Unmasking Paul: Apostle or Adversary? (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798286109166)

Throughout history, the figure of Paul the Apostle has been both venerated and vilified. For centuries, his writings have shaped Christian theology and doctrine, often at the expense of Judaism's authentic voice. This book seeks to unmask Paul-not to disparage faith, but to understand the profound transformations he introduced and their consequences for the Jewish people and Torah observance.

As a Jew deeply rooted in the traditions and teachings of the Torah, I find it necessary to examine Paul's letters, claims, and theological innovations with rigorous textual analysis and classical Jewish commentary. The goal is to provide clarity about Paul's true role: Was he a genuine apostle to Israel, or did he diverge into a theology that ultimately opposed the covenant at Sinai?

This book is intended for readers interested in religious history, biblical studies, and interfaith dialogue. It offers a comprehensive critique grounded in the Tanach, Talmud, and later Jewish scholarship alongside careful readings of the New Testament. May it serve as a tool for understanding and reaffirming the eternal truths of Judaism in the face of changing narratives.

- Tziporah B.