If Torah was made flesh and dwelt amongst us, then those who reject Torah, those who add to Torah and those who take away from Torah need to watch very carefully exactly what the scriptures say about them, for they are not considered to be Hebrews, for they have not crossed over.

Many people use their own knowledge to pick and choose which bits of Torah to keep.   They go to church on Sunday, they keep Easter and Christmas, they keep Rosh Hashanah but not Taruwah.

Taruwah starts next Wednesday evening and is the first of the fall feasts.  Leviticus 23 tells us the when and the why.   I suspect that Taruwah is what Shaul (Paul) is referring to when he talks of a trumpet and meeting in the clouds.

At Taruwah we greet Yah, we welcome him with rejoicing, in Psalm 98 we ‘make a joyful noise (Rua) by singing a renewed song because His right hand and his holy arm has won a great victory.

Torah is the words with which Yah spoke His creation into existence, we either choose to keep it in its entirety or we use man’s knowledge of good and evil to cherry pick.

I cannot emphasize too much the importance of Torah, it is the very definition of Yah’s creation, and the bits that apply to man were written down by Moses so that the children of Israel, those who came out of Egypt, had a reference point.   The rest he writes on our hearts.

Happy Taruwah, Yahushua, the right hand and the Holy arm won! and there is therefore no condemnation to those in Yehushua and who keep Torah!

Maimonides, the Rambam, reduced Yah’s Torah to 613 rules for various types of people, males, females priests etc.    He missed the point and has created a rule defined religion and thrown it in Yah’s face.   Torah is actually about becoming Creation compliant and thus worshipping the Creator 24×7.

“Thou shalt not” only applies to those who want to live their lives in The Kingdom of Yahovah, the 613 rules applies to those who want to live their lives in the Kingdom of the Rambam.

We have to choose whose spiritual kingdom we wish to live in, and having chosen we need to present ourselves to the King and offer our obedience to his rule.    We are then free to use our knowledge and intellect within those boundaries defined by the King.

We can choose to love Yahovah with all our heart, and keep His commandments, or we can choose to love the Rambam with all our hearts and keep his commandments, they may even be the same commandments, but one is divine and the other is dead.

One can imagine the Rambam watching over us with a clipboard, ticking off our positive actions and making notes of our deviations….

With Yah however we are a beloved part of His Creation, and when we keep His commandments because we love Him with all our hearts we come back to Eden so to speak.   If we approach Yah, the Creator of all things with humility, seeking not to tell Him how to create a better world next time around, but in total acceptance that He got it absolutely right this time around, then we will get results.

Nothing I can do or say will change Yah’s Creation, but becoming Creation compliant will change me beyond all recognition.

It is not my place to criticize Yah and Yah’s Creation, I totally lack the credentials to so do.   My role in this is to seek His face, not to throw my own puny godship in His face.    If I learn now to approach Yah as a servant, the chances are that He will make me a Son.

Having characterized Christendom, let us now have a look at Judaism, the religion of the tribe of Judah.

When the Northern Kingdom was sacked by the Assyrians under Sargon at the behest of Yah, Sargon’s

successor Sennacherib marched south without Yah’s blessing and started sacking the towns and cities of the South, he surrounded Jerusalem and issued a ultimatum to King Hezekiah king of the Southern Kingdom comprising mainly the tribal lands of Judah and Benjamin.

Hezekiah took the ultimatum to his prayer chamber and place it before Yah.

Yah’s messenger of death passed over the Assyrians during the night, and Sennacherib got the message and withdrew with what was left of his armies.

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How did we get from Acts to Christendom?

The assembly described in Acts of the Apostles is a Torah keeping community of shared resources, the ‘churches’ of Christendom are no such thing having their roots in Rome not in Jerusalem.

It was a long struggle against the overwhelming might of the Roman rulers and their growing hatred of anything Jewish, and the assembly of Acts was very Jewish.   Over time, the gentile influence became profound, and with that came dilution.

