Three Foundation Questions
1. What exactly are we restoring?
The understanding that Yahusha is the living Torah embodied in flesh—not merely the fulfiller who ended Torah requirements.
2. What problem does this correct?
The false separation of faith from obedience that produces lawlessness disguised as grace.
3. What evidence grounds this understanding?
Scripture and early church history showing Yahusha and His followers maintained Torah observance.
"The Torah Made Flesh Movement calls believers back to the living Word—Yahusha, the Torah embodied—to walk in His commandments and reveal Yahuah's justice to the nations."
Key Scriptures
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John 1:1, 14
"In the beginning was the Word... And the Word became flesh"
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Matthew 5:17
"I did not come to destroy but to complete [the Torah]"
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1 John 2:6
"He who says he remains in Him ought to walk as He walked"
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John 15:10
"I have kept My Father's commandments and remain in His love"
Core Principles
- Yahusha is Torah embodied, not Torah replaced
- Grace empowers obedience, doesn't eliminate it
- Love for Yahusha means keeping His commandments
- Torah reveals Yahuah's unchanging character
- Believers are called to imitate Yahusha's perfect Torah observance
- The New Covenant writes Torah on hearts, not away
Historical Evidence
- Nazarenes (original Jewish believers) continued Torah observance
- Paul circumcised Timothy and took Torah vows
- Acts 15 addressed Gentile entry, not Jewish Torah abandonment
- Church fathers documented Torah-observant believers as legitimate
- Hebrew "Word" (Davar) means both spoken word and embodied action
Common Objections
"Paul taught law was done away"
Paul distinguished ceremonial traditions from moral Torah and kept Torah himself.
"We're under grace, not law"
Grace empowers Torah obedience (Rom 6:15). Sin is still lawlessness (1 Jn 3:4).
"That's legalism"
We teach Spirit-empowered obedience as fruit of salvation, not cause.
Practical Application
- Study Yahusha's Torah observance in Gospels
- Begin Sabbath keeping (7th day)
- Learn biblical feast days
- Follow biblical dietary guidelines
- Join weekly Torah reading cycle
- Share truth gently with others