Part 3H Elijah, John the Baptist, and the Torah Call Before Messiah Comes - Inclusive Nonexclusive

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Part 3H of Responding to Torahism: A Forensic Scriptural Defense examines Elijah, John the Baptist, Malachi 4, repentance, judgment, and the Torah call before Messiah comes.

This video asks a direct biblical question: Did the forerunner of Messiah prepare people to abandon Moses, or did he call Israel back to repentance before judgment?

Malachi’s final prophetic warning says, “Remember ye the law of Moses,” and then promises that Elijah will come before the great and dreadful Day of Yah. Luke 1 connects John the Baptist to that Elijah mission. Matthew 3 shows John preaching repentance, confession of sins, fruit worthy of repentance, and warning of coming wrath. Yeshua Himself identifies John as the Elijah who was to come.

This video argues that John did not preach Torah abolition. He prepared the way of Yeshua by calling people to repentance, obedience, and readiness before the coming Judge.

This section also addresses the claim that Torah practices are “permitted but not required.” The issue is not whether outward practices are allowed as private customs. The issue is whether men have authority to downgrade commandments of God into optional preferences.

Start with the playlist before watching this video:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYcXN4at-gEMMQF49Kt-fnokleywCwFXa&si=-jmUn2c7v5Af-szZI

This video should be watched after Part 3G, or preferably from the beginning of the series.

Chapters:
0:00 Elijah, John the Baptist, and the Torah call
0:22 Malachi 4: Remember the law of Moses
1:31 Elijah unites; Messiah divides
2:04 Luke 1: John comes in Elijah’s role
2:38 Matthew 3: John preaches repentance and wrath
5:52 John did not preach Torah ending
6:09 Sin is transgression of the law
6:26 Yeshua identifies John as Elijah
7:13 The biblical chain: Malachi, Luke, John, Yeshua
8:18 Is “permitted but not required” neutral?
9:27 Man gives permission where God gave commandment
11:05 Matthew 5:17-19 and commandment authority
12:28 Where did man get authority to cancel Sabbath?
14:28 Torah observance and apostolic continuity
16:38 Solberg’s own history problem
20:19 Historical markers from apostles to later groups
24:32 Hidden and persecuted Torah-observant streams
27:33 Ephesians 2 and the wall of hostility
31:28 Torah is wisdom, holiness, and light
33:45 Anti-Jewish corruption and theological denial
35:29 The central bait and switch
36:03 The biblical ekklesia is Israel in Messiah
37:17 The severe covenant verdict
38:08 Final warning against opposing what Yeshua established

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Torah, Torahism, Robert Solberg
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