Apologia Studios Overview of the Hebrew Roots Movement Pt. 7

[@littleredpixie3116]

One of my favorite verses kept coming into my mind watching this..."Children be strong and courageous in keeping the law, for by it you shall be glorified". 1 Maccabees 2:64

[@konaken1035]

It's fun and easy for me. I was lost and now found.

[@matthewford4050]

That is not scripture.

[@littleredpixie3116]

@@matthewford4050 1 Maccabees (as well as 14 other Apocryphal books) was in the original KJV 1599, as well as the Coverdale Bible published in 1535 and the 1560 Geneva Bible (the Geneva is what traveled on the Mayflower with the Pilgrims). The Protestant church removed the Apocryphal books in the 1800s. So, yes, this is "scripture". This is a quote from Wikipedia: "They reasoned that not printing the Apocrypha within the Bible would prove to be less costly to produce. Since that time most modern editions of the Bible and reprintings of the King James Bible omit the Apocrypha section."

[@matthewford4050]

@@littleredpixie3116 I agree they were there for reference, but not considered as scripture.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

@@matthewford4050 Those books are not considered scripture by todays modern church. But 250 years ago, you probably would have been burned at the stake for suggesting that these books were not scripture.

[@2550marshall]

Remember brothers, we were just as blind as them before we came to the truth. In kindness and humility is what we should use to help the blind.

[@kyritsitonakis5802]

Amen brother May the Shalom of our Lord bring you much rest and refuge.... Ephesians 4:1-6 NKJV - I, therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you to walk worthy of the calling with which you were called, with all lowliness and gentleness, with longsuffering, bearing with one another in love, endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all. Philippians 4:5 NKJV - Let your gentleness be known to all men. The Lord is at hand. 2 Samuel 22:36 NKJV - “You have also given me the shield of Your salvation; Your gentleness has made me great.

[@carolynpalano9284]

❤

[@mikeconway2280]

Amen to that brother! I was and appreciated those who didn't call me derogatory names simply because of my ignorance. That was how I was raised. I now try to show the same mercy when I explain why I don't do christmas or eat pork for example, I also explain in kindness and humility. Thank you for that post

[@lanceroark6386]

Remember Brothers, we didn’t turn a blind eye to the truth; and they won’t repent if a loved one returns from the dead, so be soft with them so they don’t get that bitter salty taste from you.

[@JamieCamile495]

Zack I memorized Matt 7:21-23 while I was still in the church, before I ever knew about Torah. We never know how powerful scripture is even when we’re ignorant of the truth! That scripture means more now that I know the truth!

[@kimmccarl1089]

I really wish Those You had in this Teaching would listen to this with an open mind and ears .... This Is Good !

[@chavak3497]

You're the best, Zach... love watching. Took a lot of notes. BTW, the reason you're good at this, is because of your great sense of humor. Makes it fun.

[@returntotorahderegresoalat2719]

Must done another one like this one again! I laughed so hard when you said is he calling me, gay? This one was one of the funniest you’ve made thus far!!

[@mariaconforti8264]

I agree. 😆

[@grcleve7053]

Gay original definition was happy.😁

[@YetiMama]

Zach, these are solid gold. Thank you for taking the time.

[@lapetitemaison4219]

I am learning so much Zac through God's use of you. Your happy and joyful, honest spirit. Thank you!

[@sinistransgressionofthetor5449]

Its amazing the conclusion of Malachi reminds to keep the law. The same Malachi that is used for tithe messages at churches every week

[@TGuard00014]

I generally like Apologia Church and enjoy Cultish. But they were so far off on this one that I couldn’t make it through the first thirty minutes. I appreciate you suffering through this because I couldn’t make myself do it.

[@alexblack6634]

It's Andrew, he hates the us torah observant followers of Yeshua. But never will debate us.

[@ammm6854]

One of your best videos. Just classic. Come back Zac and go back to the beginning.

[@joegutierrez4197]

Thanks for this "winsome" series!!! Blessings!!!

[@munchkinlk83]

....winsome....awwww...he's dancing around in all areas! 😊 Thank you for your videos! Maybe, one day soon these men will discover the truth.

[@bigfamilybigdreams]

Part 7 was the best! Thank you for speaking so well on behalf of us who follow the Fathers commandments. I am tired of being labeled as "part of a cultish movement".

