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Understanding Spirit-Filled Living and Torah
Oct 28, 2024
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Key Points from the Lecture on Spirit-Filled Living and Torah Observance
Introduction
Yahweh appreciates rejoicing as it shows thankfulness.
Shavuot is about expressing gratitude to Yahweh.
The age to come is associated with joy in Yahweh's presence.
Torah Observance and Spirit-Filled Life
There is a misconception that Torah observance and being Spirit-filled are separate.
Torah observance and being Spirit-filled should be seen as interconnected.
The law and the Spirit are not opposing forces.
Walking in the Spirit
Romans 8:1 highlights that there is no condemnation for those who are in the Spirit.
Spirit-filled people do not condemn others, portraying love and peace.
Walking in the Spirit is opposed to walking in the flesh.
Ezekiel 13:2 warns against following one's own spirit.
Love as a Fulfillment of the Law
The fruit of the Spirit includes love, joy, peace, etc.
Love fulfills the law (Galatians 5:13).
Being Spirit-filled means walking in love, which inherently fulfills the law.
The Law and Grace
The concept of not being 'under the law' is often misunderstood.
Being under grace doesn't mean exempt from the law; rather, it means being empowered to follow the law through the Spirit.
Two ways to be under the law: rejecting Messiah’s redemption or refusing to repent and follow righteousness.
The Holy Spirit and the Law
The Holy Spirit causes believers to walk in Yahweh’s statutes (Ezekiel 36:27).
Scriptures indicate that the Spirit and the law work hand-in-hand.
The Future Prophecy
Prophecy in Isaiah and Zechariah speaks of a future where Torah will be taught universally, and nations will observe Yahweh’s festivals.
Keeping Yahweh’s commandments is prophesied to be a global practice.
Concluding Thoughts
Walking in the Spirit involves love, obedience, and living by Yahweh’s commandments.
Traditional misconceptions about law and Spirit need to be corrected.
True liberty is found in love and obedience, not lawlessness.
Final Prayer
The lecture concludes with a prayer seeking Yahweh's guidance and strength to live a Spirit-filled life in obedience to His commandments.
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