Torah Observance (Part 4 and Q&A)
Torah ObservanceSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the topic of Torah observance, exploring the story of Exodus 4:24 and the significance of Jerusalem in Jewish culture. He addresses questions about the worship of Sabbath and the appeal of embracing Jewish traditions in Messianic synagogues. Gregg emphasizes the importance of humility and teachability when it comes to interpreting Scripture and following apostolic doctrine. He also highlights the potential conflicts that may arise between Torah observance and following the teachings of Jesus, suggesting that different groups may have differing spirits in their approach to these practices.
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