The Gospel is the Torah and God's Calendar

Let me pull up one more slide so that it might make better sense if I can show you through the slides here. Okay, but the gospel is the Torah, and the Torah is the gospel. How do we know that? Well, number one is this right here. Let me see if I can get to it. I'm on a mouse these days, and sometimes this mouse doesn't like to work. Okay, so we know the gospel account is about Yeshua, right? It's about Yeshua's crucifixion and resurrection, right? That is the gospel, right? The Savior of the world. John 3:16. Well, guess what? That's Leviticus 23, what I'm showing you right now. Passover is when He was crucified. Firstfruits is when He was resurrected. That's the gospel, everybody, in Leviticus 23. So, you tell me, the Torah is the gospel; the gospel is the Torah. When He poured out His Holy Spirit on Pentecost, again, the gospel. Fall feast days, He's returning for second coming events. How beautiful is that? That's what we've got to get our Christian friends to understand. That's what I was saying earlier: the time, the calendar. This is what Paul says: "Now, people will be caught as a thief in the night if they don't understand this." Paul says that in 1 Thessalonians 5: "Know the time and know the seasons." The seasons is Moed, the moed, the divine appointments, the feast days. That's it. That's what the rabbi was talking about, Paul. He is a Messianic rabbi, and that's what he would have understood as the times and the seasons, not the Gregorian calendar and all of the days on it. He would have been eliminated from being a true prophet if he said that. He would have understood the Torah and wrote from that understanding of the Torah, the time and the seasons, the calendar and the feast days is what it is.

And my friend Michael, you're exactly correct. It's time to grow up. It's time to grow up. It's time to get off this nonsense and grow up and understand it's the time of our visitation. Yeshua told the Jewish people in Luke on Nisan 10 when He rode in on a donkey to Jerusalem. The believers, the remnant, the remnant always understands, everybody. The remnant were seeing the "Hosanna in the highest, Son of David, save now! Save now!" is what they were saying. The unbelievers, or the people, had no clue about what was going on. This is what Yeshua told them in Luke 19:41-44, that "the days are going to come upon you when you are going to be embanked by all of your enemies, you and your children," future tense, "because of why you did not understand the time of your visitation," is what He told them. Think about that. They were killing the Passover lamb for 1,500 years on Passover, Nisan 14. The Lamb of God, they should have known that was coming into town, Nisan 14. They didn't get it. And what happened? They were destroyed by Rome in AD 70. The time of the visitation, everybody. So, if He wanted them to understand the time of their visitation, do you think He wants the Christians to understand the time of visitation for the second coming events with the Jewish people as well? Of course.

So again, we've got to use not only biblical sense but common sense as well to understand it's not just all for the Jewish people only, and they get all the commandments and they get whatever. No, it's for the Christians as well. It's not partial. He's not partial at all. Now, do the Jewish people have certain things that are important for the Christians to understand? Of course, so they are the elect of all the things that they were given to give to us, to be a light to us. So of course, the pure royal lineage had to be through the Jewish people, the seed of David, seed of Abraham, all of that. So of course, but at the same time, the ways to worship our Elohim, the way to worship our Father in heaven, one God, not two or three different ways or 50 different ways. That is polytheistic. He is monotheistic. Unfortunately, Jerusalem is polytheistic now. America's polytheistic. Everybody is polytheistic instead of monotheistic. And that's what the prophets railed the people about. Moses did as well: you can't be polytheistic. A lot of different religions in the one. Everybody worships the same God. No, we don't. We don't at all.