Part 9 —Living the Truth: How to Stand in Covenant and Boldness Against Noahide Confusion

With all the deep theology of the previous parts—YHVH’s throne, the Divine Council, incarnation, restoration of the nations—there comes a moment where it must hit home.

What do we do with all of this? How do we live it, teach it, and protect others from deception?

This is where truth becomes action. Part 9 offers a call to faithfulness, boldness, and clarity in our walk with YHVH through Yeshua.

Be Discerning: Know the Origin of Noahide Teaching

The modern Noahide system is not a return to biblical covenant—it is a manmade religious structure, developed from Talmudic traditions, not from the Word of YHVH.

When Gentiles are told they cannot follow Torah or believe in the divinity of Yeshua without committing idolatry, it’s important to pause and ask: Where is this coming from?

It’s not from Genesis 9, where Noah is simply told to:

• Avoid bloodshed

• Respect life

• Multiply and fill the earth

There are no “seven laws” with court systems, blasphemy codes, or capital punishment for worshiping the God of Israel in the flesh. These additions come from later rabbinic decisions—and Deuteronomy 4:2 commands us not to add to the Word of YHVH.

Be Confident: Defend the Identity of Yeshua

You do not need a seminary degree to stand firm in the knowledge that Yeshua is YHVH in the flesh.

When people say, “Worshiping Yeshua is idolatry,” point them to John 1:18:

“The only begotten God who is in the bosom of the Father, He has made Him known.”

Or John 10:30:

“I and the Father are one.”

Or John 14:9:

“Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.”

These are not vague spiritual metaphors. They are declarations that the unseen YHVH has made Himself known through one perfect, visible manifestation—Yeshua.

This is not polytheism. It is biblical monotheism. And defending it is not arrogant—it is necessary, because denying Yeshua’s divinity strikes at the heart of the covenant.

Be Grounded: Walk in Torah, Not Tradition

There is no separate law for Gentiles and Jews in the covenant. That was the lie of the Pharisees. The written Torah says:

“One law shall be for the native-born and for the stranger who dwells among you.”(Numbers 15:15–16)

Whether native Israelite or Gentile grafted in, we are called to the same standard, the same faith, the same obedience. And that standard is not Rabbinic law or Talmud—it is the written Word of YHVH.

Following Yeshua means walking as He walked:

• In Torah obedience

• In unity with the Father’s will

• In bold resistance to man-made religious systems

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Be a Light: Help Others See the Truth

This isn’t just about avoiding false doctrine—it’s about shining truth into darkness. Many are falling into the trap of spiritual hierarchy, believing they’re second-class citizens in the kingdom of God, only worthy of a lesser covenant.

Others are fearful of claiming the full identity of Yeshua, worried it might offend religious leaders or trigger accusations of idolatry.

It’s time to speak plainly.

YHVH has revealed Himself. He has offered one covenant. He has made His presence known in Yeshua. And He will not share His glory with man-made traditions.

If Yeshua is not YHVH incarnate, then the Gospel is broken.

But if He is—and Scripture shows that He is—then to worship Him is to honor the one true God, and to follow Him is to walk in the fullness of covenant life.

That’s the practical calling: Be faithful. Be clear. Be fearless.