Which biblical laws apply to Christians?

[@AlwaysLime]

My mind is blown with the explanation of Jesus restoring the original intent of The Law! Come on 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼! Never heard it explained that way, but it’s so redemptive… God is so good! 🥹

[@kellyhaire780]

Amen

[@jessewestbrook9816]

So glad I found your channel as I deal with 2 Hebrew roots guys at work (on a 4 man masonry crew). I've tried to reason with scripture but they usually resort to saying the scriptures are tainted and have been changed. I feel there is nowhere to go once someone claims the scriptures we have are not originally what was written. It has been a true headache. Thank you for producing this material brother. Much love! ✌🏼

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Jesse! As Augustine famously said, “If you believe what you like in the Gospel, and reject what you don't like, it is not the Gospel you believe, but yourself.” Those who take that position don't usually think about it this way, but they are putting themselves in a position of authority over the Scriptures. And, at that point, when it comes to theological disagreements between us, I have to choose Holy Scripture over my friend's opinions. Hope you find my videos helpful in your ongoing discussions! Blessings, Rob

[@jessewestbrook9816]

@@TheBiblicalRoots Thank you for the reply. Your content definitely has been helpful and I've been devouring it this week. Keep it brother! Peace!

[@Pverb623]

Why do you want the Torah to be wrong professor?​@@TheBiblicalRoots

[@life-ky4wq]

Fortunately for you, they are right! (I am NOT) a member of the Hebrew Roots but a gentile believer in Yeshua HaMassiach. What we read and study nowadays is nothing but the crooked Greco-Roman catholic theology that for almost 2000 years the main stream church is been feeding us. Time to change diets! Please, read the Scriptures from the hebrew perspective, with the hebrew understanding and you will see the difference right away. Shalom 🕎

[@wakeywakey8603]

@@Pverb623 I used to work for a company where I worked alongside Orthodox Jews. One of them confessed to me that although there are over 600 Torah Laws, in reality, they only keep about half. I would think it's impossible to function in daily life while being mindful of 613 OT Laws at all times. If you break one, you break them all, according to Yahweh. And with no system for annual animal sacrifice to atone for sins, that's a no win situation. Book of Hebrews calls the Mosaic Law system the Ministry of Death & Condemnation. But the Good News is that Jesus Christ offers salvation TO SINNERS & SINNERS ONLY. Who REPENT & abide in Jesus Christ. Try reading Book of Hebrews & Galatians & Romans.

[@danaleanne38]

Revalation 14 :12 Here is the patience of the saints, here are they that keep the commandments of god and the faith in Yashua (jesus)

[@bugslayerprime7674]

1 John 3:23 And this is His commandment: that we should believe in the name of His Son, Jesus Christ, and we should love one another just as He commanded us.

[@Romans-rz8fp]

@@bugslayerprime7674so it’s ok to bow down to idols? Ok to eat things with blood in it? Think of your statement please read the Bible Torah first.. cause the NT is a confirmation of the old.. meaning they both stand. Until all is fullfilled

[@woodflowerman]

@@Romans-rz8fp In that he saith, A new covenant, he hath made the first old. Now that which decayeth and waxeth old is ready to vanish away. -Hebrews 8:13. Until all be fulfilled, what didn’t Yeshua fulfill? It’s all good if you’re convicted to practice Torah. I tried to observe the Torah for 8 years and was blessed during that time. It helped me realize the error of dispensationalism and I gained a better understanding of the old covenant. That being said trying to force others to keep the Torah is wrong like it would be wrong to judge you for keeping it.

[@woodflowerman]

@@Romans-rz8fpyou told this other believe to check their statement…they just quoted the word of Yahweh. What’s there to check? What’s wrong with the versus they quoted?

[@mitchellosmer1293]

@@woodflowerman quote---- That being said trying to force others to keep the Torah is wrong like it would be wrong to judge you for keeping it... unquote Does that include the Ten Commandments?? ALL of them???

[@droqueplot]

Jesus his self said he didn’t come to abolish the law but to fulfill it. Even though these laws won’t affect one’s salvation, they will and do affect one’s health and life in the here and now.

[@Kenn-rb7gq]

So it's been fulfilled then?

[@Uncursable493]

I don't usually watch a video more than once but I gotta review this one again and again THX

[@Jaco3688]

Great summary!

[@micahwatz1148]

This is one of the best explanations of the Gospel ive ever heard. Just clearly explained with no noise around it. Getting emotional is fine, but truly understanding it is essential.

[@GuestReview]

well its clear and lovely to listen to but unfortunately it is rote explanation of modern false theology being perpetuated to all in error. See my comments up top for a very brief few verses.

[@jerryanderson3181]

Thank you so much brother for preaching the true word of GOD

[@rsdaarud]

Excellent presentation of a complex topic that tends to trip up Christians. Thanks, Rob!

[@isabelahartze4969]

Thank you for this class. All the pieces that were loose in my head are now put together in a way that makes sense e "sounds like God" other than many teachings about the law, hebrew roots that I've heard.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you, Isabela! Blessings, Rob

[@urlyadoptr]

1Ti 1:6 Certain persons, by swerving from these, have wandered away into vain discussion, 1Ti 1:7 desiring to be teachers of the law, without understanding either what they are saying or the things about which they make confident assertions. 1Ti 1:8 Now we know that the law is good, if one uses it lawfully,

[@Joseph-dl1tg]

Thank you so much Brother! This has been a matter of confusion for me for years. I have been a Christian for 5 years and the topic of the Law has fascinated and overwhelmed me. At one time, I even started fellowshipping with Hebrew Roots believers because I thought that we had to keep the OT laws today as Christians. You have clarified this topic beautifully. Thank you so much! 🙏❤

[@bobreese4807]

It is confusing because LAW trashing bible warping preachers teach HERESY like the Pharisees from 2000 years ago

[@mrbatmancom]

