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Does Paul Quote Scripture Like Jesus Or Satan?
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Very good. I like these videos. Christ repeatedly said Paul was a false apostle like for example in revelation 2:2. Yet when I bring it to friends, or pastors or drop truth about Paul in Christian forums they either deny Christ's words, block me, or ignore it, its very revealing about how they lack integrity or honesty or truth. I guess they embrace tradition over facts. Openly denying Christ's words is the same thing as denying that 10 x 10 = 100. If they deny Christ, then they are not worth wasting time listening too, unfortunately, its almost every pastor preacher in the English speaking world. I praise the Lord for people like you.
I've met one who says denying saul is blaspheming the Holy Spirit. Believers in saul and his ways are borderline certifiable when push comes to shove.
@@Teshuvah77 I bet they took the jab,
@@TigerDan925 well PAUL SAYS to obey our political leaders. 😬 😉
@BeatenHorse Paul was a member of the Herodian Family, of course he said to obey the political leaders, LOL.
@Teshuvah77 I was in a Baptist Church a while back and the pastor said for everyone to "rise for the reading of the word of God." I stood up like everyone else without really thinking about it, and the pastor started reading from one of Paul's letters. The Holy Spirit told me if I didn't sit back down I was blaspheming the Spirit because I was standing in agreement with those people who said that "Paul wrote his garbage under inspiration of the Holy Spirit". I immediately planted my butt back in that pew. I was sitting in the second row and the pastor kept looking at me like I was satan incarnate, and I could feel the stares from everyone else in the church.
I did the same thing for the next 3 or 4 weeks: The pastor would say "stand for the reading of the word of God." Me and rest of my family would stand, he would say that he was reading from Galatians or Corinthians, or Romans, whatever it was it was always Paul, and as soon as he named the address of what he was reading I would sit back down and my whole family would sit also. We were right up front, in the second row.
Finally, the pastor came to my house after church to confront me about it, asked me if I was offended at the "word of God". And I said "no, but I am offended that you would declare a man to be "god" in violation of God's Word."
He asked me what I was talking about. I said "You enticed me to stand by promising I was going to hear the "Word of God" read and then you started reading the words of a mere man, Saul of Tarsus. So I sat back down because I didn't want to blaspheme the Holy Spirit by standing in agreement with your claim that Paul was a god."
The pastor said "you don't think Paul wrote under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit?" I said, "no, because Paul contradicts Jesus and I know the Holy Spirit isn't going to contradict itself."
At that point the pastor looked very offended and said "Well, I don't remember a single instance where Paul contradicted Jesus." And I said, "Well, the easiest contradiction to see is where Paul says it's okay to eat meat sacrificed to an idol, and in Revelation chapter 2 Jesus says..."
And that was all it took, that pastor started speed-walking to car. So, I was just casually walking behind him explaining every contradiction I could think of at that moment, and the pastor starts running and he ran to his car, yanked the door open like he was in a panic, and jumps in and speeds off down the road.
They know that Paul taught different than Jesus, they just don't want you to know that you know. The pastor thought that he was going to BS me and then he realized that he was up against someone who actually knew a thing or two, and he fled like his pants were on fire. He ran because he knew I could put him in a corner that he did not want to be in.
Can’t find any flaws. The more I re-read, the more shocked and disappointed I am in myself for not seeing how incongruous and contradictory Paul was. History (and cannon) is a set of lies agreed upon.
All for control and profit.
@@Teshuvah77 , and power … he’s jealous of Yeshua
I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed this video. I watched it a day or so ago and you were spot on. Contrasting Jesus & James to Paul & Satan was phenomenal and spot on. In spite of the evidence, people still seem to think Paul is the chosen one. We should be exalting the words of Yahushua, not the ramblings of Saul of Tarsus. Well done.
Well done!!!
Very clearly explained!! Thank you!!
Looking forward to more!!
This is very helpful!!
Sin lurked at the door, seeking whom he might devour ! Sin devours the sinner, true repentance is required, for HE who measures the heart cannot be fooled, and the iron rod shall not be broken !!!!!
Shabbat Shalom David! Thank you for your insight.
You are very welcome
@@DavidHNotsarivery good video. I really enjoyed. The LORD spoke to me before recently to do this study. How satan twists scripture and Yeshua. Quotes correctly then I come across your video. May I ask. Where are you located. Are you apart of a body that seeks YHVH in a pure way separate from paulinism. We are struggling in our area. We try to go to church but all worship Paul and it is becoming beyond bearable in a humble and loving way.
I found this interesting when I was a Christian I found Satan in Matthew 4 in the 2nd Temptation quotes Psalm 91 out of context.
Then I found Paul of Tarsus quotes Scripture out of context and even distorts scripture!!!
One of the reasons I rejected Paul of Tarsus!!!
