Brosef Yahusef - Salvation

1. YAHUAH as the Sole Savior

   • YAHUAH is identified as the creator and the only savior.
   • Salvation is sent to humanity through humans, not through other means.

2. Interpretation of Isaiah 53

   • Discusses the suffering servant who is oppressed and afflicted yet remains silent.
   • Highlights themes of sacrifice, atonement, and justification of many through the servant's suffering.
   • Emphasizes that the servant's sacrifice was pleasing to YAHUAH, not to people.

3. Historical Context and Torah

   • Argues that the documented history and instructions from YAHUAH did not end with the Bronze or Iron Age.
   • Suggests that YAHUAH provided further instructions beyond traditional periods.
   • Critiques the cessation of divine instructions leading to captivity and loss of commandments.

4. Yahusha’s Role and Meaning

   • Yahusha means "YAHUAH is salvation."
   • Salvation is mediated through humans, not animals or other creations.
   • Differentiates Yahusha from traditional or "storybook" versions.

5. Nehemiah 9:27 and the Sending of Saviors

   • YAHUAH sends saviors to deliver people from enemies.
   • Despite periods of rest, people return to wrongdoing, necessitating continued saviors.

6. Enoch’s Teachings on the Son of Man

   • Describes the Son of Adam's relationship with the Ancient of Days.
   • The Son of Man exists eternally and serves as a light and hope for nations.
   • Highlights the eventual fall of those who deny YAHUAH and the Son of Mashiach.

7. Rejection of Traditional Sacrifices

   • Criticizes the reliance on animal sacrifices and rituals.
   • Emphasizes that genuine repentance and adherence to commandments are required.
   • References Psalms and Isaiah to support the rejection of empty rituals.

8. Distinction Between True Mashiach and Doctrines

   • Asserts that true Mashiach does not seek personal glory but acts in the Father's name.
   • Criticizes contemporary doctrines that distort Hebrew language and teachings.
   • Encourages prayer and worship directed solely to the Father.

Key Points

• Salvation Through Humanity: YAHUAH provides salvation via human agents, rejecting the notion of salvation through animals or other means.

• Suffering Servant: In Isaiah 53, the servant's silent suffering serves as an atonement for many, pleasing YAHUAH and fulfilling divine justice.

• Continuous Divine Guidance: Contrary to beliefs that divine instructions ceased after certain historical periods, YAHUAH continues to provide guidance and send saviors.

• Authentic Worship: True worship involves following the Father's commandments rather than performing rituals or sacrifices without genuine repentance.

• True Identity of Mashiach: The true Mashiach aligns with the Father's will, avoiding self-glorification and focusing on restoring adherence to divine laws.

Additional Insights

• Critique of Contemporary Practices: The discussion challenges modern religious practices that rely on outdated rituals without meaningful adherence to commandments.

• Language and Doctrine: Points out the confusion caused by distorted Hebrew language and doctrines, urging a return to authentic teachings.

• Encouragement of Genuine Faith: Emphasizes the importance of sincere faith and actions over mere ritualistic compliance.