Paul the Gnostic Ravenous Wolf
The Lies and Heresy of Paul of Tarsus
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Updated on: Friday, August 15, 2008
Was Paul A Jewish Prophet Or A Gnostic Ravenous Wolf?
Dear Stephen,
I am most happy that you did not die from your terrible sickness. My family and I will pray for your complete recovery — hoping that such a total recovery be in line with the Will of Adonai for you. I also know what suffering of a poor health is because I was born with a very serious problem in one of my kidneys. For many years that malady gave me more troubles than I care to say. And even though I never had Malaria, while in Cuba I had Dengue once and Pneumonia several times. So I can relate to your sufferings, although I know that Malaria is much worst than Dengue.
I understand very well your chock when you came across the "claims regarding Paul and the Messianic scriptures." When that happened to me I almost literally passed out. I was reading one of Paul's letters, and all of a sudden it hit me like if a meteorite had fallen on my head. When, after having rejected out of hand the suspicion of him being a traitor for Satan, the idea came back to me the next day with full force while reading another portion of his letters which diametrically contradicted Torah, I felt totally terrified and physically sick. I did not tell any one (not even my wife, from whom I never hide anything). I was so afraid that for a few days I could not even pray because I did not want a response that would validate what I had found, and that by antagonizing and negating Paul would deny, and therefore exclude parts of the New Testament. Up to that day whenever I had found the countless contradictions between Paul's writings and the Jewish Scriptures, I had been able to "reinterpret" the portion so as to make it match the Sacred Writings, but this time my Master in Heaven was not allowing me to perform such an unwilling but dishonest act of spiritual and intellectual trickery. Like the eyes of a kitten, my eyes had been open, and now there was no way to close them again.
Tired from having to constantly reinterpret most of Paul's words so as to force an accommodation of his words to the declarations of Tanakh and Yeshua, I had to surrender to not only my honesty pulling me into another direction, but I had to submit to the direction of the Spirit of the Almighty inexorably guiding me into a course which I did not want to take. So it was that in the midst of great fear and trepidation I decided to let Scriptures not only to interpret and devaluate, but accuse and condemn Paul the fiendish man of Tarsus. What came out was more surprising than what I expected.
Evidences of foul play rapidly accumulated. At the beginning I tried to justify Paul arguing that he was confused, or whatever, but never bad-intentioned — after all he was a "hero of the faith," I thought. But soon enough I had to surrender to the unthinkable: Paul of Tarsus had been a willful and diabolic traitor in every way, all the way. He had been a malefic mole that Satan had infiltrated into the congregation of the followers of Yeshua to deviate his teachings and the course of history. For some irrational and unscriptural reason, I thought that Adonai would never allow anyone to play such a role with such Mephistophelian intentions. Therefore, it was really hard having to surrender to the undeniable evidences which clearly pointed to the fact that Paul's sole intent had been that of destroying from inside not only the teachings and work of the man from Nazareth, but most of all the Instructions, Commands and lifestyle ordained in Torah by Adonai.
Despite of my apprehensive emotions, once I decided to let HaShem to guide me in my honest search for truth in regards to Paul, soon enough I wrote over 100 pages filled with notes on Paul's unsubstantiated claims; self-contradictory tales about his own so-called "conversion"; his countless alterations, distortions and blatant misinterpretations whenever he quoted Tanakh; his new anti-Torah doctrines; his proven false prophecies; his unauthorized creation of new hierarchy; many examples of his arrogant pride and swollen Narcissism; his countless deceptions and many other delusions; but, worst of all, his constant denunciations, refutations and contradictions of the clear statements of Torah, the Nevi'im and even Yeshua.
Finally, when a new and authentic picture of Paul took accurate form in front of my eyes, I was highly perplexed to realize that Paul of Tarsus had been in reality nothing but a shrewd Gnostic agent of Lucifer. Having being a very astute man due to being superlatively possessed by Satan, Paul the Destroyer had been much more subtle in his approach than all the other more aggressive Gnostics, who had crept into the Christian church several years after his death. Certainly, the picture of a cunning and terrifying man, filled with powerful unclean spirits of deception, had now displaced the false image which I had always had of him as a wise and gentle man of Elohim who had done all things out of an almost unsurpassable love for Adonai, Yeshua and mankind. Paul had been an anti-Messiah who had beguiled most every one on his infernal path.
