Does the Torah teach that G-ds decrees were made available solely to the Jewish People?
This question, of course, is “loaded,” and entire volumes could be written to answer it. Most of these answers would simply be qualifying statements countering a myriad of objections against the concept of “Torah for the Gentiles,” based upon a misinformed or misinterpreted view of Pauline theology, apart from its Jewish context. However, here, I am going to confine myself to just a few high highlights which define the relationship of the non-Jewish person to the Torah as one of permission and encouragement. I am grateful that recently G-d has raised up a number of Jewish Messianic teachers and theologians who deal thoroughly with this important issue, and their materials are available today in print or over the Internet in various “Jewish Root” study groups. Now, in short, the answer to the above question is, “No,” the Torah does not teach that G-d’s decrees are the sole possession of the Jewish people, nor were they given exclusively for them. On the contrary, they were given to all