It's amazing to me that a man as learned as you appear to be, will be using Acts chapter 10 and saying that that vision negates us keeping Yah's dietary restrictions. Peter interprets his own vision after he goes to the centurion's home. He literally says that God has made man clean and what God has made clean he should not call common or unclean. It's not about pork it's about people.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Hello, Mr. Batman. Well, at least you find me amazing in one sense. :-) I hear what you're saying, but we need to remember that Scripture inextricably links unclean people and unclean food: “You shall therefore separate the clean beast from the unclean, and the unclean bird from the clean. You shall not make yourselves detestable by beast or by bird or by anything with which the ground crawls, which I have set apart for you to hold unclean. You shall be holy to me, for I the Lord am holy and have separated you from the peoples, that you should be mine.” (Leviticus 20:25-26) God decreed a set of foods unclean for Israel (Lev 11), but Gentiles weren’t held to those laws (See Deut 14:21). So under the Mosaic Covenant, what you ate revealed who you were. This is why in Acts 10 God used a vision of food to indicate a change in the status of people. When the voice said of the food, “What God has made clean, do not call common” (Acts 10:15), Peter understood it signaled a change in the status of people as well. The holiness laws his ancestors had lived under for a millennium and a half- which categorized certain food and certain people unclean-had changed. If we take Peter’s vision solely as a metaphor for the Gentiles, we run into two significant problems. First, on what basis are we willingly allowing for a change in the Law of Moses on the issue of people, but not food? It's an arbitrary standard based on a pre-commitment to keeping the kosher food laws. Second, if the vision was solely given as a metaphor for the Gentiles, the command to “kill and eat” (v. 13) and the declaration “What God has made clean, do not call common” (v. 15) would be based on a falsehood. Yahweh would be teaching that formerly impure people are now clean by _falsely_ declaring formerly impure food clean. There is no precedent in scripture for God doing such a thing. Moreover, Yahweh does not teach false things or abide deceit. “It is impossible for God to lie” (Heb 6:18). Blessings, Rob

[@wakeywakey8603]

It amazes me how so many Christian's try to out Jew the Jews. I mean, they have a long history of failure to abide in the Mosaic Laws (613 Mitzvot Laws). Maybe alot of Christian's are not versed on the doctrine of Double Imputation? By Martin Luther? Is this why so many are still relying on their own works of self righteousness? I wonder?

[@mrbatmancom]

@@TheBiblicalRoots well that's a waste of about 7 minutes I'll never get back. Sir you need to understand you said a whole bunch of nothing. You not addressed the issue that God says it that settles it. There's no place in the New testament that changes what God says his law in the Old testament. Have a blessed day repent or perish.

[@WayofYahushua]

100% Fact. At least your eyes are open unlike the narrator.

[@eliaskhoury2304]

Hi Mr batman, firstly I really enjoyed your video god bless you. I had one question please don't think I'm trying to be smart ass either as i genuinely am unsure. Here goes I have read your reply in regards to the dietary requirements and it referencing the animal it self but I have heard elese where that if this were the case why would God in the beginning say when he made all things which included animals that he says they are all good? If the animal was unclean it wouldn't be good right ? Not sure if I've something which if I have my apologies.

[@avasutton5408]

Thank you so much Rob! Got into Seventh Day Adventism three years ago when I met my current boyfriend, and I loved it in the beginning. Their dietary requirements and other teachings confused me, but I jumped right in being newer and inexperienced in the faith and wanting to support my boyfriend. Your videos have brought me so much peace and educated me so much more than my church has! Keep up the amazing work and may God bless you 💕

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you for sharing that. God is so good!! RLS

[@Romans-rz8fp]

@@avasutton5408 how can you say the law is not important? When Jesus was called perfect and sinless BECAUSE he kept the Torah the way it was meant. Love. It’s all about love. The Torah is not a burden. The new testament says we must follow the commands. Everything leads back to our example. God worked six days and he rested. We are commanded to do the same. This teaching about the law… has made Christian’s not read the back of the boot and they get all doctrine from the New Testament when the new is a confirmation of the old. The law stands. Please be humble and just ask him if you or I are wrong.

[@GuestReview]

You dont have to be a SDA to keep ALL 10 commandments. I am not a SDA either. Follow the words of Jesus. See a few short comments above I made already.

[@DANNYCHISENGA]

​@@Romans-rz8fpSo what does it mean when the Bible says we are not under the law?

[@Romans-rz8fp]

@@DANNYCHISENGA it means we are under grace not laws.. meaning we have grace from these laws we broke? When God commanded Peter to kill and eat? What was his response to kill and eat? He told God No! I have never eaten unclean. This is a few years after Jesus died. They kept the mosaic law. They kept the sabbath. We are saved 100% by faith. But we should also wanna do what the Bible says to do.. I’m not trying to fight at all … just open your eyes… when you read the prophets they are prophesying restoration of Israel. During the millennial reign.. we will be keeping the sabbath and festival and if the nations don’t show up for sukkot it won’t even rain on there land. Now if you didn’t know.. we will be doing sacrifices in the millennial reign.. did you know that? See the problem is we have learned the Bible from men and haven’t studied enuff to show ourselves approved. Jesus kept the sabbath and ate clean… his disciples ate clean and kept the sabbath. Pual which came a few years later. He kept the law. He kept the sabbath. Jesus said I didn’t come to abolish. We are not under law but grace. You gotta have the right foundation or the WHOLE Bible is off in view. This is a Hebrew faith.. we are grafted in… we don’t take over the promises… those are Israeli and we cling to them. And an even bigger topic is who the true Hebrews are.. cause the people living in Israeli right now… are not what Jesus looked like… 1948 man made Israeli is not the fulfillment of prophecy. They don’t dwell safely. They hate our messiah and Christian’s. They want a new messiah. They wanna build third temple. Yet all Christian’s say.. gotta support Israeli.. well that’s wrong.. how did you treat his TRUE children?

[@John3.36]

I think it is important to point out that the Mosaic Covenant between Israel and God was CONDITIONAL, not UNCONDITIONAL like the previous covenant with Abraham.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Indeed! Thanks for watching.

[@craftedeyecandies]

Great side note there (I'll just copy off your paper and write that down real quick, lol.), thanks for pointing that out! God bless!

