Why do we need Y’hovah God? Because humanity is limited and broken. Messianic theology proclaims Y’hovah’s restoration through the promised Mashiach—bringing forgiveness, a new heart, and true shalom lived out in discipleship.
Y’hoshua is “Master of Shabbat” not to cancel it, but to reveal its true purpose: mercy, restoration, and covenant rest. From the grainfields to healings, He teaches Shabbat as a gift—and points to the Shabbat-rest that remains.
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.
Could the “strong delusion” warned of in Scripture be connected to Christianity? This teaching examines 2 Thessalonians 2, lawlessness, division, and the loss of Torah as the biblical standard of truth.
Many profess faith in Y’hoshua yet fail to guard the covenant. To shamar Torah is to walk as true talmidim—faithful, watchful, and restored to relationship with Y’hovah.
