One Torah for Jew and Gentile Believers

And here we go for all of my Christian and Jewish friends. Exodus 12:49: "One Torah shall be for the nativeborn Jew and for the stranger who dwells among you." Numbers 15 says the same thing. All throughout the Torah says the same thing. If one wants to be a part of the kingdom of Israel back in the ancient days, or right now, and in the future, one has to do this: observe what it says. "One Torah shall be for the nativeborn Jew and for the stranger who dwells among you." But what's so beautiful, everybody, is the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 2:12-13. He's reverting us back to Exodus 12, everybody. What does he say? "You Gentiles who were once uncircumcised, but what is called circumcised? You were strangers from the covenants—Abrahamic, Davidic, New Covenant. You were aliens from the kingdom of Israel, the commonwealth. But now with the blood of Messiah, you're in the kingdom of Israel. You're in the commonwealth of Israel." And since we are, that means we have to observe. Not just to say, "Ain't life grand? We believe in Jesus and go enjoy the world." That is what Christianity is called. That's not what the Word of God tells us to do, or the Gospel accounts, or even the New Testament writings of the disciples or the apostles. So, my friends, this is very important to go through the scriptures to understand we are one. We are one. The believers in Yeshua, Jew and Gentile, are one. And we must get back to that.