Watched this again !
Truly two themes in the NT
The disciples of Yah and the apostate messenger Paul
My sincere thanks to you for this teaching. 47:41 In this video I have seen how Jesus quoted scripture understanding the context thereof and this is the way we should quote scripture. Without this teaching we might take up Paul as a pattern (1 Timothy 1:16) and unwittingly end up quoting scripture the way Satan did.
Many many thanks!
Thank you for your awesome videos. You are the most concise communicator about the Bible I've heard.
Wow, thank you!
When Jesus asked what is the greatest commandment?, he was referring to "shema" something said 3x a day by a good jew. There are no less than 27 tanauch verses where God discusses what we do to show we love him. Deut talks about how we test false prophets to show that we love the Lord with all our heart,soul, mind, strength.
He did not quote Dionysis from the Greek play Euripides "its is not easy to kick against the pricks".
Fantastic presentation of what YaHuWaH Elohiym Most High has graciously gifted you to see. All praise to YaHuWaH Elohiym. Do you have much experience with the "code of hamarabi" you mentioned, and would you like to make a presentation on that?
Thank you for your time and work.
I read the Code in a couple of different translations, and I've read several books on the similarities in the code of Hamurabi Vs "the Covenant Code" in the book of Exodus. I've thought about doing a presentation on it, but it feels like there are always more pressing issues to address.
If the Father put Paul's name in James or Peter, or Revelations. then it would not be a test. would it.
@@ChristinaFromCZcams Paul's Hebrew or Jewish name was one of those. can not recall. But those in heaven will call those who did not make it will be least. the proper translation, shows this.
thank you so much
Paul is not in heaven, Jesus said no blasphemer will make it. Paul made it clear that he knew what it was and he knew how to make others do it.
Marty
Great presentation.
Thank you kindly!
This episode, in particular, answered so many questions that I have had on the shelf for 2 decades. It was excellent 👏 👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent work! Thanks for sharing...
Excellent study !
Deut 10:16 clearly talks about ‘circumcision of the heart’, (brit milah halev)
Is physical mutilation of the image of God then perhaps a mark of another god and a questionable practise on the 8th day ie a Sunday ? Any thoughts ?
@malcolmdavid722 I question whether it should really be done on the 8th day. I don't think the practice is of a pagan origin or anything of that nature, there are too many references to it in the New Testament and in the Clementia. Also, the Apostles called their movement "the circumcision".
As far as I can tell, every reference to giving a circumcision in the New Testament is to circumcising a man. In John 7:22 Jesus says "you circumcise a man on the Sabbath" (usually the translation says "boy" but the Greek word is "man). I can't prove it, but I believe that the practice may have originally been performed when the boy turned 13 or 14, maybe even as part of the bar mitzva, but was changed to infant circumcision at some point. That's my theory, but like I said, I can't prove it.
@@DavidHNotsari thanks !
Gal 3:12 Paul says the law is not of faith. Yahshua says in Matthew 23:23 that the law is of faith
Yessir. And this MOST BLATANT of contradictions is exactly why most translations render πίστις differently in Mat23:23 than they do in Gal3:12 and elsewhere.
The ones that are _inconsistent_ here are: ESV, NASB, NIV, LSB, NET, ISV, CSB, Mounce, Geneva...
Their covering up for Paul is shameless.
A prune was once a plumb, the plumb is now a prune, one state does not change the the other. The truth is the truth is the truth and will be for all eternity, the Truth stands at the door and knocks, will they open the door and sup with Truth/Him. Or will they deny Truth/Him? The truth hurts the flesh but heals the soul, and with the healing the bondservant becomes free!!!!
I think it is interesting that every Christian I know has expectations for their children to obey the rules but believe that God has no expectation of them to do the same. If God is our example, why don't they take it easy on their kids and tell that so long as they believe that we are their parents, that's good enough?
@RestoringReality Excellent point. If we will kick adult children out of the house for not obeying our rules, why do we think God will let us into His Kingdom when we refuse to obey his rules?
@@DavidHNotsari - Yahushua also said we'll be judged by our own standard, so it might be a good idea to be merciful and full of loving kindness. Love covers a multitude of sins.
I read a torah commentary on this week's portion (Yitro). The author talks about Yitro in a similar vein.
He states that Yitro was the voice of 'human wisdom'... that he was a test.....human reason vs Kingdom wisdom. Whose voice will we listen to. It is very similar to what you said at the start.
I'll send the link if you're interested.
It's a very good read
I thought it was interesting that he came from the desert
@Keturah53 If you want to post a link to it, I'll read it. I can definitely see how, just from your statement above that Jethro/Yitro certainly could be seen as the voice of human wisdom. I remember, early in my studies on the Torah, reading about his visit with Moses and thinking that it didn't seem right for him to reorganize the way Moses led the people, but at the same time the changes he instituted made sense.