[@r.a.panimefan2109]

​@craftedeyecandies Ya it's a derail for hebrew roots Once u establish that laws had to change from adam to abraham Noah had a covenant adam did. We ate veges at first then we were allowed meat. 😅 hebrew roots will say noah new which animals were clean cuase he followed the law.? How? Who did seth marry? 😅ask yourself that and it will break the torarh spell.

[@veritasmatters2662]

This video was SO HELPFUL!! Thank you Brother Rob!!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, VM! I am very happy to hear that. Shalom, Rob

[@patriciaaharkins9777]

I enjoyed the teaching and it cleared up a lot. Thank you.

[@Lulu11six]

Great stuff, Rob! Thanks for your work.

[@PeaceofIsrael1234]

Amen, very good, l am praising God for his Holy words of teaching and learning them God bless Amen.

[@robinaragon1230]

"Simple", concise and clear, backed up with scripture references. Thank you!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you, Robin! Rob

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[@galanbrown]

Most Excellent!!

[@martinrenthlei3303]

As a gentile part of a MJ. This couldn't be any better and kinder. Thanks Doctor Solberg. The hebrew roots need a serious theological teacher who is not afraid to engage with them at all levels.

[@johnpeccarelli2389]

Thank you! This is definitely the most comprehensive and clearly explained teaching on the relationship between Levitical law and the law of Christ. God bless you richly for your work!

[@gabriellee4660]

Thank you for furthering my understanding 🙏🏾 god bless you

[@debblouin]

Hebrew Roots adherents seem to have a problem with Paul, so much so that they come close to rejecting him as an apostle and some fully do so. There is a problem there: Peter validated Paul’s ministry and instructed believers to observe Paul’s teaching. So to reject Paul is to reject Peter.

[@lisawrite3470]

Been in that group, Jesus barely mentioned

[@D12Min]

And rejecting Peter is rejecting the Gospel of Mark, as according to historical sources he got his info from Peter. So they basically have to throw out about half of the NT.

[@andreasandre4470]

Thank you ver much! What abbout the Sabbath? Why do Christians now have their service on Sunday? In the 10 Commandments it talks about the sabbath.

[@olivierroubieu]

Thank you so much for providing clarity and sound teaching

[@craigbennett8053]

Always excited to see one of your videos pop up Thanks

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Craig!

[@michaelrocca4619]

What a clear teaching of The Law of Moses, and the “Law of Love”, Christ.

[@pjoshboyd]

Great, as usual... keep on keepin' on!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Josh!

[@garymoroney7565]

Great Word, ticked all the boxes very simply put

[@Rvillaluz123]

Absolutely magnificent! This video is much appreciated.

[@relearn1]

Because of being 73 what you are saying agrees with the reading and studying scriptures since 6 or 7 years old in 1957 or 1958. Teach children and when they wander they will allways come back. Praise the Lord.

[@howardbabcom]

Thanks for pointing out that the relationship to the law for the people of Israel was covenantal. This is imperative to understand in respect to the promise of the new covenant, where sanctification is defined as an internal work, clearly because of God's sending of The Messiah, who is our righteousness and holiness. This is why Paul defines our relationship to the law as being entirely re-defined by the freedom found uniquely in Christ (Galatians 3:22). Keep up the good work!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Howard!

[@BellaDigital-p7e]

This is Brilliant. As a recovering Mormon I am loving learning this. This was so clear

[@JoshJorg44]

the question becomes, if the only two commands are to love God and people. how do we do that? it seems like now that every other command is gone, we are left to our own interpretation of what love is. example: it used to be Gods command that his people were not to worship him the way pagans did by making up their own feasts to him (golden calf) but now can we love God and celebrate man made feasts to God. (chrismas) It seems with only just two commands that we are leaving a lot out and a lot would be left up to people's own interpretation of what they believe love is. And what exactly would be the definition of sin now?

[@breenaturelle9032]

Hope you've found your answer

[@keithsecrist]

This is the working of the Holy Spirit. He’s there to convict the world of sin, the believer of his righteousness. If you understand your identity in Christ you are much less focused on sin and more-so focused on Christ living through you. If all a person focuses on is sin managment I think it is worth asking, have they died?

[@rickcampanella4254]

Love is a Who

[@speakerofthetruth01]

Amen brother Im all with you there. This is where christianity fall into great darkness and they dont know it. Isaiah 8:20 (KJV) To the LAW and to the testimony: if they SPEAK NOT ACCORDING to this word, IT IS BECAUSE THERE IS NO LIGHT IN THEM.

[@speakerofthetruth01]

​@@keithsecristCAN WE GET THE SPIRIT OF GOD WITHOUT HIS WORD?

[@alanalynn2023]

Best summary of the bible Ive ever heard

[@randymccracken2722]

This is an excellent presentation. It's very thorough and well explained. Thanks brother and God bless!

[@kimartist]

Thank you. So many are confused about law keeping, Jesus' fulfillment of the law, love being fulfillment of the law for believers by faith, etc. When I read (over & over) Romans, Galatians & Hebrews I finally began to understand it. Sad, because I've listened to 1000s of hours of Christian radio (because I ditched my tv in 1980) & no one can explain what should be so simple - especially Hebrews, which I feel is the "magnifying glass" that harmonizes both Old & New Testaments.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Kim! Yes, Hebrews is an amazing book! We've begun a Bible Study on Hebrews, if you haven't seen it yet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmSThJqdrJaojcU Blessings, Rob

[@d-vision2426]

Just found and subscribed to this channel recently. Very helpful content, bro! I'm glad you posted that 1 Cor reference. It'll come in hanady when trying to talk sense into my "have to follow the Torah" Christian friends.

[@Pverb623]

Well I’m a have follow Torah Jew……that studies…..what verse would you try and use on me? Tell me….do you believe in Kosher? How about the oral Torah? Let’s see how much you know!?

[@Pverb623]

@@CleanlinessisGodliness One the NT is not apart of the Jewish Bible….. Two …your saying you have to remove apart of your Bible to see truth……? Remove the whole thing then! Deuteronomy 4:2 Do not add to what I command you and do not subtract from it, but keep the commands of the LORD your God that I give you. Your literally saying that the NT is not the word of God……I agree! Without Paul….there is no NT…….so Jesit would have not been created by man then. Paul never even gave his meeting with Jesit story……Luke did…… Please look at how Luke knew this story but Paul didn’t…? I could add a story for anyone, if they didn’t give a back story…..! The story of Jesit has been told since the Egyptians…..Pharaoh thought he was a god…….that didn’t work out to well for him huh?

