Ye are gods

I. Divine Identity and the Unbreakable Scriptures

Joh 10:35-

If he called them elohiym, unto whom the Word (Torah) of Elohiym came, and the SCRIPTURES CANNOT BE BROKEN.

This was about Hebrew lineage, first access to the Torah and books of Prophecies, which cannot be Broken (annulled, pass away).

Psa 82:6-7

I have said, Ye are elohiym, and all of you are children of El Elyon. But ye shall DIE like MEN, and FALL like one of the PRINCES.

Dying like men and falling like the castaway princes refer to being destroyed by violating the Torah. This is proof of how spiritually, the Torah can make gods out of men and reduce gods to men. When the Torah was first given to Moses on Mount Sinai, which transformed him to shine for day, she was a literal god in the flesh; she was almost worshipped after death. In the same way, YAHUSHA, being Torah in the flesh, was able to transfigure himself.

 

II. Covenant, Divine Secrets, and the Holy People

Deu 28:9-10

Yahuah shall establish you a HOLY PEOPLE unto himself, as he has sworn seven oaths unto you, if you shall guard the commandments of Yahuah Elohayka, and walk in his ways And all people of the earth shall see that you are called by the name of Yahuah; and they shall be afraid of you.

This passage shows that by obeying the Torah, the Hebrew people were made holy- almost godlike- among the nations, revealing divine secrets to their children.

Deu 29:29-

The SECRETS of YAHUAH Elohaynu are given to his children and their sons forever and ever, that they may observe every WORD of the TORAH.

The Torah made the Hebrew people gods on earth by providing secret access to divinity. Animal sacrifices were the only flawed aspect, which Yahusha replaced with his atonement.

 

III. Consequences of Disobedience and Divine Wrath

Deu 29:26-28

For they went and served other elohiym, and worshipped them, elohiym whom they knew not, and whom he had not given unto them: And the anger of Yahuah was kindled against this land, to bring upon it all the curses that are written in this cepher: And Yahuah rooted them out of their land in anger, and in wrath, and in great indignation, and cast them into another land, as it is this day.

This passage illustrates what it means to die like men and fall like the princes. The wrath of Yahuah was kindled even more when the Hebrew people desecrated the Torah in the Promised Land, where they had greater access to their divinity. Outside the Promised Land, without the Torah, Yahuah's wrath subsided, but they received little access to divinity.

IV. Prophetic Loyalty and the Divine Map

Deu 13:5-

And that prophet, or that dreamer of dreams, shall be put to death; because he has spoken to turn you away from Yahuah Elohaykem..

In reconciling modern prophecies and the Torah, all prophets in the Scriptures had to be loyal to Yahuah and the Torah; otherwise, their prophecies would be corrupted. The claim by some Christians that prophecies in church can sometimes be misinterpreted due to a pastor's explanation is, in essence, a rejection of the Torah. The Torah is the divine map that guides prophets; without its alignment, prophecies come out inaccurate, tainted, and misinterpreted. All Scriptures about corrupted prophets and prophecies point to issues with the Torah.

 

Conclusion

In summary, the Scriptures affirm that the Torah holds the power to elevate humans to a divine status while also holding them accountable for disobedience. The transformative events at Mount Sinai, the covenant establishing the Hebrew people as holy, and the severe consequences for violating the Torah all underscore a central truth: Ye are elohiym. Follow the divine map laid out in the Torah, and you unlock the secret to accessing the divine; stray from it, and the fall from grace is as inevitable as it is stark.

It seems the Torah not only comes with life-changing instructions but also a celestial warranty adhere to it, or you risk losing your “godly” upgrade!