Idols as Mental Substitutes in the Mind
The First Commandment of the Covenant of the Most High, which He made with the nation of Israel, states, “You shall have no other gods before Me”, meaning “no gods are to be
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Hated by Y’hovah: A TORAH-True Examination of Abomination
Y’hovah names specific actions as hated and abominations. This TORAH-true teaching organizes them by category, gives Scriptural examples from Tanakh and Brit HaDashah, and lays out a restoration path for true talmidim.
Reading in Context: A Discipleship Safeguard Against Error
Short clips mislead. So can isolated verses. Scripture must be read in context—verse, chapter, book, and all His instruction called TORAH (Tanakh + Brit HaDashah). This is a discipleship trait that protects truth, guards faithfulness, and keeps us from self-made doctrine.
Shalom: The Wholeness of Y’hovah
Shalom is the wholeness, restoration, and covenant life of Y’hovah in the talmid of Y’hoshua. This teaching reveals how shalom guards the heart, restores the soul, and is cultivated through trust, Torah, obedience, prayer, and daily union with the Messiah.
Ahavah: The Fulfillment of TORAH and the Mark of a True Disciple
Love is the first fruit of the Ruach and the fulfillment of Torah. As talmidim of Y’hoshua, love becomes the defining mark of our obedience, our identity, and our transformation into the likeness of Y’hovah.