[@Pverb623]

I am a “have to follow the Torah “ Jew……..please give me the 1 Corinthians verse….let’s see where the “talking sense” comes in…..! Please talk since into it! 1 Corinthians 9:20 When I was with the Jews, I lived like a Jew to bring the Jews to Christ. When I was with those who follow the Jewish law, I too lived under that law. Even though I am not subject to the law, I did this so I could bring to Christ those who are under the law. Paul wasn’t under the laws….as he says. This verse proves messianic Christianity, where Christians dress and act like Jews to infiltrate our synagogues and preach the gospel…..this illegal in Israel…..so why does Christianity like to break laws…..? Sense….!?

[@fer-nandosplace5481]

So grateful for your ministry and labors in Gods word. Several years ago my wife and I got involved in the Hebrew roots doctrine ( keeping the feast, eating kosher, Saturday church and not celebrating Christmas and Easter). I walked away from from these teaching over two years ago, but my has doubled down on Torah teaching. She spends hours a day listening to online Torah teachers and studying scripture through a Hebrew Roots lens. She also teaches my two homeschooled daughters to keep Torah. As you can imagine this has devided my home. My wife and daughters no longer attend church with me and I feel like a novice when discussing / arguing about this topic biblically, but know I have a responsibility to teach and correct regardless if it’s received or not. Your channels is extremely helpful at rooting and grounding me in proper theology so I can counter these false teachings in my home.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you for sharing this, Fernando. I'm so sorry for what you're going through! Prayer is our most powerful weapon, and I just paused and said a prayer for you and your wife and daughters. If you haven't seen it yet, you might find this video of ours helpful: *Five tips for responding to Torah-keeping family and friends* kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIOulGlrrpmBgrc Blessings, Rob

[@harveyhutchinson8266]

This is the usual Jesus nullified the law teaching. He came and fulfilled the law in order to nullify the law. Because God made a mistake with the first law so had to make another covenant that didn’t include all those annoying bits. The problem with the first covenant was that the people were stiff necked and hard-hearted so the new covenant He is writing it on our hearts so we will want to keep his law! It’s not a new law. Jewish people are not Israel. Israel are the twelve tribes of Jacob. Ten tribes were scattered amongst the nations not destroyed. Jesus came to restore the lost sheep (lost 10 tribes) that is who the gentile believers are. They are descendants of Jacob or they are adopted into Israel. They are certainly not Jews but likewise they are Gods people. The feasts are not Jewish feasts they’re God’s feasts to be kept for all generations, not “until I made another covenant”. Again the covenant was made with Israel not just the Jews so we should keep His calendar rather than man’s calendar. The fourth commandment is keep the sabbath not Constantine’s sun worship day. Peter’s vision was not about abandoning the dietary law! It was about not calling gentiles unclean. Peter didn’t start eating bacon 😂he went to the gentile household and gave them the gospel. Paul went to the temple and paid for the sacrifices so the men could complete their Nazarene vows. He was accused of teaching against the law of Moses which he denied multiple times. Peter warns that Paul is difficult to understand and is easily misinterpreted by those who teach lawlessness. Paul didn’t teach against circumcision. He taught it is not for salvation and you should not do it until you understand the law which new gentile believers did not do. Gentiles are not to become Jews but they’re to learn to follow the Torah out of loving obedience just as messiah Yeshua (Jesus) did. That’s what he was teaching. Hebrew roots people go too far and start keeping the oral law which Jesus riled against. He condemned the ritual hand washing and sabbath walking laws turning the ritual hand washing water into wine and commanding the lame man to pick up his bed and walk in breach of the oral tradition of man. Jesus taught to not add or subtract from the law of Moses. He commanded we do what the Pharisees teach isn the synagogue when seated on the seat of Moses (the Law) but not do as the Pharisees do (oral law) Your wife is doing correctly teach your children Torah. Sunday worship, Easter and Christmas are pagan holy days. Humble yourself,seek His face, pray and repent and He will hear you, He will be your God and you will be His son and He will heal your land (relationship with your family). I bless you and your family. May you experience the blessings of keeping His commandments as a family being set-apart from the world, in Yeshua’s name amen

[@FormerTrucker]

Love thy neighbor as thy self and Love God a lot more. Jesus first, others second and yourself last.

[@janezietlow2851]

My best friend is a seventh exist and since I met him in 2014, I’ve tried to show him that we are no longer under the law, but he won’t budge. He can talk me around the table so I don’t bring it up anymore, but I need to give a reason for the hope that I have in Christ and your video has helped me so much with this.

[@kimhaywood2252]

Excellent teaching and illustration.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Kim!

[@melissahasart4969]

This is such a great summary! Thank you!

[@craftedeyecandies]

Dude! (No offense, just a lil excited!) Where have you been all my life?! I'm 44, been in church all my life, saved as a young adult, listened to hundredssss of sermons, Bible studies, classes, podcasts, bought all the books, devotionals, study and parallel bibles, actually read some of em, including the Bible of course, but it took me watching the Prince of Egypt (yrs ago) and this 27 minute, animated slide show produced by an awesome theologian btw, articulated with brevity and simplicity for me to finally understand what I never could about all this. God bless you Bro. Solberg. I have adhd and sitting to read the Word of God has truly been a struggle, and feels like a daunting event, because I get bored, distracted, restless, etc. I was totally engaged here the entire time, finally able to fit the pieces together. I thank God for leading me to this video, and for you making it! I think I will just have to get myself a children's KJV bible.... I'm getting excited all over again! Thank You Lord Jesus for Your Holy Spirit! God bless whoever is still reading this really long message 😊! Much love!!

[@rayray4192]

Grow up and stop calling professor Solberg “ dude.”

