Does accepting the New Covenant violate Deuteronomy 4:2? Torah itself foretells future prophets, while Jeremiah promises a New Covenant in which Y’hovah writes His Torah upon the heart. Discover why Torah and Y’hoshua are not enemies.
Sha’ul said a veil lies upon the heart when Moshe is read—but when one turns to Y’hovah, the veil is removed. Discover how Torah points to Y’hoshua HaMashiach and how the Ruach opens our understanding of Y’hovah's Word.
Tehillim (Psalms) 119 reveals the beauty of Y’hovah’s TORAH through the Hebrew alef-bet. By tracing the letters י-ה-ו-ה through this great psalm, we see His Name, His Word, His commandments, and His WAY calling every talmid into obedience, reverence, and life.
Y’hoshua HaMashiach is the Promised One of Yisrael. This teaching traces Tanakh prophecies and their fulfillment in the Renewed Covenant, revealing His identity, mission, sacrifice, resurrection, priesthood, and coming Kingdom.
