Christians are not Gentiles Who Are We? Adopted, Grafted In, and Called to Walk in Yahweh’s Ways
In this teaching, we examine who we are in relation to Yahweh and His Son, Yeshua. Are believers who keep Shabbat, observe the holy days, and follow the Torah simply “Gentiles,” or have we been adopted into the family of God and grafted into something that already existed?
This message walks through Acts 15, Second Temple Judaism, the early believers in Yeshua, the role of synagogue worship, and the biblical identity of those who have come out of error and into obedience. We discuss adoption, grafting in, responsibility, the Sabbath, the holy days, Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, the return of Messiah, and why faithfulness means walking in Yahweh’s house rules with joy.
If you are seeking a deeper understanding of Torah-observant faith in Yeshua, first-century Christianity, Messianic identity, and what it means to be part of the family of God, this teaching is for you.