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.
Ephesians 2:15 is often misunderstood to say that Y’hoshua abolished the Torah. Yet from a Messianic Jewish perspective, Sha’ul reveals that what was truly abolished was the enmity—the hostility dividing Jew and Gentile. In Y’hoshua, unity is restored and Torah remains holy.
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.
The Revelation of Y’hovah in HaMashiach
From the beginning of Scripture, the absolute oneness of Elohim is a cornerstone of true emunah (faith) and a foundational doctrine of Netzari Mashiach Judaism.
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In Greek the word pistis is translated as “faith.” According to Strong's Dictionary, pistis is persuasion, that is, credence; moral conviction (of religious truth, or the truthfulness of YHVH/God or