@DavidHNotsari I will have to email it to you. Are you comfortable sharing an email address ?
They are deleting my comment
Who can answer this question? What preceded day 1, day 2, day 3, day 4, day 5, day 6 ? Hint 1,2,3,4,5,&6 are work days!
cool thought! I see exactly what you're suggesting here. Very interesting.
Care to expound more on the relevance?
Has anyone read the ( Odyssey ) The Book Of REWARDS? Fascinating read !!!!
He who lives by the sword of the pen complete with eraser will die by it. He who lives by the sword of truth shall rightly divide the lying pen of Cain's scribes !
Elijah is coming to restore all these things
Galatians 3:13 VS Deutoronomy 21:23 is the example of how a verse misquoted by Paul became the canon - that is in order to match the WRONG wording of Paul we had to CHANGE the actual literal meaning of the text...
In Hebrew קללת אלהים תלוי means (in reverse word order) "A hanged (or HANGING) is cursing (or BLASPHEMY) OF God"
but not "the hanged is cursed by God".
I found that only Chabad Tanakh Online gives the correct translation into English.
This is how we change the Bible to make it match to the Paul's teachings. So muslims seem to be right that the Bible is indeed all corrupted.
I could tell that something was off with the translation, just based on how drastically different are the various ways this verse is translated. Unfortunately, I didn't know enough about Hebrew sentence structure to be able to tell for certain what was the correct rendering of the verse. I did find these three that are aligned with what you're saying, though:
New American Bible
his corpse shall not remain on the tree overnight. You must bury it the same day; anyone who is hanged is a curse of God.
Literal Standard Version
his corpse does not remain on the tree, for you certainly bury him in the day-for he who is hanged [becomes] a curse of God...
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
His corpse will not remain on the wood but bury it on that day, because whoever curses God shall be hanged/crucified...
@@DavidHNotsari You see how these translations try hard not to contradict the Paul's misquoting? It only proves he was not Jewish at all or he knew so little Hebrew...Please be humble to consult on the verse with a rabbi at your nearby synagogue.
Please check a Jewish translation at Chabad Tanakh Online (I cannot put a direct link here, but it is easy to navigate there)
Also Hebrew Bible, A Translation with Commentary by Robert Alter has it as “a hanged man is God’s curse”.
The point is that NOT the man is cursed but the act of hanging or crucifying itself is the blasphemy of God. This alone breaks down all the Pauline theology.
@@DavidHNotsari Also try Google translate, just copy-paste קללת אלהים תלוי
Surprisingly it make a lot of sense))
The righteous Abel, the Shepard, who's sacrifice was pleasing to Eloah, alive sheep is far more valuable than a dead one ! Now whose envious? For they both came from the same womb, they shared the same father and the same mother!
I love what you do thank you. I have a question. If The devil didn’t recognize the son of God shouldn’t they have know each other from the beginning? Then Jesus took on another look?
You're not referring to Matthew 4's wilderness trial, are you?
@@ChristinaFromCZcams right. I think the OP was trying to suggest that since Satan said to Jesus, "if thou be the Son of God, command that these stones be made bread," (Mat4) that Satan didn't recognize Jesus as the Son of God. Mountainfolk2511 seems to be keying in on the word _"if"_ : "if thou be...". But there are a number of problems with this, which include:
1. the demon in Mrk1, upon encountering Jesus, recognized him right away. And there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit; and he cried out, saying, Let us alone; what have we to do with thee, thou Jesus of Nazareth? art thou come to destroy us? **I know thee who thou art, the Holy One of God.** Mrk1 <
2. we're also told that all 'unclean spirits, when they saw him, fell down before him, and cried, saying, **Thou art the Son of God.** Mrk3 <
3. the legion of demons, when they saw Jesus, likewise recognized him right away, and acknowledged his authority. Mat8 > And there met him two possessed with devils, coming out of the tombs, exceeding fierce, so that no man might pass by that way. And, behold, they cried out, saying, **What have we to do with thee, Jesus, thou Son of God?** art thou come hither to torment us before the time?
When Satan, in the wilderness trial Mat4
Why do you people still use those false Christ images, we both know this is not how he looked like and both Revelation and book of Daniel prove that. :/
Because this is reality not a Netflix movie.
@@DavidHNotsari Sorry, but I need 2 or 3 witnesses that he looked like in Mel Gibson's "The Passion of Christ"" 30 million dollar movie or it didn't happen.
@michaqwerty1504 Done, we actually have 2 eye-witness accounts of Jesus' appearance:
"...His golden colored hair and beard gave to his appearance a celestial aspect. He appeared to be about 30 years of age... What a contrast between him and His bearers with their black beards and tawny complexions." - Pontius Pilate in a letter to Tiberius Caesar.
