Episode 1 | Messianic Teachings for Christians

Im not a Jew but observe Sabbath as long as i can remember ,not because i want to be save but because i love God and as s result of that love I’m following His perfect Law. Jesus follows the Law and He is my example how i will express my love to God and love others. I also follow Leviticus 11 diet because why not, if i want to serve God in my best health.

I find this “hebrew roots” movement very interesting and am trying to learn more. Honest question, which dietary laws are we to fallow? From Genisis until the flood it was vegetarian, post flood Noah to Moses all animals were ok and after Moses it was restricted to sacrificial worthy only animals, and in the new kingdom it will go back to vegetarian as GOD had originally intended, from my understanding. I currently dont see dietary laws as moral laws like the 10 commandments. Yeshua said the two most important commandments were to love GOD and love our brothers, which the 10 commandments fall under. Please enlighten me, i have been reading scripture to try and clarify this issue myself. Shalom 🙏🏼

This is probably most comprehensive teaching series I have heard so far. I am amazed he doesnt have books.

You sound like the apostles that were requiring the gentile Christians to follow the Jewish laws.

Well said. Blessings to you!

Brother, what I would so very much desire is for you to explain Acts 15, since on one has been able to explain this chapter exegetically and theologically. Would you please??

I will never like Christians period

Thank God for hearing my prayers and showing me His way. Your teaching is very important to me. I have been trying to follow what the Lord said instead of following the teaching of church leaders who obviously go against God's commandments.

I figured the sabbath is just as important now as is was thousands of years ago, I like how you use the word fulfilled. I figured this out when Yeshua said I'm the lord of the sabbath, the sabbath is not for man, Man for the sabbath. Second did Yeshua in Matthew 15: 10-20 its not what goes in to the mouth that defiles a man but what come out of the mouth come from the heart. Yes it was about unclean hand but he made it clear that is passes through the stomach then expelled. It not what we eat it the people we choose to put around us. evil people we will think and do bad things good people we will think and do good things. Another good thing to be teaching is in 50 AD the apostles took the Torah out done by the apostolic council in which the apostles where involved with, reading acts 15 gives us understanding. Revelations makes it clear those who keep Gods laws (10 Commandments) and faith in yeshua will inherit the tree of life.

Yay love your teachings. I subscribed to your channel 🎉

AMEN,,,,,AND AMEN....

in Mark 7, Jesus himself says there is nothing that can go into your body that will make you unclean. Pretty sure He meant "nothing" because He said "nothing"

14 Then Yeshua called the people to him again and said, “Listen to me, all of you, and understand this! 15 There is nothing outside a person which, by going into him, can make him unclean. Rather, it is the things that come out of a person which make a person unclean!”

It makes me sad when I hear you teaching falsehoods.

LIES LIES LIES AND MORE LIES!! Where in the NT does it say to keep the Sabbath?

First of all, by your speech you sound like your typical denominational teacher, How is that you might ask? Well let me explain. You said, and I quote , "Is there a commandment in the Bible that says christians are to go to church?" In a common sense aspect you are absolutely right. There is not a commandment in the Bible that says christians are to go to church. I don't believe that inspired men of the Bible would have ever been mislead by the HS to use strange or incomprehensible language or speech: such " Christians are to go to church." That my friend is denominational lingo written all over it... Secondly, , the church are the called out saved ones. They are the church. So explain to me how it is possible to go somewhere you already are? DUH! However, when I hear someone use that term I know what they mean, although I am always quick to correct them as they are always appreciative of my correction. Last but not least, it is a commandment in the NT that christians are to assemble upon the first day of the week (Sunday). We are not to neglect that as some do. So for you to say that it isn't a commandment to go to church (worship) is very misleading because because the Bible is clear we are bot to forsake the assembly of the saints. In the context of the verse, the author is urging believers to continue meeting together, especially as the day of Christ’s return draws nearer. The phrase “assembling of ourselves together” refers to the gathering of believers for worship, prayer, and fellowship. So yes we are commanded to attend church service to worship God!

The law of Moses was in effect until Jesus died on the cross.

I find it ironic that 9 0f the 10 commandments are listed in the NT. However, nowhere in the NT states we are to keep the sabbath day, NOWHERE!

Merriam Webster dictionary
Fulfil; fulfilled; fulfilling
VERB
1. to bring to an end
Example: "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill.

In other words, Jesus did not come to destroy the law but to bring it to an end!