When I was living in the tyrannized island of Cuba, I saw myself in very hot waters with the dictatorial Communist regime of Fidel Castro — another deceptive monster, but of the political kind. My troubles there were solely originated by my absolute Faith in the Almighty, and by my — then — total trust in the Christian "Bible," a book that includes the writings of Paul. I should say that only because the Almighty decided that it was not my time to go out of this world did the Communists not do away with my life, as many of them would have liked. What I mean by that is that is this: if I was willing to literally give my life — and my family's — for my trust in the Christian "Bible," it is not difficult, then, to realize that I would not easily repudiate parts of it out of a thoughtless whim. Yes, I eventually repudiated the Christian/Paulinist "Bible;" but I did it only after much pain and honest struggle, and only when forced by a mountain of undeniable evidence.
I know that all Christians/Paulinists think of me as a disturbed man at best when they hear me say that I consider my reluctant rejection of Paul and of parts of the NT to be my greatest act of worship of the Almighty in my entire life. What happens is that they do not understand that worship is not so much singing and praying in a friendly congregation, as it is having to rip your heart out of your chest when the Highest One, blessed be his Name, leads you to it. It was not easy either in terms of relationships with many Christians, whom I loved (and still do), who decided not to even consider the evidences, and instead went to war against me after so many years of "friendship." Nevertheless, I have seen the good results of my decision in the heavenly changes in my family. What an enormous blessings for me, my wife, our children and grandchildren it has been! And, also, what wonderful new relationships has our King brought to our lives!
For some time we thought that we were the only ones in the world that in the last nineteen centuries had known the truth about Paul and the fabrication of Christianity. Then, my friend told me about the excellent book "Jesus' Words Only" by Douglas J. Del Tondo. And although the author had found some elements that had escaped me, and vice versa, I realized that the Highest One had guided Del Tondo on a parallel path to my own discoveries. Later on I found other people on the internet, like Sherry Shriner — another combatant for Truth — who had also received revelation on this matter; and then I realized that the Truth has never been totally hidden from all, after all. It was really good to understand the emotions of Elijah haNavi when he thought that he was the only one in Israel with love for the HaShem and His Truth, and then the Almighty gently corrected him of his false assumption.
1 Kings 19:18
18 I still have left in Israel 7,000 followers who have not bowed their knees to Ba'al or kissed the images of him.
It surely is a wonderful feeling to experience the fact of not being the only one in the whole world with a heart and a mind for the Truth of the Great King.
Stephen, contrary to what it would have been my attitude when I was a Christian, it is not my intention to convince you or any one else of the Truth that I have found in the solitude of my office, as well as in the midst of healthy discussions with my family and the core of friends that wanted, like me, to find Truth in a world full of so many lies. No, I certainly do not want to convince anybody of the validity of my beliefs. What I would like is that all people — you included — dare for once to look into the matter with absolute honesty and raw courage. Then, after that, I will be pleased with whatever decision they will take in front of the Judge of all — even if it is in disagreement with my opinion. After all, I do not believe in such a think as "Salvation by Right Doctrine" which is the essence of what Paul wrongly preached, having into account that such a concept has never been part of the Jewish Scriptures.
