Yahchanina

Can we say we have faith, if we fail to be obedient to Torah (Law)? Although we know that no man is justified (innocent) by the works of Torah (Law), Gal 2:16, works are required to keep faith alive because faith without works is dead, James 2:14. Therefore, works of Torah (Law) are demonstrations of our faith and we are rewarded according to our works, Rev 22:12. Remember, our eternal salvation is hinged upon faith through grace, Eph 2:8. More Lessons at: www.houseofshiloh.org

There is a common misconception that The Law (Torah) was removed or nullified at the crucifixion of our Messiah Yahusha. And if this misconception were true, it would mean that NO SIN could exist post crucifixion. After all, to sin means "transgression of the law". And you can not transgress or sin if the Law (Torah) has been done away or nullified. So please join us to learn the relevance of Torah after the crucifixion and how it applies in the life of today's believer. The Relevance Of Torah - Part 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwmncCiWb9s&list=PLukaTQPuvVuXUq429AaJBb90ZT7ixg5Jy&index=1 More Lessons at: www.houseofshiloh.org

There is a common misconception that The Law (Torah) was removed or nullified at the crucifixion of our Messiah Yahusha. And if this misconception were true, it would mean that no sin could exist post crucifixion. After all, to sin means "transgression of the law". And you can not transgress or sin if the Law (Torah) has been done away or nullified. So join us to learn the relevance of Torah after the crucifixion and how it applies in the life of today's believer. The Relevance Of Torah - Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LnYfyBvsy8&list=PLukaTQPuvVuXUq429AaJBb90ZT7ixg5Jy&index=2 More Lessons at: www.houseofshiloh.org