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Not surprising, counter-missionaries attack the idea that Yeshua was the Messiah with claims that he was actually a false prophet. Join us as we review their top three proofs of this assertion to see how well they hold up to Scripture.

The 7 Laws of Noah are said to apply just to Gentiles, while the rest of the Torah applies only to Israel, or those of the Jewish faith. Let’s go to the Scriptures to find where the truth truly lies as we explore the idea of the 7 Noahide laws according to the Word.

Many arguments exist about Messiah in Scripture. One such argument says that Messiah cannot be the Son of God because Israel was called the Firstborn Son of God. How can we reconcile Yeshua, angels, Israel, and even us all being “sons” of God if Messiah is the only Son?

The Bible mentions a “Book of Jasher” on two occasions. In modern times there are two known “Book of Jasher”, but are either of them the one mentioned in Scripture and trustworthy to be used as theological support as many do?

Anti-missionaries will use the idea of a second coming of Yeshua as proof that he wasn’t the Messiah. They state that because he didn’t fulfill all of the prophecies when he was here, then he cannot be the Messiah. Are their assertions true?

There are a group of people who argue that blood is not required in order for us to receive atonement, that we only need to repent. We, however, cannot find where Scripture actually supports such a theory.

Many of us look up to King David as he was called “a man after God’s own heart”. But what does that mean and how, too, can we work to live our lives in the same way?

When it comes to the name of the Messiah, there are many discussions that are had, one of them being whether or not we should call him by the name, Jesus. Some say yes, others say no. We invite you to review the evidence and decide for yourself.

There are some that argue the use of the word “God” when referring to YHWH. For what it’s worth, here are our thoughts on that particular topic and why it’s actually okay to say God.

With so much discussion, arguments, and division amongst the body over the pronunciation of the name of our Creator, one version seems to be the most prominent, Yehovah (Jehovah). Has the Creator’s name been definitively determined at long last or are we once again falling victim to what the majority dictates and determines? Join us as we test out this pronunciation in this teaching from the Hashe...

Some claim the TANAKH (Old Testament) never gives instruction (Torah) to believe in the Messiah. We believe it does.

Many disagree or even argue about using the word "Lord" in the Scriptures. Some even claim that by using it, we are blaspheming or using the name of YHWH in vain. Here are some thoughts to consider.

Israel has been waiting for their Savior, their Messiah, for a long time. There have been multiple individuals called "Messiah" in the past; some believe Yeshua (Jesus), was that Messiah. Anti-missionaries will tell you that He was not. Here are 3 reasons we believe why Yeshua is the Messiah of Israel.

There are claims that Yeshua wasn’t a real person, or that the New Testament is simply made up. Flavius Josephus may disagree.

Many understand Exodus 23:13 to mean we cannot even say the names of other gods such as Baal, Mars, Janus, etc. Some go so far as to say we shouldn’t say things like Monday or January for the same reason. What’s the truth behind such beliefs and are they Scriptural?

What do the 144,000 of Revelation and the dimensions of the Tabernacle, including the Holy of Holies, have in common? Maybe more than you think.

According to the dietary instructions found in Leviticus 11, honey may be considered unclean since bees are not clean. A subject of great debate, it's times to dive in and see what we can find out about honey in Scripture. Is it really what we think it is? Is honey unclean?

Many times we hear something like “We are now under grace”, as if it’s some new thing that happened with the coming of the Messiah. But was YHWH’s grace really something new, previously unheard of in the Old Testament? Join us in a quick glance through just the Torah to see how new grace was when Messiah arrived.

Justification is a word commonly thrown around and sometimes understood as being synonymous with salvation. Are they truly the same or are they closely related? It's time to test out what it means to be justified unto salvation.

Many claim to be or want to be like the Bereans mentioned in Acts 17. But what does that mean, exactly?

Isaiah 43:11 says that YHWH is the only Savior. Anti-missionaries use this to attack Yeshua. Find out why and how to answer their criticism.

Sometimes in our desire to win people for YHWH, or to honor Him, we may do something he strictly forbids. Is the Creator okay with us doing something to honor Him even if it contradicts His Word? Since YHWH knows our hearts and intentions, does that make everything okay?

Many believe and teach that following the Torah, the Law of God is a form of bondage. That we are to be free from such things now that Messiah has come. Some even go so far as to say we do not have free will if we have to follow the Torah. Is it possible to have free will and still be obedient to the Law of God?

Some like to say "out with the old and in with the new", but is that what our Messiah teaches?

If you examine the Scriptures closely, you will see that something in Genesis 1 appears to contradict Genesis 2 in regard to the order of creation. Is there a mistake in what we commonly know as the order of creation during the first six days?