Testing Jasher, Jubilees, Enoch, and The Cepher Against The Scriptures
In Part 1, we established our foundational instruction from Deuteronomy 4:2: We are not to add to or take away from the Word YAH commanded us to guard and obey.
We also established that a writing being ancient, containing additional Biblical history, or claiming heavenly revelation does not automatically make it inspired Scripture. So now, let’s put that standard to the test.
The Book of Jubilees contains fascinating accounts of the patriarchs and events recorded in Torah. But it also presents additional commandments, statutes, and judgments as though they were given to Moses by YAH, while also being supposedly written upon heavenly tablets. And here’s where things become concerning.
What happens when those additional commandments, statutes, and judgments differ from what YAH actually instructed in Torah — what happens when these books do not line up with The Word of YAH?
Let’s compare the evidence.
Continue reading “DO NOT ADD TO OR TAKE AWAY FROM TORAH — Part 2: Jubilees – When Additional Writings Become Additional Commandments”









