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When Messiah Yahusha called His disciples, He said: FOLLOW ME.

If we follow Messiah, that means we do what He did, walk as He walked, say what He said, love what He loved, hate what He hated. Messiah’s own words instructed us to walk the narrow path as He did. He taught that broad is the way to destruction and most will go that way. Messiah walked and taught the Torah, which is the instructions of Yahuah. Messiah Yahusha stated that He is the Way, The Truth, and The Light. All those things are also what scripture defines as the Torah. In that regard, Messiah is the Torah, He was the Word made flesh. 

Messiah taught that in order to please The Father, you have to keep His Ways. Which as he taught were not grievous or hard, but easy when we repent and turn away from our disobedience. He enables us by putting His Spirit in us to help us walk in His Ways. It is His Set-Apart Spirit, that gives us the want to and the power to obey our Father.

Most religion teaches a doctrine that is not based on following Messiah Yahusha. It is taught that the Torah was just for “the Jews”. However, the Torah was given to ALL Ten Tribes of Israel. Even those who lived among the Ten Tribes of Israel were also subject to the Instruction of Yahuah.

In 930 BC, the Ten Tribes were split into two kingdoms becoming the Northern and Southern Kingdoms of Israel. Yahuah sent both kingdoms into captivity because of their disobedience. The Northern Kingdom was the first to fall to the Assyrians. They were exiled and taken captive to Assyria. The Southern Kingdom, The Houses of Benjamin and Judah fell to the Babylonians and went into captivity, in the late 7th century BC. The Southern Kingdom, those of the tribes of Benjamin and Judah were eventually able to return after 70 years, but the Northern Kingdom, The House of Ephraim was divorced, and dispersed into the Nations, and became what is known as “The Lost Sheep of Israel”.  

According to Yahuah’s Torah, once you divorce a woman you can not remarry her, and she can not remarry as long as her husband is still alive. Therefore, Our beloved came for us. He was the Word that was made flesh. Messiah stated that he came for “The Lost Sheep of Israel“.  His death made it possible that we could be brought back into Covenant with our Father Yahuah. With His death and sacrifice, He bore the death sentence of the Torah, and if we believe in Him, we can be forgiven of our sin. The biblical definition of “sin” is the transgression of the Torah (1 John 3:4).  Messiah also taught we would be judged not by what we say we believe, but by what we actually do.

THE MARK OF YAHUAH

In these last days, we hear much about the “mark of the beast”. But did you know that our Father, also has a mark? Like the “mark of the beast,” it is placed on your hand and between your eyes.

“Hurt not the earth neither the sea nor the trees until we have sealed the servants of our Elohim in their foreheads.” Revelation 7:3

• The Commandments: And these words which I command you this day shall be in your heart: And you shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way and when you lie down and when you rise up. And you shall bind them for a sign upon your hand and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. Deuteronomy 6:6

• The Passover & Unleavened Bread: And it shall be for a token upon your hand, and frontlets between your eyes: For by strength of hand Yahuah brought us forth out of Egypt. Exodus 13:16

• Those who sigh and cry: Set a mark on the foreheads of the men that sigh and cry for all the abominations that be done in the midst thereof. And to the others, he said in my hearing: Go after him through the city and smite. Let not your eyes spare, neither have he pity; slay utterly the old and young, both maids and little children and women but not near any man with the mark; and begin at my sanctuary. Ezekiel 9:4

Whose MARK will you bear?