Upon Three Pillars

Why does Yeshua identify faithfulness as one of the weighty matters of the Torah, and what does that really mean?

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D. T. Lancaster

D. T. Lancaster

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Why does Yeshua identify faithfulness as one of the weighty matters of the Torah, and what does that really mean? Aaron Eby takes a look at the meaning of justice, mercy, and faithfulness by comparing a similar discussion in the Talmud where the sages boil the 613 commandments down to the principle of living by faith. This teaching from the 2022 Shavuot conference takes you through an easy-to-understand path toward understanding what it means to live by faith. 

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