Category: Commands of Yeshua the Messiah

Yeshua never concealed the cost of following Him. Instead, He clearly commanded His followers to “count the cost” before committing to discipleship. In Luke 14:25–33, He gives one of His most direct teachings on the subject. Seeing large crowds following Him, Yeshua turns and says: If any man come to me, and hate not his … Continue reading [CYM] 48.0 Count the Cost of Discipleship

Yeshua commanded His followers to extend compassion, hospitality, and generosity especially toward those who are marginalized or unable to repay—a core principle of kingdom living. This teaching is clearly stated in Luke 14:12–14, where Yeshua says: When thou makest a dinner or a supper, call not thy friends, nor thy brethren, neither thy kinsmen, nor … Continue reading [CYM] 47.0 Invite the Poor, the Crippled, the Lame, the Blind

Yeshua consistently warned against the dangers of greed and materialism, urging His followers instead to be “rich toward God”—to live with eternal priorities rather than worldly gain. This theme is powerfully illustrated in Luke 12:15–21. When someone in the crowd asks Yeshua to settle a dispute over inheritance, Yeshua responds: And he said unto them, … Continue reading [CYM] 46.0 Be Rich Toward God