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Mitzvot Yeshua

Section 6

Witness & Mission

Introduction
 

The teachings of Yeshua were never meant to remain hidden. From the beginning, He sent His disciples into towns, villages, and nations with the good news of the Kingdom. His mitzvot of witness and mission call us to proclaim, to heal, to shine, and to endure. This is the outward flow of all we have learned — love, Kingdom life, prayer, community, justice — poured out for the sake of the world.

70. Preach the good news of the Kingdom

  • Scripture: Matt 10:7; Mark 16:15

  • Torah Link: Isa 52:7 (how beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news).

  • Application: Share the message of Yeshua’s reign in both word and deed.

71. Heal the sick, cleanse lepers, raise the dead, cast out demons

  • Scripture: Matt 10:8

  • Torah Link: 2 Kings 5:14 (Naaman cleansed); Isa 61:1 (the Spirit anointed to bring healing).

  • Application: Pray boldly for healing and freedom, trusting God’s Spirit to work.

72. Be wise as serpents and innocent as doves

  • Scripture: Matt 10:16

  • Torah Link: Prov 4:7 (get wisdom; though it costs all you have, get understanding).

  • Application: Live with discernment and purity — sharp but harmless.

73. Do not fear those who kill the body

  • Scripture: Matt 10:28

  • Torah Link: Isa 51:7 (do not fear the reproach of men).

  • Application: Stand firm in faith even when threatened. Trust God who holds your soul.

74. Confess Me before men

  • Scripture: Matt 10:32

  • Torah Link: Deut 30:14 (the word is very near you, in your mouth and in your heart).

  • Application: Speak openly of your faith in Yeshua without shame.

75. Do not deny Me before men

  • Scripture: Matt 10:33

  • Torah Link: 1 Sam 2:30 (those who honor Me, I will honor).

  • Application: Stand loyal to Yeshua even under pressure or persecution.

76. Take nothing extra when sent — trust God’s provision

  • Scripture: Mark 6:8–9

  • Torah Link: Exod 16:4 (daily manna in the wilderness).

  • Application: Depend on God’s provision rather than self-sufficiency.

77. Shake the dust off your feet where you are not received

  • Scripture: Matt 10:14

  • Torah Link: Neh 5:13 (shaking out the fold as a sign of separation).

  • Application: Do not waste energy in places of hardened rejection. Move on faithfully.

78. Let your peace rest on a worthy house

  • Scripture: Matt 10:12–13

  • Torah Link: Num 6:24–26 (priestly blessing of peace).

  • Application: Speak peace over homes and communities. Carry shalom wherever you go.

79. Abide in Me, and let My words abide in you

  • Scripture: John 15:4–7

  • Torah Link: Deut 30:20 (cling to the Lord your God).

  • Application: Stay rooted in Yeshua daily through prayer, study, and obedience.

80. Bear much fruit as My disciples

  • Scripture: John 15:8

  • Torah Link: Jer 17:7–8 (the tree planted by water bears fruit).

  • Application: Let obedience and love produce visible fruit in your life.

81. Be watchful and ready for My return

  • Scripture: Matt 24:42

  • Torah Link: Hab 2:3 (wait for the vision; it will not delay).

  • Application: Live each day with expectancy, keeping your heart awake.

82. Keep your lamp burning, ready for the Master

  • Scripture: Luke 12:35–36

  • Torah Link: Exod 27:20 (lamps burning continually in the tabernacle).

  • Application: Maintain spiritual readiness through prayer and faithfulness.

83. Occupy until I come — be faithful with what I entrust to you

  • Scripture: Luke 19:13

  • Torah Link: Gen 1:28 (stewardship over creation).

  • Application: Use your time, gifts, and resources responsibly until Yeshua returns.

84. Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life

  • Scripture: Rev 2:10

  • Torah Link: Dan 12:3 (those who turn many to righteousness will shine).

  • Application: Endure trials with courage. Keep your eyes on eternal reward.

Mitzvot Yeshua

Witness and mission are the outward flow of obedience. Love, Kingdom life, worship, community, and justice all find their fulfillment in going out with courage, shining light in the darkness, and proclaiming the reign of God. Yeshua’s final mitzvot remind us that faith is not passive — it is a calling to bear fruit and to remain steadfast until the day He returns.

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