Love Thy Neighbor: A Torah Beginners Guide

by | Oct 10, 2022

The time we are living in is devoid of love. You will see false love abounding, a love that allows sinful living and idolatry. The church will often tell us that we “shouldn’t judge” and “only love” instead. We see flashy parades with six-coloured flags all over the world proclaiming “love” for all to see. I have personally been told by many people that loving others means allowing their harmful, abusive or sinful behaviours, even if it means my family and I get hurt by their actions. This false love is everywhere. It is a deception, a corruption of the true love that Yahuah has for us, and a corruption of the love He means for us to have towards Him and towards each other. So I thought for my next article we could explore what the Scriptures say about love, especially love for each other, in order to truly love each other in the way the Father intends rather than in the way the world wants us to love.

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Eliyah lives in South Africa with her husband and to two out-of-the-box children. As a daughter of Yah, her aim in life is to draw closer to The Most High, to learn about His Truths, to live life according to His will and to live it intentionally and meaningfully.

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