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I Totally Agree :emot-fail:

we keep throwing out the baby and reusing the bathwater :emot-crying:

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The word Torah means teaching as you know.  It comes from a root word which means, "to throw."  The picture it paints is of a man throwing a spear at a target.  It conveys the idea of "hitting the mark." 

Torah observance is hitting the mark.  The opposite of Torah is sin (chet), which means,  "to miss the mark." 

Since the word "Torah" means instruction, one could really say that the whole Bible is "Torah."  The purpose of Torah is to point man to the Messiah.  It shows man his sinful condition and his need for a Redeemer, a Messiah. 

One cannot be "Torah observant" if they are not letting people see the Messiah through them.  That is, I believe, the essence of Torah observance.

Our observance of the Festivals and Shabbat are pointless, if we fail to observe them in a way that points to  Messiah, Yeshua.

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Thanks shiloh,

I really like your description. ....and great food for thought. :)

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Guest Zayit

Amein! :)

In everything we do , we must shine the light on him, BUT, in a way he approves of, that is the key.

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:) Shiloh
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