This third mountain swallowed Mt. Moriah and Mt. Sinai. Nevertheless, the two mountains remained clearly recognizable within the one single mountain they entered. Truly dumfounded, I looked at Abraham.

"This third mountain," he willingly explained, "is Golgotha. It is an extension of Mt. Moriah, where G-d promised that He would make provision and would be seen face to face."

"Perceive now, my daughter, what the Lord your G-d is doing. As He has promised, out of supreme love for us, He is about to give His Beloved, Only begotten Son as a sacrifice for our sins, just as I, Abraham, had been willing to offer up my only son of the promise to the Lord my G-d, Whom I love. As it is written: 'For He so loved the world that He gave up His only begotten, unique Son, so that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.'"

"You see, G-d sent His Son into the world so that the world might be saved through Him. All who believe in Him need not fear eternal damnation, but rather receive hope for eternal life. Those, however, who refuse the Son of Promise, are already tried and condemned by their unbelief."⁴⁷

Suddenly Abraham stretched forth his hand in a commanding gesture. I saw mount Golgotha and the Son, Yeshua, crucified on two logs of wood assembled in a "T"⁴⁸. (It was the same "T" I had seen replace Abraham's altar.) The dark and gloomy clouds of Mt. Sinai loomed over Yeshua⁴⁹. Suddenly, I spotted a hand holding a hammer, nailing something to this tree⁵⁰. 

Then Yeshua (Jesus) - Whose Hebrew Name means "YHWH (Jehova) saves" - bowed His head⁵¹.

"Now look!" Abraham commanded, nearly shouting. 

Suddenly a tremendous blast of deafening noise thundered⁵². It resembled an aircraft breaking the sound barrier. The brooding storm clouds ripped apart⁵³, instantly disintegrating. A sublime heaven - crystal clear - appeared, radiating in deep rainbow colors⁵⁴.

Simultaneously, the crusts of Mt. Sinai and Golgotha cracked and fell apart like two broken nut-shells, liberating the first mountain⁵⁵. 

Once again the deep Voice resounded from every direction of heaven: "In your Seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed."

"Come!" Abraham said solemnly, reaching for my hand. "Enter into the blessings of G-d. By following Yeshua faithfully you fulfill the Law of Righteousness⁵⁶  which is: 'Love the Lord your G-d with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your might and strength, and treat your fellow men with the same love and care with which you would like them to treat you.'"⁵⁷

"The Son of the Promise, Yeshua, the Only Begotten Son of G-d, has fulfilled ALL the CONDITIONS of the law of Moses, and in His own flesh has banned forever the curse of transgression⁵⁸. Do you remember the hand with the hammer? This was the hand of G-d nailing the curses of transgression upon the implement of curse and judgment... the cross."

Abraham raised his finger in emphasis. "Therefore, my daughter, it is not by the Letter of the Law - which G-d rendered obsolete⁵⁹ on the mount of sacrifice - that you should seek to please G-d. Rather, enter into His promises by faith⁶⁰. Incline your heart to Him in love, keeping His commandments gladly⁶¹, without fear of judgment⁶². Then you will please Him."

Abraham paused. "The Ten Commandments," he continued, "and the pattern of the Tabernacle were the divine instructions Moses brought down from the mount of G-d⁶³. These G-d shall engrave now on your heart. The Law of G-d, being the working and writing of His own Hand on the tablets of your heart⁶⁴, is not a burden to keep for those who walk by faith in His promises."⁶⁵

"Understand then, my child" Abraham urged, laying his brown, sinewy hands on my shoulders. "The Lord your G-d IS your Shabbat⁶⁶, your Law⁶⁷ and your Tabernacle⁶⁸. He came in the form of His Beloved Son⁶⁹ to fulfill all three⁷⁰. With His shed blood He worked atonement for the world⁷¹ and has sealed His promise given with an oath⁷², rendering obsolete the conditions [Letter] of the Law of Moses."

Abraham looked deep into my eyes, as if to chisel his words on my heart.

"Love Him with all your heart," he said now. "Believe in Him with all your heart. Abide in Him with all your heart. And He shall deem you righteous as He deems me righteous. For by faith in the atoning sacrifice of the Only Son of the Promise, the Son of G-d, Yeshua HaMashiach, you have entered into the righteousness of G-d."⁷³

"Do NOT struggle, then," he said with tenderly. "But rejoice, believing in the righteousness of G-d made yours in Messiah."⁷⁴