Paul of Tarsus: A study of His Letters (Volume II)

By Edward Monjay

Book Overview

This is the second volume of Paul of Tarsus - A Study of His Letters. This book deals with all of the doctrines of Paul that don't match up with the laws of Yahweh (God) and Yahshua (Jesus) and the other apostles. I present this book out of love for the people. It breaks my heart that so many have accepted Paul but not studied for his gospel and Yahshua's were vastly different. Paul's version of salvation is vastly different from what Yahshua and the true apostles taught. Paul said many times to follow him (not Yahshua) Paul said it makes no difference if you eat food sacrificed to idols but Yahshua condemned 2 churches for this very thing. Paul said the commandments were nailed to the cross and we are no longer under the law. But Revelation and many other sources say that the ones going to heaven are the ones keeping faith in Yahshua and keeping the commandments of Yahweh. Paul said there must be division (King James version used heresy). Yahshua said there is one church. Also, the prophecy about Paul. What about the 2nd Peter reference? Also, Paul never once quoted what Yahshua wrote. Yahshua Said Be Not Called Master but Paul Did. Many other doctrines of Paul were directly opposite what the true apostles and Yahweh and Yahshua taught covered in this volume.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1649082215
• ISBN13: 9781649082213
• Release Date: January 2021
• Publisher: Pageturner Press and Media
• Length: 194 Pages
• Weight: 0.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Not at all what I was expecting...

At first I thought I was pretty lucky getting a pre-owned book that looked like it had never been read. Now I know why. I wanted a book to help me study the letters of Paul so that I could come to my own conclusions and understanding of what he wrote. Instead I found this - a book that says that Jesus is a false messiah. I was getting some weird vibes from this book before, but once I read that I put the book down and will probably never pick it up again...unless it's to get rid of it.