Lesson Four explores the fall of Adam and Eve in Jubilees 3:18–35 and related scriptures, revealing how sin reshaped creation and why God’s commandments became essential. We examine the serpent’s deception, God’s judgment on the serpent, woman, and man, and how covering nakedness became a law for mankind. This study also highlights the origins of burnt offerings, the future return of sacrifices in Messiah’s reign (Isaiah 66), and how animals once spoke before their voices wer

In Lesson Three, Garden of Eden Secrets Revealed, we uncover what really happened in Eden using the Book of Jubilees, Genesis, and the Book of Enoch. Learn how Eve was created, what the forbidden fruit truly was, and how intimacy—not paperwork—established the first marriage between Adam and Eve. This study also explores God’s eternal statutes on birth and purification, showing that the Torah’s commandments began at creation—not Sinai. Discover the timeless truth that God’s la

In today’s lesson, we explore God’s creation of time, as seen in Genesis 1:1-19. God established the sun, moon, and stars to mark the days, seasons, and years. His calendar consists of 364 days, divided into 52 weeks and four seasons, as explained in Jubilees 6:30-32. The New Moon marks the start of each month, and the Sabbath is an eternal ordinance of rest, as shown in Genesis 2:1-3 and Exodus 20:8-11. Understanding God’s calendar is key to observing His appointed feasts,

Welcome to Torah Truth Life, a blog dedicated to seeking truth over tradition. Founded by Rose, this space is for those who question modern doctrine and long to return to the commandments and the Torah’s wisdom. Through scripture-based insights, honest reflections, and tough questions like “Who changed the Sabbath?” and “Why don’t churches teach the commandments?”, this blog invites truth-seekers to walk the narrow path with love, reverence, and obedience to the Most High.

You’ve Been Deceived Let me make this clear: I’m not here to be a fanatic, and I don’t need anyone to agree with me. My only hope is to...