Principle 1
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There exists The Creator, Who is complete in every manner of existence and is the Primary Cause and Source of all that exists.
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Principle 2
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The Creator is God; He is absolute and unparalleled unity.
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Principle 3
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God is non-corporeal. He is not affected by any physical occurrences; including movement, rest, or dwelling.
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Principle 4
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God is eternal.
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Principle 5
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It is absolutely imperative to worship God exclusively. No foreign, false, or other gods acknowledged.
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Principle 6
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God communicates with men and women through prophecy.
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Principle 7
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The prophecy of Moses is the written Torah. It is God's primary communication to men and women, and as such it serves to guide all pursuits of truth and commentary.
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Principle 8
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Torah is of divine origin.
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Principle 9
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Torah is immutable.
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Principle 10
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God knows all there is to know and His providence is supreme.
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Principle 11
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There is divine reward and retribution in the world to come.
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Principle 12
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Messiah dwelt on earth, in Israel during the early part of the 1st century CE. He lived as a Jew, was Himself taught as a Jew, and He taught disciples as a Jewish Rabbi,
His name is Yeshua (salvation). He was crucified outside the walls of Jerusalem, buried in a tomb, and in three days was alive again. His resurrection was witnessed by many men and women. It is Yeshua's sacrifice before the foundations of the earth - not His death in Jerusalem - that is the source of redemption and in which we put our trust. This, however, does not negate or devalue the purpose for which Yeshua came and died on a cross. Yeshua's death and subsequent resurrection demonstrates to the world, then and today, that neither Rome or any earthly kingdom since holds the power of life and death. God - and God alone - is Sovereign. In Him we put our trust. Yeshua the Messiah is returning on an undisclosed date in the future to usher in the Kingdom of God - the Messianic era. |
Principle 13
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There will be a resurrection of the dead.
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