil!   Paul tells us it is prophesy that is important, not the ‘telling the future’ type prophesy but the discerning the will of Yah type prophesy.   The real prophet has Yah’s spiritual Torah written upon his heart, and thus in his consciousness, and through that spiritual Torah, the prophet can ‘see’ Yah –  “Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see Yah”  and in seeing Him they will understand Him and be able to spread the ‘Gospel’ of Him – the good news that the healing and beneficial message of Torah, both physical and spiritual, is available to ALL.        

It is difficult to justify the idea of a trinity from the Tanack alone and it is obscure even in the NT.

What we have is the idea of a spiritual element of Torah, a part of Torah written on the heart rather than written on the pages of a scroll of parchment.

Jeremiah tells us that the heart of man is corrupt, but that Yah’s Torah can be ‘written’ upon it.   If this was a physical concept then we would not survive the process.    However, if a ‘spiritual’ Torah were written there it would have a symbolic meaning and give us an untold depth of knowledge.

We usually assume that Yah’s Torah is physical, but that is not necessarily true, when John writes that Torah was made flesh and dwelt amongst us, he was not being a phiysicalist, for in the physical realm of Adam, Torah (the ‘word’) cannot be made flesh, for this is a spiritual process, and it is at this point that the idea of a ‘holy spirit’ enters the Christian belief system.

But I would posit that we are not talking about something new, indeed, John tells us that the ‘word’ is very, very old.

Just maybe we have got it wrong, and that what is assumed to be the ‘Holy Spirit’ is the component of Yah’s Creation that we lost sight of when Adam fell.

Paul tells us of the ‘Spiritual’ but he tells us that without ‘love’ it is a clashing symbol. And that there is a better Way.

That is the Way pf Love, Agape in the Greek, but Agape is not love in any human sense, human love is described by the Greek word phileo.

I would put to you that ‘love’ is a mis-translation, and that the Greek word agape actually describes the action of spiritual Torah (Creation itself) being written upon our hearts in such a way that we can move on from the written component of Yah’s Torah to its spiritual component which eventually reveals all things to us.

Religion stultifies spiritual understanding because it requires that we abandon a personal relationship with Yah, religion resulted from the refusal of the Elders of the Children of Israel to heat Yah at Mount Horeb and resulting in Moses having to define a physical Torah centred around a Tabernacle in the Wilderness.    

There is nothing wrong with physical Torah, but there is a better Way, a Way that involves the writing of a spiritual Torah on our hearts.

Much of ‘religion’ revolves around the mistranslation of words in both  Greek and  Hebrew.   The liberty that makes us free is ‘Torah made flesh and dwelling amongst us’   but the ‘yoke of bondage’ is interpreted as a torah that can be ‘nailed to the cross’.    Yahushua says that he will not recognise any who are without Torah and will command them to leave, despite their ‘good works’.   This is a dire condemnation and gives rise to ‘wailing and gnashing of teeth’ as those who thought they were ‘born again’ and ‘saved’ are rejected.

Yahusha means “Yah saves” and we must relearn that Yah saves but Yahushua Redeems us from the perversion of Adam and his godship.

Constantine created the universal catholic church as an amalgam of all the pagan religions as well as Christian traditions such as Sunday sabbath.

The word shabbat is derived from the Hebrew word for seven (sheva) and thus applies only to the seventh day (Saturday), in this context Sunday is the first day (Yom Rishom) and is a normal working day.   The keeping of Shabbat (sabbath) is embedded in the ten commandments and is inextricably linked to the Exodus when Yah brought us out of slavery.   So if you want to be a slave then just fail to keep the seventh day set apart.

Shabbat is a day of rest, Yom shishi (Friday) is a day of preparation where we prepare food for shabbat and do anything with plants and livestock to keep them over the Shabbat with minimum attention.

Jews have perverted their shabbat by bringing in man made rules; going to shoul, candles and chollah, not switching lights on, not lighting fires.

Tanack says that those creating temple artifacts should not relight their furnaces, the Rabbis have interpreted this as ‘don’t light any fires at all’, including electrical devices that give light.

Hence refrigerators with the door switch deactivated so the internal light does not come on.

The scriptures tell us that Shabbat is for rest, meditation and communion together.   If you fail in upholding these tasks on your shabbat, you risk eventual slavery; Yahushua will say to you “get thee hence I know you not……  “                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

Life consists of matter drawn from the soil mixed with the breath of Yah, for life to flourish both elements of life need nourishment, to nourish the body we eat food, if we fail to eat food we starve and cease to function.   In the Garden of Eden food was plentiful and hung from the trees, after the fall it was grown by the sweat of labour.

The Breath of Yah also had to be nourished and in the Garden it was nourished by the constant presence of Yah and the ability to use His Knowledge of Good and Bad (Torah) to sustain and feed Adam’s (and the Woman’s) spiritual hunger.

This was life as Yah intended, there was no ‘old age’ there was just eternal life.

Nourished by Torah, the Words of Creation, the spiritual life flourished and abounded.

Torah was the healing and beneficial message of spiritual life.

Then Adam chose to seek his own torah, his own knowledge of good and evil.   He became a god in his own rite and became (destructive) competition to Yah;   he could no longer use Yah’s knowledge to sustain and husband Eden so Yah had to remove him.

So Adam had to live in his own domain outside of Eden and without the healing and beneficial message of Torah; all the time he chose his own way the spiritual sustenance of the power of Torah was denied him.

The woman confessed her ‘sin’ she had allowed the serpent to deceive her.   She was forgiven but she still had to bear the consequences of her action.   Death had been let loose and the Woman had to become Chavah, the life giver.

In Adam’s domain the Serpent became a major influence, and when Adam used his own knowledge there was the serpent manipulating his decision making.   In Yah’s Creation was TRUTH, but in the areas influenced by the serpent there was chaos and lies.   Adam (and subsequently Cain) had to deal with those lies, to believe and act on them or to discard them.   Torah provided a foundation and a bastion against which lies could be detected.   But Adam and Cain rejected Torah and turned each one to his own way, and whichever way they turned, there too was the serpent deceiving and killing.  Without Torah they had no defence.