[@bobreese4807]

@@rayray4192 Grow up and read ROMANS 2:1

[@craftedeyecandies]

@@rayray4192 To start your comment by telling me to grow up and stop calling the professor 'dude' insinuates that I've done it before or that I do it generally speaking in which case neither is true. I find it disheartening that with everything I said here, for reasons I won't ask you about, you intentionally chose to make a post about that one word I used in my honest and grateful appreciation for his teaching. It's also worth mentioning that too often we miss the blessings of the life changing messages because we're too focused on the title or degrees of the messenger.... It's kind of how some people condemn others for not capitalizing the Lord's names as being disrespectful, while they live utterly sinful lives with no regard for God's commandments daily.... Which would you say God will judge them on? Using proper grammer or being an obedient servant of His commands? I look forward to your thoroughly thought out answer. God bless you and much love to you no matter what! Blessings to you during this holiday season, remembering the reason for this season most importantly, and prayers for safety, and many blessings to overtake you into and through a new year!!

[@rayray4192]

@@craftedeyecandies i absolutely don’t miss the insightful truths of Rob’s teachings. When you make assumptions about people who you don’t know you make an ass of yourself. Grow up.

[@rayray4192]

@@craftedeyecandies it’s not about grammar or misspelling a word. It’s about respect. You never served in the armed forces. Respect is incredibly important. Grow up

[@MiaKalov]

This video is such a blessing, you are helping so many people like myself. Thank you so much, and God bless!❤

[@velvetvideo]

Love your approach to teaching. God bless.

[@rayray4192]

Just discovered Rob. He’s wonderful and way patient with heretical Hebrew roots freaks.

[@faithandthought]

Brother, I recently found your channel and praise God for it. You have certainly helped me to understand The Bible on a deeper level. God bless you, and may He continue to grow you in wisdom on these topics 🙏🏼🔥

[@0ne_Visionary]

Very well structured and fleshed out.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you, Juan!

[@rickmiles5297]

I love this teaching. Thank you for being so clear, logical and bringing Gods wisdom to light on this subject.

[@budcurtis4512]

Great explanation. Very clear and biblical. Thank you.

[@greeneyedvideos77]

Great video, thank you

[@schellycraft4290]

Excelent presentation

[@Dadattackrocketleague]

Thank you This is quite helpful! It’s really wild that the more I watch content about G-d, Yahusha (“Jesus”) that the commercials/Ads are all about sin.

[@TheBeginningOfWisdom]

I’m learning more and more how an understanding of the biblical covenants proves that the Hebrew Roots perspective is unbiblical. When you see that some commands are specific to a certain covenant, you see that one cannot simply cite a commandment to show it is binding. Priests had certain washings that were commanded under the Mosaic covenant, but now, there are no true priests under that covenant. In the New Covenant, we are all priests, with Jesus our high priest, and so we all are commanded to do the washing (baptism), but only once, because in it we identify with Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, which were once for all time.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Great point, Andrew! Your stuff is really good.

[@mitchchapman2754]

@@TheBiblicalRoots How does "do the washing (baptism), but only once" reconcile with Hebrews 6:2 "....the doctrine of baptismS..."?

[@peterthepakeha2799]

Acts 15....a very easy explanation of the law mosaic laws we are to follow.

[@vishalgurung7606]

Beautifully explained

[@Verbalaesthet]

I have read the Bible and I can confirm all the things he has said. Excellent video through and through. It helped me put things into perspective too. So thank you.

[@brothabrian6004]

Great job Rob

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Brian!

[@donaldmalone4547]

I truly love the way you explain the message of scripture, especially the law. I am always willing to hear more. Thanks for your dedication.

[@billstewart1297]

Really good stuff. This is very confusing to many but you make it so clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Bill!

[@ryan_hakes]

So thankful for your ministry brother. God bless you for making videos like this that brings crystal Biblical clarity to such a hot divisive topic. Every Christian should hear this message especially those spiritually confused by those spreading false teaching in the Hebrew Roots Torah movements. Keep fighting the Good Fight! You are a tremendous asset to the Kingdom for such a time as this! 🙏✝️

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you, Ryan! Blessings, Rob

[@bibletime7632]

I noticed a major contradiction. You said that we can't throw out the Mosaic Law because it shows us what sin is but we don't have to observe the laws. If the mosaic law shows us what sin is then should we not practice it to avoid sin?

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Hey, BT! The Law of Moses speaks to more than just what sin is. It also speaks to the ceremonial and national laws of ancient Israel. And the problem arises when we conflate the two. The ceremonial laws were given to Israel alone and have never been incumbent on Gentiles. It's not a sin for Gentiles to eat pork or work on Saturday, for example. The laws of right and wrong, on the other hand, apply to everyone. We know this because (a.) those moral laws existed long before Sinai, and (b.) God never judges other nations for not keeping Shabbat, or eating kosher, or observing the feasts. Israel alone is judged for that. Yet, (c.) other nations _are_ judged for moral evil. Blessings, Rob

[@peterthepakeha2799]

Acts 15 will clear up any questions whether we as Christians need to follow the law.

[@bobreese4807]

ACTS 15 comes form Leviticus 17 & 18 and was a QUICKSTART GUIDE FOR GENTILES to keep the church from being contaminated by PERVERTED, DEPRAVED BARBARIANS.

[@peterthepakeha2799]

@@bobreese4807 .....where does it say that the 4 requirements are a starter pack in context to the letter to the gentile church in acts 15 ?

[@peterthepakeha2799]

@@bobreese4807 .....I can't find anywhere in acts 15 that suggests what you are suggesting.

[@bobreese4807]

@@peterthepakeha2799 The clue is in ACTS 15:21...notice how in ACTS 13:42 a bunch of gentiles were attending synagogue. AS one matures in bible study they learn what is EXPLICITY stated in verses and what is IMPLICITY implied.

[@peterthepakeha2799]

@@bobreese4807 ....thats not clear at all, the question was does a gentile believer once coming to faith in christ need to follow the law of moses, the answer was no....its very clear, this idea that you need to add the law in is false.

[@cbonhomme1]

Thank you so much. This is so clear and helps us so much understand the Biblical law. Thank you.!!!

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thanks, Clara!

