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by Rav Sha'ul (Author)
The text critically examines Christianity, asserting it to be a grand deception rooted in ancient paganism, primarily the Mystery Religion of Babylon, rather than the true faith revealed by Yahuah and His Messiah Yahusha. It traces the origins of Christianity back to Babylonian sun worship, the god Dagon (the fish god), and the pagan triune gods Hesus, Horus, and Krishna, which were syncretized by Roman Emperor Constantine into the composite god "Jesus H. Christ."
The book argues that Christianity's fundamental doctrines-such as the Trinity, Sunday worship, Easter, Christmas, and the abandonment of the Torah's Law and Sabbaths-originate from these pagan traditions rather than Scripture. It exposes the mistranslation and alteration of the Messiah's true Hebrew name, Yahusha, into the Greek/Latin "Jesus," which carries pagan connotations and blasphemies.
Author Biography
Rav Sha'ul has spent over 30 years studying and teaching within established religious systems, seminaries, churches, and on his website www.sabbathcovenant.com. With a degree in Computer Science and Techical Writing, Sha'ul brings a unique approach and understanding of scripture. Sha'ul is the author of over 20 books and thousands of articles and teachings. Sha'ul is a veteran US Army Paratrooper and has 3 children, 2 step children, and 3 grandchildren.