The Sabbath Was Always for the Nations @MessiahMatters
The Sabbath Was Always for the Nations  @MessiahMatters
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this clip from episode #568, we examine the interpretation of Isaiah 56 and its implications for Gentile believers and Sabbath observance. The discussion explores the passage's references to foreigners who join themselves to the Lord, keep the Sabbath, and participate in God's covenant, asking whether this prophecy points to a future reality involving the nations. It also considers the meaning of being "under the law" in Paul's writings, distinguishing between living under the condemnation of the law and living under God's grace through faith in Yeshua. Finally, the conversation addresses whether practices such as Sabbath observance, the biblical festivals, and a kosher diet should be understood as expressions of covenant faithfulness rather than a means of salvation.

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