[@Pverb623]

What does it clear up about Jewish law? First Christians need to understand that the laws were given to the Jews and no one else. Psalms 147:19-20 He relates His word to Jacob, His statutes and Judgments to Israel. He did not do so for any other nation, no such judgments - they know them not. Hallelujah!

[@jesusvazquez1455]

@@Pverb623 you nailed it man, Toyra is only for the Jews and no one else. My HaShem bless you and all your beloved family!

[@danieltharp5147]

I may the most high God bless you.

[@peterhook2258]

I have begun an interest in Messianic Judaism and as a gentile by loss of ancestry (no clue lol) I was wondering if I was obligated to learn and follow all OT laws. This video is giving me the opposite side of the coin as a starting point. Thanks for it. I will be trying to learn the balance between the two and their meanings.

[@anthonykloppers3377]

That is an excellent approach, I wish you much wisdom and blessing in that journey. The truth is scattered all over the show, with much error in between. Ask for wisdom and don't doubt - Jas 1:5 But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and with no reproach, and it shall be given to him. Jas 1:6 But let him ask in faith, doubting nothing. For he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, driven by the wind and tossed.

[@MikeLJ-ku7ov]

What there not telling you is Jesus through the law revealed the mysteries of the kingdom. The church seems to believe it’s a good thing to abrogate the law using grace to perpetuate sin itself. Definition of sin is 1 John 3:4 keeping the law is not to be saved but because you are saved. Jesus have his life for you to see this literally believe the church system and be without your call

[@cbonhomme1]

​​​@@MikeLJ-ku7ovI am pretty sure you can't obey the law perfectly as the people of Israel did. Thanks to God for sending Jesús to put his Holy Spirit in us and now He leads us and gives us the power to obey the grace to repent and the love to restore us when we sin and repent.

[@MikeLJ-ku7ov]

@@cbonhomme1 You are exactly right for obvious reasons which could be explained by the law itself. But what if I told you by writing it / the commandments on your heart is the only way for the mysteries of the kingdom to be revealed. 1John 3:4 defines sin therefore we have to agree it’s correct knowing the word of god can not be rebuffed the verses has to make sense. Key is knowing what the law could or could not do what it’s function is and limitations. After reading Ezekiel chapters 40 to 48 and Zachariah chapter 14 we know the fest days and sacrificial system will be in full force and effect in the kingdom. Think more of them as a learning tool than a list of dos and don’ts and watch your blessings increase exponentially. Boils down to a choice believe the Catholic Church or the word of God subjective reasoning is only a man’s commentary. Study the original languages will take time God was patient with me who at one time was a worse individual than you I’m sure. God blessings be upon you.Malachi 4:4

[@rethinkingjesus]

Great video with great information.

[@leonaperdue8784]

Wow thank you so much. My husband and my son are caught up with the Hebrew roots movement. I totally appreciate your teachings on this.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Thank you, Leona!

[@leonaperdue8784]

@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 RL Solberg knows what I mean. Thank you.

[@boltingpuppies]

@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 I appreciated your comment. I have been to some messianic assemblies in person where I did not hear much on Yeshua or it felt dead. On the other hand I have also watched/joined an on-line group of messianic believers who continually praise Yeshua and preach all of the scriptures, old and new, every sabbath. There is a difference.

[@robertj5208]

Beautiful!!! I am sharing with others!!!!

[@LeeHolmes-i4w]

Jesus taught that the rich young man should keep the 10 commandments we should keep His commandments also

[@timwhitmore7]

He taught him he cannot be perfect by personal works. The man persisted in trying to justify himself after Jesus had already commended him. Plus, the man was Jewish and still under the old covenant law. We are gentiles in the new covenant under the law of Christ.

[@LeeHolmes-i4w]

@ Agreed it is not by the work of sacrifice of bulls and sheep that redeems us from sin but it is the atonement of the blood of Jesus that brought us close who were once far , into the covenant relationship with God .. And the Ten Commandments which are Not done away with are now written on our hearts so that we may walk pleasing before Him .

[@timwhitmore7]

@@LeeHolmes-i4w the important distinction is that, for example, breaking the written commandment of keeping the sabbath (perfectly) means death if the 10 commandments are still binding to New Testament believers in Jesus Christ. This is not the case, and we are not obligated to keep them. Neither were we instructed to keep the 10 commandments by the apostles (& the Holy Spirit) in Acts at the council of Jerusalem. The law is fulfilled in love, we are saved by grace through faith. Therefore, saying we should keep the 10 commandments is not only something the Bible doesn’t teach, but a false doctrine which can cause fear to Christians who don’t understand we’re not obligated to do so, and causing them to stumble and question the liberty we have in Christ Jesus. A little leaven leavens the whole lump, unnecessary bondage to the law of Moses can cause a lot of destruction.

[@LeeHolmes-i4w]

@ Keeping the 10 Commandments is not keeping the blanket statement “law of Moses “ . Read more carefully God made a clear separation between the Covenant 10 Commandments and the rest which were instructions (Torah) on how his Nation Israel should live in the land of promise before God in order for it to be well with them . Then Jesus when asked how we should obtain eternal life tells the young man keep the Commandments, but he specifically sighted the 10 Commandments and none of the 600+ others. Then again Paul reminds us that the 10 Commandments are written on our hearts. And so to you I would say that if you are born again and it is written in your heart it is not a burden to walk reverently in the Ways of the Lord..

[@oopsisolditagain4191]

​@@LeeHolmes-i4wthe law is a whole. You cannot separate the 10 from the others. If so that means Jesus was wrong that one jot wouldn't be done away with. If we aren't under the entire law then it's fulfilled and we are obligated under something different

[@manojshopping-k6l]

Absolutely Wonderful video - power packed - you have taken efforts to make a video to explain !!! So proud of your work and commitment. GOD BLESS YOU & THE LISTENERS

[@wakeywakey8603]

To this day, 13 year old Jewish boys are expected to memorize or learn the 613 Mitvot Laws as a right of passage & to celebrate their Bar Mitvah. Interesting that before somebody can become a lawyer in America, they need to pass the Bar Exam 🤓

[@4surefiredee568]

Great teaching

[@mthsgnzg]

Perfect, great job 👏🏼

[@AD-qm3bv]

I wish this video goes viral cause I too used to question why God was so harsh in the old testement but now I know the history I feel so much more confident in the Bible and Jesus Christ. I think every single Christian need to do this homework at least once in their lives so that when an athiest or someone fron another religion questions us about the old laws were not faltering in showing Jesus Christ mercy. Thank you so much

[@bobreese4807]

BASHING/TRASHING O.T. insults GOD who was Moses' manager and insults/ makes Moses appear to be a control freak, sadistic tyrant!!!

