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What the Torah Says About
Mashiach
[This Section][1] explores the Messianic theological perspective, which harmonizes the person of Yeshua with the eternal nature of the Torah. Rather than replacing ancient law, this viewpoint identifies Yeshua as the Living Torah, asserting that he is the divine author and perfect practitioner of God’s commandments. The sources argue that the New Covenant does not abolish these instructions but instead internalizes them through the Holy Spirit, writing the law directly upon the believer's heart. While salvation is attained through faith alone, adhering to the Torah is presented as the standard for righteous living and a way to emulate Yeshua’s sinless life.
Yeshua the Messiah is presented in the sources as fully God and fully man, the eternal Logos (Word) through whom all things were created and are sustained. He is identified as the Great "I AM" (Ehyeh) who spoke to Moses from the burning bush and as the Angel of ADONAI, the pre-incarnate messenger who is recognized as YHVH Himself. Born as a descendant of King David, Yeshua lived a perfectly Torah-observant life, serving as the promised Prophet like Moses who spoke God’s words with absolute authority. His work includes delivering the Torah at Sinai, offering Himself as the ultimate substitutionary sacrifice for sin, and accomplishing redemption through His literal, physical resurrection. Currently, He serves as the heavenly High Priest (Kohen Gadol), mediating God's relationship with Israel and the nations, and is expected to literally return to reign physically on earth.
Drawing from the sources, one might think of the Torah as a musical score and Yeshua as the Master Virtuoso; while the music is eternal and perfect, it is through the Virtuoso that the score is perfectly performed and brought to life, demonstrating exactly how it was always meant to be played without ever discarding the sheet music.
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In This Section
- Logos=Torah=Mashiach
- By the rules of logic, we can safely say that the Word (Logos),
the Torah, and the Mashiach are one and the same.
- The Person of Mashiach
- What the Scriptures say about Mashiach; who is He?
- The Angel of ADONAI
- What Torah says about “the Angel of the LORD”
- Yeshuaֹ’s Tevilah
- Yeshua’s Immersion and what it really means
- The Name That Is Above Every Name
- Before the beginning of “Christianity” as we know it today,
there was a Name, and that name was Yeshua.
- The Great “I AM”
- Critics of the Bible claim that Yeshua HaMashiach
never claimed to be deity; “[They] are mistaken, not understanding the
Scriptures nor the power of God.”
(Matt. 22:29)
- Theophany Defined
- What or Who is a Theophany?
- Yeshua’s Birthdate Calculated from the Scriptures
- Biblical Dates for the Birth of Yochanan the Immerser and for the
Conception and Birth of Yeshua HaMashiach
- Schedule of Service of the Priesthood
- Divisions of the Aaronic Priesthood and Their Schedule of Temple Service
- “Jesus Christ” — A False Prophhet?
- The Torah teaches that the distorted caricature that the Church presents as the “Gentile God Jesus Christ” is, in fact, a false prophet!
- UMJC Statement on Yeshua
- Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations Statement on Yeshua
1. Except for changing “The provided text” to “[This Section]” this is the unedited description of the section on what the Torah says about the Messiah compiled by NotebookLM. [BACK]
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ANXIOUSLY WATCHING FOR MASHIACH’S RETURN,
SPEEDILY AND IN OUR DAY. MARANA, TA!
