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The Law & The Pauline Doctrine Volume 2: The Yahushaic Covenant : The Original Revelation Book Series, Volume 7

Rav Shaul

2016

Abstract

Pages 232-233 Nomos vs. Ho Nomos Romans chapter 3 verses 20 and 21 are a prime example of twisting scripture and bearing false witness against the Apostle Sha’ul (by the Greek inspired Christian Church). In the verses below Sha’ul did not use the article “the” where I underline it; “the” was added and not indicated with italics in our English Bibles as it was supposed to, this is intentional to do away with The Law: Romans 3:20 Therefore, by the works of The (“the” was added) Law (any law whatsoever) there shall no flesh be justified in Yahuah’s sight: for by The Law (ho nomos) is the knowledge of sin. 21 But now the righteousness of Yahuah without The (“the” was added) Law (any law whatsoever) is manifested (in The Law). Christianity teaches based on these verses, that there is no need to keep The Law of Yahuah; that righteousness is somehow been manifested outside of The Law of Yahuah. Yet that cannot be the proper interpretation of that verse because in this same letter Sha’ul said: Romans 2:13 for not the hearers of The Law are just in the sight of God, but the doers of The Law will be justified and declared righteous. Sha’ul only used the phrase “ho nomos” above in Romans 3:20 when he said “for by The Law is the knowledge of sin”. The other two places he left out the article “the” and just said “nomos”. Nomoß - Strong's Number: 3551 2. anything established, anything received by usage, a custom, a law, a command a. of any law whatsoever What Sha’ul actually said is: Romans 3:20 Therefore, by works of law (any law whatsoever, tradition, human commands) there shall no flesh be justified in Yahuah’s sight: for it is by THE LAW that we have knowledge of sin (Sha’ul is explaining the function of The Law). 21 But now the righteousness of Yahuah (The Law of Yahuah Romans 7:12) that is separate from (human) law is revealed. Romans 7:12 Therefore, The Law is holy, and the commandments are holy, and just, and righteous.

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