James the Just & Salvation via Works
James the Just & Salvation via Works. This is the James who was also known to the early church as “the Righteous” or “the Just.”
Statements About Paul From Prominent Theologians And Bible Scholars
Statements About Paul From Prominent Theologians And Bible Scholars. The fact that Paul spread his own version of Christianity independent of Yeshua’ teachings has been well known for centuries. Only the Church doesn’t agree to that. Paulianity displays very little of the teachings of the humble Jewish Rabbi, Yeshua, and adds much that Yeshua would have found appalling. Below are quotations from the writings of renowned theologians and other scholars. Most were taken from Rev. Abba Nazaria’s very informative article, “YAHOWSHUA OR PAUL?”
MYSTERY BABYLON: THE ILLUMINATI, MASONIC, AND CATHOLIC CONNECTION
MYSTERY BABYLON: THE ILLUMINATI, MASONIC, AND CATHOLIC CONNECTION.
The Connection between Freemasonry and the Mystery Religions
The Connection between Freemasonry and the Mystery Religions.
Babylon Mystery Religion Turned Morphed Into Freemasonry
Babylon Mystery Religion Turned Morphed Into Freemasonry. The article argues that modern occultism, paganism, and Freemasonry all trace their origins back to Babylonian mystery religion, which is said to be a Satanic counterfeit of true Christianity.
The Problem of Paul
The Problem of Paul. How should we understand the relationship between Jesus and Paul? Hyam Maccoby, a Talmudic scholar, challenges traditional Christian narratives about the Apostle Paul, arguing that Paul was not a Pharisee as claimed but a Hellenistic figure who fundamentally altered Jesus’ message. Maccoby contends that Paul invented a new religion—Christianity—by blending Jewish scripture with pagan myths, diverging from the teachings of Jesus and the early Jerusalem Church led by James and Peter. The book critiques Paul’s authenticity, his alleged Pharisaic background, and his theological innovations, drawing on rabbinical texts, historical sources (e.g., Josephus, Ebionite writings), and inconsistencies in the New Testament.