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Was Paul a people pleaser, trying to be all things to all people, and that is his reason for following and teaching and practicing Torah? That is what some teach to try to explain away the instances in which Paul clearly taught and followed the Law of God. Is that different than the Law of Christ? Is the law of God a ministry of death? Let’s test these things to Scripture.

The purpose and meaning of the 144,000 in the Book of Revelation is a strong curiosity to many. Is it a literal 144,000 or more of a symbolic nature? What might be more interesting, is the hidden message in the listing of the 12 tribes of Israel.

What does Yeshua declaring Himself to metaphorically be the bread as His body and wine as His blood at the Last Supper mean for us? What about the fact that the Torah declares we should not drink blood? How can Yeshua use this as a metaphor when it seemingly contradicts Scripture?

It’s often said that all sins are equal to the Father. What happens, though, when we test out that statement?

Should we celebrate Hanukkah? What are we to remember on this day? Why do some suggest that we should not observe Hanukkah?

Was Paul a people pleaser, trying to be all things to all people, and that is his reason for following and teaching and practicing Torah? That is what some teach to try to explain away the instances in which Paul clearly taught and followed the Law of God. Is that different than the Law of Christ? Is the law of God a ministry of death? Let’s test these things to Scripture.

New Covenant with better promises, or a new law? Some might be surprised to learn that prophets stated that the new covenant would consists of the same law…

Some argue that Hebrews 7:11-12 where it indicates there has been a change in the law means that the Torah has been done away with, nullified, and no longer applies. A careful examination, however, shows that it means no such things and only supports the difference between a heavenly priesthood and the Levitical earthly one.

Some argue that Hebrews 7:11-12 where it indicates there has been a change in the law means that the Torah has been done away with, nullified, and no longer applies. A careful examination, however, shows that it means no such things and only supports the difference between a heavenly priesthood and the Levitical earthly one.

Some say the Law of God ended, and then point to Romans 10:4. Let’s test that...