JGIG
You posted something on a link for testimonies, assuming it's about messianics and saved Jews turning away from the Torah. Well take time and read this testimony.
I got "saved" when I was 7. That is when I accepted Christ, it was at a Christian church too. So few years later I'm in middle school, I was very anti following the OT to the point of anti-Semitism. In 7th grade I told a Jew he was going to hell, I was at that level of anti-Semitism. I followed the whole grace only show, and that following the OT was just for Jews. So now we get to high school, at this point in my life I was semi rebellious to my parents (mainly because they fought a lot, to the point where divorce could be in the picture, they weren't a happy couple). Now again my family is a big church going family, my mom was a children's ministry director. So anyway getting into my junior going into senior year the youth group minister is forced to step down and leave for not observing Christmas and Easter. This confused me, because I was always big on studying mythology (that was in middle and high school) so me knowing mythology and history this made sense to because neither Christmas nor Easter were technically mentioned in the bible. I had always heard of Passover as the last supper, I never realized it was actually mentioned in the bible outside of that. So I start doing bible studies with the former youth group minister. I started learning about Torah, I was mainly about the feasts at this point because that's what sparked my interest. Now at this time I'm just studying it, not observing. Between junior and my senior year I got my first job, it lasted 2 months. Well about a month after that I decided to start just observing 7th day Sabbath (friday sundown to saturday sundown) along with the commanded fests. Within a couple of months terms of employment for my sky rocketted. Now as far as my family I do remember my dad and I got in several arguments about Torah observance, and I found out his background was actually Jewish (he had been hiding it from me and my brothers because he was afraid of the judgement Jews get). So as a saved Jew he kept on going to the teachings of Paul (just like numerous folks on here do), long story short he gets to a point where he couldn't look at me sometimes. Now my mom, who was raised Baptists (key thing there, my mom was raised on the NT her whole life, her dad was a military pastor) she actually listened to me on what I was learning and going through, so she decided to start with the Sabbath and feast observance just as I did. Now every time I talked to my parents about this I always reassured them that Yeshua is my Lord and Savior, and salvation is through him. Anyway my mom at this time was diabetic, so a few months later we decided to follow dietary laws, within 2 months she is no longer diabetic (coincidence? I think not). This goes on for about a year and my dad starts to just observe 7th day Sabbath and the feast, to just check it out because he's never done it with a perspective of Yeshua in it. This continues on and a year or so later, my parents are no longer fighting and they're happy in their marriage again (and since then it has just gone uphill for them), now for me on the other hand I decided to walk away from the Torah walk and do my own thing. Within a month I lose my job and could not keep a job at all. Now my reason for the change I don't exactly know, my heart started not to be in the right place. I decided to turn away, but I did go start going to Christian church again because I felt that it was "easier" (I hate putting it that way because it makes Torah observance seem hard, and it's not). I started down a path that basically lead to a choice of jail time or the military. I obviously chose the military. So I slightly start getting in to teaching the word during basic training, I even lead a few people to Christ. Now I wasn't teaching Torah to them, I stayed away from the subject. Now after the military, I realized how well my parents relationship had gotten. I decided to slowly get back into a walk in Torah and so far I feel my life has been blessed immensely, and I thank God for it every single day. My parents walk and my walk with the Lord are stronger than ever.
So now based off of that testimony, if all those positive things came out of just simply following Torah, and doing so with Yeshua in it. How is that wrong out evil or against God? I don't see it at all.