[@LightSeekers777]

WRONG WRONG WRONG WRONG........ Loved this! I, too, was taught the Pharisees were perfect keepers of the Law. When I saw that the Pharisees were actually breaking God's Laws, I finally understood why they were called HYPOCRITES! Here is another verse.....And when they heard about them, they began glorifying God; and they said to him, “You see, brother, how many thousands there are among the Jews of those WHO HAVE BELIEVED, and they are all ZEALOUS FOR THE LAW..... Why when they "believe" do they BECOME ZEALOUS for the Law? Eye opener!!!!

[@firefly9559]

This was absolutely great. I hope they went home and READ their Bibles.

[@mikeconway2280]

Thank you Zach! Also...and what is Yeshua's name in Revelation 19:13? "13 And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God." What Word? The gospels were not written yet while Yeshua was walking the earth! He is the Word of God, from the beginning!

[@marthavanderpool6829]

You are on a roll, Zach! Thank-you for keeping and teaching Truth, with Love. (And a side of fresh, hot sarcasm😊)

[@chuckperschbacher2983]

Matt 5:19 "Least" in the kingdom ... in Hebrew this word is "acharim" which means "[I will] utterly destroy" ... Matt 11:11 the other place "least" in the kingdom is used is not even in the Hebrew Matthew, which many Hebrew scholars believe predates the Koine Greek N.T. manuscripts of Matthew. "Yet the one who is least" and "is greater than he" does not appear in the Hebrew Matthew text. FYI

[@widepathdropout]

I can’t wait to see your bio written out the next time you’re at a speaking engagement or something… Zach Bauer a Winsome fellow… Talking about Torah, setting people straight, telling all to go home and read their Bible. 🙌🏼

[@Most_High_On_Top]

Hey Zack can you please make a video specifically addressing Sunday law thank you I would recommend watching John Lawson's videos on the seven seals and trumpets on KZbin it would be best to start from there and then work your way up to the future events of his videos shalom

[@1965gracebug]

Great job Zach! Thank you for displaying to us the truth!

[@mikeb8644]

Excellent response. And I 'ALWAYS' love your interjected memes.

[@SouthernGardensHomestead]

Out standing my friend, looks like you went home and read your Bible, LOL. Shabbat Shalom my friend.

[@kellyd4221]

Good job Zack thanks so much. Many many (even believers), think too, that when The Messiah died all sacrifices ended. There never was a sacrifice for sin. The penalty for sin was death, He paid our penalty. He didn't end all sacrifices.

[@snappysnap955]

I love that you guys do this! It's important. Steve Moutria just did an excellent 9 part series (The Dangers of Torahism) rebutting Living Waters when they had Rob Solberg on like he's some kinda of expert. 🙄 Anyway I'm glad you take the time to rebut these...im sure well meaning but very misguided folks.

[@benjaminp6924]

Our gifts are for edification and if we refuse to be corrected then we are stupid, I will be corrected in many ways many days, Thanks brother, keep faith

[@TaulantSkenderbeu]

Keep the good work brother, you are doing GOD'S Work. Many will call HIS name and HE Will not recognize them, and many who do not respect the law will be least in the Kingdom of GOD.

[@righteousbranchofchrist955]

Isaiah 66:17 (KJV) They that sanctify themselves, and purify themselves in the gardens behind one tree in the midst (Tree of Good and Evil), eating swine's flesh, and the abomination, and the mouse, shall be consumed together, saith the LORD.

[@jacobstrouble7666]

Spin, spin pick and choose. blah blah blah! You are more patient than I am Zach! It would be good to debate these fellows live.

[@gerry6356]

Great video. Strong biblical teaching. And, you're so winsome too!

[@Wretched2JZ]

@9:37 made my evening brother Zach… thank you for that 😆😆❤️🔥

[@whitetiger432]

What about the commandment To make and wear Tzitzit...Numbers 15:38 and Deuteronomy 22:12

[@theoldieprojects1814]

Zach, we're working on a Hebrew manuscript translation project, on the Hebrew manuscripts of the New Testament now coming to light. Let me give you the Shem Tov Hebrew Matthew translation of 5:19, which is much more in line with Yah's attitude, in Deuteronomy 12-13, toward those who mess with HIS words: "But whoever transgresses one command of these commandments that I teach, I will utterly destroy. Son of foolishness he shall be called in the kingdom of heaven; and the one who upholds and teaches, he shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven." Bit different to our Greco-Roman versions, eh? Every blessing, from Downunder!

