Eccl 12:13 - Fear G-d and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.
Micah 6:8 .... and what does the L-RD require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your G-D?
Micah 6:8 .... and what does the L-RD require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your G-D?
Do we have any different obligation/requirement today? In other words, Avraham believed G-D -- he believed that G-D would provide what was needed for whatever His plan was. Avraham did not have complete information, but he was confident that G-D did, and that G-d would accomplish that which He set out to do.
Now, here we are, thousands of years later, and AFTER the coming of Yeshua. We may have the benefit of MORE information, but we are still looking through a "tinted glass." Are we required to believe anything more than Avraham was? Must we specifically recognize and acknowledge that Yeshua is messiah in order to be counted righteous as Avraham was?
Looking at Rev 12:17, we see an allusion to the time of the "birth pains," and we see that the woman's offspring are those who (1) keep the commandments of G-D and (2) have the testimony of Yeshua. What is the testimony of Yeshua? Well, without giving a LONG list of verses, I would summarize that he spoke of himself as the sent one, who spoke the words of his father. But he also referred to himself as Messiah (John 4:26), didn't he? If that is part of his testimony, is that now an added requirement to the verses in Eccl and Micah?
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