Christian ritual raises uncomfortable questions~why do bread and wine represent flesh and blood, why is resurrection central, and why do these practices look Greek rather than Hebrew? This episode asks who Dionysus was, how his mystery festivals shaped Paul’s theology, where pagan god-man myths entered Christianity before the Gospels existed, and why the Towrah was displaced by ritual and myth. It also probes Yahowah’s actual testimony on the three outcomes for human souls.
00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim
00:04:54 ~ "the Iliad or the Odyssey."
00:09:53 ~ "Well, then how did he become Mr. Christ?"
00:14:53 ~ "But the third time, he cites Dionysus."
00:19:53 ~ "You cannot view that favorably if you are"
00:24:55 ~ "So we call them pharaohs."
00:29:53 ~ "He was raising sheep around Mount Choreb."
00:34:55 ~ "as the Bakowr, the firstborn of Yahowah,"
00:39:54 ~ "dead, then that's it."
00:44:54 ~ "Just go away."
00:49:54 ~ "They were partiers."
00:54:55 ~ "but not Lord, as in Adon."
00:59:52 ~ "eternal in his presence because we could"
01:04:53 ~ "Paul is condemning that which he calls"
01:09:53 ~ "imaginary Iesou Christou was to tear you away"
01:14:53 ~ "accurately as has ever been presented"
01:16:33 ~ "the Hebrew scholars challenge anything I"
01:16:54 ~ "All of the envelopes that arrive daily"
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00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim
00:04:54 ~ "the Iliad or the Odyssey."
00:09:53 ~ "Well, then how did he become Mr. Christ?"
00:14:53 ~ "But the third time, he cites Dionysus."
00:19:53 ~ "You cannot view that favorably if you are"
00:24:55 ~ "So we call them pharaohs."
00:29:53 ~ "He was raising sheep around Mount Choreb."
00:34:55 ~ "as the Bakowr, the firstborn of Yahowah,"
00:39:54 ~ "dead, then that's it."
00:44:54 ~ "Just go away."
00:49:54 ~ "They were partiers."
00:54:55 ~ "but not Lord, as in Adon."
00:59:52 ~ "eternal in his presence because we could"
01:04:53 ~ "Paul is condemning that which he calls"
01:09:53 ~ "imaginary Iesou Christou was to tear you away"
01:14:53 ~ "accurately as has ever been presented"
01:16:33 ~ "the Hebrew scholars challenge anything I"
01:16:54 ~ "All of the envelopes that arrive daily"
https://yadayah.com/
https://x.com/YadaCraig
🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6451052384485376
https://linktr.ee/yadayah
Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn, and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0.
Dionysus, DionysianMysteries, PaganChristianity, ChristianRituals, BreadAndWine, ResurrectionMyth, ApostlePaul, TowrahVsReligion, GreekMythology, OriginsOfChristianity, AppallingTwistianity, YadaYahowah
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00:01:30There is no Old Testament, there is no Bible, there is no Scripture, and there is no New Testament.
00:01:37So God's presentation is quite straightforward.
00:01:42And so if somebody is talking to you about a Bible, they are speaking of a religious text, and it needs to be rejected outright.
00:01:52Scripture is a Latin word that comes with now a religious underpinning.
00:01:59In Latin, it simply meant writing, but now it's been convoluted to mean inspired writing from God.
00:02:08And there is nothing inspired in the Christian New Testament.
00:02:11It is absolute rubbish.
00:02:13It is illogical.
00:02:15It twists and perverts the actual words of God, misrepresents them, and it adds all manner of contradictory ideas.
00:02:24So the Christian New Testament, from beginning to end, is in complete contrast with the Word of God.
00:02:30Therefore, if you want to apply the religious connotation of Scripture, it is not.
00:02:35Now, as it relates to the New Testament, which is what I'm disproving, it does not begin with Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and the Book of Acts.
00:02:47The Christian New Testament begins with Paul's letters, and the first of those letters was the book of Galatians.
00:02:56And Paul's 14 letters all were written prior to the first gospel.
00:03:05Gospel is actually Paul's term.
00:03:07The term has no bearing in anything that Yahweh, who is God, actually said.
00:03:11It is entirely Paul's term, because he wanted to create a different and new message.
00:03:19And that euangelion, his new and different message, which he perceived as being better, is in complete contrast with God's testimony.
00:03:31And so it is the word euangelion that has been convoluted to gospel, but it was conceived by Paul.
00:03:40The first two, Mark and Luke, were written by Paul's cronies.
00:03:48Paul admits that he solicited Mark for this purpose, and Luke was his chief propagandist and spiritual healer.
00:03:58And so Mark is a hearsay account.
00:04:04It is grossly incomplete, and it was written 10 years after Paul's death.
00:04:10Based upon Paul's interpretation of the Jesus character that he invented, a man who never existed.
00:04:18There was no Jesus nor a Mr. Christ in first century Yahudah, in the Roman province of what is called now Judah, but correctly, Yahudah.
00:04:30No such individual existed.
00:04:32There is no contemporaneous eyewitness account saying otherwise.
00:04:37Mark is very incomplete.
00:04:41Luke tried to add to it by adding passages from Odysseus and mythological statements from the Sibylline oracles to flesh it out.
00:04:55It begins now as you would be reading the Iliad of the Odyssey.
00:05:00He made a bad situation with Luke far worse.
00:05:07Both books were written in Rome around 75 CE, two generations or four decades after the events played out.
00:05:14And again, they were written to accommodate Paul's letters as opposed to the other way around.
00:05:22One of the interesting things that affirms this, not only in the age of the text and the first time that they're referenced, that we know the age that these things were generated and where.
00:05:31Paul never once cites the gospel Jesus.
00:05:35So the gospel Jesus that was based upon Paul's letters is never once cited by Paul.
00:05:44And that means he didn't speak for him.
00:05:48And he wouldn't even exist until 10 years after Paul's death.
00:05:51So you need to understand the order of things before you can even move forward in your understanding of what text you're looking for.
00:06:00The other thing that is interesting that people will say that the faithful will say that is the inerrant word of God.
00:06:06And I'm here to tell you that having dealt with the earliest 69 manuscripts of the books that became the Christian New Testament,
00:06:18the ones that were scribed with a date prior to the rise of Constantine and Eusebius,
00:06:28which would have been in 320 to 25 CE, 300 years after the fact,
00:06:38that at that point, the changes to the text became so gross.
00:06:44There were so many additions and synchronizations that the manuscripts don't have any value from that point on.
00:06:54The difference between the 69 pre-Constantine manuscripts in the Texas Receptus or the Nestle Allen,
00:07:02there are over 300,000 variances with only 184,000 words in the text.
00:07:09So you get some idea that there are more variances than there are words.
00:07:14So to say this is inerrant means that you're stupid,
00:07:18that you have absolutely no concept of the history of the text itself.
00:07:23The text is more variant than it is consistent.
00:07:27And by the time you reach Constantine and Eusebius, they had a free hand.
00:07:33And the two most important lines, for example, in the Christian New Testament,
00:07:39you are the Christ and upon this rock I will build my church,
00:07:42because otherwise there's no justification for Christian or Christ or anything else.
00:07:47It was written by Eusebius and right around 330 CE,
00:07:54three centuries after the fact.
00:07:58You cannot find it in any copy of Mark or of Matthew prior to that time.
00:08:05The first appearance is in the Codexes Benaticus and Sinaticus,
00:08:13both written by Eusebius, both at Constantin's decree,
00:08:19both of which are highly troubled, enormously flawed,
00:08:25constantly updated and corrected and added to,
00:08:28correct is not a correct term,
00:08:30augmented and changed text to the point that all they do is disprove
00:08:36the credibility of the Christian New Testament as opposed to validated.
00:08:40And both of those lines were added by Eusebius at that time.
00:08:44They were both added in front of the cave of Pan,
00:08:48which would be the entrance to hell and in Greek philosophy and religion.
00:08:53They were both added three years into the alleged life of the disciples
00:09:00with the alleged Ius Christu, the man who never lived.
00:09:05And then to say, you know, who do you say I am?
00:09:08Three years into their relationship is to say they didn't have any substantive
00:09:14discussion of any kind prior to that time.