[@TorahFirma]

Yes! The word in Shem Tov's Hebrew Gospel of Matthew for "least"- is translated as "nothing"! They will called "nothing" in the Kingdom- because they won't be there! That really changes the entire feel of that verse!

[@t-time1]

Thanks for your video Zach! Something funny is that Solberg paraphrased the Matt 5 verses. He literally twisted the scripture to suit his agenda. Then, I think it was the video you were responding to, he complains hebrew roots folks are biblically illiterate, then when he references Torah, he uses the Jewish Virtual Library. Terrible, he's so deceptive.

[@mikeconway2280]

@T-Time - so true! Eisegesis refers to interpretation of a passage of Scripture based on a subjective understanding of the text. So common in many of today's churches. Exegesis refers to an explanation of the biblical text based on an investigation of the language, history, culture, and context of a passage in its original setting, so rare today

[@paulredding1955]

Excellent video, Zach!

[@PalmettoParatrooper]

A person can say with their mouth that they have the testimony of Jesus Christ, but if you do not witness it in their actions, they lie.

[@hopefulvoyage]

These are the type of arguments that make some people's heads spin, or with contemplation, changees minds.

[@dandeliontea7]

“Wrong wrong wrong wrong” lol 😂 Wisdom of Solomon chapter 2 also prophetically indicted the Pharisees. The will of the Father in Mat. 7 is referencing Psalm 40:8. Great video!

[@marypotts9831]

This is so great ! You really refute all these objectors of the law and prophet's ! You're always on point and hilarious while doing it! Just the BEST

[@MyHomesteadEducation]

Spot on Zach. Known as the least in the kingdom does not mean they are in the kingdom. I think it means in the kingdom, those who knew the scriptures but dances the dance of lawlessness to continue in sin will be thought of, known, as worse than those who rejected Him. Hot or cold.

[@cavymomma]

That is right in line with Yeshua pointing out the hypocrisy of the Pharisees. Good point!

[@getx1265]

In the NT, Jesus continually says things about obeying His commandments. What commandments do these non Torah observants obey?

[@TGuard00014]

Apologia Church is a pretty conservative Calvinist church. So they follow many of the commandments, they just pick and choose. Mostly they don’t observe what they consider the ceremonial or cultural laws. But they follow the laws regarding sexual immorality, the Ten Commandments, laws concerning assault, robbery, rape etc. Clothing laws, dietary laws, Holy Days, they would consider those cultural and not applicable. Obviously no one follows the ceremonial laws that apply to the Levitical priesthood. They would say that they love God with all their heart and mind etc and that they love their neighbor as themselves. Everyone has to look at the Torah and discern which laws apply to them, some are gendered, some apply to slaves, some to the priesthood or sacrifice system. Apologia do the same thing they are in error on where they draw their line but pretty much everyone probably has something wrong in their theology. They do a lot of very good work pushing for legislation for abolition of abortion and actually saving babies from being aborted by having a presence outside of abortion clinics and offering adoption services or maternal assistance to women seeking abortions. I think this particular church is one where it’s worth building bridges and trying to educate as opposed to just burning the bridge. Numerically they would probably agree on which laws should be followed more than they would disagree.

[@FelonyVideos]

It would be amusing, funny, and hilarious, if it weren't so painful to watch brethren condemn themselves, their wives, daughters, and sons. I just wonder how many generations will succumb to this destiny... It's been from 325ad to now, 1700 years, about 77 generations... Hmmmmm.

[@wydopnthrtl]

I was taught for many yrs the laws of God were nailed to the cross. And we now are under the "law of Christ". I didn't know any different and just accepted it as truth. But the truth is I never fact checked this teaching! When I did.... OH BOY did I start to see I had been wrong about it. I'm only 1yr in and still learning basics. And... trying to unlearn all the dispensation theology I'd been taught for so long.

[@YTCelt]

They always say they obey the laws that Jesus introduced, Love for God and Love for Neighbor. They don't realize those two laws come from Torah.

