Shaul/Paul starts the Book of Galatians by suggesting that he "marvels" at how quickly those who had come to an understanding of the Messiah began to turn away, "to a different gospel." (v 6)
Then he goes on to say that if anyone, even an "angel from heaven," tries to pervert what He taught, and preach a different gospel, "then let him be accursed."
Pretty strong language.
But he wasn't finished. He repeats it again. (v 9-10) Because it's about being a bondservant of the Messiah, not "pleasing men."
So - it's fair to ask: Why, then, do so many "translators" and "twisters," (II Peter 3:15-16) then proceed to go and do exactly that?
This is a BIG topic, certainly far too large for a single thread, much less post, or even an audio midrash/teaching.
But it MUST start with a careful reading, and the understanding that if he, Paul, had CHANGED what Yahushua taught, both in His Written Instruction, and then in the flesh, he would have been a liar (by his own admission) and not "bondservant" of the Most High.
I will, at some point, post a link to the Sabbath teaching from this past weekend which at least touched in part on the 'twisting' of Galatians. (Maybe it won't get nuked quite so fast this way by the ghetto gestapo - like the last several have been.)
Meanwhile, I will suggest a book on the topic, for those who really do want to see what "lies we have inherited from our fathers," and how Peter warned Paul would be twisted:
Galatians, A Torah-Based Commentary in First Century Hebraic Context,
by Avi ben Mordechai. It's almost 500 pages, literally verse-by-verse.
But if you can just begin to see through the obvious inversions in chapters 3 and 4, you're off to a good start.
Then he goes on to say that if anyone, even an "angel from heaven," tries to pervert what He taught, and preach a different gospel, "then let him be accursed."
Pretty strong language.
But he wasn't finished. He repeats it again. (v 9-10) Because it's about being a bondservant of the Messiah, not "pleasing men."
So - it's fair to ask: Why, then, do so many "translators" and "twisters," (II Peter 3:15-16) then proceed to go and do exactly that?
This is a BIG topic, certainly far too large for a single thread, much less post, or even an audio midrash/teaching.
But it MUST start with a careful reading, and the understanding that if he, Paul, had CHANGED what Yahushua taught, both in His Written Instruction, and then in the flesh, he would have been a liar (by his own admission) and not "bondservant" of the Most High.
I will, at some point, post a link to the Sabbath teaching from this past weekend which at least touched in part on the 'twisting' of Galatians. (Maybe it won't get nuked quite so fast this way by the ghetto gestapo - like the last several have been.)
Meanwhile, I will suggest a book on the topic, for those who really do want to see what "lies we have inherited from our fathers," and how Peter warned Paul would be twisted:
Galatians, A Torah-Based Commentary in First Century Hebraic Context,
by Avi ben Mordechai. It's almost 500 pages, literally verse-by-verse.
But if you can just begin to see through the obvious inversions in chapters 3 and 4, you're off to a good start.