Messianic Torah observant vs Christian?

How to become Messianic Torah observant?

This passage will contain some Hebrew words and if there is any word that you don’t understand, then I recommend you to look them up! Hebrew translitterated words are linked to the definition of the word, at least the first time the word is used. I also provide short explanations of many of the words in the Hebrew text.

Who are the Netzarim?

The Netzarim are Jews and geirim – non-Jewish Torah observant proselytes recognized by a legitimate Judaic court [beit din] – believing that Rabbi Yeshua of Nazareth was the Mashiach – Messiah. The only legitimate Netzarim is the Netzarim in Ra’anana in Israel. You can understand that this is the case by reading this article: Follow Yeshua and Torah? Course for non-Jews who wants to follow Yeshua

[The following is adapted from the website of Netzarim.]

Torah-observant? A holy lifestyle!

“Be a Netzâr•im′ “Saint”— How do you become a Netzâr•im′ “Saint”? Same way as other Torah -observant Jews: “saints”—קדשים, one of the Hebrew terms translated by Christians as “saints”—are self made.

Self made?!? Check it out. Wa-Yiqra [‘Leviticus’] 11.44 (in the Hebrew, of course): “For I am י--ה [HaSheim] your Ël•oh•im′, והתקדשתם והייתם קדשים, because I am קדוש.”

Translation of the second clause:
And / then you shall make yourselves holy-saints; and you shall be holy saints.

Read the remainder of the article in my blog Messianic Torah Observant:  How to become Messianic Torah observant?