[@howiefaye]

@@wydopnthrtl It's a hard path, just don't lose your first love during the process of finding truth -- blessings be upon you!

[@koreyoneal2623]

What did Yeshua fulfill ? The prophecies of the Prophets , OBVIOUSLY . Of course He fulfilled The Law also , meaning that He observed/walked them all out but not for you . Why would I say that ? Because He said that the Law isn't going away until Heaven and earth pass away and they're still here and the verses proceeding gives no indication of the Law being relaxed . People think that the pharisees were "legalists" but they made their own laws that scated around the actual Law

[@marylorvick5390]

BINGO, Zachary!!!!! Love it!

[@mikeconway2280]

Exegesis and eisegesis are two opposing views to the study of the Bible. Exegesis refers to an explanation of the biblical text based on an investigation of the language, history, culture, and context of a passage in its original setting. Eisegesis refers to interpretation of a passage of Scripture based on a subjective understanding of the text. Correct Hebrew Roots is simply Exegesis without adding or mixing traditions of man

[@K.I.M.7777]

Do people honestly not see that they themselves are keeping the law when they: donate to charities, give clothes to shelters, don't sleep (intimately) with animals, don't sleep (intimately) with their parents, brothers, or sisters. A person is keeping the eternal law when they find a wallet and contact the owner and return it, as found. A person is keeping the law when they aren't murdering (even in their mind), stealing, or committing adultery (even in their mind). A person is keeping the law when their dog attacks another dog and they pay for the vet bills. The law is meant to guide all of us on how to live uprightly and how to live honestly with each other and what to do if something bad happens. It's a guide. An instruction manual. Who wouldn't want that!?! When you aren't lying you're keeping the law. A person is keeping the law when they aren't eating sewer rats or vultures or eagles, or cats and dogs, all unclean by the way, including pig! People keep the law daily but they don't recognize they are or don't realize they are. There is so much more however to the eternal Law, and when you actively live it out/walk it out, and the things that can be done in current times (some laws are for women only, some for men, some for priests, etc), and you obey the Most High, keep His Commands, HIS precepts, HIS statutes, HIS Holy Days (only HIS and nothing of this world), HIS Feasts, and HIS weekly Sabbath well it is a true blessing and HE does protect and bless those who keep it as HE says. It's incredible. Also, if the law was done away with, why does the Apostle John tell us, in the New Testament, that sin is the transgression of the law? If no law or if it was done away with, why is the Apostle John referring to it? John's writings as with all of the Apostles, are post-Messiah! The voice of this world (Satan) is lying to the masses and so many are listening to him without knowing it. Scripture isn't lying. Satan twists and perverts everything. That's his job. Since repenting in early 2020, I have never had such calmness, inner peace, joy, contentment, fulfillment, health, etc. I started keeping the Torah aka law aka instructions in 2020 and started keeping HIS feasts. I dropped and purged everything pagan and came out of this world in a snap. Truth! Best thing ever. Our Heavenly Father has blessed me in abundance and in ways and in areas of my life that I just can't believe at times! Our Heavenly Father cannot lie. If HE said it, whatever that may be, HE will follow through. Obey HIM. Show HIM you love HIM with your actions/works. HalleluYah!

[@wydopnthrtl]

Excellent thoughts KIM. 💗

[@K.I.M.7777]

@@wydopnthrtl 🙏👑🙏💕

[@jeffgardenier609]

Oh Zach, I laughed so hard I spit out my challah

[@shuwb1]

Excellent. The teaching of the "church" to rail against keeping the commands of Yah is such a deep, deep pit.

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

The first critic was actually correct when he said that Jesus was quoting Psa. 82:6 in Jhn 10:35. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever to contend that Jesus was referring to Moses and Aaron in light of the Orthodox Jews asking Him why He claimed to be God in verse 34. Jhn 10:35 is one of the rare times in the Bible where "law" refers to the entire set of canonized writings.

[@howiefaye]

correct, it's the plural form of 'torah' as 'torot'

[@tikiranger3971]

I still don’t know how to reconcile those who I know loved the Lord, and have passed on. Trained their children in the way, gave to those with less, yet did not see this as we have come to know it. Is this the case of those who know less are beaten with fewer stripes?

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

Yes

[@jspyrogram]

Oh Zach! You’re just so good!