I understand your "
very deep & very serious concern is for the unsuspecting believer who is not well grounded" because I felt the same way too — after all, I was a sincere Christian pastor, you know. The sense of responsibility is terrifying. But one day, while praying, Adonai impressed a liberating insight in my then-conflicted heart. It was something like this:
"Your relationship with me is much more important than your work for Me. Now, to make our relationship a truly good one, it must be not only in Spirit but also in Truth. Therefore, your real Duty is to 'follow me, and let the dead bury their own dead'. If I do not want them to know the whole Truth, what that has got anything to do with you? Your Duty is to follow Me at any cost, not to have others follow Me. One thing is to help Me facilitate it, but another entirely different is to be in charge of having them make their choice. I am the Only True King of the Universe, therefore I created and still decide what is the Truth. And since I make all the Ultimate Decisions and all the Supreme Choices, I apportion the Truth as I see fit. My Will is for some to see it, while not for some others. Who is like me among the Mighty angels in Heaven? None. Then who can go against my Will on earth? Be at ease, my son. My Will shall be done."
Then it came to my mind that passage where Yeshua said,
Matthew 13:11-16
11 Yeshua answered them, "To you it has been granted to know the mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven, but to them it has not been granted. 12 For whoever has, to him more shall be given, and he will have an abundance; but whoever does not have, even what he has shall be taken away from him. 13 Therefore I speak to them in parables; because while watching they do not see, and while listening they do not hear — nor do they understand. 14 In their case the Prophecy of Isaiah is being fulfilled, which says: 'You will keep on hearing, but will not understand and you will keep on seeing, but will not perceive. 15 Because the heart of this people has become dull, with their ears they scarcely hear, and they have closed their eyes, otherwise they would see with their eyes, hear with their ears, and understand with their heart and return, and I would heal them.' 16 But blessed are your eyes, because they see; and your ears, because they hear.
Strong but truthful words which directly challenge the Christian paradigm which you express by a "very deep & very serious concern is for the unsuspecting believer who is not well grounded".
My very deep and serious concern is for my own relationship with my King to be better grounded as time passes by. Out of that other people may or not be benefited, but that is secondary and it is their responsibility to search as I did. The indolent and the undecided have no part in the Kingdom of Heaven.
Revelation 3:15-16
15 I know your actions, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish that you were cold or hot. 16 In this way, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my Mouth.
While constantly mentioning "a personal relationship" with the Almighty, in reality Christianity/Paulianity teaches exactly the opposite; what is constantly taught is "a corporative relationship" with Him. This develops an abnormal growth in their sense of "responsibility." This is the reason why Christian has to be a copycat of the other ... or else. By having Christians constantly concentrate and preoccupy on the spiritual needs and personal relationships with the Creator of other people even more than their own, they deter their personal growth in their own personal relationship with Elohim, which is supposed to be every person's foremost priority according to the First Commandment. The very First Commandment that surely stands in total opposition to the grandiloquent but hypocritical notion that Paul expressed in,
Romans 9:3
3 For I, myself, wish to be anathema (curse) from the Christos for my brethren, my kindred, according to the flesh. (He hypocritically means the Jews)
Again, our responsibility toward people is something totally secondary in reference to our relationship with our King. In the same way, our reception of the Truth should not be contingent to the benefit or harm that it can do to others.
If Elohim had that seemingly "sensitive" approach to the Truth that Christians/Paulinists have — a method which leads them to hide the truth from the eyes of who they consider lost or "weaker" people — He would never had allowed so many detestable things be written in Tanakh about his best friends. Imagine, people could think that you can get drunk like Noah; or be an immoral coward like Abraham who gave his wife to another man to save his skin; or a devious liar like Jacob to get something from someone; or an annoying bragger like Joseph; or a bad-tempered like Moses; or a murderous adulterer like David; etc, etc, etc.
On the other hand, if David Melech had thought in such a dependent way concerning human acceptance or rejection of what he would say, he would never had written many of his blunt Psalms; and Solomon would not have written his Son of Songs because it would have been too sexually offensive to the puritanical hypocrisy of Christians/Paulinist yet to come. Imagine the damage that the sensuality of that book can cause on sex addicts! But it was written, and it is good — even though some might take it for evil. That is their problem, not Solomon's!
Yes, I know it sounds very selfish when said, but reality is that each one shall have to give personal account on Judgment Day for one single person: our own selves. On the other hand, my friend, if you get Truth, you shall pass it on to those whom He will bring across your path. As for me, I prefer to pass on one single morsel of Truth to one single person, than passing a ton of half-truths to many people. Think about it and feel free.
