Spirit of the Anti-Christ

or the Neo Pharisees of the Western Churches

There is a form of pseudo scholarship practiced by some deceivers regarding the teachings of the Messiah Eashoa. They spout words of worldly wisdom about the origins of the Scriptures, words laced with doubt, ridicule and poison. They quote secular scholars of antiquity and esoteric archeological discoveries in an attempt to sound erudite. They talk of research and scientific analysis and scoff at people of faith. When pressed about the doctrines of faith as practiced by the Apostles, they point out that Jesus never said this or that. When told about what Paul wrote, they say that Paul has been discredited by this and that church and that he is not held in high regard. They change the subject back to their "research" and what they have "discovered."

They even accuse those of us who translate from the Hebrew-Aramaic Scriptures as paraphrasers. They claim that they reject the Greek-Latin versions and the King James Version, but argue from the same errors committed by the Western translators. They are simply contrarians who want to show how wise they are. They lack the genuine faith of true believers. Paul writes well about these hypocrites and their fake wisdom, the wisdom of this world.

My translation is a restoration of the Apostolic Faith in Eashoa Msheekha. I don't take issue with Western Churches for the sake of selling my own translation. I take issue with Western Churches for rejecting the true Gospel, the Ancient Aramaic Scriptures that Eashoa (Jesus) read from in the synagogues of Galilee, Capernaum and Jerusalem.

Therefore, I take issue with those self-styled "theologians" who attack the Western Churches for personal reasons of their own. I'm not interested in controversy, but in revealing the truth about the Scriptures. I don't like people to take my translation and treat it as some radical version of the Bible; it is not. My translation is faithful and true to the words of Eashoa Msheekha.

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