[@jspyrogram]

Where didja get your shirt?

[@elizabethpeterson8597]

"Winsome," LOL, this is NOT a word I would use to describe my brother Zach. ROFL, love you Zach! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@oklahomalockedandloaded4424]

You had me laughing through this whole video. Love it!

[@PapaPepper]

That Solberg is ridiculous to watch. So many false ideas and definitions

[@larryandrews7748]

And the amazing thing is that to keep His commandments equals peace while here on earth.

[@disciplemike1]

i've exchanged many comments with Mr Solberg. He is deeeeeply entrenched in his own theology.

[@honest_abe777]

Read Matthew 7:21-23 using the New Living Translation read this thinking of a Lay-Man, Novice, or Beginner. It is so Deep and Plain.

[@MyHomesteadEducation]

Zach, serious question. How long does it take you to go thru 1 of these videos that you do rebuttals on? I remember with Mr. Anderson, it took me like 3 days to watch 1 hour of Mr. Anderson. Listening to the people my head just feels like it is going to explode. I have learned to keep calm thru them a little....a little.

[@defenderoftruth6000]

I suggest that people re-read Matthew 5:19 and consider the language: “Whoever, then, breaks one of the least of these commands, and teaches men so, shall be called least in the reign of the shamayim (heavens)..." This Text is NOT saying those who breaks the Commands are IN the kingdom. It says they shall be CALLED least in the reign. or in other words, those actually in the reign will call the Command breakers the most worthless or insignificant (the least).

[@YTCelt]

Oh! That's interesting! I think you just supplied me with a weapon that I will be able to use in the future. Thank you. =) I've done these discussions many times now, and I can't believe how many people (when we get to this passage) who say, "Well! At least I'll be in the Kingdom then, even if I'm the least!". I always think it's a pathetic response. I'd think it would be a total oddball, 1 in a million thing for someone to say, but it's just not. People are glad to receive God's disapproval as long as they do the bare minimum and barely make it across the line. It looks like this verse can't be used anymore to show that they WILL just barely cross the line.

[@defenderoftruth6000]

@@YTCelt - Well, no, not the way I read it. It clearly speaks of "those who break the Commands." If all who break the Commands scrape in, then what did Yahshua die for? Why repent? It makes no sense in any other context.

[@howiefaye]

In complete agreement with you Defender of Truth!

[@polkadots716]

I agree with you @Defender of Truth. There are Christians, though, who explain it by claiming there will be different "levels" in eternity, depending on how obedient we are. But, they also believe it has to do with how obedient we are to the "new" commandments of the "New Testament," some of which have been reinstated from the Law. 🤔Then, they can never agree on which laws still apply and which have been "done away with." 😖

[@defenderoftruth6000]

@@polkadots716 - Yeah! Lotsa "dancing" like Zach says and often with ideas that are completely lacking in any Biblical basis.

[@richardmason7840]

Zachy you the man. Keep up the Good News Work. Lazy disciple's. Sorry had to say it. You got to study hard to get over Western Christian philosophy.

[@ForgedinTruth]

Lol. I like how rob is in the top corner of the thumbnail.

[@matthewford4050]

Could you explain the difference between a covenant and a promise?

[@howiefaye]

A covenant establishes a true relationship between the Creator and the created, while a promise can be given to one who is not covenanted or to one who is covenanted.

[@matthewford4050]

@@howiefaye A covenant, in general context, can be defined as a formal agreement between two or more parties where they agree to do or not to do something. Some examples are 1. Jonathan / David 2. Joshua (Israel) / Gibeonites 3. God / Israel at Mt Sinai Now, a promise is an assurance that one will do something or that something will happen. Why is this distinction important? I assume you would agree with this statement: In a covenant, the roles of both parties have to be active. For example, when King Saul broke the covenant made in Joshua 9 with the Gibeonites, there were consequences. So, in a promise, the role of only one party is active as the attention is mainly on a single party. For example, when Judah became surety for Benjamin. Benjamin could rest in the promise that Judah. Benjamin was not required to do anything in order for Judah to fulfill his promise to Jacob his father. Therefore, as we see in the promise given to Abraham by God, Abraham was not responsible for doing the promise, but rather God. So simply stating as you did that a covenant is a true relationship with God, does not actually define what a covenant is, but rather your view of what a relationship with God is. The logic of using your definition, would mean that the Gibeonites had a true relationship with the creator because they entered a covenant with Joshua. So considering the obligations of covenant vs promise, we see this: In a covenant, both parties have clear responsibilities and obligations. In a promise, responsibilities and obligations are not there for both parties as only one party takes active role while the other remains passive. This is why salvation is by promise, not of works. One in covenant must work to receive their blessing/reward, but a son does not. Son receives an inheritance by promise, not works. The covenants of promise are covenants God made with himself (because he could swear by no greater) to make known and declare a promise. Please note that the covenant God made while Abraham was in a deep sleep. This covenant is referenced as the 'promise'. Note that the covenant was between God, but God is one. A promise has no force unless it is established by covenant or by will/testament. The promise of God has force/power, because it was established by God swearing/covenanting with himself. When Yeshua died, his testament also had force as he being the testator, died to give it force.

