Part 2 shows the restoration path: return to the Messiah’s covenant identity, re-embrace Shabbat as gift and sign, reject boasting over Israel, and rebuild talmidut that guards Y’hovah’s commands and the belief of יהושע—without religiosity.
Many worship a Messiah detached from His Jewish covenant identity. Part 1 exposes how “Jesus” was gradually re-framed through language, culture, and empire—while Scripture reveals Y’hoshua as Torah-true, Shabbat-faithful, and Israel-rooted.
Yeḥezqel’s vision of dry bones reveals Y’hovah’s promise to restore Yisra’el through His Ruach. This prophecy points to the Renewed Covenant in Y’hoshua HaMashiach, where Y’hovah’s Spirit brings new life, unity, and obedience to His people once scattered among the nations.
From Arba of Hebron to the four corners of today’s mission field, my name—Arbas—traces Scripture, heritage, and calling. This is my journey back to the Hebraic roots of Y’hovah through Y’hoshua HaMashiach, and the mission to make talmidim.
Gentile believers are grafted into Yisra’el’s covenant — not replacing the root but being sustained by it. The faith of Y’hoshua HaMashiach is Hebraic at its core; remember, you do not bear the root — the root bears you.