If someone "comes accross this and throws his hand in the air and says what am i supposed to believe." It is his responsibility — just as it is yours and mine — to independently and actively search for the Truth, and not just lazily sit by the road waiting for someone else to find it and then easily give it to him. "Throw a piece of Bread on the water," Stephen, "and after a while it will come back to you." What will happen to the Bread in the meantime is none of your business, my friend, it is His. We are only responsible for telling people the whole Truth. What they do with it ... well, again, it is none of our business. It is theirs in front of the Great Judge.
If we act scripturally correct then we shall have performed our duty, the Spirit of HaShem will have done His, and people — whether dear relatives or not — shall have to digest the Truth ... or perish by it.
Humans can only be loudspeakers of the Truth, nothing else. Therefore we should never make decisions leading to suppress those parts of the Truth which we find conflictive, offensive or even dangerous. If others final decision is to end up "rejecting everything even the Elohim of the Tanakh, Scriptures" we are to accept it, just as the Father in Heavens does despite of loving them immensely more than us. Believe me, I have also "experienced it FIRST hand more than once".
Leviticus (Wayikra) 18:4-5
4 My Judgments you shall do; and you shall observe
My Ordinances to walk in them. I am YHWH your Elohim.
5 So, you shall observe
My Ordinances and
My Judgments because
the man who accom-
plishes them
will live by them. I am YHWH!
Deuteronomy (Devarim) 4:1-2
1 Now, Israel, listen to the Ordinances and the Judgments which I am teaching you
to perform, in order
that you may live and come and possess the Land which YHWH, the Elohim of your ancestors, is giving you.
2 You shall not add upon the Word which I am commanding you; and
you shall not take away from it, regarding the
Commandments of YHWH your Elohim, with which I am charging you.
Deuteronomy (Devarim) 4:5-6
5 Look, I have taught you the Ordinances and the Judgments
just as YHWH my Elohim did to me, so that
you do them in the midst of the Land which you come to possess over there.
6 So, you shall observe them and do them, because it is Wisdom and Understanding in the sight of the peoples who will hear all the Ordinances, these Ones, and will say: "Surely these great people are a wise and understanding people."
Deuteronomy (Devarim) 5:1
1 Then Moses summoned all Israel and said to them: "Hear, Israel, the Statutes and the Ordinances, which I am speaking today in your ears, so that you may learn them and
observe them carefully.
Deuteronomy (Devarim) 6:1
1 Now, this is the Command-
ment, the Ordinances and the Judgments which YHWH your Elohim has commanded me to teach you, so that
you may do them in the Land where you are going over to possess it,
2 in order that you and your son and your grandson might fear YHWH your Elohim; to keep
all His Ordinances and His Com-
mandments, which I command you, all the days of your life and
so that your days may be prolonged.
Deuteronomy (Devarim) 8:1
1 All the Commandments that I am commanding you today you shall be careful to do,
so that you may live and multiply, and go in and possess the Land which YHWH swore to give to your forefathers.
Psalm (Tehillim) 119:4
4 You have ordained Your Precepts that
we should keep them diligently.
Psalm (Tehillim) 119:34
1 Give me understanding, so that I may observe Your Torah
[Heb. Instruction] and keep it with all my heart.
Do you believe in Yeshua? Then, look what he said:
Matthew (Mattithyahu) 5:17-19
17 Do not think that I came to abolish Torah or the Prophets. I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill.
18 Because I tell you for sure that
until Heaven and earth have passed away, not one Yud
[the smallest letter in the Hebrew alphabet], nor the least stroke
[of a Hebrew letter] — shall pass away from the Torah, until
everything has
[passed away].
19 So, whoever annuls ONE of the least of these Comman-
dments, and teaches others to do the same, shall be called "least" in the Kingdom of Heaven. But whoever keeps and teaches them, he shall be called "great" in the Kingdom of Heaven.
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