Y’hoshua did not abolish the Torah — He fulfilled it in His life, death, and through His talmidim. The Torah lives in us today through His Ruach HaKodesh, empowering us to walk in holiness, love, and obedience to Y’hovah.
Historical and scriptural evidence suggest the Trinitarian phrase in Matthew 28:19 may be a later addition. The earliest believers immersed only in the Name of Y’hoshua HaMashiach, affirming His authority as Y’hovah’s salvation.
Yehoshua means “Y’hovah is salvation.” Over centuries, His Hebrew name became Greek Iēsous and later English Jesus. Restoring His true Name reconnects us with the divine truth: salvation belongs to Y’hovah through Y’hoshua HaMashiach.
Discover the true Hebraic roots of faith in Y’hoshua HaMashiach. Gentile believers are grafted into Yisra’el through obedience to Torah, Shabbat, and the Feasts of Y’hovah—not replacing Yisra’el, but restored to its covenant roots.
The New Covenant did not begin in Bethlehem but at Golgotha. Y’hoshua’s death sealed the covenant in His blood, fulfilling Torah and opening the way for believers to walk in righteousness, shalom, and joy in the Ruach HaKodesh.