At the core of life is the scriptures, particularly the Old Testament scriptures, but when the New Testament scriptures are taken out of their Old Testament context then a new religion is born.

This is what happened and within a few hundred years a completely different understanding grew up, and understanding based not on Torah, but on the writings of Paul.

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Readers of other articles on this blog will know that I consider that Satan created 3 institutions to counter the “back to Torah” message of Yahushua; Catholicism (no Torah), Islam (no bible) and Darwinism (no God).   With these three instruments, he now virtually rules the world.

But he is already defeated in his Toraic role as accuser, he has been thrown out of the heavens, out of the presence of Yah so that he can no longer claim those in Yahushua who have kept Torah to the best of their ability and understanding.

Yah does not care about numbers, He does however care about quality, He wants to change us into His own likeness, so that we can dwell with Him in eternity, and to be able to do this we have to become compliant with His Torah, not with man’s religions and their imitations of, and substitutes for, His Torah.

Yah spoke creation into existence and the Words He spoke comprise Torah and they resound across the ages, they are as relevant today as they were 6000 years ago.

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The Serpent was able to deceive the woman who was to become Chavah the lifegiver because the doctrine that she had been given about the tree of knowledge of good and evil was wrong, she was told that she should not touch it because then she would die, we are not told who told her this but it was obviously not Yah.

Chavah was learning, probably from Adam, how to relate to the environment around herself, but the untruth/partial truth about the function of the tree of knowledge made her vulnerable to deception.

When mankind starts to embroider Yah’s truth with his own bells and whistles, he is creating spiritual ammunition for satan to use against us.

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Well what did Yahushua say?

Mat 7:21  `Not every one who is saying to me Lord, lord, shall come into the reign of the heavens; but he who is doing the will of my Father who is in the heavens.

Mat 7:22  Many will say to me in that day, Lord, lord, have we not in thy name prophesied? and in thy name cast out demons? and in thy name done many mighty things?

Mat 7:23  and then I will acknowledge to them, that–I never knew you, depart from me ye who are working lawlessness.  (Young’s Literal Translation)

Yahushua’s words, not mine.

Working Lawlessness, the Greek word here is anomia, that is “without law”, that is without Torah.

If you do not keep Torah then Yahushua will reject you…

So, do you keep Shabbat from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset as Yah commands?

Or do you keep Sunday as Mithra demands?

Do you keep Easter instead of Passover?

Do you keep Rosh Hashona instead of Taruwah?

Do you love Yahovah with ALL your HEART?

The truth is out there, but the problem is me.    The whole of Yah’s creation tingles with the feel of the Creator’s touch, but sometimes the obvious is hidden because we are just not seeing it.    The scriptures tell us many things about a heart relationship with Yah, and we mostly skip over them because we use the word ‘heart’ as a euphemism for emotion of any sort.

To us, things have to be mind orientated, and thus we look to the intellect and its sources of knowledge, things that we call facts, but many of which are actually fictions.

Because we have our own godship; our own ability to decide what is good and bad, we apply our own judgement to the themes that are presented to us, and because our knowledge of good and bad is corrupted and incomplete, truths can hide in the shadows of our intellects and lies can prosper and grow appearing to be vessels of light..

Then when the truths emerge our instinct is to reject them and seek the comfort of the familiar.   Thus we stay in the pig sty of religion and tradition.

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With Yah there is only one way and one truth, if we seek that way, and if we seek that truth, then we are promised that we will find those things, but how do we seek?

To seek is an active verb, it is a decision we alone must take in order to start seeking, and those further decisions along the way to keep seeking, there are many people who start the process, get their first revelation and instead of seeking further truth, the settle down and exploit the truth they have been given until they have wrung every cent out of it by writing books and appearing on TV and going on lecture tours.

This is not Yah’s way.

Yah is not a career opportunity, it is not a profession, it is a conviction, I seek Yah’s truth because it is Yah’s TRUTH.   Along the way, I am changed into His likeness.

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