Confessing the shift of the Covenants from the Old Sinaitic one to the New one, the Messianic Judaism maintains fundamental significance of the Torah, especially with regard to those statutes, which are called eternal by G-d. Such attitude towards Torah discards any attempt to explain the word “eternal” in an emphatic meaning in Hebrew. All statutes are in force “till all be fulfilled” (Matthew 5,18) with the single pecualiarity that part of these statutes are executed by Y-shua‘ Himself (e.g. those requiring the Temple for the perfrormance of sacrifices, Y-shua‘ Himself being the Temple, but His Sacrifice replacing and superseding all Temple sacrifices). 
The Gospels were composed on the basis of Y-shua‘'s Sayings and reveal the New Covenant instituted in His Blood between G-d and G-d's Chosen People expanded upon the whole mankind. Thus the Gospels (Besora) expressing meaning of the New Covenent follow Torah which expresses meaning of the Sinaitic Covenant. The New Covenant fulfils the Sinaitic Covenant but does not deny the Sinaitic Covenant.
Writings of the Sinaitic Covenant are continued through the New Covenant with the Acts of the Apostles, while the Prophets – with the Apocalypse (Revelation) of Yohannan (John).