Michael The Anonymous

Final Synthesis of "Paul": Unpacking The Contradictions: I have found many contradictions in Paul's letters which confuse the reader. I've come to the conclusion not all these letters were written by Paul, or he changed his message overtime, or as he stated; he changed his positions to make his doctrines more palatable, to conform to different audiences for validation, and approval. Mocking the other apostles as so called pillars of the faith, and using the law and circumcision as wedge issues to divide the Church to make himself its leader. Cursing anyone else who disagreed with his doctrines, and alienating women from the Church, like Mary Magdalene's gospel and discipleship. Teaching others to submit to government authority, and not to question its leadership. --- 1. The Role and Necessity of the Law (Torah) One of the most prominent areas of tension lies in Paul's discussion of the Jewish Law (Torah). Jesus's Affirmation of the Law: Jesus explicitly st...

  The Missing 165 Years and the Revelation of the Kingdom Era The current Hebrew calendar, known as Seder Olam Rabbah, was compiled by Rabbi Jose ben Halafta in the 2nd century CE. It is the chronology used by traditional Judaism. However, it compresses the Persian period by approximately 165 years, a fact documented and debated by scholars, including Sir Isaac Newton, who noted this significant discrepancy between traditional and conventional historical records. This compression effectively obscures the true prophetic timeline, an act of spiritual amnesia by a corrupt religious authority. --- The Essenes and the Scrolls of Enoch While the Pharisees and Sadducees embraced the flawed calendar, a righteous remnant, the Essenes, preserved the true chronology. They lived an ascetic life, rejecting the corrupt priesthood and the Temple's authority. Their solar calendar, based on Enoch's writings, was not a new invention but a preservation of an older, purer tradition. They understoo...