The bottom line is, we cannot pick and choose which commandments we want to keep, nor can we claim to know every reason why certain instructions are given and then argue that they’re no longer important because we’ve deemed them to be “fulfilled”. Wearing tzitzit, for example, has opened many doors for our family to share the truth of Yah’s Word with others, and it has resulted in numerous blessings that we would not have received had we not been walking in obedience by wearing them. Sadly, “picking and choosing” happens all too frequently today as individuals attempt to justify a lawless lifestyle. People openly rebel against the fourth commandment by saying that “Jesus is their Sabbath rest”, and some even attempt to explain away the dietary instructions found in Leviticus 11 by arguing that we now have refrigeration and can safely consume that which is unclean. Let us not forget that Yahweh is smarter than we are — we are simply called to hear and obey, not edit His instructions. In these last days, let us throw off the doctrine and traditions of men and return to the original faith as it was once delivered to the saints. It is time to stand up and defend our Father’s unchanging and perfect Word. Titus 1:9 “He must hold firm to the trustworthy word as taught, so that he may be able to give instruction in sound doctrine and also to rebuke those who contradict it.” Proverbs 4:2 “For I give you sound doctrine, forsake ye not my Torah.” - See more at: new2torah/2012/09/should-we-still-wear-tzitzit-tassels/#sthash.JuqvtUif.dpuf
Posted on: Mon, 05 Aug 2013 12:55:41 +0000
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