Many have not been taught that God chose a people from among all the nations of the Earth: Israel. Only the Israel of God will ascend with Christ, and this Israel is composed of Jews and gentiles. The Jews descend from Abraham, and the gentiles are those from other nations whom God has united with Israel. In no gospel did Jesus say that gentiles could be saved outside of Israel. This lie was created by the serpent shortly after Jesus’ ascension, to lead gentiles into the same temptation that deceived Adam and Eve: disobedience. Salvation is individual. No gentile will ascend without seeking to follow the same laws given to Israel, laws that Jesus Himself and His apostles followed. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. Obey while you are alive. | The gentile who joins himself to the Lord, to serve Him, and thus becomes His servant… and who keeps My covenant, I will also bring them to My holy mountain. (Isaiah 56:6-7)
When Jesus told Nicodemus that God loved the world and therefore sent His Son, He was referring to the human race. God had compassion on us, for without His intervention, Satan would keep us enslaved. The sending of the only begotten Son, however, was not to save everyone, as God respects the free will of each individual, but to save those who meet His two requirements: to believe and to obey. Nicodemus obeyed God’s laws but did not accept Jesus as the Messiah. The majority in the churches believe in Jesus but live in open disobedience to the laws that God gave us through the prophets in the Old Testament. The truth is that we are saved by pleasing the Father and being sent to the Son, and the Father will never send declared disobedients to Jesus. | “Here is the perseverance of the saints, those who keep the commandments of God and their faith in Jesus.” Revelation 14:12
God created billions of human beings and can create trillions more if He so desires. The idea that He is in love with everyone and suffers when they ignore His laws to follow their own desires is a fantasy without foundation in the prophets and the words of Christ. The free will that God gave to all rational beings includes the choice to obey or not to obey His laws, given to the prophets of the Old Testament and to Jesus in the Gospels. The choice is individual and determines the final destiny of each soul, and the Lord accepts without issue what each one decides. The reality is that no gentile will ascend without seeking to follow the same laws given to Israel, laws that Jesus Himself and His apostles followed. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. Obey while you are alive. | “You have commanded Your precepts, that we should keep them diligently.” Psalms 119:4
Jesus never needed to teach His listeners about observing His Father’s eternal laws. This is because they were already faithful: they were circumcised, kept the Sabbath, wore the tzitzit, had beards, just like He and His apostles. We must also know that Jesus never even hinted that gentiles were exempt from these same laws. The idea that Jesus founded a new religion for gentiles is false. The gentile who wishes to be saved by Christ will have to follow the same laws that the Father gave to the chosen nation for His honor and glory. The Father observes our faith and courage, unites us with Israel, and sends us to Jesus. This is the plan of salvation that makes sense because it is true. | The gentile who joins himself to the Lord, to serve Him, and thus becomes His servant… and who keeps My covenant, I will also bring them to My holy mountain. (Isaiah 56:6-7)
The battle between the forces of evil and the heavenly hosts has always revolved around obedience to God’s laws. This spiritual war began in Heaven, passed through Eden, continued in Canaan, and now focuses on the gentiles spread throughout the world. The location has changed, but Satan’s goal remains the same: to convince creatures not to obey the Creator’s laws. To achieve this goal, a false religion was created for the gentiles; a religion with traces of Jesus’ teachings, but, of course, without the need to obey God’s laws for salvation. The truth is that, to be saved, the gentile needs to be sent to the Son by the Father, and the Father will never send someone who knows the laws He gave us through His prophets but blatantly disobeys them. | The gentile who joins himself to the Lord, to serve Him, and thus becomes His servant… and who keeps My covenant, I will also bring them to My holy mountain. (Isaiah 56:6-7)
Preachers and writers often talk about God’s plan for people’s lives, using Christian jargon and catchphrases, but rarely mention the key to God’s revelations: obedience. God does not reveal His plan to those who know His laws but do not follow them. Only when the soul rejects the temptations of the serpent and begins to obey the laws that God gave to the prophets in the Old Testament and to Jesus in the Gospels will it have access to the Throne. Only then will God guide them, bless them, and send them to the Son for forgiveness and salvation. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. Obey while you are alive. | “The Lord leads with unfailing love and faithfulness all who keep His covenant and obey His demands.” Psalm 25:10
The soul that desires to please God and ascend with Jesus must have this phrase as a principle of life: “I may not understand everything in the Scriptures, but I know that my Creator gave me laws to obey, and with all my strength, I will seek to follow them all faithfully. Let God do with me what He wills, but His laws I will obey.” This was the spirit of Job, who said: ”Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.” God never abandons this type of person; He gently guides them to still waters and sends them to the Son for forgiveness and salvation. Salvation is individual. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. Obey while you are alive. | “You have commanded Your precepts, that we should keep them diligently.” Psalms 119:4
The teaching that it is possible to have access to Jesus without being part of Israel, the people that God set apart for Himself with an eternal covenant, has no support in the words of Jesus in the Gospels. This teaching is not new but began as soon as Jesus returned to the Father. The serpent’s goal was to create a religion with traces of what Christ taught, but without the connection to Israel, because by doing so, it could achieve what has always been its target since Eden: that humans do not obey God’s laws. Any gentile can join the Israel of God by following the same laws that God gave to Israel. The Father sees their faith and courage, unites them with Israel, and sends them to the Son for forgiveness and salvation. | The gentile who joins himself to the Lord, to serve Him, and thus becomes His servant… and who keeps My covenant, I will also bring them to My holy mountain. (Isaiah 56:6-7)
Nowhere in the Old Testament were we told that God gave us His Law without room for error, or that any deviation, no matter how small, would be unforgivable. We can see this clearly by observing that none of the great biblical characters were perfect, and God did not abandon them for their failures. The idea that obeying the Law requires perfection is a lie from the serpent, created shortly after Christ’s ascension, to divert gentiles from obedience to God. Jesus, the Lamb of God, was sacrificed to forgive those who fail but sincerely seek to follow the laws given by the prophets. Salvation is individual. Do not follow the majority just because they are many. Obey while you are alive. | Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked… But his delight is in the law of the Lord, and in His law he meditates day and night. Psalms 1:1-2
In the region where Jesus lived, there were millions of gentiles from various parts of the world. If He had come to create a religion for the gentiles, there would have been no shortage of candidates. However, Jesus never addressed them, nor invited them to follow Him, because He made it clear that He came only to teach and be the perfect sacrifice for His nation, Israel. The gentile who seeks salvation in Jesus must follow the same laws that the Lord gave to the nation He set apart for Himself with an eternal covenant. The Father sees the faith and courage of this gentile, even in the face of challenges. He pours out His love on him, unites him with Israel, and leads him to the Son for forgiveness and salvation. This is the plan of salvation that makes sense because it is true. | The gentile who joins himself to the Lord, to serve Him, and thus becomes His servant… and who keeps My covenant, I will also bring them to My holy mountain. (Isaiah 56:6-7)
