Colossians 2 is often cited to prove that the Torah’s commands—especially dietary laws and calendar observances—are not incumbent upon a follower of Yeshua, whether Jew or Gentile.
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Colossians 2 is often cited to prove that the Torah’s commands—especially dietary laws and calendar observances—are not incumbent upon a follower of Yeshua, whether Jew or Gentile. But abolishing the Torah would have a devastating effect on the Jewish people. Learn the true context of this apostolic teaching and find out how the Sabbath, Rosh Chodesh, and holidays foreshadow the coming Messianic Kingdom.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Did Jesus change the Torah by declaring all foods clean and by forbidding divorce?
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Is the Temple on earth irrelevant since it is merely a shadow of the true heavenly reality?
Audio Teaching by Aaron Eby
Romans 14 leads some people to believe that the Sabbath and kosher laws may be willed away, since "each one should be fully convinced in his own mind."