00:09:16So the first three and a half years were a complete utter waste.
00:09:19Who knows why they were walking around the Judean wilderness and having
00:09:25conversations because they never talked about anything substantial.
00:09:28You just got to believe.
00:09:30So it is a ludicrous conversation to have three years in.
00:09:35Um, and the, uh, the comments that are made following it are even more incredulous
00:09:43where both times in different words, the Jesus character turns to the Peter
00:09:49character and says, don't you dare tell anyone this, that catastrophic things
00:09:54will happen.
00:09:55So don't you tell anyone I'm the Christ.
00:09:57Well, then how did he become Mr.
00:09:59Christ?
00:10:00Then how did they become a Christian religion?
00:10:01Uh, so he told them, don't do this.
00:10:05And that's exactly what was done.
00:10:07So the, the very line that is the most essential to Christianity, by the which, uh, by the way,
00:10:13has no bearing.
00:10:14There is no prophecy of a Mr.
00:10:16Christ.
00:10:17There is absolutely no, not even a prophecy of a coming Messiah.
00:10:22Even, even that is, uh, is erroneous.
00:10:26And you wouldn't say if you were, uh, in, uh, in a Hebrew speaking country, speaking Hebrew,
00:10:34you wouldn't say you are the Christ because that's a Greek name having no bearing to any
00:10:39prophecy.
00:10:40So you wouldn't even say that.
00:10:43Uh, but if you were, there had to be a basis for you or the Messiah.
00:10:47What was the basis?
00:10:48There is no basis for it.
00:10:49The only place that talks about an arriving Messiah is in Daniel nine.
00:10:54Uh, and in that case, it's not actually even used as a title.
00:10:59There's no, ha, uh, definite article before it.
00:11:02And I, the, the statement is made by the very person that Yahweh affirms three times is the
00:11:12Messiah.
00:11:12That Yahweh says he, in fact, it's actually more than three times when you put all of the
00:11:18references to Yahweh anointing Dode, uh, together, it's many more times than that.
00:11:24But the only person that Yahweh acknowledges that he has chosen to be the Messiah that he himself
00:11:31has anointed as the Messiah is Dode David.
00:11:34And Dode is Gabor El, the very person speaking to Daniel at the, uh, at the time.
00:11:40And he says that this is what he is going to do.
00:11:45And he says at the time that when he comes to fulfill Pesach, Matzah, and Bakurim, uh,
00:11:51which he gave the exact date that he would fulfill it 500, uh, almost 600 years in advance.
00:11:56Cause that meeting took place in 555 BCE.
00:11:59Uh, Dode gives the exact date that he's going to fulfill Chag Matzah, which is Pesach, Matzah,
00:12:06and Bakurim combined.
00:12:08And Christianity doesn't reference Passover and it has its pretend God napping during Matzah.
00:12:16And it is during Matzah that, that he was cut off, but not for himself.
00:12:20That's the time that Dode's nephesh soul carried our guilt into Sheol.
00:12:24And so the whole prophecy completely annuls Christianity.
00:12:29Moreover, in that prophecy, it says that when he does that, it will be the conclusion and
00:12:34the end of prophecy.
00:12:35There'll be no more prophecy.
00:12:36So you can't have a prophetic text from God following that event and claim that event is
00:12:44the basis of your Mr. Christ.
00:12:45Since it says, it's nix nay on the prophecy from that point on.
00:12:49It's just utterly stupid.
00:12:52It is so incredulous that you could have a religion that grew out of such nonsense.
00:12:59But anyway, when dealing with these in this text that I'm going to read to you, I use Papyrus
00:13:0745 when dealing with Paul.
00:13:09It's early to mid second century.
00:13:12It's the earliest text there is.
00:13:14There is nothing that is older or more credible.
00:13:16And I provide a literal translation out of Papyrus 45.
00:13:23You cannot argue with what I have rendered here without saying that there is no basis
00:13:30whatsoever for anything that Paul said.
00:13:32And if there's no basis for anything Paul said, there's no basis for the Gospels.
00:13:35And if there's no basis for the Gospels, there's no basis for Christianity.
00:13:38So you have to deal with what he wrote and what he wrote was utter nonsense.
00:13:43And again, he begins here by saying, Paulos, his name wasn't Paulos.
00:13:48He changed it to Paulos.
00:13:50Why would a man change his name?
00:13:53He was running for something.
00:13:54His name was Shaul.
00:13:56He admits that his name is Shaul three different times and Luke's propaganda piece promoting
00:14:03him all three times where he admits that he is Shaul.
00:14:07It's in his alleged conversion experience, all three of which, by the way, are contradictory.
00:14:12He has a different story all three times.
00:14:15And the last of the which is the most laughable because in the last of which to give credibility
00:14:22to his conversion experience where he is made blind and lame, that's some God.
00:14:30Okay, you're my guy.
00:14:31I'm going to make you, I know you're off murdering my guys, so I'm going to make you blind and
00:14:35lame.
00:14:37Okay, it's very much like what Muhammad experienced with a mean spirit in a cave.
00:14:45And Muhammad had the wherewithal to say, oh, I was demon possessed.
00:14:48So Muhammad knew he was demon possessed.
00:14:50Paul would later in his life admit he was demon possessed, but not during his conversion
00:14:55experience, which was obviously demonic.
00:14:57But the third time he cites Dionysus, the only difference between Paul's Iosu Christu and
00:15:05the actual sacrifice and titles ascribed to Dode.
00:15:10Dode, David, is the actual Messiah, the actual son of God, the actual person who not only was
00:15:17crucified in 33 CE by the Romans, but wrote about his own crucifixion, providing an eyewitness account
00:15:23in Mismore 22, a thousand years before he endured it.
00:15:27The only difference, though, between the actual Dode, David, and the major claims made pursuant
00:15:37to this Jesus character is that Paul had to hugely borrow from Dionysus because Dode is the son of God,
00:15:48not God.
00:15:49And Paul wanted a God, so he turned to Dionysus.
00:15:55So the dying and resurrecting God, that's Dionysus.
00:15:59Easter week, that's Dionysus.
00:16:03Almost all the Christian symbols pursuant to this, they're Dionysus.
00:16:07So it's Dode's title, son of God and Messiah and Savior, as well as king.
00:16:13It's Dode's act, he was crucified and then carried our guilt into Sheol on Matzah in 33 CE.
00:16:21So it's Dode's actual life experience and his second of three lives, and it's then burnished
00:16:28with a heavy dose of Dionysus to create this God-man.
00:16:33And so in the third experience, he quotes Dionysus in the line from Euripides' play,
00:16:40it's difficult to kick against the goad.
00:16:44In the play, Dionysus is telling the main character that to oppose religion is an exceedingly difficult
00:16:52thing to do.
00:16:53And religion is the goad.
00:16:55It's that sharp stick in the side of a dumb animal that herds them around.
00:17:00And that's the nature of religion.
00:17:02And therefore, since religion is the controlling mechanism for people, the false god Dionysus
00:17:10is heard saying, it's difficult for a man to oppose religion.
00:17:15And I can say that that part is right.
00:17:18Of course, it was written by a man, not Dionysus, because Dionysus didn't exist either.
00:17:23But Euripides knew that the purpose of religion was to impose control mechanisms, and they
00:17:30are very difficult for people to work outside of, because if you spoke against Dionysus or
00:17:37Zeus in ancient Greece, they would kill you.
00:17:40If you speak against Jesus or Mary, Mother of God, you know, in a Christian country, they'd
00:17:46kill you.
00:17:47And the fact that they were false didn't mean anything, because they were control mechanisms.
00:17:54So Paul changed his name so that it sounded, because it was Paulos, sounded more like Apollo,
00:18:01because, you know, he needed a godly veneer as well.
00:18:05And he had to run from his real name, which was Shaul, because 666 years before Shaul wrote
00:18:13his first letter, Paul called him out, or God called him out by name, the book of Chabaouk.
00:18:18He says that Shaul is the plague of death, and he goes on to talk about the religious lore
00:18:25that he would create, the lies that he would promulgate, who he would lie to, the consequence
00:18:30of his lies.
00:18:30It's all laid out in Chabaouk, something that we have reviewed and will review again as part
00:18:36of these programs.
00:18:37So Paul changed his name, Shaul changed his name from Shaul to Paul.
00:18:44The other reason that he changed his name, it wasn't just that God specifically called
00:18:49Shaul out, Paul out by name, calling him the plague of death, 666 years before he wrote the
00:18:56book of Galatians.
00:18:58But also, the Shaul, who was the enemy of Dod, the actual messiah and son of God, in the experience
00:19:09and history of the Israelites, is a harbinger of the Shaul that creates the Christian religion.
00:19:16They were both Torah adverse.
00:19:18They were both demon-possessed.
00:19:20They both died miserable deaths.
00:19:24And they both tried to kill and bury Dod.
00:19:30And so one is a harbinger of the other.
00:19:34So that's why he changed his name.
00:19:35So it's Paulos here, not Shaul.
00:19:37He says he's an apostle.
00:19:41The moment he wrote that word, he says, that means I'm a fake.
00:19:45You can only view that favorably if your perspective is from the religion, imposing the religion
00:19:55back onto the text.
00:19:57You cannot view that favorably if you are viewing God's story as he revealed it.
00:20:04Because that would say, what Paul is saying is that I have this special title that's a divine
00:20:09title, and that you will know who I am because God has spoken of this divine title, and I'm
00:20:16prophetically fulfilling this divine title.
00:20:19Except, guess what?
00:20:21There is no divine title of Apostelos.
00:20:25Oops.
00:20:26Oops, yes.
00:20:28So Paulos, an apostle, which means I'm lying to you.
00:20:30Not from men, and he is absolutely a man.
00:20:35So he is further lying to you.
00:20:37Not even by the means of man, I'm lying to you a third time.
00:20:43So he is lied about his name.
00:20:45He is lied about his title.
00:20:46He is lied that he is not a man, and he is lying that this is not by means of man.
00:20:51The entire basis of Paul's arguments to create his mythical man-god and his religion are all
00:20:59based on the rabbinical style of taking something God has said, taking it out of context, misrepresenting
00:21:08it to come to an ulterior conclusion, and building a religious mantra off of misquoting and misrepresenting
00:21:17God's text.
00:21:18It is an absolute learned skill, if you will, and it came from his rabbinical training, and
00:21:27he admits that he was trained by the rabbis, and so he's now lied four times.
00:21:34Paulos is a lie.
00:21:35Apostle's a lie.
00:21:36Not a man is a lie, and not by means of man is a lie, but by the contrary, on behalf of
00:21:43Ayusu Christu.
00:21:44That is a double lie.
00:21:45There was no one named Ayusu, Ayusus, or Ayusun in the province of Yehuda.
00:21:53No one.
00:21:54The name is a Greek name.
00:21:56It cannot be on somebody who is prophesied or predicted by the Torah and prophets because
00:22:01there is no mention of an Ayusu, Ayusus, or Ayusun, which was later in the, well, a lot
00:22:07later, 1,600 years later, the name Jesus was first written in the third edition of the
00:22:16King James Bible.
00:22:19So there was no Jesus, but there wasn't even an Ayusu.
00:22:24Sorry.
00:22:25So he's speaking of an imaginary friend.
00:22:28It's like the movie with Harvey, you know, it's my pet rabbit.
00:22:34I've got a frog in my pocket.
00:22:36He might as well be saying that, you know, I really like the god Dionysus, but I don't
00:22:40like his name.
00:22:41So I'm going to come up with another name for the god Dionysus, and I'm going to call
00:22:45him Ayusu.
00:22:46He can be my pet.
00:22:47Nobody by that name existed.
00:22:52He is complete conjecture by Paul.
00:22:59Not Hebrew, therefore, cannot be prophetic.
00:23:02There's no reference to anybody by any derivation of that name.
00:23:08And so he can't be Hebrew.
00:23:10So therefore, he is not part of the Torah prophets and Psalms and the extenuation of that.
00:23:15Now, there is a reference to an observant foreigner that permeates the Torah, all the way through
00:23:24the Torah, all the way through the prophets.
00:23:26But if you're going to introduce him, he ain't the Christo.
00:23:29He's the Nacar.
00:23:31And so you could speak of the coming Choder from, for example, from Yahshua, but he has
00:23:37the Sabbath Spirits of Yahweh, and he is presenting the entire picture that Yahweh has painted about
00:23:44and speaking of Yahweh's return.
00:23:46So you can't use that one very well, but there's a lot of prophecy on the Choder.
00:23:50There's a lot of prophecy on the Nacar.
00:23:53There's a lot of prophecy pursuant to the Zoroas.
00:23:55In fact, even in the most profoundly prophetic portrait of what Dode would do by being the Passover
00:24:02lamb and carrying our guilt away, it begins by saying, if you want to understand this,
00:24:09you first need to know the one who came to know the identity of the Zoroa, but he's not
00:24:15calling him a Zoroa.
00:24:18He wants to call him a Christo.
00:24:19Now, Christo is not a viable title.
00:24:22It's derived from the Greek verb krisos, and it means to apply drugs.
00:24:28If you want to say that this individual is spoken of prophetically, that he comes out
00:24:34of the text of the Torah and prophets, then he has to have a title that is derived from
00:24:42the Torah and prophets.
00:24:44Masiach is a title, but it's not krishtu.
00:24:49Titles need to be transliterated from the original language.
00:24:54For example, you know that the leaders in Egypt were called pharaohs, so we call them
00:25:00pharaohs.
00:25:01We know that in more recent days that the terrorist leader of al-Qaeda was Osama bin Laden.
00:25:12He's Osama bin Laden in Arabic.
00:25:14He's Osama bin Laden in English.
00:25:17When we speak of kings, we use that title.
00:25:24You know, you transliterate the title.
00:25:29Genghis Khan, Shah of Iran, Julius Caesar, or Caesar Augustus would be more common to this.
00:25:38There is no krishtu as a title, and if it's a title, it has to go before the name, but there
00:25:46is no such person.
00:25:47And the only reference to an arriving Messiah is in Daniel 9, where the prophecy is actually
00:25:57presented by Gabriel, who is the Messiah.
00:26:00And he's speaking of his own arrival, just as he spoke of his own crucifixion.
00:26:05So you cannot have a Christian.
00:26:07The very moment that you get to a Christ, you're saying, I want to believe in fairy tales and
00:26:12counterfeits.
00:26:16Oh, that frightening experience right there was my beloved Asher, the white lab.
00:26:24She was leaning up against a picture that is hiding part of the soundproofing that we put
00:26:33in this room.
00:26:34It's as the Rainbow Studio was built as a spa.
00:26:38And so we do have soundproofing all around it because the echoes don't work really well
00:26:43in this kind of an environment.
00:26:45And so I have soundproofing behind it.
00:26:48And she bumped up of a picture that made the soundproofing look a little more attractive.
00:26:52And it fell down and go boob and scared her to death.
00:26:56So we'll press on.
00:27:00Thank you for fixing that.
00:27:03So the moment you go to a Christ or Christian, you've lost it.
00:27:10You've lost it.
00:27:11You have no connection to the Torah and prophets and Psalms.
00:27:15So you have no God.
00:27:16You have no prophecy.
00:27:17You have no God.
00:27:19You have nothing.
00:27:20It is completely and utterly contrived.
00:27:24You will not find a reference to a Christu, a Christone, or a Christus, the three endings
00:27:29that permeate the original text, anywhere.
00:27:35Anywhere.
00:27:37Not, not.
00:27:38There is none.
00:27:40You could search the Torah, prophets, and Psalms for a thousand years.
00:27:43You will find no reference to a Christu.
00:27:46You will find no reference to an Ayusu.
00:27:49Give you a billion dollars, you'll find one.
00:27:53You've got to look in the original Hebrew.
00:27:55I want you to check the oldest manuscripts, which you'll find in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
00:28:00Give you a billion dollars, you can find a mention of an Ayusu or a Christu.
00:28:06Because you can't.
00:28:08It's not there.
00:28:10It's all imagined.
00:28:11It's all contrived.
00:28:13It's counterfeit.
00:28:14And then, and the Theos, the God.
00:28:18If you are speaking for God, you know his name.
00:28:23Yahweh.
00:28:24Yahweh would be his name.
00:28:25That's the reason why there are 7,000 mentions of Yahweh's name in the books that he inspired.
00:28:36When Yahweh speaks to us through a prophet, he speaks under his name.
00:28:43You'll find Yahweh's name written all the way through the Torah, the prophets, and Psalms.
00:28:49Why?
00:28:49Because that's God's one and only name.
00:28:51He doesn't have multiple names.
00:28:52He never says, oh, by the way, my name is Jesus.
00:28:56No, never.
00:28:57There's no reference to a Jesus.
00:28:58Ever.
00:29:00He doesn't say, my name is Allah.
00:29:02Never.
00:29:03When he introduces his name to us via Moshe, the scribe who both wrote down the experiences during the Exodus,
00:29:15wrote down dictation as what happened in Barashith prior to his time,
00:29:20and then wrote down a copy of what he said when he was delivering the speeches of the Barim.
00:29:29When Moshe first met with Yahweh, he had been away from Mitzraim.
00:29:36He was raised in Pharaoh's household in Mitzraim.
00:29:39He left because he was disgusted by the way that the Mitzri, the Egyptians, were treating the Hebrew slaves.
00:29:49And he tried to defend them, but the Hebrew slaves didn't like that either.
00:29:53And so he just left, and he went to Arabia.
00:29:57He was raising sheep around Mount Choreb.
00:30:01And when God appeared to him, not in a burning bush, but on the blazing summit, the rocky crag,
00:30:07at the top of Mount Choreb, and invited Moshe by name to come to visit with him,
00:30:13he told Moshe.
00:30:14When Moshe said, who am I going to tell them the children of Israel is sending me?
00:30:18And Yahweh began by saying, I am who I am.
00:30:23It says, Ihaya, Asher, Ihaya.
00:30:27Asher is a relational pronoun and verb and name,
00:30:31and it means to show the ways to the benefits of the relationship.
00:30:36Haya means I was, I am, I will be.
00:30:39It is the Hebrew word for existence.
00:30:42And so, and Ihaya would be prefaced with Ani, which is the Hebrew word for I am.
00:30:54So, I am.
00:30:56I exist.
00:30:57I was, I am, and I will be for the benefit of the relationship.
00:31:01And then he said, tell the children of Israel that Yahweh has sent you.
00:31:07Yahweh is the way I want to be known and remembered for all time and all places.
00:31:14Yahweh is God's one and only name.
00:31:17It's obvious.
00:31:19It's irrefutable.
00:31:21I was instrumental, being the first person to not only correctly demonstrate the proper pronunciation of Yod-Heh-Wah-Heh
00:31:33in Yahweh's name, and proving it is the next step in the book, the first book of the An Introduction to God series,
00:31:42free at yadaya.com.
00:31:43I systematically prove, irrefutably, that the proper pronunciation of Yod-Heh-Wah-Heh is as Yahweh.
00:31:52And so, Yahweh is God's one and only name.
00:31:54I know it, and since Paul did not know it and did not use it, he did not know God.
00:32:04He was not speaking for Yahweh.
00:32:06So, the moment that he used Theos there, as opposed to using Yahweh's name, he wasn't speaking for Yahweh.
00:32:17Then he wants to present his God as the Father.
00:32:21And while God is a Father figure to certain individuals, for example, he presents himself as the Father of Dode,
00:32:30David, who he says is his beloved son.
00:32:33He never says, by the way, he is the Father of Jesus.
00:32:37He never says he's the Father of Iusu.
00:32:39He never says I'm the Father of the Christos, ever.
00:32:42But he is the stated Father of Dode, the actual Messiah and Son of God.
00:32:47And he is the Father of the Covenant.
00:32:51Yahweh uses the term Ab, Father, enough in the Torah, Prophets, and Psalms to demonstrate conclusively that it is the role that he wants to play with his children.
00:33:04But he does not overuse it.
00:33:06It is way overused in this introduction because it is without context in this introduction.
00:33:14And it has to have the proper context, which is either Yahweh stating, I am the father of Dode and he is my son.
00:33:22Dode would be David.
00:33:23David, or I am the father of the children of Yisrael as they become covenant.
00:33:31The covenant is a family.
00:33:33So this is not an accurate use because you cannot say that he is the father of the one roused and awakened.
00:33:43And because there was no one that was aroused and awakened.
00:33:50Sorry, but the idea of a resurrection is nonsense.
00:33:55It defeats the purpose of the Passover lamb.
00:33:59It is counterproductive.
00:34:01Not only is the body of the Passover lamb incinerated that evening, so there can be no bodily resurrection, rendering the whole lie of Christianity utter nonsense.
00:34:13The fact of the matter is bodily resurrection would be counterproductive.
00:34:19The reason that we participate in Pesach, Matz, and Makoram, by the way, which is a universal whole, Pesach by itself is counterproductive, would make you eternal but separated from God.
00:34:31Matzah is where your guilt is removed if you are following God's instructions pursuant to the covenant and attending his Moed Mikre as he has designed them.
00:34:40That is the time that Dodd's nephesh soul, after fulfilling Pesach with his Bashar body, carried our guilt into the black hole that is known as Sheol, rendering us innocent from God's perspective.
00:34:56And as a result of those things, Dodd, as the Bakor, the firstborn of Yahweh, enabled the rest of us to become Bakurim, the firstborn children on Bakurim.
00:35:08And this is the fulfillment of the entirety of that process, and there is no part of the process that someone was awakened or roused from the dead.
00:35:19Dodd's body was destroyed, meaningless to him.
00:35:25They're glad to be rid of it.
00:35:28That's the whole idea.
00:35:29We attend these Moed Mikre and approach this fire that God speaks of for the express purpose of having our physical bodies transition and transformed from these anchors that hold us back,
00:35:49that deprive us of access to the universe, to time, the fluid expression of time and eternal time, the ability to go not only explore the entire universe, but to enter Shamaim.
00:36:02We can't get off this rock that we live on and actually survive in any other place for any amount of time while we have physical bodies.
00:36:12And we certainly can't travel to another solar system while we have physical bodies.
00:36:18We have to dispose of them to be released of them.
00:36:20They are a burden.
00:36:22And what you want is the exact opposite of a bodily resurrection.
00:36:25What you want is that when your body is done, you want your soul to be encompassed by radiant energy and light.
00:36:34And when that occurs, then you are enabled, should you have also capitalized on matzah, where your guilt is removed,
00:36:45then you're in a position to enter Yahweh's presence.
00:36:49While you have a body, you cannot do that.
00:36:51So this idea of being roused and awakened, resurrected is counterproductive.
00:36:58So I don't know if that's the 10th or the 15th lie, but there we are.
00:37:02That's all part of Dionysus and the play.
00:37:05Yeah.
00:37:05The integral part is resurrection of...
00:37:08The annual resurrection of Dionysus during what is essentially Easter week.
00:37:13Yeah.
00:37:14During the Dionysus and the festival, which became Easter week.
00:37:18Out of a lifeless corpse, he says.
00:37:22No.
00:37:25This is one of the things that should be exceedingly easy for people to understand.
00:37:36But for some reason is hard for them to.
00:37:39And I can only assume that it's hard for them to understand because of Christianity and also because of Islam, where the body is a big deal.
00:37:53The fact of the matter is that the body is meaningless with Yahweh.
00:37:59Your Bashar is discardable.
00:38:03You want to get rid of it.
00:38:05You can't make any progress with God after your mortal existence unless your soul is completely enveloped in light energy.
00:38:19So when the body is gone, your soul can go to one of three places.
00:38:30The vast majority of humans have their soul simply eliminated.
00:38:34It is dispersed to nothingness.
00:38:38There's no reward.
00:38:38There's no punishment.
00:38:39There's no trip to hell.
00:38:40There's no trip to heaven.
00:38:42You didn't know God.
00:38:43God didn't know you.
00:38:44You had your life.
00:38:45You were fortunate to have been given that opportunity.
00:38:49You squandered it.
00:38:50Or you made something of it.
00:38:52But you did not get to know the means to develop a relationship with Yahweh.
00:38:58And at the end of your mortal existence, your soul is simply extinguished.
00:39:03No reward.
00:39:04No punishment.
00:39:05I am the first person to figure that out.
00:39:07But it is obvious when you read God's text.
00:39:09It is everywhere that most souls simply die.
00:39:13And they cease to exist.
00:39:15It's fair.
00:39:16It's fair.
00:39:16The whole love me or die thing just turned me off for years.
00:39:21That's the very thing.
00:39:22I just had a very good conversation with Joe, my programming friend from my prior businesses,
00:39:29who is now publishing our books and publishing our website.
00:39:33And we had talked about the things that we had gone through and learned over time.
00:39:38And he says, you know, the one that drew him to me was when I was the first 24 years ago
00:39:45to ascertain that there are three destinations for human souls.
00:39:49And the vast majority of souls simply cease to exist because I took God's words literally.
00:39:55I said, this is what he is saying.
00:39:56And if he's saying that a soul is dead, then that's it.
00:40:01There is no eternal torment in hell.
00:40:04And there's no eternal reward in heaven.
00:40:07Totally fair.
00:40:08You didn't know me.
00:40:08I didn't know you.
00:40:10No love lost here will just part.
00:40:14And no penalty, no reward, your soul simply ceases to exist.
00:40:17And that's the nature of most souls.
00:40:20And that would make perfect sense because all animals have souls.
00:40:23And while there have been 100 billion people since the first Homo sapiens,
00:40:28there are trillions and trillions and trillions of animals.
00:40:33I mean, a bug has a soul.
00:40:34A slug has a soul.
00:40:36A snake has a soul.
00:40:38You know, whales have souls.
00:40:40All animals have souls.
00:40:41Where do you think all those souls are going?
00:40:43So no, most souls just simply cease to exist.
00:40:45When God created DNA in this three-dimensional alphabet, he created a mechanism,
00:40:53which science doesn't even understand to this day.
00:40:56But, you know, we have limited perceptions where that three-dimensional mechanism
00:41:01was capable of generating a soul for an animal.
00:41:04The soul for an animal is that animal's unique ability to perceive their environment,
00:41:08to observe it, and then to respond to it.
00:41:11And we humans have one.
00:41:13The only difference between humans and other animals is God gave us humans a nesalma
00:41:17in addition to a nefesh so that we can reason our way to God,
00:41:22so that we can think, so that we can be judgmental,
00:41:24so that the things that I'm telling you, each of which prove that Christianity is an utter lie
00:41:30and that Paul should not be trusted and that there was no Jesus,
00:41:33that tool that I am using that is far more powerful than any AI engine is a nesalma.
00:41:40Now, I will tell you that most humans don't use theirs.
00:41:44They have lost the ability to exercise good judgment.
00:41:48They are not discerning.
00:41:49They're not discriminating.
00:41:50And AI can't replicate that for you.
00:41:54So the very fact is that there is no resurrecting a lifeless corpse.
00:42:03Once your body is lifeless, you want to leave it alone.
00:42:08In fact, the Torah says, don't touch it.
00:42:11It's a bad decaying thing.
00:42:13It is going to decay, and it should.
00:42:15It's a normal cycle of life.
00:42:17It should decay.
00:42:19It's your soul that matters.
00:42:21So it's the opposite of what Paul is saying.
00:42:24And it was when Yahweh had Dood, the son of God and Messiah, fulfilled Pesach, Monson Mekotim,
00:42:33when his physical body, his Bashar, fulfilled Pesach, symbolizing the lamb,
00:42:40at the end of that, that mutilated body was not only discarded, it was incinerated in accordance with the Torah.
00:42:48And then it was his Nefesh soul continued to live, and that Nefesh soul took our guilt into Sheol.
00:42:57And then the Nefesh soul was protected and enveloped in the Ruach of Yahweh,
00:43:03brought Dood's Nefesh back to Shamaim to be with Yahweh.
00:43:07Yahweh, no lifeless corpse, no resurrection.
00:43:12That's counterproductive.
00:43:14So he lied in Paulos.
00:43:17He lied apostle.
00:43:18He lied of not men.
00:43:19He lied by not a means of men.
00:43:22He lied by Ayusu.
00:43:24He lied by Christu.
00:43:26He lied by God as opposed to Yahweh.
00:43:28He misapplied Father.
00:43:30There was no resurrection or awakening.
00:43:33There was no lifeless corpse that has anything to do with Yahweh.
00:43:37Yahweh says, don't touch those lifeless corpse.
00:43:39He's made 10 mistakes so far, and we're in the first verse of his first letter.
00:43:47And this became the most popular religion in the history of mankind.
00:43:50Are you out of your mind?
00:43:54And the sentence is a run-on sentence.
00:43:56It continues into the second verse, and it continues with lies.
00:44:01And all of the brothers.
00:44:02So he says, I'm speaking for Ayusu Christu, who never existed, and the God, whose name he does not know, of the dead corpse.
00:44:11And then he says, and all of the brothers, there are no brothers.
00:44:15None.
00:44:17The Jews that heard Paul speak and Galatia mocked him.
00:44:24They knew he was out of his mind.
00:44:25Anybody that knows the Torah will laugh in Paul's face.
00:44:29He made a complete, utter fool of himself.
00:44:31Anyone who was schooled in Galatia in rhetoric, which many were, because the Greeks really enjoyed rhetoric.
00:44:41If you were schooled in rhetoric, you knew that Paul created all manner of fallacies.
00:44:46He is the king of the rational fallacy.
00:44:50So they mocked him.
00:44:51And just the run-of-the-mill Romans that were there said, are you out of your mind?
00:44:56You've just made an utter fool of yourself.
00:44:59Just go away.
00:45:00And so when he's writing this, he's going to say, you know, why is it you rejected me?
00:45:04You liked me when I was there.
00:45:06Now you're mocking me.
00:45:08So he didn't have any brothers.
00:45:10The Jews who would have been kin rejected him.
00:45:14By the way, he didn't have any natural brother.
00:45:16But the Jews that were kin all mocked him senseless.
00:45:20And he wasn't kin to the Romans or the Greeks.
00:45:23And neither of them bought into a story.
00:45:28With me, and there are none with him at this time, he will pick up a posse as he moves on.
00:45:35And the posse that he picks up is, that's skeptical too.
00:45:42Barnabas was his lead accomplice.
00:45:45And when Barnabas was exposed to others that knew the truth about the Torah, Barnabas says, hey, I'm out of here.
00:45:53You're nuts.
00:45:54And so he demeans Barnabas.
00:45:56And he can't, the alleged disciple Peter, he tears to ribbons.
00:46:02He condemns him.
00:46:03He says that anything that John, as an alleged disciple, had to say is untrue and that it has to be redone
00:46:11because John's gospel is an untrue gospel and only Paul's gospel is the one that matters.
00:46:17So he can't have them as his cronies.
00:46:21So who's a crony?
00:46:23Timothy, his little boy toy?
00:46:27No.
00:46:28He doesn't have any brothers.
00:46:30So that's the 11th lie.
00:46:31With me, to they called out.
00:46:34And this will say church and your English bibble.
00:46:39But there's no basis of church.
00:46:41This would be the 12th lie.
00:46:44Ecclesia means called out.
00:46:46There is nothing church related.
00:46:49Church is just a total replacement for the word.
00:46:53You have two choices and translating.
00:46:56You either look at a word, and this is just a word, and you translate that word into the words of the other language.
00:47:05So if it's ecclesia in Greek, it would be called out in English.
00:47:09Ecc means out.
00:47:12Ecclesia means to call.
00:47:15Your other option is to say, oh, it's a title or a name.
00:47:18And titles, you would transliterate the sound of the word.
00:47:23So he would say, to the ecclesia.
00:47:27But he didn't.
00:47:29And that's not what it says in your English bibble.
00:47:31In English bibble, it says church, doesn't it?
00:47:33And church is just a word with a pagan past.
00:47:40The only thing that was close to church was church.
00:47:45Church.
00:47:47Church is the daughter of Helios in the Germanic pagan religions.
00:47:54Helios was the sun god.
00:47:58And church was his cute little daughter.
00:48:01Well, that sounds familiar.
00:48:02Let's join this club.
00:48:04Yeah.
