The Torah and the Tanakh

"The Torah and the Tanakh."

When you read the King James version you'll see the
Old and the New Testaments but in the beginning it was not so.
Many believe that the Old Testament or the Tanakh has
no relevance but the truth they really need to know.
The Tanakh is the original name for it and there
are many unfulfilled prophecies in it if you read.
Yet those who changed the Scriptures to a Bible
transliterated it to fit their need.
Many Churches say they're living in the new
and they disregard the Tanakh as if it's old.
But those words are still from the mouth of
Yah and still they are more precious than Gold.
You'll only find Tithing in the Tanakh they'll go
to Malachi to get it because it's not in the new.
If the Tanakh has no relevance why go there I'm sorry
I forgot money is involved they're wicked and greedy too.
The writers had a plan to confuse and deceive the people
and satan had his own to do a job on the blind today.
In the Hebrew text they even took out the name of the
Creator and translated it to take the truth away.
What many don't know is the Tanakh tells the story of
those whom Yah chose for Himself and their downfall.
It gives you all you need to know and will teach you
from the Prophets who He chose who He call.
The Tanakh is relevant for our time as we are in the
time of mass confusion where unrighteous reign.
Where the people He sent from Israel to Africa
who are now living in America in much pain.
A people who don't know who they are or quite
simply find it too hard to believe.
Those disasters that are Pastors are set up by the
devil and the minds of the masses they deceive.
The Scriptures are all relevant to the life of a Hebrew
they're his/her handbook that allows them to see.
That Yah has set things in motion and He is still in control
even though for their disobedience they're living in misery.
It's not the Old Testament but the Tanakh and
it's very important for the reader to learn about.
The Tanakh is very relevant in this day and age it's
just like air something that you can't live without.

The 5 Books of Law are called the Torah
shelly david wright, poet
healingheartspoetry@yahoo.com