[@howiefaye]

@@matthewford4050 A covenant, in general context, can be defined as a formal agreement between two or more parties where they agree to do or not to do something. // Actually, that is incorrect. A covenant is only by blood, ONLY by BLOOD between two or more parties. If it's not a blood covenant, then it's a treaty, contract, pact, oath, agreement, vow, etc. Elohim with Yisrael is only by blood covenant and never by agreement alone. Joshua 9:7 both the NIV, AMP, KJV for example, correctly translate Bereyth as treaty or league (based on context), but it's incorrect to translate at 'covenant' since there's no mention of blood. To many embark on a bible translation without knowing the depth of words and culture. It takes years of proper learning to have a strong foundation in covenant knowledge. My previous answer was basic, since you were asking a basic question. This is why most of Christianity has no idea on how to enter into Covenant with Elohim. They all claim to have the Holy Ghost but one would hear dozens of different answers on how to come into Covenant with Elohim. Remember, without blood there is not covenant with the Almighty, no matter how much we imagine we are. RE: Abraham -- Correct, however, all covenants come with a promise which includes the most important one -- the Abrahamic Covenant. I would also disagree with your understanding of works since it's so broadly used and ambiguous, which you learned from Reformed Christianity. We all work but it's either for Light or for Darkness, a tree cannot bear mixed fruit. Please, do not argue with me, if you do not agree, I have not the time or desire to be contentious. I speak from truth and a vast amount of research from scholars and internal evidence from the Holy Writ.

[@matthewford4050]

@@howiefaye So the covenant that Jesus entered with the father was by his own blood. You have access to the promise by faith, not by works. Jesus did the work and is doing the work in us. The apostle Matthew defined Israel as Jesus Christ the only begotten son of the Father. The true Israel is Jesus. It is all about Jesus Christ / Yeshua. The covenant of grace is about Jesus. The promises have power because they from a covenant between the father and the son. They will not fail on their promises

[@howiefaye]

@@matthewford4050 No, you have it all twisted like an old twisted tree that is leafless and void of fruit. You are drinking from the cup of abominations; therefore, if Jesus is an abomination then you are doing His fruit, which is wickedness. Wickedness is grievous sins committed against the laws of the Kingdom, and those laws are Torah, which is divine. There is not a covenant of Grace, that comes from the harlot church and it's false prophet!!! The church taught you this false doctrine. If you repent of your wickedness, then the Almighty may have mercy upon you and begin to remove the scales from your eyes. Until then you are in bondage to grievous sin, and everyday you break the divine commands of Torah, which is the Constitution of Yisrael, you break fellowship and our an outcast of the divine covenant. This is why you follow the Constitution of men and not of Elohim. Everything that I've stated is truth, but you can't see truth even when it smacks you in the face. Why? the Holy Writ declares that Satan has blinded the eyes of the proud, therefore, Elohim resists the proud and gives favor to the humble... Consequently, what you posted is rubbish and void of truth--it's false religion propagating as truth. Jesus and his followers are lawless (without Torah) and Yeshua and His followers are to walk in His Father's Torah. Because I'm commanded to rebuke heresy of all kinds...You've been rebuked for your heresy, but you will listen not because of your pride in the lawless Jesus...

[@zachariahz9832]

Watching that smack down with truth was great!

[@johnhottinger2798]

Always.... Always !

