Jubilee Year and Keeping Commandments

Amen to that. Thank you, Denise. Okay. Rapture Ready Saint. Shabbat Shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us. First time, if you have been here, welcome. Thank you for being with us tonight on this Day of Atonement. We hope you have received a righteous rendered verdict from the Most High during this period and that you have an easy fast, if one's fasting. Tishrei 10 on the Jubilee year, which He has declared as one this year, 5787. They blow the trumpet on Atonement, not on the Feast of Trumpets. He is coming in the next few days. Okay. Judgment is on Atonement for His bride and the wicked. Amen. Amen. Psalm 62:1, "Truly my soul waits upon God; from Him comes my Yeshua, salvation." Psalm 43:1, "Judge me, O God, and plead my cause against an ungodly nation; O deliver me from the deceitful and unjust man." Amen. Great prayer, Miss Dell. This is for Denise. So sorry to hear about Norma's loss of her son.

Amen to that. We will be in prayer for Yah to embrace her with His love and His comfort and for all of the family in the name of bloody Yeshua. Thank you very much, Michelle. Thank you, Deline Del for Elamine. Sorry about this voice-activated technology. It puts things that I didn't say. That's right. Good old. That's right. Yeah. I.e. I am God. That's right. Thank you. I am a disciple of Jesus Christ. Amen to that. Jewish people are good people. Amen to that. I am not a MAGA guy, but okay. Denise, thank you, Chadwick, for keeping us in the right way to worship. Well, thank you, and thank y'all for being with us. I really appreciate it. And we all have to be in spirit and in truth. You know, that is just John 4 in the New Testament says that, "spirit and in truth." And that is something for our Christian friends to really understand what He said by that. In spirit and in truth. What does that mean?

Holy Spirit to our spirit, to the Spirit, to the truth, because He is the Spirit of truth. What is truth? Torah. King David says that in Psalm 119. What is truth? It is God's commandments, His ways, the Torah. And that is why Yeshua said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life." King David said that about the Torah: the way, the truth, and the life. He is in the beginning. The Word was in the beginning. What does that mean? He is the Word made flesh. He is the living Torah, is what our Christian friends need to understand. He is the way, the truth, and the life. Psalm 119: The Torah is the way, towards the truth, towards the life, God's laws, His commandments, His ways. Get to know Him. How do we know Him if we do not keep His ways? is what I want to ask anyone. How do we know Him? Okay, everybody says, "I know Him." How do you truly know Him? Because what does He say? Let's go back to the Bible.

What does Yeshua say? "If you love Me, keep My commandments." What else did He say? He said, "Get away from Me, you who practice lawlessness." What does that mean? Does that mean American law? No. Does that mean Israeli law? No. What does that mean? Well, if law means Torah, and Torah means law, which everybody will say yes, it does, then you cannot have it both ways. When He says "to lawlessness," He means tolessness. Those who do not practice My ways, get away from Me. I never knew you. So, that is how we know Him. Yeshua says that if you love Me, keep My commandments. John 14:15. And then I believe it is Matthew 7, He says this, go check it, where He says, "Get away from Me, you who practice lawlessness." So, I do not think anybody can know Him unless they are keeping His ways. That is what He says. Because if not, then why would He say that? "Get away from Me, you who do not practice My Father's ways or Torah or lawlessness." It is His law He is talking about, not anybody else's law.

So, when He says "lawlessness," that means someone that is acting lawless of the commandments. They are not keeping the commandments. They are not keeping Passover. They are not keeping the Sabbath. They are not keeping anything. But I love Jesus, and that is it. No, that is not it. I love Jesus enough to keep the commandments that He told me to keep. That is loving Jesus. Because He says in John 14:15, "If again that bilateral word, if Chadwick loves Me, he will keep My commandments. If Chadwick does not, he won't." It is really that simple. So, again, if Moses said it and Yeshua said it, if we love Him, we will keep His commandments. And then go read the rest of John 14, chapter 15. "Me and My Father are one." What does that mean? He and His Father are one. His commandments are one for them, for both. Yeshua was on Mount Sinai speaking these out to Moses, that people do not recall that they saw the God of Israel.

No one has ever seen God's face. They were saying Yeshua. Exodus 24. They ate and drank with the King of Israel. Yeshua. We have to understand He is the Great I Am. He was in Exodus 3:14. He is the cloud by day, fire by night. Did He just leave them at Mount Sinai? Of course not. He appeared in human flesh as the King of Israel and ate with Him, the elders, the 70 elders in Exodus 24. So, again, whose Torah is this? Yah's. Yes. And His Son Yeshua. And if not, then the Christians are eliminating Jesus from being the Jewish Messiah. Because the Jewish Messiah's prerequisite is to send the Torah to the believers: "Follow My Father's ways." And if not, it is not going to be good. That is it. You know, I said this many times before. He says, "Hot or cold." We all know this. No lukewarm, hot or cold, no fence riding, no hokey pokey. One foot in, one foot out. I do the hokey pokey, right? That is where I used to be until 12 years ago.

Too many Christians are hokey pokey right now. Too many Jewish people are hokey pokey right now. And that is not good because that is what He says: "Be hot, not cold. Be hot, not lukewarm." Sweet out of His mouth. Be hot. How do you? How are you hot? Follow the commandments. Just like Jerry Reed saying back in the 70s, "When you're hot, you're hot." When you're not, you're not. Go listen to the song. When you're hot, you're hot. When you're not, you're not, in the biblical sense. So, again, good or evil, wise or foolish. There is no middle ground here. There is no, "I love Jesus, let me go live my life, let me go live my best life and worship however I want to worship." No, that is not it. You are lukewarm at best. At best, at best, you are lukewarm. Get hot, follow the commandments, or cold and get out. Right? So, again, that is what He says. That is not what I say. Please go read what the Master said over and over and over in the Gospel account, Matthew 25 especially, and go read what He told John to say in the book of Revelation.

In Revelation 22:14-16, He says, "Blessed are those who do keep the commandments, not don't." Blessed are those who do keep them. That they, who's they? The ones that keep the commandments. They are the ones who enter the new Jerusalem and partake of the tree of life. Please go read it. The very back of the Bible is just like the front of it. "Blessed are those." If you know the blessings and the curses in the Torah, that is what He is talking about. "Blessed, blessed are those who keep the commandments, that they may enter the new Jerusalem and partake of the tree of life." Why? Because here comes the curse. "Outside the gates are the dogs, the Gentiles," is what He is talking about, "the dogs, sorcery, witchcraft, and anyone who practices and loves a lie, falsehood." The prophet Jeremiah in Jeremiah 16 at the end of the chapter, talking about the fishermen and the hunters are going to come at the end of the age for the Jewish people to provoke them to go back to Israel.

Then he says, "The Gentiles will come to you, O Lord, and they will say, 'We have inherited nothing but lies.'" Nothing but lies is what they will say. How sad, right? So, do not take it from me. I am just quoting all these verses to you. Go read it for yourself and get the convictions, if one does not have those convictions, because it is going to be very serious for Christians to stand before the King of Israel with a Christmas tree in their hand and eggs in their hand and Easter, Grandma Sunday. That would not be a good place to go in front of the King, King of Israel, in my personal opinion, from the holy scriptures. Thank you very much, Denise. Okay. I am not going to try to pronounce this name. It is Moscow, Idaho, I think is what it is called, 94. So, Shabbat Shalom to you. Thank you so much for joining us in Moscow, Idaho 94. Very interesting. We hope you have had a beautiful feast season.