The Law was taken out of the way at the cross: "Having wiped out the handwriting of requirements that was against us, which was contrary to us. And He has taken it out of the way, having nailed it to the cross." (Colossians 2:14) Jesus established a new law or covenant, what we generally refer to as the New Testament, the "perfect law of liberty"

Do I need to be baptised again?

They cherry pick scriptures .

You have to read the entire book of Matthew to get the context of what he means by it is fulfilled. He means “to be brought to completion”.

Not one jot or tittle will be abolished till all is fulfilled (His death on the cross). I have not come to abolish the law but to confirm it - that is what the original Matthew IN HEBREW reads (He did not do what the Pharisees were accusing Him of, undermining the Torah, but completing it).

Read Matthew and understand what Matthew means by the word fulfilled. Twelve times Matthew cites Old Testament prophecy in conjunction with the term “fulfilled as completed,” together with such phrases as “that it might be fulfilled” or “was fulfilled,” “is fulfilled,” “should be fulfilled.”

You can’t just cherry pick one or two verses, and say the word now means something different from the dozen other times the same word was used. Or change confirm to accomplish.

The Greek term for “fulfilled” is pleroo. The verb was used in the sense of “to fill” something, or “to be filled” (Acts 2:2; Romans 15:13). “Fulfill” was employed of bringing to completion something that had been pledged earlier (Jeremiah 44:25).

The translation of “to fulfill” is lekayem in Hebrew (le-KAI-yem), which means to complete or accomplish.

Matthew referenced the Old Testament, asserting both generally and specifically, that various events in the ministry of Jesus were previewed in the Old Testament and fulfilled (brought to completion) during the lifetime of the Savior.

Jesus taught that he came to fulfill the Old Testament in Matthew 5:17-20. It is important to note two important movements in the passage. First, Jesus did not come to “abolish” or destroy the Old Testament (Matt. 5:17). That was not Jesus’ purpose at all. The Law was from God and was good. Jesus came not to abolish the Old Testament Law, but to confirm it (Matt. 5:17).

Jesus came to fulfill the Torah if not he died for nothing as the entire Torah points to Jesus fulfilling the Torah.

Jeremiah 31:31-37
New American Standard Bible
31 “Behold, days are coming,” declares the Lord, “when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah, 32 not like the covenant which I made with their fathers on the day I took them by the hand to bring them out of the land of Egypt, My covenant which they broke, although I was a husband to them,” declares the Lord. 33 “For this is the covenant which I will make with the house of Israel after those days,” declares the Lord: “I will put My law within them and write it on their heart; and I will be their God, and they shall be My people. 34 They will not teach again, each one his neighbor and each one his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for they will all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them,” declares the Lord, “for I will forgive their wrongdoing, and their sin I will no longer remember.”

Ironically the name Paul means least 😂

Kinda twisted logic here. There is no way you can keep large parts of the law today. It's just not possible even if you wanted to. That being the case and you take this interpretation of what Jesus meant by fulfilling the Law, then you would have to conclude he was wrong.

Love you Rabbi

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Thanks for open my mine I'm a Baptist but when it comes to end time we Baptist are wrong

So can you explain what Jeremiah 31:31-34 refers to? Is it the NT covenant? And what does it mean that the new covenant isn't like the old?

Question
Are we are the New Covenant now or not?

Please explain with scripture!

Thank you

Thank you for your teachings. I grew up Protestant and always felt that we were not getting the whole story, that something was missing. I found the Messianic teachings to fill that gap.

Where were you when I was struggling so much with this? (Not to accuse you or anything similar, this is just an expression of sort) I wish I heard this three years ago when I felt so confused in keeping the Sabbath and the Feasts, to the dismay and open disagreement of my family. I wish I could say I have grown a lot in the faith since then, but the Lord has been faithful and is faithful in keeping my way straight despite my failings. God Bless you and this teaching!!