[@KingdomTheologyTV]

time stamp 3:00-3:10 - In Exodus 7:1 God does not call Moses and Aaron "gods". Zachary, God called Moses a "god" and Aaron a prophet. So that could not have been what Jesus quoted. I dont think their point in quoting from John when interpreting Matthew was particularly strong, but it is clear that they were correct in which passage Jesus was quoting. Just fyi. might want to clip out that segment of the video or correct it in a comment so people dont think you are using a slight of hand. Gbu

[@K.I.M.7777]

Imagine me saying this to you when I visited you "Do not think I came to sleepover, I did not come to sleepover". And then after I leave someone asks why I came over and you say "she came to sleepover!" Like does that make sense, and, is that what I said as to the reason why I visited? Messiah said the same thing when HE said "I did not come to abolish the law.....". HE did not come to abolish the law! Pretty clear to me. Praise YAH!

[@juancordova8509]

Zack it to them Zack great teaching.’

[@BWyatt76]

I've watched a few RL Solberg videos. He clearly is in a panic people are actually reading their Bibles, following Yah's Laws, and leaving the church. He knows he'll eventually have to get a real job

[@joseluisdelacruz7768]

Shalom Zach, great teachings! In reference to the verse in where it says you are gods; I remember a Torah teacher do a word study on that. It was Brad, Rico or Dinah can’t recall who exactly. The word god is more precisely define as judges. Any thoughts on that?

[@snappysnap955]

In that verse where YHVH tells Moses that He will be as a god, the word elohim is used. Don't know about the judges part...interesting question.

[@joshbaldwin467]

Excellent work brother, however because you are so WINSOME many will not realize the heaviness of the truths you have presented. In Egypt deliverance was 1st and free THEN he gave them the instructions from Sinai. However because the first generation was not obedient in the wilderness they did not enter into the promised land (depart from me you workers of lawlessness, I never knew you)

[@sherryl817]

Definitely

[@OneHighwayWalker]

And subsequent generations got kicked out of the land, repeatedly.

[@graceandtruth5699]

Please do a message about Isaiah 65 and 66… 🙏🏽

[@robertschmidt9296]

Many people who read Matthew 7:21-23 focus on the "I never knew you" part and ignore the "you who practice lawlessness" part. 1 John 2:3-4 Now by this we know that that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. He who says "I know Him" and does not keep His commandments is a liar and the truth is not in him. Many Christians won't admit it but they believe that Yahushua is a liar but they have rock solid faith in what they mistakenly think Paul said.

[@SetApartSoldiers]

Amen & Amen & Amen my brother!

[@DennisMaher-v4i]

Solberg wants to break the commandments more than anybody alive 😂

[@donhattery3383]

Woww, know you'd be 1st to agree you don't get it right 100, and I've disagreed with you at times, but when you smash it outta the park, should be noted. Amazing discernment of THE TRUTH, Thank You! John 8:32

[@deeneuroth2336]

nice one zack boy!!

[@WoodrowfollowerofMessiah]

Great job brother! 👍🏻🙏🏻😀

[@robertslatten556]

Zack, why do 'they' say and do what they say and do? Never mind. Thanks for slapping em side of their heads, they need it. Good job!

[@noisyhebrew8051]

Christian’s love to remind us that Yeshua was only talking to the Jews, then they turn around and use his own words (to the Jews) to tell us that we are all going to heaven? Whaaaaat? 🤷‍♀️

[@444truth]

Such a good vid. Thanks.

[@joshbaldwin467]

You WINSOME and you lose some🤣

[@sherryl817]

🤣😂

[@bearuniversity5471]

Can I get an AMEN!!?!

[@amsterdamG2G]

I learned something new today🙏👊

[@loriblair2658]

“Did he just call me gay?” 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@tom_olofsson]

Very well done.

[@Anamericanhomestead]

Thank you!

[@tkmasala]

Great vid again Zach. The only thing I would disagree with slightly in what you said is that obedience doesn't save you. It's faith. Faith is obedience in the Bible. You can't separate the two. Yeshua taught works based salvation, if you love me keep my commandments. If you want to enter into life, keep the commandments. Only those who DO the will of my father will enter the kingdom. Even repentance is works but it's the goodness of Yah that draws us to repent. Then we do works fitting repentance just as John the Baptist preached.

