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At Golgatha, the “Place of the Skull”,  Yeshua was crucified in fulfillment of Scripture^82/h. Plunged into the hole dug for it, the crucifix tore into His flesh from the powerful yank. There He hung from nails driven into his hands and feet, placed between two criminals⁸³ (one believed in his dying hour). The Sinless One, the Lamb of G-d without spot or blemish, bore the curse of transgression⁸⁴in our stead, for “...cursed is anyone hung on a tree.” 

With this death He did not  abrogate the commandments as has been falsely taught by all the Gentile churches, for G-d’s Kingdom is not a kingdom of lawlessness, “for from Zion shall go forth TORAH [the Law of Moses] and the Word of the L-RD from Jerusalem” .^85/i

The Gentiles never received  the Law, therefore they were at no time subject to its lordship as were the Jews. The curses of the Law were in no way activated by Gentile sinning, nor did Gentiles suffer punishment and retribution for their transgressions. If Gentiles violated the laws of nature and those given to Noah, yes, they would suffer the consequences. But the Law of Moses was without repercussion in their lives. Yet, Rome insisted on the abrogation of the Law, utterly misinterpreting the teachings of Paul the apostle⁸⁶, a Jew and pharisee of pharisees⁸⁷. Yeshua’s hanging from a tree was entirely on behalf of the lost sheep of the House of Israel⁸⁸, to free them from the heavy yoke of the lordship  of the Law and to bring them instead under the lordship of Messiah, Whose yoke is light⁸⁹.

His death on a tree effected a release from the curses of transgression, and a transferal of lordship; NOT an abolishment of G-d’s commandments! ^90/j

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