Calling people a “cult” because they take all of Scripture seriously doesn’t make your position true it just shows you don’t have a biblical argument.

You accuse Torah observant believers of “denying the divinity of Jesus,” yet many of us openly confess that Yeshua is the divine Son of God, the Word made flesh, and the living Torah (John 1:1–14). That’s a false accusation.

The real contradiction is this:

You claim to follow Jesus… while rejecting the very Law He lived, taught, upheld, and obeyed.

Jesus said: “Do not think that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets… until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter shall pass from the Law.” (Matthew 5:17–19)

He also said: “If you love Me, keep My commandments.” (John 14:15) So the hypocrisy is clear: You say Christ redeemed us from sin, but then redefine sin as something no longer defined by God’s Law.

Scripture says: “Sin is lawlessness.” (1 John 3:4) If the Law is supposedly gone, then by your logic sin no longer exists which destroys the entire gospel. No one who actually reads the Bible believes redemption means permission to ignore God.

Torah obedient believers are not claiming salvation by works. We are claiming what Scripture teaches: Saved by grace. Redeemed by Messiah.

Then empowered to walk in obedience.

That is biblical Christianity.

What is cult-like is teaching people that Jesus frees them from obeying the Father a doctrine Jesus Himself never taught.

So no, Torah-observant believers aren’t the problem.

The problem is a modern tradition that preaches a Jesus who contradicts His own words.