The Objective of the Torah

Devarim 10:12-13 And Now, Yisrael:

what doth YHWH Eloheicha require of thee, but

to fear (yara)YHWH Eloheicha,

to walk (halak) in all His ways, and

to love (ahava) Him, and

to serve (eved) YHWH Eloheicha b'kol levavcha and b'kol Nefeshcha,

To shomer (keep) mitzvot YHWH (יהוה), and His chukkim, which I tzavah thee this day for thy good?

The Goal of the Torah

• To praise, thanks, confess, obey, life changing Torah lifestyle and make known the living EL to the rest of the people of the world.
• All mankind know the One True YHWH Elohim their creator of the Universe.
  
• To be a light to the nations.

Messianic Vision

Torah observant is still valid for Moshiach Yeshua said these words: "Do not think that I came to abolish the Torah or the Neviim. I did not come to abolish but to complete." Mattityahu 5:17

• To Proclaim the good news of redemptive work of the Almighty through His Son Yeshua Ha Moshiach.
  
• That all man come to salvation through the Atoning Blood of Yeshua not by works, good deeds but through faith in Yeshua.
  
• To Bring the nations that is the Non-Jews Believers to experience, express and enjoy her intimate involvement with the Jewish people
• To Non-Jews believers beware of harboring anti-Jewish prejudice while the Messianic Jews beware of having anti-Gentile prejudices against Non-Jewish believers.
  
• As in Ephesian 2:13-15 written that to the Non-Jews believer in Moshiach Yeshua who are far off are made to come near by the blood of Moshiach. For Yeshua is our Shalom, who have made both Jews and non-Jews One and have broken down the middle wall of partition between us having abolished in His flesh the enmity (anti prejudice feelings) even the Torah of Commandments contained in ordinances for to make in himself of two groups of people as One New Man so making Shalom.

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Such as what is Torah?

The "Law" is a biblical term for the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. They are also called the "Books of Moses" because Moses wrote them. In the Hebrew language (the language in which the Old Testament was written) the first five books are collectively called the Torah. Torah is a word that means "instruction." God's intention for giving the Torah is to instruct his people in holiness: