The Mistranslated Book of Galatians Volume 5 The Yahushaic Covenant (a nazarene's guide) : The Original Revelation Book Series, Volume 10: The Original Revelation Book Series

By Shaul, Rav

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Title:	The Mistranslated Book of Galatians Volume 5 The Yahushaic Covenant (a nazarene's guide) : The Original Revelation Book Series, Volume 10: The Original Revelation Book Series
Author:	Shaul, Rav
Volume:	Volume 10
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion, The Mazzaroth
Collections:	Authors Community, History
Historic Publication Date:	2016
Publisher:	Amazon

Member Page:	KellyRae Breining
Citation APA MLA Chicago Shaul, R. (2016). The Mistranslated Book of Galatians Volume 5 The Yahushaic Covenant (a nazarenes guide) : The Original Revelation Book Series, Volume 10. Retrieved from https://self.gutenberg.org/

Description
This is the true translation of the Book of Galatians. An easy to read, proper rendering of Shaul's letter in context of all of Shaul's letters to bring out the true meaning of the text. It bears witness to the Greeks twisting Shaul's writings and then further manipulated into English by Christian translators. This is not a word-for-word translation, but a true translation of the "intent" of the letter. No translation should ever be done in word-for-word for many reasons. "Do not add to or subtract from" is not speaking about individual words, but rather the intent and meaning of the text. That is exactly what happens in a word-for-word translation attempt. The intent and meaning is lost completely and the resulting translation is left void, vague, and uninspired. The Hebraic Mindset, the Idioms, and the CONTEXT of the writer's other letters is left out...and we are left to "guess" what Shaul was trying to say. Then add the influence of Hellenism, words twisted into Greek, and the pagan beliefs of the translators themselves...and we end up with what we now have in our English Bibles...a complete lie totally opposite of what Shaul believed, taught, and wrote in this letter to the Assembly in Galatia. This translation contains the missing context of all of Shaul's writings, The Torah, The Heavenly Scroll, the proper use of the Greek words, and how they should have been handled in English. For the first time, this is the proper translation of the Book of Galatians. This is what Christianity does not want you to know. That Shaul was a devout Nazarene, a defender and teacher of The Torah.

Summary
The book extensively covers the context of Sha’ul’s writings, including his defense of physical and spiritual circumcision, the role of the Law as a tutor leading to Messiah, the transposition of the Law from oral to written and then to spiritual intent, and the rejection of paganism, syncretism, and Hellenism. It outlines the spiritual battle against three unclean spirits—the Spirit of the Dragon, the Spirit of the False Messiah (incarnation), and the Spirit of Error (Law abolished)—which underlie false gospels and doctrines. Rav Sha’ul dismantles these through detailed scriptural exegesis and cultural-historical insight. The book also introduces Rav Sha’ul’s broader ministry and writings, which include a series of related books exploring themes such as the Kingdom of Yahuah, the Yahushaic Covenant, the true Messiah’s identity, and the historical corruption of Christianity rooted in Babylonian mystery religion.

Excerpt
Rav Shaul's Commentary page 31 Rav Sha’ul’s Commentary: First, it is interesting to note that Sha’ul was “sent by Yahuah” just like John the Immerser, and Yahusha. Many teach that because Yahusha was “sent by Yahuah” he must have pre-existed and sent from “Heaven” to Earth. Being sent by Yahuah is in context of The Plan of Salvation which pre-existed in the Mind of Yahuah. Sha’ul was not implying that he pre-existed either. No “incarnation” implications here either, just a servant called to service by our Father according to His Plan. Next, Sha’ul clearly declares The Shema, that Yahuah is the Father and only God Who “raised Yahusha from the dead’ (in agreement with Yahusha in Revelation 1:5 that Yahusha’s Eternal beginning was upon his resurrection), clearly no “pre-existence” in Sha’ul’s mind here either. Then Sha’ul declares the Plan of Salvation in Covenant with a Mediating High Priest, Yahusha; who “gave himself as a sin offering” to Yahuah, the ONE and ONLY God, in reverent Obedience to the Will of the Father (clearly Sha’ul did not believe in incarnation or that Yahuah the Father had to come and die, which is impossible for an immortal being!). Then Sha’ul clearly give Glory unto the One and Only God… Yahuah “to whom belongs Glory forever and ever… HalleluYahuah”.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents How to use this study guide...2 Galatians 1...5 Galatians 2...7 Galatians 3...10 Galatians 4...14 Galatians 5...18 Galatians 6...22 Chapter 1 Proofs and Scripture References...25 Chapter 2 Circumcision Controversy...40 Chapter 3 ...56 Chapter 4 The Appointed Time - Heirs of Yahuah...82 Chapter 5 Law of the Spirit of Life has set us free...90 Chapter 6 Help each other fulfill the ordained law...99 Books by Rav Shaul...104