[@etsnr05]

Obey the laws of The Most High, Deut 4:2 sends a clear warning NOT to add or remove from the law of God, he is the same today, yesterday and forever. We as believers need to be very careful of what is being feed to us from an earthly standpoint. Be bless!

[@janezietlow2851]

Wow, thank you so much. You have helped me grow in my faith

[@kyellmasarate9654]

Sir, I think some of your explanation of some text are out of context.

[@DOABIGKAY]

GOD BLESS YOU SO MUCH SIR. I AM BLESSED

[@markosavic924]

God bless you Rob, for explaining this complicated topic in such an easy and simple way.

[@markowusu6511]

“You yourselves know how unlawful it is for a Jew to associate with or to visit anyone of another nation, but God has shown me that I should not call any person common or unclean (Acts 10:28). I am not sure Peter's vision was about clean and unclean food at all. That said, great video by the way. God bless you.

[@jesusnameaboveallnames7369]

08.14.2021 So good to see you Brother Rob!! 💙 Did I miss your Friday Broadcast or is this video to replace it?🤔 In either case, thank you very much for your posting this. Your hard/diligent study/work is much appreciated.👊 👑JESUS IS LORD/KING👑 PHILIPPIANS 2:9-11🛐

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

The latest podcast went out on the podcast networks, but we're a little late getting it up on KZbin. It will be posting this evening!

[@jesusnameaboveallnames7369]

08.14.2021 @@TheBiblicalRoots Great, thank you for explaining the situation. As always, I'll be looking forward to viewing it.🤓 Have a good evening Brother!!👊

[@janezietlow2851]

Wow, thank you so much. You have helped me grow in my faith.

[@gwynnethsmith9226]

He said if you love Me keep My commandments! Love is an action! We are saved by faith but it does not say the laws are dead! It says the opposite!!! The disciples kept them even after Jesus went back to Heaven!

[@sonnyhayes689]

Dr. Solberg, it is a very rare thing to see anyone discuss the Noahide Laws. Would you please do a brief discussion regarding the Noahide Laws. Thank you.

[@TheBiblicalRoots]

Great idea, Sonny. Thanks! RLS

[@ThomasDickensheets]

Pray for me

[@janezietlow2851]

Prayed for you today from Alaska❤

[@ilovemysweeties]

This is so clear and understandable 👍

[@melodybellrose6820]

Thank you so much -- spent 20 yrs in a Christian church that kept the OT feasts, sabbath, dietary laws, and then it fractured --thought it was gone, and just recently found there are still branches and I was wrestling with whether God wanted me to go back to that -- your lecture has helped to realize it is not what God is requiring --- I am so grateful God led me to your site!!!

[@juanvaldez3515]

Sabbath and festivals are all still in place

[@sulongenjop7436]

The Biblical laws are to love God and love people. We love God by worshipping him and follow how he loves. We love people in every good quality of life.

[@lorrindawyatt2988]

Wrong about Peter. That is about unclean ppl

[@GodsKingdomStudios]

Explained perfectly! God bless you brother!

[@lisawrite3470]

I've believe and have studied both old and new testaments for decades. I tried attending a messianic assembly for a year. What I found strange bc all this was new to me, is that Jesus was rarely mentioned! BUT I KNEW MY BIBLE so this was a huge red flag. I studied there but found that they did not have anything that touched me. I left after Rabbi made it clear that he did not agree with Holy Spirit pored out to encourage the assembly. Bc I love scripture I began honoring shabbat. The first time, as I lit my candles, the kiss of Jesus fell upon my cheek. Of course, I was in love with Him and I felt a kiss. Upon my cheek. Sweet presence came into my room and had a more intimate fellowship than I can say. Bc I know the law of liberty in christ, I just enjoyed our appointment. The Hebrew language, Abraham man of faith thrilled me.

[@missdebbie6791]

And in most modern Christian churches you never hear the Father, YHWH, mentioned. Because people are deluded into the belief in a trinity.

[@tonystorcke]

This is very good teaching.

[@marekweclawek5897]

10 commandments are not part of Mosaic law. They are eternal moral precepts given to all mankind, not just the Hebrews. They were placed inside the ark of the covenant, as opposed to all other laws placed outside the ark. That was done to make a clear distinction between the two. The 10 commandments is the moral law given to all created beings, whether angels or humans. How do we know that? All throughout the Bible, whenever there is a mention of fall of Lucifer ( angels) or Adam ( humans) there is a reference to sin. What is sin? Transgression of the law. Which one? 10 commandments.Therefore, it is critical two make demarcation between Mosaic laws ( for the Hebrews) which were nailed to the cross and 10 commandments which were not. 10 commandments define sin, and we are supposed to fulfil the law ( like Jesus), love is fulfilling of the law. To keep God's commandments is synonymous with love. Blessings

[@janezietlow2851]

I’m just wondering, are you a seventh day Adventist? Because this is what my friend who is a seventh Always tells me.

[@marekweclawek5897]

@@janezietlow2851 Yes, I am. But the question is, is what I am claiming biblical or not irrespective of denomination. Many blessings.

[@denissaarsova5996]

Veery well explained! Thank you and God bless you with lots of fruit ❤️

[@disciplemike1]

again, many people don't know who Israel is. there are no covenants with gentiles. God only has one group of people, and they are called "Israel". To partake in the promises, one has to be grafted into Israel.

[@wakeywakey8603]

Grafted into Abraham's family Tree aka the olive Tree in order to have peace with God. Which also means to enter into God's Rest (Sabbath). Jesus Christ is Lord of the Sabbath.

