If Torah Had Fallen — There Would Be No Messiah

FHMI-1452Shane VaughnTeaching

(primary) 1 Corinthians 3:16
(secondary) Genesis 5:24
(secondary) John 10:22–23 — John 10:22-23
(secondary) Matthew 5:16

antiochus attacked the torah torah you are the temple rededicate assimilation hanukkah hanukkah and enoch same root torah obedience hanukkah meaning dedication modern maccabee corporate temple (living temple)messiah if torah had fallen no messiah

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Summary This Hanukkah teaching letter argues that Messiah could only come through the covenant people whom Torah creates and preserves. Had Antiochus succeeded in abolishing Torah, there would have been no lineage and no Messiah. It explains the Hebrew root ḥ-n-k (dedicate, train), connects it to Enoch the dedicated one, and calls believers, now Yahweh's temple, to cleanse their hearts of compromise and pagan mixture as modern Maccabees.

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This Hanukkah teaching letter argues that Messiah could only come through the covenant people whom Torah creates and preserves. Had Antiochus succeeded in abolishing Torah, there would have been no lineage and no Messiah. It explains the Hebrew root ḥ-n-k (dedicate, train), connects it to Enoch the dedicated one, and calls believers, now Yahweh's temple, to cleanse their hearts of compromise and pagan mixture as modern Maccabees.

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