Voice
John 14-21
Lyrics
Have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you ever heard his voice…?
Verse
What father remains silent when his children are near?
What father fails to answer when they’re calling in tears?
Why the silent treatment, no voice, his answer unclear.
Kneeling, shaken, battered, EL please lend me your ear.
Chorus
Have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you ever heard his voice…?
Verse
Clarity is needed here; the fallen church must decide.
Truth lies in the Torah, Yeshua our savior and our guide.
They’re aware of the laws they’ve rejected slipping further in pride
In love Yah gives them his Sabbath, no thank you, they say, nope, offer denied
Chorus
Have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you ever heard his voice…?
Verse
Now, Isn’t Yeshua the visible image of the invisible El?
Proudly echoing verses from scriptures, missing the picture, poised to rebel.
Unless they shake their unbelief to break from this demonic spell
In darkness they will remain; deafening silence, shackled in Satan’s deceptive cell
Rejecting his commands, they play it by ear, opinions is their moral law.
Unable to define sin; their altars corrupted; Yah once more rejected, his Spirit withdraws.
Chorus
Have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you heard His voice, have you ever heard his voice…?
Scriptures
“He who possesses My commands and guards them, it is he who loves Me. And he who loves Me shall be loved by My Father, and I shall love him and manifest Myself to him.” John 14:21
In the Scriptures, the Messiah spoke audibly to everyone He knew. Even after His resurrection, He spoke to Ananias (Ḥananyah) and sent him to lay hands on Paul, and Ananias who was deeply devoted to the law, heard Yeshua’s audible voice.
“And a certain Ḥananyah, a dedicated man according to the Torah, being well spoken of by all the Yehuḏim dwelling there.” Act 22:12.
Yeshua spoke to many followers after His resurrection. Yet modern Christianity hears only silence from Him. Why? Because the modern church has become rebellious, teaching doctrines of demons and persuading congregations to ignore the Sabbath, which is one of the Ten Commandments. These laws cannot be added to or removed.
Scripture is clear: break one law, and all are broken. Satan cares little how many laws are broken; he needs only one broken to hold people in shackles. But the modern church remains unaware.
This is why it does not hear Yeshua’s audible voice: it does not truly know Him. Yet it continues teaching destructive doctrines about an El (God) and Messiah it has never known. It is like teaching people to fish when one has never been near water.
Consider Luke 19:45-46: the only time Scripture records Yeshua displaying such great anger was toward those who broke His Father’s Commandments, specifically profaning the Sabbath in the temple.
To clarify, the only biblical Sabbath is the seventh-day Sabbath, from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday. Any other is a fraudulent copy.
Scripture is clear: no one is saved by their own works. Those who ignore the instructions given by the Creator at Mount Sinai face condemnation. The Lord has already spoken. So how can the modern church identify sin without the law to define it? It cannot. That is why it relies on personal opinions and human traditions, ignoring Elohim’s holy commands.
The modern-day church claims freedom from the law, while Scripture only declares freedom from sin.
What a conundrum!
Shalom!
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The profoundly unfortunate part is modern Christianity, due to a shallow grasp of ancient texts, dismisses the Commandments as irrelevant for salvation.
Moderates claim they cannot keep the Ten Commandments, so they disregard them while honoring their faith instead. This makes no sense. If we have faith in the Messiah, should we not honor what he honored? That is the essence of faith: we trust in what he valued, which is why we trust in him and his teachings. Genuine, indeed biblical, faith therefore means imitating him, not ignoring him. The Messiah did not die to create spectators; he died to raise followers, and following demands action.
Look, we all stumble at times. Moderates know this well; they preach it regularly in their congregations while observing only nine of the Commandments. So why should Torah followers, who honor all ten Commandments like Yeshua did, be treated differently? When you fall, you get back up. Do athletes not do the same? Yet they claim they can’t keep the Commandments, which is one less command than the ones they are supposedly observing now. The crazy part is this: the command they choose to relax is the Sabbath, which is the easiest command to keep. Modern-day religion is a religion of confusion, not guidance. It’s a religion based on emotions, not true relationship.
Though they don’t grant salvation, the Commandments are the vital requirements (the door). Yeshua (the key), the true teacher, shows us how to live by them, steering clear of the Pharisees added burdens. Yet, modern Christianity misses this, still tied to Catholic traditions, including their shift from Friday sundown Sabbath, to Sunday.
Truly sad, and dangerous!