One of the most prevalent (and incorrect) teachings within Christianity is that the Torah is just for the Jews, and Christians don’t need to follow it because they have the blood of Jesus.
Well, even Christians believe that the prophets of the Tanakh spoke God’s word, so let’s see what God told one of the major prophets, Isaiah, regarding the Torah and the Goyim (nations).
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Let’s go right to Isaiah 2:2-3, when God gave Isaiah a view into the far future, the Acharit HaYamim (End Days) (CJB):
In the acharit-hayamim the mountain of Adonai’s house will be established as the most important mountain. It will be regarded more highly than the other hills, and all the Goyim will stream there.
Many peoples will go and say, “Come, let’s go up to the mountain of Adonai, to the house of the God of Ya‘akov! He will teach us about his ways, and we will walk in his paths.” For out of Tziyon will go forth Torah, the word of Adonai from Yerushalayim.
Wow! So what God is telling Isaiah is that at the end of days, all the nations (meaning the Gentiles) will want to go to Jerusalem to learn God’s ways, which are outlined and defined in the Torah.
I wonder how the many leaders of the many Christian religions that have developed over the past two millennia all missed that?
They have taught Torah is just for Jews, but God says- clearly!- that the Gentiles will come streaming to Israel, desiring to go to to the temple mount, so that they can learn how to be obedient to the Torah!
Nu! what more is there to say? The next thing I say might be the shortest, but most powerful, message I have ever given:
God says everyone will, eventually, be Torah observant.
So, to you who have been misled by humans teaching to ignore what God said, telling you that you don’t really need to obey the Torah, I suggest you choose to believe God and ignore what men have said.
Oh, and one more thing… I think it is also pretty safe to assume that anyone who refuses to climb the mountain will not be saved. I have said this often (and will continue to repeat it):
I believe that when we face God on Judgement Day, and we all WILL face him, and you say, “I just did what they told me to do.”, I can’t speak for God, but I think he will say something to the effect of,
“I understand you only did what they told you to do, but it is what I say that counts!”
Thank you for being here and please remember to share these messages with everyone you know, even non-believers. Hey!- after all, you never know how fertile the soil is until you plant a seed in it.
That’s it for today, so l’hitraot and Baruch HaShem,!
