Is Torah for Today? Law, Grace, and the Narrow Path

Is Torah for Today? Law, Grace, and the Narrow Path

You’ve heard:

“We’re not under the law, we’re under grace.”

True— but also often misused.

Torah was never a ladder to climb into heaven. It was YAHUAH’s instruction for a set-apart people.

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What Torah Is (and Is Not)

Torah is:

• Instruction

• Covenant guidance

• YAHUAH’s standards of holiness, justice, and love

Torah is not:

• A self-salvation plan

• A way to boast in the flesh

• A replacement for YAHUSHA

YAHUSHA fulfills Torah, not cancels it.

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Grace Doesn’t Erase the Standard

Grace:

• Saves us from the penalty of sin

• Empowers us to walk in obedience

• Covers our failures while we grow

Grace does not mean:

• Sin is now “no big deal”

• YAHUAH dropped His definition of righteousness

If the RUACH is in you, He will never lead you against the Word He breathed.

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How We Relate to Torah in YAHUSHA

• We are not justified by Torah-keeping.

• We are called to honor YAHUAH’s ways as sons and daughters.

• We read the whole Word through the lens of Mashiach—

not through church tradition that hates anything “Old Testament.”

We don’t run back to dead legalism. We also don’t celebrate lawlessness.

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The Narrow Path

On one side: Legalism — trying to earn what only YAHUSHA gives.

On the other: Lawlessness — throwing out what YAHUAH commanded.

The remnant walks the narrow path:

• Saved by favor

• Empowered by the RUACH

• Honoring Torah as the King’s instruction

• Following YAHUSHA as the Living Word

No more “law vs grace” cage match. Both are fulfilled in Him.