One Olive Tree

Yahuah gave one law for the homeborn and for the stranger living among them. Same law. Same table. Same penalty for breaking it. When a foreigner came in, he was not handed a separate arrangement with softer terms. He was brought into the one that already existed. Paul used a tree to say the same thing. Natural branches were broken off and wild branches were grafted in, but there was only ever one tree, one root, and one set of promises. A grafted branch does not get its own root. Yahuah did not start a second people with a second plan and a second rulebook running alongside the first. He opened His own household and let strangers walk in.