Torah Beach Fellowship.  On occasion we organize local gatherings for various reasons like 'fellowship' (hang-out) times, 'teaching' times and 'Bible study' times on the Beach, in Homes, at Restaurants, and Online.  In the Spring, Summer, and Fall we have occasional group gatherings on or near the Beach. Be prepared to Bring your own Bible, Outdoor Chair, Snacks and Drinks (no alcohol or glass on the beach). Also wear appropriate Beach Attire like Flip-Flops (sandals) or Sneakers, Sun Glasses, long sleeve shirt and hat (for Sun protection).

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• GROUP:  Hebrew Roots of Christianity
• GROUP:  Hebrew Roots Singles Ministry
• GROUP:  New to Hebrew Roots

Jesus (Y'shua) said:
"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets...
whoever does them and teaches them will be called great in the kingdom of heaven."
- Matthew 5:17-19

— Description of the End-Times Church:
"... those who keep the commandments of God and their faith in Jesus (Y'shua)."
- Revelation 14:12

—  "... Sin is Lawlessness."  - 1 John 3:4

—  "For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments. And his commandments are not burdensome."
- 1 John 5:3

Every time we partake of the Lord's Supper/Communion
we are re-dedicating ourselves to the New Covenant.

— Jesus (Y'shua) enacted The New Covenant at the Lord's Supper saying:
“This is my blood of the New Covenant, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.”  - Matthew 26:28
— Quoting From the New Covenant, God said in Jeremiah 31:33:
“I will put my law in their inward parts, and write it in their hearts; and will be their God, and they shall be my people.”

The Hebrew Roots Movement is a general term used for an emerging grassroots spiritual awakening taking place worldwide with Christians returning to the original first century faith, beliefs, and understanding of the Scriptures as taught by the Messiah, Early Church and Apostles.  Hebrew Roots is not a denomination or church, but rather a mindset seeking to emulate Jesus (Y'shua) as much as possible.
[ 1 John 2:6 | Luke 6:40 ]

Hebrew Roots Christians are sometimes called "Whole Bible Believers" due to our teaching of and obedience to the whole Word of God (Old and New Testaments). We follow the first-century foundation of the faith: that every disciple of Jesus (Y'shua) is to walk (live) just as the he did, in obedience to the Old Testament laws and commandments of God.

The Apostle John stated in 1 John 3:4 "sin is lawlessness" (violation of God's laws and commandments) and in 1 John 5:3 "For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments; and His commandments are not burdensome." For as King David and Paul remarked: The Law is a Delight. [ Psalm 1:1-2 | Psalm 40:8 | Psalm 119:174 | Romans 7:22 ]

OBEDIENCE, SO SIMPLE A CHILD CAN DO IT.
When the Bible states: "and the LORD says..." or "Jesus (Y'shua) said..." and it is a command, then we are without excuse and should obey God because we love and trust in him and want to please him.  God wants everyone to be in right relationship with him, even little children.

HEBREW ROOTS DOES NOT INCLUDE: Traditional Christianity, Messianic Judaism, Teachings from Judaism (Pharisee-ism), Talmud (Oral Law), or Kabbalah (Mystic Judaism), anti Apostle Paul teachings, British Israelism, Black Hebrew Israelite Movement, or the Sacred Names Movement (which uses the Hebrew names of God and Jesus in an exclusionary and divisive way).

LEARN MORE:  www.HebrewRoots.info

Why we use the term 'Hebrew?'
We use other terms also, like 'Christian' or 'Disciple.' 'Hebrew Roots' is one commonly used to term to describe this global move of God. Abraham was the first Hebrew. It means 'to cross over the river.' Following God's Voice, Abraham packed up his entire family and home and moved to the Promised Land leaving his old country behind. Israel, all the Disciples, Apostles, and the Early Church, even non-Jews who followed God, all considered themselves 'Hebrews.'  God's Covenants with Israel began with Abraham, the only time God made a covenant with a group, a people, a nation. The spiritual and symbolic nature goes much deeper, especially for us today. We have cross over from 'the World' system into the Promised Land of the Bible, obedience, blessings, salvation, and a right relationship with The Creator.