The whole idea of Cristianism was created a long time after his death, mainly by Paul. In Judaism the Mashiah is not a God, he is a man with a human mother and human father. The whole idea of a god coming to the World and making a woman pregnant comes from different mythologies such as the Greek and the Roman so a Jew that understands Judaism could never buy the idea of Jesus as god etc., unless they abandon Judaism and embrace Christianism. Also, Judaism states very clearly that everyone will pay or die for their own sins, and nobody will die for another person's sins, so honestly if somebody says they are or want to be Jews and at the same time says that Jesus is god and such things, that means they don't have a clue of what Judaism is about. There is nothing wrong if somebody wants to be Christian.
Also, there are so many other reasons why Jesus doesn't qualify to be the Jewish Mashiah, but for that people need to understand the requirements the Mashiah has to meet. If Christians want to say that Jesus is their god, it is up to them, but how can they say that he was the Mashiah Jews are waiting etc??? Jews know their traditions, language and texts better than outsiders, obviously. They spend their lives studying, and they have been doing so ages before Christianism was born. Christian texts were written originally in Greek, which means that they weren't written for Jews, and by the way, they have so many mistakes, which means that either the authors didn't know much about Judaism or the Holy Spirit makes mistakes… Also according to Christian texts, Jesus said he didn't come to change or abolish a single bit of the Torah, but Paul changed a lot, and abolish by himself the Mitzvots, that's why I said that Paul invented Christianism. This is another proof.

Amazing!

So what’s your take on the books of Galatians and Romans?

And you Sir are fullfilling Roman's chapter 11 How much greater work the natural branches will do when they are grafted back in because they understand the oracles of God

Shalom! A question from a student learner.
Q: Is Monte speaking about the 613 commandments including the 10 commandments of Moses? Thank you.

Shalom, thank you for your teachings. As a Christian I always felt hungry that was not being filled in church. Your teachings are refreshing.

Here from North Carolina

Agreed, I have slowly been doing a study of Acts.
I read and pointed out also we need to stop creating sermons and go back to the beginning simply teaching the law and the prophets.
The apostles were consistently 'adding to their number' and simply taught the law and the prophets, then they went and baptised.
They didn't need to make feel good sermons, made great pastors to make believers.
God wants us to be hot OR cold, we must decide.

I so needed this message. I went to my first Messianic service a week ago because I want to get back to the roots of the message and truth and was struggling with why we don’t do the Torah more thoroughly. Yah bless you for your ministry.

Shalom Monte !
I can't simply share these videos with my local brethren. Most don't understand English and many have some kind of unconscious inherited prejudice to any kind of jew like content.
So, the only way is to repeat these teachings by myself, with my all marked Bible, in Sabbath school, or on the pulpit when the church gets bored with others.
It's September now, when I write this. No one interested in keeping the fall feasts here. There's a local church leader, who always urges me it's more important to preach the love of Christ than anything else, so that we can win people.
It's hard to learn how to teach loving kindness and last days justice as one God, when people can't keep up more than 10 minutes with you.
You see... The problem with all church denominations, they are like some kind of fast food, or street food. It's all designed to work, leveling the experience at a very low base line. The walk in the faith cost everything, but they sell a cheap version of it. Who is to blame ? Buyers, sellers, both ? It would be a matter of marketing ?
Maybe that's why things need a serious shaking.

Many times I feel kind of lonely in the faith like Elijah in the cave. I know the remnant is out there and I'm just looking forward to reach the saints camp somewhere.

As a Christian I don’t understand why pastors claim that they can heal their congregations by yelling and chanting uttered nonsense and speaking in tongues I need more than just a few sentences to understand the message and meaning of the word

I did not say anything about him saying Christians have replaced Israel The Bible makes it clear that they will never be replaced and I don't appreciate being slandered and my words being twisted and misrepresented

All these years I’ve been following the church does this mean it’s too late for me to be saved?

Genuinely asking here as a product of the church building’s teachings. My family and I have stopped away for many years for going to building and have been going to some gatherings in homes but I wonder. Is it possible to know we have grace in the father to be forgiven and that he still calls us to live Holy. To know we are forgiven when we repent does not mean we are free to keep sinning in fact when we are born again we should want to be transformed by the power of Holy Spirit. So I wonder is it possible that Holy Spirit leads us to a more serious walk in continuing to keep the commandments and not the commandments that were of the culture like can’t eat pork or have untrimmed beards or touch someone if they are having a period but to be called to keep the 10 commandments and really the two greatest commandments to love the lord your god with all your heart strength souls and mind and to love others as yourself would cause you to keep the ten naturally bc if I’m asking the lord to lead me by his spirit to obey and he keeps putting it on my heart to keep the sabbath and the benefits of it then he is leading me to fulfill the ten naturally. I’m not so sure about the Levitical laws bc it specifically said for the levites, the sons of zadok, which were in charge of his sanctuary during that day and age. So I’m not sure about all 613 but I know Jesus narrows it down to “Jesus said to him, “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ On these two commandments hang all the Law and the Prophets.””
‭‭Matthew‬ ‭22‬:‭37‬-‭40‬

Ah, I’m not even sure cause this is all law. Law law.