00:48:04And from church, we get in English the English words circus, circuit, and circle.
00:48:13Like the little halos above everybody's little head.
00:48:15Little sun disk.
00:48:16So we now have our 12th lie.
00:48:23Of the Galatius, well, there wasn't a ecclesia in the Galatius.
00:48:30In fact, he's going to say that everybody abandoned him.
00:48:34So he can't say that there is an institution by any name in the Galatius that is associated
00:48:41with him as brothers because everybody that heard him, according to him himself, mocked
00:48:48him and abandoned him.
00:48:50So that's now the 13th lie.
00:48:53But we're through the second verse.
00:48:55We didn't have nearly as many lies in the second verse as we had in the third.
00:48:58There were only three in the second verse and 10 in the first.
00:49:06So he's making progress.
00:49:08Okay.
00:49:08How does he do in the third verse?
00:49:10Yeah, we got line number 14, grace, grace.
00:49:15He wrote cherries, cherries, grace, doesn't matter.
00:49:18Same, same goddess.
00:49:21Yahweh doesn't have a, grace doesn't have a cherries.
00:49:24The graces and the charities, as we would now say them in English, it's gratia and cherries
00:49:31in Latin and in Greek, were really cute little girls.
00:49:36So you'll see them all over Pompeii and Hercules on the, on the walls of Roman homes of the
00:49:42really rich Romans because they loved to party hardy.
00:49:44And the cherries and the cherries and the, and the gratia, they were the party girls.
00:49:49Same, same girls, just different name between Latin and Greek.
00:49:54They were always depicted naked.
00:49:57They were always having a swell time.
00:49:59They were partiers.
00:50:00They were into licentious kinds of behaviors.
00:50:04They, they liked the wild parties.
00:50:07Um, and so he is now using the name of pagan goddesses as the definition of his new religion.
00:50:16When Yahweh, uh, wrote, how do you tell the difference between a true prophet and a false
00:50:21prophet?
00:50:22Uh, he begins with things like, uh, if they are a true prophet, then I will have, um, denoted
00:50:30to them.
00:50:30I will have told you about them.
00:50:33I will like that knackery and that car that I mentioned in the chowder.
00:50:37God has on record multiple times and saying, I'm going to send the chowder.
00:50:42I'm going to equip the chowder with the seven spirits of Yahweh.
00:50:46There will be an observant foreigner in the end days that will be speaking for me.
00:50:50He is my voice.
00:50:52Uh, and you need to listen to him.
00:50:54God will designate those people speaking for him.
00:50:57And Paul just made up a term, but, uh, he goes on to, uh, to speak.
00:51:02He says, one of the key term way to tell is they'll speak in my name.
00:51:06If they're speaking for me, Paul didn't.
00:51:08And if they speak in the name of, of other gods, different gods, like Baratia, Cherise,
00:51:15they are lying and they're deadly run from them.
00:51:19So with the mention of grace, anyone who has read the Barim Deuteronomy knows that Paul
00:51:26was now a false prophet.
00:51:27Is that number 14?
00:51:29I think so.
00:51:30Number 14 to you.
00:51:32And then peace is Irene.
00:51:36The single most prominent of all Hebrew words used by Yahweh a great many times.
00:51:44But if you are a Jew, which he was, and you're speaking, uh, um, of the message of God in
00:51:53the Torah, prophets, and Psalms, then this is a word you're going to transliterate because
00:51:57it is a word that has rich meaning and it's Shalom.
00:52:02It's not Irene.
00:52:06Shalom means peace in the sense of a reconciled relationship.
00:52:11Uh, when a, uh, a relationship has been resolved of the former, uh, division, uh, then you
00:52:20are saved from the negative consequences from it.
00:52:22So it conveys that it speaks of satisfaction and harmony and of tranquility and of well-being.
00:52:30Um, and so it is a very powerful term that, um, focuses our idea on the restoration and
00:52:40reconciliation of a relationship.
00:52:42And if you're going to be speaking for Yahweh, rather than, uh, transliterating the name of
00:52:49the charities as Cherish, uh, you're going to say Shalom.
00:52:55Shalom is a very important godly term, but he didn't.
00:52:59So that's number, what, 14.
00:53:02Um, from Dios, God, nope, you're going to make a declaration.
00:53:09I mean, you look at the cover of my books.
00:53:12They don't say, Yada, God.
00:53:14They say, Yada, Yahweh.
00:53:17I introduced the fact that my mission is to speak on behalf of Yahweh.
00:53:22If you don't make that declaration and distinction, then you are not.
00:53:27That means the Christian New Testament does not speak for God.
00:53:30That means the Talmud does not speak for God.
00:53:32The Quran does not speak for God.
00:53:35The Torah and prophets, they speak for Yahweh.
00:53:37His name is found throughout.
00:53:42He says, then father of us, that would be the 16th mistake.
00:53:46He is only the father of those who are part of the covenant family.
00:53:51And Paul created his own personal covenant.
00:53:55And, uh, Curios, Lord, Iosu Christu.
00:54:02God does not like his, his identity associated with the Lord.
00:54:08There are times when people write and they use the honorarium and they'll use, uh, Adonai
00:54:14and, uh, my Lord and speaking of him and to him, it is more likely that it's just a bad
00:54:20transliteration of, uh, Adon.
00:54:23And, uh, the I, Adonai would mean my.
00:54:26Adonai is presented in the Torah as the upright pillar of the tabernacle.
00:54:31So it, it says that, you know, you are the upright support pillar of my life.
00:54:36Uh, you are the, the one who is, uh, securing and enlarging this family environment that,
00:54:44uh, protects me, uh, in this, uh, tabernacle where you can witness to me.
00:54:48And so, uh, Adon, uh, which is written in the Hebrew, exactly the same as Adon,
00:54:54uh, is the very telling term that is very appropriate to apply to Yahweh, uh, but, uh,
00:55:00not, uh, Lord, uh, as in Adon.
00:55:05Uh, Yahweh, you cannot present, uh, God as both father and Lord.
00:55:11They are, uh, incompatible concepts.
00:55:15Fathers do not Lord over their children.
00:55:19So they're completely incompatible.
00:55:21And if you don't know what the words being, then you ought to be careful.
00:55:24But, uh, this is now Paul's 15th mistake.
00:55:27And now he is repeating the mistake of I, U, Sue, Christo, no, I, Sue, no, Christo, no
00:55:35possibility, no way, no, how, not even remotely accurate.
00:55:40That's Galatians one, three, the one having given himself on account of the sins of us.
00:55:47No, God doesn't give two hoots about the sins of anybody.
00:55:54There are four or five words that are errantly rendered sin in the Hebrew language, but none
00:56:01of them speak of sins.
00:56:02And our personal foibles are of no interest of, of any kind to God.
00:56:10The terms that he uses, for example, chata, awon, uh, uh, pesha, um, ra, uh, are the primary
00:56:20terms that he uses for, um, missing the way of being wrong, uh, and of perverting and twisting
00:56:29his testimony and being in rebellion to him.
00:56:31Pasha, for example, would be in rebellion to him.
00:56:34Awon would be, uh, going the wrong way.
00:56:38Chata, ah, is incurring, uh, guilt.
00:56:40Uh, ra, is being a malignant and malevolent, uh, and one's approach to fellow countrymen
00:56:48and, uh, and one's, uh, language.
00:56:51Um, these words all speak of collective rebellion, betrayal, and of being wrong in a societal sense.
00:57:01And so what God is saying is wrong, is awon, is chata, is pesha, is ra, is, and there's
00:57:12also iwil, which is very close to evil, right?
00:57:15All of these things are religious.
00:57:17They're all speaking of societal, systemic systems that mislead people in mass away from
00:57:27the truth, and the only things that fit that role are religions.
00:57:32So all five of those terms that I've just shared with you, they are exposing the negative
00:57:39consequence of religion.
00:57:41Paul is establishing a religion.
00:57:43There is almost nothing that God says about individual, uh, malfeasance.
00:57:50So that if you, uh, cheat, uh, somebody out of their lunch money, uh, you know,
00:57:56bad on you, but there, there isn't a procedure, uh, in place to specifically resolve, uh, cheating
00:58:05somebody out of their lunch money.