[@wydopnthrtl]

I see your point but lets play a what if game. What if a person comes to see they are a sinner and decide to turn to Yah and in the name of Yeshua they repent, confess He is lord, and are baptized. Then on the way home they are killed in a car crash. They had done NO works after being set free. So does that person NOT get saved? You and I both know the answer.... Eph 2:8-9 For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not as a result of works, so that no one may boast.

[@tkmasala]

@@wydopnthrtl of course I agree with you. The thief on the cross being the perfect example of a changed heart with no opportunity to perform any works. Initial repentance is necessary but then a continual life of works worthy of repentance is necessary to make it into the kingdom. 🙂

[@howiefaye]

Tom is correct in his viewpoint, most have a misunderstanding of this foundational issue.

[@wydopnthrtl]

@@tkmasala Oh... ok sounds like we are in agreement. I thought you were saying the opposite.

[@thetradesman7478]

Good stuff here Brother!

[@JohnJohnson-rc6ci]

These people are decieved and are in turn decievers of the people. May YHVH rebuke the lot of them. Shalom.

[@conniepayne931]

Huh, I never noticed that part in John 35, my Bible clearly missed that when they reference back to Scripture quotes. Thanks Zach.

[@goldenremnant2610]

The Pharisees were Esau. They are the children of the flesh that Paul calls out in Roman’s 9. It is a leaven of the Pharisees to think that Judaism even comes remotely close to keeping the Law of Moses. Their calendar is wrong. Their doctrine is wrong. Their bloodline is also wrong. This is very easy to see if one wants to see the Truth.

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

"Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city. For without are dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers, and idolaters, and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie." ~ Revelation 22:14-15 (KJV) Fun note.....the KJV's "do his commandments" is different over all other modern versions "wash their robes [in the blood of the Lamb...they add]" because the earliest "Church fathers" quoted this one, not the "wash their robes." There isn't much weight behind the "wash their robes" version so even though it was found in only 2 earlier texts its the rarer form which indicates possible sloppy scribal errors: “οι ποιουντες τας εντολας αυτου” (Textus Receptus) “οἱ πλύνοντες τὰς στολὰς αὐτῶν” (NA/UBS) "Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man." ~ Ecclesiastes 12:13

[@LightSeekers777]

Our family found Revelation 22:14 by accident because we all have different Bible versions. At first, we were horrified, but then we remembered the parable in Matthew 22:11-13. I believe it is meant to be a play on words that the Greeks probably understood, seeing he used the comparison in Revelation 19:7-9.

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

@@LightSeekers777 You could be right. It absolutely could be a play on words. This happens a lot throughout the Bible. Paul does this many times himself. What's interesting is washing one's robes clean is by doing the commandments.

[@alexblack6634]

When Rob said your gay, he mean your happy Zack

[@CD-rt8wj]

Hahaha “did he just call me gay??”

[@lanceroark6386]

5:27 wait. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We can deal with gay in a minute. I want to talk about this cheerful accusation.

[@toddmansfield5768]

Well said.

[@pauldavidthehebrew]

Very entertaining!

[@dart336]

Not to put you on the pedestal Zach but unlike solberg I can back up most of your claims with the bible, church records, and concordances.

[@ZacharyBauerNew2Torah]

No man should be on a pedestal. But study to show yourself approved.

[@Wretched2JZ]

Well done well done.. that’s a wrap folks on “apostasia studios”

[@snappysnap955]

😂 I made my first comment just at the beginning so I hadn't watched the video yet! Hilarious! "I know one thing! He's not a Baptist!" 😂😂😂 All those liquor bottles. And frankly, it sounded kinda gay that he called you winsome. Not too many men use that adjective and particularly not about other men. Mr. Solberg seems really intent on making a name for himself in the antiTorah movement. He's just popping up everywhere these days. And David Wilbur cleaned his clock in a debate. But there is a disturbing blindness on these folks...prayers for them.

[@Libertygal74]

I’m hoping that those who watch the Apologia broadcasts will see the errors in their interpretation of Scripture and it will have the opposite effect they intended. That people will realize their arguments don’t actually make sense.

[@Anamericanhomestead]

This is always what happens. They make a big fuss, people then investigate and read for themselves and BOOM! They are being used by the holy spirit but not in the way that they think. Jeremiah 16:15-21