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First, follow @torahclass if you’re looking to learn more about the sabbath, biblical feasts, and dive deep into the Word in spirit and in truth, in its historical Hebrew context Yeshua (Jesus) kept the Sabbath. His disciples did too. The book of Acts repeatedly shows Jewish and Gentile believers gathering on the seventh day, long after the resurrection. There is no verse in Scripture that records God changing the Sabbath to Sunday. There is no command, no example, no instruction. For the first

First, follow @torahclass if you’re looking to learn more about the sabbath, biblical feasts, and dive deep into the Word in spirit and in truth, in its historical Hebrew context Yeshua (Jesus) kept the Sabbath. His disciples did too. The book of Acts repeatedly shows Jewish and Gentile believers gathering on the seventh day, long after the resurrection. There is no verse in Scripture that records God changing the Sabbath to Sunday. There is no command, no example, no instruction. For the first

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In one of the most powerful Old Testament moments, Jacob wrestles through the night with a mysterious divine figure. This encounter wasn’t just physical—it exposed a lifetime of self-reliance, cunning, and struggle. In the Bible, Jacob’s very name reflected who he had been up to that point, but that night marked a turning point. When Jacob finally surrendered, God gave him a new name: Israel, meaning “one who struggles with God.” From that moment on, Jacob no longer relied on his own strength bu

In one of the most powerful Old Testament moments, Jacob wrestles through the night with a mysterious divine figure. This encounter wasn’t just physical—it exposed a lifetime of self-reliance, cunning, and struggle. In the Bible, Jacob’s very name reflected who he had been up to that point, but that night marked a turning point. When Jacob finally surrendered, God gave him a new name: Israel, meaning “one who struggles with God.” From that moment on, Jacob no longer relied on his own strength bu

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Did you know Judas’ betrayal and replacement by Matthias fulfilled Old Testament prophecy? 📜 👉Judas was no pretender; He was handpicked by the Messiah. As Peter confirmed and could still say after all that Judas had done: “He was one of us”. 😬 The point is this: regardless of whether you adhere to the once-saved-always- saved doctrine, or simply advocate for Christ, or identify yourself as a follower of Jesus, that is not sufficient to be delivered from eternal death (Judas checked off both o

Did you know Judas’ betrayal and replacement by Matthias fulfilled Old Testament prophecy? 📜 👉Judas was no pretender; He was handpicked by the Messiah. As Peter confirmed and could still say after all that Judas had done: “He was one of us”. 😬 The point is this: regardless of whether you adhere to the once-saved-always- saved doctrine, or simply advocate for Christ, or identify yourself as a follower of Jesus, that is not sufficient to be delivered from eternal death (Judas checked off both o

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What Is the Difference between the Torah and the Old Testament in the Catholic Bible?

What Is the Difference between the Torah and the Old Testament in the Catholic Bible?

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Lesson 06 - Nahum Ch 2 concl - Torah Class

When Yeshua was asked which commandment mattered most, his answer revealed the true foundation of the Ten Words. Quoting directly from the Torah, Yeshua taught that loving God with all your heart, soul, and strength-and loving your neighbor as yourself is the basis upon which all the Law and the Prophets depend. This principle did not originate in the New Testament; it comes from Deuteronomy 6:5 and stands at the heart of the Ten Words given at Sinai. Rather than replacing the Torah, Yeshua conf

When Yeshua was asked which commandment mattered most, his answer revealed the true foundation of the Ten Words. Quoting directly from the Torah, Yeshua taught that loving God with all your heart, soul, and strength-and loving your neighbor as yourself is the basis upon which all the Law and the Prophets depend. This principle did not originate in the New Testament; it comes from Deuteronomy 6:5 and stands at the heart of the Ten Words given at Sinai. Rather than replacing the Torah, Yeshua conf

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The Old Testament | My Jewish Learning

The Old Testament | My Jewish Learning

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In much of modern Christianity, Abraham is often treated as a figure limited to the Old Testament. Yet the apostle Paul presents a very different picture. Paul identifies Abraham as the father of all who trust in God, both Jews and Gentiles. In Romans chapters 3 and 4, Paul states plainly that Gentile believers who trust in God through Yeshua are directly attached to Abraham and are called “Seed Of Abraham” They do not replace the Jewish people, nor do they form a separate covenant. Instead, Gen

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Do History & The Bible Agree About God’s Chosen People? | Old Testament Survey

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How Esau's Descendants Shaped Our World

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Calling the Mosaic covenant the “Old Covenant” creates a misunderstanding of the covenant of God. Scripture doesn’t present just two covenants-but three that work together in unity. The Abrahamic covenant, the mosaic law, and the new covenant were each designed to stand on their own, yet remain organically connected. Each carries a unique purpose and a distinct sign: one in the flesh, one in obedience, and one in the Spirit. Together, they reveal a single divine plan rather than competing system

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The Forbidden Powerful Name of God & His Life-Changing Promise | Old Testament Survey

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In Matthew 17, Moses, Elijah, and Yeshua stand together on a mountain-and every detail matters. Moses represents the law of Moses, Elijah embodies the prophetic voice, and Yeshua is the divine Messiah who fulfills both. This moment reveals the deep unity between the Law, the Prophets, and redemption itself. Rooted in Old Testament theology, this passage reshapes how we approach Bible study and understand Yeshua’s mission—not as a break from the past, but as its fulfillment. Our mission is to tea

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Old Testament Summary: A Complete Animated Overview

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The Covenant That Never Ended | Start Your Old Testament Journey Here

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When Torah Life Collided with Hellenism Before Yeshua | Old Testament Survey

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Judaism vs Christianity: The Split That Changed History | Old Testament Survey

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God's Formal Name Revealed | Egypt Evidence & Sacred Blessing | Old Testament Survey

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Lesson 21 - Exodus 21

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Lesson 23 - Exodus 22 & 23

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Weaponized Gospel: Catholic Power, Islam Religion vs The Lost Way | Old Testament Survey

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Wicked Kings & Mixed Worship: A Tale of Two Exiles | Old Testament Survey

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In the Hebrew language, Exodus chapter 20 calls them “eser dabar” - the Ten Words, not commandments. In the Torah, God never labels these words as commands given through Moses, but as foundational principles and declarations that shape all biblical law. This insight changes how we approach Bible study and how we understand the heart of God’s instruction. Torah Class is an independent, non-denominational organization of Believing gentiles and Jews who have banded together to educate followers of

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How Hebrews Became Jews: When Tradition Replaced God's Temple | Old Testament Survey

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Torah vs Old Testament: What’s the Difference?

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KS1 Religious Studies: The Jewish Story of Moses

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