00:58:07Um, God has lots to say about, uh, treating people fairly and, uh, and of not, uh, getting
00:58:15involved in incest or pedophilia or bestiality.
00:58:19Um, he has a lot to say about telling the truth and why it's important to bear a truthful
00:58:25witness, uh, but God did not create a mechanism of resolving individual, uh, mistakes.
00:58:36And you say, so the whole concept of sin from, you know, I, I looked at, uh, at, uh, my, uh,
00:58:44my friend Susie from across the street and I said, boy, she's really pretty.
00:58:48Therefore, I've committed a sin in my heart, that kind of stuff.
00:58:52God's completely uninterested in.
00:58:54As a matter of fact, what God's looking for is rather than you being a Pollyanna and perfect,
00:59:01he is looking for you to make mistakes.
00:59:03He wants you to make mistakes because if you don't make mistakes, if you, if you aren't
00:59:08wrong, then you have no way to demonstrate that you can learn what you'd said or did was
00:59:15wrong, correct the record and grow from it.
00:59:17If you don't trip and fall, you can't demonstrate that you have the wherewithal to get back up
00:59:22and get going.
00:59:24And so God actually wants us to stumble and fall so we can demonstrate the resolve to
00:59:31improve, to prove that we are trustworthy, that we're reliable, that we, we can grow from
00:59:39our mistakes.
00:59:41And if we don't have that opportunity, he has no way to evaluate us.
00:59:46He has no way to determine whether or not he can empower us and allow us off of this planet
00:59:51to go explore the universe with him.
00:59:53He has no, uh, justification for making us eternal, uh, in his presence because we could
01:00:00make a mistake and then wallow in it and make it worse.
01:00:03And, and God can't have that happen in forevermore.
01:00:08So this idea of, of sin as a, you make a mistake in your life, uh, that's completely of,
01:00:17of no interest to him.
01:00:19He wants you to have individual foibles so that you can learn from them and grow as a result
01:00:25of them.
01:00:26And it's the, the rebellion against him.
01:00:30It's misleading people about him religiously that he is concerned about.
01:00:35And that's exactly what's happening here.
01:00:37So Paul is promoting what God hates.
01:00:40And so there is no resolution for promoting religion.
01:00:46It's, it's over.
01:00:48Uh, but so he's, he's completely wrong when he talks about sins of us.
01:00:53So that he might possibly gouge or tear out.
01:01:00So here in the first run on sentence and the first book of the Christian new Testament,
01:01:05we have the entire purpose of the Christian new Testament.
01:01:08And what is it?
01:01:11It's to tear us away from the Torah.
01:01:13It's to condemn the Torah and to create a religion that is divorced of the Torah, but that still
01:01:19use the Torah as his proof text.
01:01:23Without the Torah, there's no proof text for Christianity, but the religion itself in
01:01:28its first run on sentence now wants to gouge or tear away from the past inflexible, unrelenting
01:01:37circumstances of the old system.
01:01:40The old system in Paul's view is the Torah.
01:01:44And there was no rabbi to step up and say you're wrong.
01:01:48Well, no, that's, and that's a real, that's a real problem.
01:01:50There was no rabbi that said, uh, you're wrong.
01:01:53Um, first of all, the Torah is quite flexible.
01:01:56Um, uh, we have enormous wiggle room in what we can do with our, uh, our lives.
01:02:01Um, uh, God is not a teacher of black and white.
01:02:06Um, uh, he wants us to think if you are become dogmatic, then you're missing the entire point.
01:02:12Torah is not a series of laws.
01:02:15There's not a law in it.
01:02:17The Torah is teaching and guidance, instructions, and directions.
01:02:21And as such, it is, it opens up our possibilities so that we can learn and grow as opposed to
01:02:29confining us.
01:02:30So it's not something that confines us.
01:02:32It's something that liberates us based upon what we learn and discover, uh, and its guidance.
01:02:38So God also says that in, for example, in Hosha, uh, he is very clear.
01:02:46He says that, um, you are destroyed because of your ignorance.
01:02:51And he says that because you have forgotten my Torah, I'm going to forget your children.
01:02:58So if you want to be torn away from the Torah, then you are out of God's minds and thoughts.
01:03:06And if you're outside of God's minds and thoughts, you have a 0% chance of impressing him that
01:03:11you deserve to spend eternity with him.
01:03:14So, uh, there is nothing that you could write that would be further from the truth than the,
01:03:21that the purpose is that our sins are somehow resolved by tearing us away from God's old system.
01:03:30Because God doesn't have an old system.
01:03:32He has a system.
01:03:33The system is in the Torah, the Torah presents the terms and conditions of the covenant and
01:03:39the benefits of the covenant.
01:03:40It presents the seven steps that you walk to receive the, the benefits that are prescribed
01:03:46in the covenant.
01:03:48Uh, it, uh, and that's through the Moet Mikre.
01:03:51He has a son.
01:03:52He has a Messiah.
01:03:53Uh, he has a chosen one.
01:03:54It happens to be Doed.
01:03:55And he has a timeline and he has an entire plan and it's all laid out from beginning to end.
01:04:02And you start in the garden, you return to the, uh, the garden.
01:04:06It's a very comprehensive, beautifully told story that everything fits together that results
01:04:14in the emancipation, the enrichment, the empowerment, the enablement of those who capitalize on Yahweh's
01:04:25instructions.
01:04:25You want to be torn away from that.
01:04:28Then you will either two things will happen.
01:04:31Either your will die and your soul will be exterminated.
01:04:35Or if you promote this lie, like Paul's doing here, you create this lie, you promote this lie,
01:04:42then your soul spends an eternity in Sheol because the consequence of misleading people regarding God.
01:04:48So, this statement here, let's call it the 17th mistake, this one is catastrophic.
01:04:57Paul is condemning that which he calls old, unrelenting.
01:05:02It's his view that became what's now known as the Old Testament.
01:05:08Why you'll never hear me use it unless I'm going to refute it's, uh, that terminology.
01:05:13There is no such thing as an Old Testament.
01:05:15God has testimony.
01:05:17That testimony is presented in the Torah, Prophets, and Psalms.
01:05:20It does not include the New Testament.
01:05:22God is not changing his plan.
01:05:25If he changed his plan, then his old plan was not reliable.
01:05:28If his old plan is not reliable, his change is not reliable.
01:05:31I mean, think it through, folks.
01:05:33If God's old plan is unflexible, unrelenting, uh, keeps you chained to your sin, then there
01:05:43is a 0% chance that this man, as irrational as he was, as many fallacies as he commits,
01:05:49has come up with a new plan from the same God that is capable of being reliable, that
01:05:55can be believed through faith, when he says that the old plan that is filled with prophecy,
01:06:00proving its credibility, fails.
01:06:03It's the dumbest idea ever, and that's Paul's principle ploy, is that God couldn't save anyone
01:06:12with his Torah, so he tapped me as the spokesman for the world, such that I would contradict
01:06:18everything he said and come up with a new plan that was achievable through faith, and that
01:06:23if you believe my new plan, that I will save you from God's failed plan by way of the God
01:06:29who appointed me.
01:06:31Billions of people believe that crap.
01:06:34It really is no more complicated than that.
01:06:36That's the, the dunderheadedness of Christianity.
01:06:40The, the primary proposition is impossible.
01:06:45The God who authored the Torah and said it was eternal, and it is the means to liberate us,
01:06:51emancipate us, uh, to enrich us, to empower us, to make us immortal, uh, could not have
01:06:59inspired a man to contradict all of that, to nullify all of that, and then come up with
01:07:07a new plan that is completely contrary to the old plan that simply is to be believed
01:07:13and to have that new plan be credible.
01:07:17Impossible.
01:07:17Now, if you want to believe it, that's up to you.
01:07:21I don't really care.
01:07:22If you want to destroy your soul, that's on you, but it's rationally impossible.
01:07:31Which had been in place.
01:07:32Well, what had been in place?
01:07:35Paul's talking about a, a, Paul's not creating his God, his Iosu Christu, out of thin air.
01:07:43He is projecting him on what was said of Dote.
01:07:48So, he is now saying that, that the basis of my Iosu Christu was a horrible, terrible plan.
