The Real Yahusha

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"Jesus is love."

That’s what they say, right?

But somewhere along the way, that “love” turned soft. Hollow. Feel-good.
Today, it’s been twisted to mean accept everything, affirm everyone, never correct, never confront.
But the real Messiah? Yahusha wasn’t about that life.

He didn’t come to pat sinners on the back.
He came to call them out—and call them home.



🕊️ He Taught Love… But Not the Kind You Think

Yahusha absolutely taught love—but it wasn’t the kind you find in Hallmark cards or pop songs.
His love had boundaries, standards, and truth woven into every word.

“If you love Me, keep My commandments.”
— John 14:15



That’s not "love is love."
That’s covenant love—obedient, disciplined, sacrificial.

He didn’t say, “Live your truth.”
He said, “I am the Truth.”



Mercy Without Repentance? Never.

Let’s be real. Yahusha forgave a woman caught in adultery—but He didn’t say “Keep doing you.”
He said:

"Go, and sin no more.” — John 8:11



His love didn’t coddle sin. It delivered people from it.

If He was walking the earth today, folks would call Him a bigot.
They’d cancel Him for telling people to repent.
They’d twist His words and label His truth as hate.

And they’ve done exactly that.



His Real Target? Hypocrisy.

Yahusha’s sharpest words weren’t for the broken, but for the fake:

“Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you are like whitewashed tombs...”
— Matthew 23:27



He hated religious performance.
People who looked holy on the outside but were rotting inside.
He didn’t call them misunderstood—He called them out.

Modern believers could learn something from that boldness.
Truth without compromise. Love without lies.



“I Came to Bring a Sword”

Yahusha wasn’t politically correct. He wasn’t worried about who He offended.

“Do not think that I came to bring peace on earth. I did not come to bring peace but a sword.”
— Matthew 10:34



That sword? It divides.

Truth from tradition.

Righteousness from rebellion.

Conviction from comfort.


If your version of “Jesus” lets you stay in sin, ignore the Torah, and live for self?
That’s not the real Messiah.
That’s a designer idol with good lighting and a chill playlist.


Final Word: Love Tells the Truth

If I really love you, I won’t lie to you.
And Yahusha never did.

He came with grace and fire.
Mercy and judgment.
Open arms—and a call to change.



Bring Him Back

Forget the bumper stickers and soft sermons.
It’s time to bring back the King, not the comfort.

The real Yahusha still speaks.
And He’s still saying the same thing today:

"Repent. The Kingdom is at hand.”

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