THE HONOR OF WRITING ABOUT GOD’S LAW
THE NOBLEST TASK
Writing about the Law of God is possibly the noblest task within the reach of a simple human being. The Law of God is not merely a set of divine commandments, as most perceive it, but rather an expression of two of His attributes: love and justice.
The Law of God reveals His requirements within the human context and reality, aiming at the restoration of those who desire to be returned to the condition they had before sin entered the world.
THE LAW’S SUPREME GOAL
Contrary to what has been taught in churches, every commandment is literal and unyielding to achieve the supreme goal: the salvation of rebellious souls. No one is forced to obey, but only those who do obey will be restored and reconciled with the Creator.
Writing about this Law is, therefore, sharing a glimpse of the divine—a rare privilege that demands humility and reverence.
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON THE LAW OF GOD
PURPOSE OF THESE STUDIES
In these studies, we will cover everything truly important to know about the Law of God so that those who desire to do so can make the necessary changes in their lives here on earth and align themselves perfectly with the guidelines established by God Himself.
RELIEF AND JOY FOR THE FAITHFUL
Human beings were created to obey God. Those who are courageous and genuinely wish to be sent to Jesus by the Father for forgiveness and salvation will receive these studies with relief and joy:
- Relief: Because after two thousand years of misguided teachings about the Law of God and salvation, God has seen fit to entrust us with the production of this material, which we acknowledge goes against virtually all existing teachings on the subject.
- Joy: Because the benefits of being in harmony with the Creator’s Law go beyond what mere creatures can express—spiritual, emotional, and physical benefits.
THE LAW NEEDS NO JUSTIFICATION
THE SACRED ORIGIN OF THE LAW
These studies do not primarily focus on arguments or doctrinal defenses, as the Law of God, when correctly understood, requires no justification given its sacred origin.
Engaging in endless debates about something that should never have been questioned is an affront to God Himself.
THE CREATURE CHALLENGING THE CREATOR
The very act of a finite creature—a piece of clay (Isaiah 64:8)—challenging the rules of its Creator, who can at any moment discard it among worthless shards, reveals something deeply troubling in that creature.
This is an attitude that must be urgently corrected for the creature’s own benefit.
FROM MESSIANIC JUDAISM TO MODERN CHRISTIANITY
THE FATHER’S LAW AND JESUS’ EXAMPLE
While we affirm that the Father’s Law should simply be obeyed by everyone who claim to follow Jesus—just as Jesus Himself and His apostles did—we acknowledge the significant damage that has been done within Christianity regarding His Law.
Such damage has made it necessary to explain what has transpired over the nearly two millennia since Christ’s ascension.
THE SHIFT IN BELIEF ABOUT THE LAW
Many want to understand how the transition occurred from Messianic Judaism—Jews who were faithful to God’s laws in the Old Testament and accepted Jesus as the Messiah of Israel sent by the Father—to modern Christianity, where the prevailing belief is that striving to obey the Law is tantamount to “rejecting Christ,” which, of course, is equated with condemnation.
THE CHANGED PERCEPTION OF THE LAW
FROM BLESSING TO REJECTION
The Law, once regarded as something to be meditated upon day and night by the blessed (Psalm 1:2), has come to be viewed, in practice, as a set of rules whose obedience leads to the lake of fire.
All of this has occurred without a shred of support in the Old Testament or in the words of Jesus recorded in the four Gospels.
ADDRESSING DISOBEYED COMMANDMENTS
In this series, we will also cover in detail the commandments of God that are most disobeyed in churches worldwide, almost without exception, such as circumcision, the Sabbath, dietary laws, hair and beard regulations, and the tzitzit.
We will explain not only how these clear commandments of God ceased to be observed in the new religion that distanced itself from Messianic Judaism but also how they should be properly observed according to the instructions in Scripture—not according to Rabbinic Judaism, which, since the days of Jesus, has incorporated human traditions into the holy, pure, and eternal Law of God.
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