01:07:58Would had, that's the one that had been put in place.
01:07:59And I'm using it, by the way, to justify everything I claim about Iosu Christu, even if I have to
01:08:05misquote it and misappropriate it and twist it.
01:08:08So, the meaning is exactly the opposite.
01:08:10But nonetheless, don't look behind the curtain.
01:08:13Let me pull the levers.
01:08:18But the system that had been in place, that he refers to, is the Torah.
01:08:23And he's saying the Torah, that the whole purpose Iosu Christu, his imaginary God-man,
01:08:28was to pluck and tear us away from the Torah.
01:08:32Now, if you believe that you're a Christian, if you believe that you're an idiot, but you're
01:08:39a Christian, good luck with that.
01:08:42Faith in that which is untrue is worthless.
01:08:45You can have total and complete faith in that which is obviously untrue, and you are completely
01:08:53screwed, blued and tattooed.
01:08:56But you can tattoo a cross on your upper arm and feel all good about it, which had been
01:09:07in place, which is, now he's now going to define the Torah.
01:09:11Paul's word for defining the Torah is poneros.
01:09:16Have you heard of an English word that's based on poneros?
01:09:20Oh, yeah.
01:09:21What's it called?
01:09:22Pornography.
01:09:22Pornography.
01:09:23In his first run-on sentence, Paul called the Torah pornographic, trash, disadvantageous.
01:09:36Pornography.
01:09:39And that's the religion of 2.5 billion people today.
01:09:43The most popular religion ever created was created by the man who began in his first run-on
01:09:49sentence by calling the Torah pornography and saying that his entire mission, in sync with
01:09:56the God and the imaginary Iosu Christu, was to tear you away from the Torah pornography.
01:10:04Which he now says is an opposition to the desire and will of the God and the Father of us.
01:10:13How can the Torah be an opposition to the God who inspired the Torah, who gave us the Torah?
01:10:21Do you think that there is any realm?
01:10:24I mean, go off there.
01:10:25My younger son, when he didn't like what was happening around him, he retreated to Plenelia.
01:10:32Plenelia was his own private planet.
01:10:34He had the most beautiful girlfriend on Plenelia.
01:10:38He was king of Plenelia.
01:10:41And Plenelia, he made the rules.
01:10:45But even on Plenelia, it ain't possible that the God who inspired the Torah could tell you
01:10:51that his desire was to have his Torah, the centerpiece of his communication to humankind,
01:10:58be labeled as pornography, so that this man, making all manner of rational fallacies, could claim that his goal was to tear you away from it.
01:11:08That's the first sentence in the religion of Christianity.
01:11:15If you were a Christian, and now we're aware of this, you are either a complete ignoramus, incapable of rational thought,
01:11:25and so wrapped up in your faith that you just can't admit it, or you're now running for the door and saying,
01:11:34how do I get out of here?
01:11:36And is there truth?
01:11:37Yeah, there is truth.
01:11:38His name is Yahweh.
01:11:39He authored the Torah, Prophets, and Psalms.
01:11:42I have compiled 25,000 pages of translations and commentary on them, having invested 100,000 hours,
01:11:52offering it all to you free in the 35 books of the Yadayahua series, where you can come to know the truth.
01:11:58It's all free at yadayahua.com.
01:12:01You want the answer?
01:12:02Go there.
01:12:03If you want to be lied to, wallow in your New Testament.
01:12:07But now you know the truth.
01:12:09And what I have just shared with you, there isn't an answer.
01:12:13There isn't a scholar.
01:12:14There isn't a rebuttal.
01:12:16There isn't an AI.
01:12:17There is no answer for anything I have just shared with you.
01:12:27So, probably a good place for us to conclude this show.
01:12:33We'll pick it up from there and our next show,
01:12:36because it actually goes downhill from this.
01:12:38It gets worse.
01:12:39And then it gets worse.
01:12:41And then he piles lies on top of lies.
01:12:44After a while, he has made a sandcastle of lies.
01:12:48And that's your religion if you're a Christian.
01:12:51Well, their response is always the same.
01:12:53I have to go ask my pastor.
01:12:57Good luck with that.
01:12:58I can tell you that when I was just a couple of years into this,
01:13:06Yawa met me one day.
01:13:08It was a Teruah in 2001.
01:13:11I didn't know him.
01:13:13He obviously knew me.
01:13:15He knew me really well.
01:13:17Really, really well.
01:13:18And he asked me to begin by excoriating Islam.
01:13:24And, you know, I said, I don't know who this is, really.
01:13:27And I see it by the time I got those words out of my mouth.
01:13:30This is, come on, idiot.
01:13:31You know who this is.
01:13:34You know, who else is going to be talking to you like this?
01:13:36This is what I want you to do.
01:13:37And he said, okay, let's just, let's say I buy into the story that you're God.
01:13:47Then can I negotiate?
01:13:50Because last time I checked, no one has ever survived what you're asking me to do,
01:13:55which is to expose and condemn Muhammad and Allah and the Quran.
01:14:00Well, I mean, let's just pretend now that you are who you say you are.
01:14:04Um, can I negotiate?
01:14:06Because, well, it seems like a death sentence.
01:14:09Now, I'm not so sure.
01:14:10That sounds like a lot of fun.
01:14:12He said, sure.
01:14:14What do you want, kid?
01:14:17I laid out three things.
01:14:18These are the three things I want.
01:14:20He said, okay.
01:14:21That sounds fine with me.
01:14:22Reach in your pocket.
01:14:23I did.
01:14:24There was the answer to the three things I wanted.
01:14:28I said, okay, so now you've got my attention.
01:14:30I guess we're going to begin.
01:14:32I guess I'm going to find out.
01:14:35And here we are, 10,000 death threats later, 35 books, 100,000 hours, thousands, tens of
01:14:46thousands of hours of radio and now of vlogs.
01:14:50And here we are telling you the, uh, the story of God revealing his message as completely
01:14:57and as accurately as has ever been presented before.
01:15:01Um, and I can tell you that two years into that, I had learned enough that one of my closest
01:15:09friends at the time, and I was one of his closest friends was, uh, Dr. Jerry Falwell,
01:15:14the, uh, reverend who had been on the cover multiple times of time magazine.
01:15:18He was the head of the moral majority.
01:15:20Uh, he was the first televangelist, um, remarkable man, actually a very lovable, likable man in
01:15:28person, a great conversationalist, exceedingly kind to people in his inner circle.
01:15:32And we spent a lot of time together.
01:15:35I mean, thousands and thousands of hours together.
01:15:38And very early on, and it was before Yawa had called me to ask me to do this, that I'd
01:15:44built my relationship with him.
01:15:45And, uh, and as I was getting to know Yawa and I had already abandoned Christianity by
01:15:50that time, um, it became obvious that everything in Christianity was alive.
01:15:55And so I asked for a meeting with the Jerry Falwell, uh, the, the pastor's pastor, if you
01:16:00will.
01:16:01And I said, I want you to bring, please the head of, uh, the, um, uh, Hebrew, um, uh, division
01:16:09of your, uh, he owned Liberty University.
01:16:11So bring your top Hebrew scholar.
01:16:13Uh, I want you to, uh, uh, bring your top theologians.
01:16:18I really, I've got a whole series of things I want to go through and I, I want them to be
01:16:22able to challenge what I have to say.
01:16:25And I went through all the reasons that Christianity was false, that I'd already deduced.
01:16:29And that's not even a fraction of 1% of what I know now.
01:16:33At the end of all that, not a single time did, uh, any one of the Hebrew scholars challenge
01:16:40anything I said.
01:16:41And Jerry just looked at me, put his hand on the top of my hand.
01:16:45And he said, everything you've said is true.
01:16:49But if I were to say those things, the people that sit in the pews of my church
01:16:55and make donations wouldn't come all of the envelopes that arrive daily here, supporting
01:17:01my university wouldn't arrive.
01:17:04And if you say those things, they're going to label you a cook.
01:17:09So you want to go ask your pastor.
01:17:12Don't be surprised if he tells you the truth.
01:17:16They know it's a lie.
01:17:17Don't be surprised if he tells you the truth.
01:17:18Thank you for listening.
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