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Part 2F of Responding to Torahism: A Forensic Scriptural Defense examines Abraham, circumcision, covenant signs, substitutionary atonement, Daniel 9, Isaiah 53, and the gospel before Sinai.
This video argues that the gospel did not begin as a Torahless replacement religion. Paul says the gospel was preached beforehand to Abraham. Abraham believed Yah and was counted righteous by faith before circumcision, then received circumcision as the sign and seal of that righteousness.
This video examines:
• Genesis 9:12–17 — the rainbow as an everlasting covenant sign with all flesh
• Genesis 17:7–14 — circumcision as an everlasting covenant in the flesh
• Romans 4:3, 9–11 — Abraham counted righteous by faith before circumcision
• Galatians 3:8 — the gospel preached beforehand to Abraham
• Genesis 22:7–14 — the ram provided in place of Isaac
• Genesis 15:7–18 — Yah alone passes through the covenant pieces
• Daniel 9:24–27 — Messiah comes and is cut off before the city and sanctuary are destroyed
• Isaiah 53 — the suffering servant bears the sins of many
• Isaiah 48:12–16 — the First and the Last, Creator of all, is sent by Adonai and His Spirit
• Deuteronomy 13:1–5 — the Messiah cannot lead Israel away from Torah
• Matthew 5:17–19 — Yeshua did not abolish Torah
• Acts 6:13–14 — the claim that Yeshua’s followers taught against Moses came from false witnesses
• Isaiah 64:6, Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, Acts 16:30–31 — why good works cannot save
• Romans 10:9–10, Acts 2:38, 1 John 2:1–6 — repentance, faith, confession, baptism, and walking as Yeshua walked
• Genesis 26:5 — Abraham kept Yah’s commandments, statutes, and Torah
• Acts 16:1–3 — Paul circumcised Timothy after the Acts 15 council
• Exodus 12:48–49 — the stranger must be circumcised to keep Passover; one law for native-born and stranger
The core distinction is simple:
Circumcision does not earn salvation.
Circumcision is covenant obedience after faith.
Torah obedience does not replace atonement.
Torah obedience is the fruit of covenant faithfulness.
Abraham was justified by faith, received circumcision as a covenant sign, saw substitutionary atonement in the ram provided for Isaac, and received the gospel promise that all nations would be blessed through his seed.
Daniel 9 says Messiah had to come and be cut off before the city and sanctuary were destroyed. Isaiah 53 explains why: the servant bears sin, is cut off from the land of the living, and makes intercession for transgressors.
Yeshua is the cut-off Messiah, the suffering servant, the provided substitute, the living King of Israel, and the one whom Moses and the Prophets foretold.
Full playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYcXN4at-gEMMQF49Kt-fnokleywCwFXa
Previous video:
Part 2E — Faith Establishes Torah: Freedom, Truth, Life, and Light
Next video:
Part 2G — One Law, Sabbath, and the Nazarenes
This is not a personal attack. It is a Scripture test.
0:00 Is the rainbow covenant still active?
1:33 Is circumcision an everlasting covenant?
3:04 Was Abraham righteous before circumcision?
3:46 Was the gospel preached to Abraham?
4:35 How did Abraham see the gospel in Isaac?
8:08 What does Genesis 15 teach about covenant grace?
10:43 How does Genesis 15 point to Yeshua?
11:06 Did Daniel 9 require Messiah before 70 AD?
15:17 How does Isaiah 53 explain atonement?
18:45 Who is the First and the Last in Isaiah 48?
21:23 Can Messiah teach against Torah?
25:03 Can good works save?
28:27 How should someone be saved?
35:02 Did Abraham keep Torah?
36:19 Did Paul circumcise Timothy after Acts 15?
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