"...His hair of (the color) of the chestnut (blonde), full ripe, plain to his ears... His hair, not very long, but forked... His eyes grey, clear, and quick in reproving hypocrisy." - Publius Lentullus letter to Rome
@@DavidHNotsari Sorry, but you have just quoted 2 forged letters written in Middle Aged latin written in some Vatican dungeon and later translated into English. The First was published in 1500s. Publius Lentullus from the second one was a fictional character, as his position didn't even exist in roman government and it was published in 1522 like 30 years after start of colonization. And you believe that Christ looked like an Italian?
Yet another Vatis Can lie just like so called Shroud of Turin, which is antiscriptural as the Scriptures are clear that Christ's head and body were wrapped in 2 different shrouds, not one. Sorry I need 2 witnesses from some Scriptures, can be apocryphal also. If I remember correctly Enoch had some kind of description of Ancient of Days and Christ similar to that in the Bible.
Amos 3:7 "Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets."
I will believe prophets. Not roman renaissance fan fiction.
Anyways let's stop it. God gave 2nd commandment for a reason.
@@michaqwerty1504 - What do you think He looked like? Italian is a bit misleading, as "Italians" can be blonde and light-skinned to Black-haired and darker-skinned. Populations move, so what we see today doesn't always paint an accurate picture of what a population may have looked like some 2,000 years ago. The Scriptures rarely give us insight on how people looked. The tend to paint a picture of a person's character moreso of their outward appearance. One thing we can glean from scripture, the Adam apparently had skin that was the color red, though maybe I'm misinformed?
I cannot reply to our last conversation, My answer keeps dis a pearing :)
@Keturah53 I still see your comments. the email address is bxb0328@gmail.com
@@DavidHNotsarity. Emails sent this morning :)
I see Paul's writings as not being anti-Torah. I think many just misinterpret them. And it seems like we have to throw out the book of Acts and Luke if Paul is a false teacher. Luke was a traveling companion of Paul. And this view of Paul seems like a liberal view of Paul.
@chrislucastheprotestantview Personally, I don't see any issue with Luke/Acts, they were both written as part of Paul's legal defense when he went to Rome to be tried before Nero, and because of that they are trustworthy as being true, but (with Act particularly) we should keep in mind that they were written for that purpose, not to be Holy Scripture. Acts actually exposes several lies that Paul tells, which makes me see it a valuable tool.
A lot of people like to bring up the idea of "throwing out scripture" as a sort of strawman to keep from addressing the "problem verses" of Paul. Honestly, we don't have to "throw out" any books to acknowledge that Paul is a false teacher, but we have to throw out a lot of text to accept him, including some of the very words of Christ. I make the case for that in this video. czcams.com/video/_UKyWcBfRQY/video.html
@@DavidHNotsari I'll check it out with an open mind
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Interesting debate:
It all depends on what is defined as torah…. Ebionite? Nazerite? Pharasee? Etc
Scripture has undoubtedly been corrupted and this has been permitted so we can be tested and find truth.
Even a false gospel has to be 95% right so as to be believable and much truth is then found in Paul or Luke.
That is why DhN and other investigators are so important today as we approach full revelation by the 2Ws who correct Judah and Rome.
That's actually a logical fallacy, though I forget which one specifically, maybe a false dilemma fallacy, I'm not sure? We don't have to throw away Luke because Luke's writings expose Paul. Luke was just writing down the good, the bad, and the ugly. Luke wrote down what Paul told him. We don't have the other side of those events to compare them with Paul's version of events. Luke's gospel is trustworthy, he gave us many facts that can be verified through modern archaeology, among other disciplines. Luke did travel with Paul, but Luke wasn't with Paul on all of his journeys, nor was he present when Paul had his road to Damascus experience (no witnesses), or when he allegedly "withstood Peter to his face" (we never get to hear Peter's side of the story). We only have Paul's word to go on, we have no other witnesses.
We actually receive serval warnings in The Torah/
Taurah 𐤕𐤅𐤓𐤄 תורה
- loving instructions in righteous living.
about
shaul 𐤔𐤀𐤅𐤋 שאול
- asked for
(spelled the exact same way as);
sheol 𐤔𐤀𐤅𐤋 שאול
- underworld (place to which people descend at death) ; used 66 times in the Tanak
Ba’madbar 𐤁𐤀𐤌𐤃𐤁𐤓 באמדבר
(coming through the wilderness/dessert)
Numbers 33
55 And if you do not drive out the inhabitants of the land from before you, then it shall be that those whom you let remain shall be pricks in your eyes and thorns in your sides, and they shall trouble you in the land where you dwell.
paal means worker so if you put the 3 names together you get:
the one rebellious people asked for who is the worker of death!