Believers in Messiah seem to agree that we must have faith to be "saved." Misunderstandings about grace, salvation by faith and the Law abound in all religions. False teachings claim that Messiah did away with the Law when he sacrificed himself on the tree and that salvation comes by grace alone. Believers don't know the difference between manmade religious laws and those our Creator YeHoVaH gave us to conduct ourselves within His Kingdom. Today false gospels are widely accepted in most Christian and other religious congregations. People reject portions of the Bible while cutting and pasting scriptures out of context to support theological teachings. Manmade laws, religious doctrines and foolish "holy" traditions are some of what Messiah and his disciples preached against. Unfortunately many of those wrong teachings and traditions survived centuries and language translations to be expounded upon by religious leaders who reject Messiah and his gospel of repentance, faith and Torah obedience. Somewhere personal responsibility and relationship were entirely lost. The Hebrew Messiah Yeshua came as makind's permanent sin sacrifice to reconcile us to our Father YeHoVaH because we failed to keep His commandments. Yeshua showed us how to live in proper relationship with YeHoVaH through Torah obedience, by faith in the Word, by the power of the Holy Spirit and by walking lockstep through Yeshua. Messiah did not come to build a church or to teach the gospels being preached from today's religious pulpits. YeHoVaH put His Words/Laws into Yeshua's mouth for us to Shema (hear and obey). Messiah spoke Father's Words and he is the embodiment of the living Law. He is inseparable from it Learn the truth about grace, the necessity of keeping the Laws of YeHoVaH (not manmade religious doctrines) for the hope of salvation and the active power of the Holy Spirit who still fills believers today. Yes, manmade laws were "done away with" and preached against by Messiah, but the Laws of our Creator were not, and still remain for us to obey today