[@boltingpuppies]

@disicplemike1 Amen Isaiah 56:3 "Let not the foreigner who has joined himself to the LORD say, “The LORD will surely separate me from His people.”

[@stephenfoster9009]

Ephesians 2

[@princeeugen777]

Matthew 11:28 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden(with sins) and I will GIVE you REST... (from sins). Matthew 7:23 AND THEN will I profess unto them, I NEVER knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity(sins). Matt 11:28 come to me heavy laden with sins to tell you in Matt 7:23 that I NEVER knew you because of sins. &You know that you cannot change I NEVER KNEW YOU in I DON’T KNOW YOU ANYMORE… NEVER in Matt 7:23 is NEVER also in Matt 11:28 and is NEVER also in 1John 2:1. And so is clearly that Matt 11:28 was NEVER addressed to YOU. And you will NEVER find any DOCTOR in theology being able to help you to understand both verses. But until now EVERYONE is sure that he is going to heaven and NOBODY is interested to know WHAT can put the DIVINE Jesus in impossibly to KNOW even those who are the greatest working in Jesus’s NAME(Matt 7:22).

[@wordupwithsamnunez7101]

Salvation is not inherited however. Many Jews in Jesus time claimed to be sons of Abraham and therefore beneficiaries of the promises. This was a mistake. These promises found their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus. This is why it is faith in Jesus that saves and not hereditary decent or identification with Israel. Our faith in Jesus makes us a unique people, set apart from being a Jew or gentile

[@musclemama3941]

Great teaching! Thank you!

[@Berean_with_a_BTh]

For someone who claims to be a theologian, you display an appalling ignorance of Scripture and Hebrew history. Contrary to what you claim: 1. Gentiles living in Israel were not expected to be Torah-observant. Although they were not supposed to work on the sabbath, they were not required to circumcise their sons or eat only kosher foods, for example. 2. The Torah was not built piecemeal with the addition of extra mitzvot each time Israel disobeyed God. 3. Although the 10 northern tribes were taken into captivity and Israel never recovered as a nation, those tribes were not wiped off the map. Many Israelites fled south to the nation of Judah. All 12 tribes were thus affected by the Babylonian captivity and a remnant of all 12 later returned to the Promised Land. 4. The Promised Land did not become a theocracy post-exile; that is what it was between Moses and King Saul. Post-exile, it became a hierocracy. 5. The commandments referred to in Matthew 22:36-40 were not introduced for the new covenant; they merely affirmed existing summaries of the old one (cf. Deuteronomy 6:5; Leviticus 19:18). The greatest commandment encapsulates the first four of the 10 commandments and the second greatest commandment encapsulates the last six. 6. Your assertion that obedience to even the 10 commandments has been done away with on the basis of Matthew 22:36-40 is not supported by anything written in the NT. One wonders what you have to say about: 1 Corinthians 7:19; Matthew 5:28 (cf. Exodus 20:17); Matthew 19:16-19 (cf. Exodus 20:12-16: Leviticus 19:18); Romans 13:9 (cf. Exodus 20:13-15; 17: Leviticus 19:18); Ephesians 6:1-3 (cf. Exodus 20:12); Colossians 3:5 (cf. Exodus 20:3, 14, 17); 1 Corinthians 8:6 (cf. Exodus 20:3)? 7. Acts 10 has nothing to do with God declaring all foods clean. As the narrative plainly shows, Peter's vision was allegorical and the reality concerned sharing the gospel with gentiles. Given the ritual purity context of Mark 7, even Mark 7:19 only applies to _kosher_ foods. Furthermore, 1 Corinthians 10:23-30 concerns asking questions about whether food has been offered in sacrifice, not whether it is kosher. 8. In saying the old covenant has become obsolete, the writer does not say it has already been abolished; rather, he says it _will soon_ disappear. You say, however, that the old covenant has in fact already disappeared. Yet your own defense of the Law's ongoing utility confirms that it has not. 9. Your claim that the Law of Moses concerned only outward acts and behaviors is false. The two greatest commandments already prove otherwise. Moreover, the 1st and 10th Commandments (which bookend the rest) clearly concern one's thoughts. As an example if this, Jesus' teaching about lust in Matthew 5:28 addresses the 10th commandment, not the 7th. In the Septuagint, the verb translated 'covet' in Exodus 20:17 & Deuteronomy 5:21 is ἐπιθυμέω (epithumeó), the same word Jesus used for lust at Matthew 5:28. Paul used the corresponding noun, ἐπιθυμία (epithumia), in Romans 7:7 & 13:9 when referring to Exodus 20:17 & Deuteronomy 5:21. Paul drives the point home in Romans 7:7-8: _I should not have known what it is to covet_ (ἐπιθυμία - epithumia) _if the law had not said, "You shall not covet_ (ἐπιθυμέω - epithumeó) _." But sin, finding opportunity in the commandment, wrought in me all kinds of covetousness_ (ἐπιθυμία - epithumia). In other words, lust and covetousness are the same thing in Scripture. As for Adam and Eve in the garden, perhaps you'd care to explain how either could have violated the 10th commandment? 10. Christ does not give us his righteousness. You should read 2 Corinthians 5:21, which says Christ was _made_ sin for us (not that our sin was imputed to Him) and that we _become_ the righteousness of God through union with Christ (not just have it imputed to us). See also Romans 3:22; 5:19; Galatians 3:13 & Philippians 3:9. There is no scriptural support for the imputation of: a. Adam's guilt or sin nature to anyone; b. our guilt to Christ; or c. Christ's righteousness to us. These are just inferences Calvinists and others have imported into Scripture (i.e. eisegesis) to support their doctrine. What we do see, though, is that faithfulness to God was reckoned to Abraham as righteousness (Romans 4:3, 9, 22). See also Romans 4:5-6 for righteousness on the basis of faithfulness being imputed to us also.

[@Macropod_]

One wonders how a 'theologian' could get so much so wrong...

[@breenaturelle9032]

Job was righteous before his God. To me that means he did all that his God commanded and for this reason he was seen as an upright man. At least that's how I see it