Rav Shaul
2017
Rav Sha’ul identifies the Nazarenes as the original followers of Yahusha who were Torah-observant Jews, rejecting pagan syncretism and the idea of incarnation. He reveals that Yahusha was born fully human, without divine pre-existence, and was adopted by Yahuah upon Mikveh (baptism)—a ritual cleansing by living water—and begotten as Son of God through resurrection, thus becoming the Eternal High Priest and King in the order of Zadok and David, respectively. The Messiah’s life and mission are portrayed as the fulfillment of the Zodiac’s prophetic imagery, with constellations symbolizing key events in the Plan of Salvation. The book exposes the distortion of Yahusha’s teachings and identity through centuries of Hellenistic and Roman pagan influence, which culminated in the creation of Christianity as a syncretic, paganized religion. This includes the falsification of scriptural texts, replacement of sacred names, and the imposition of doctrines like the Virgin Birth and Incarnation, which the Nazarenes never accepted. Rav Sha’ul also provides a detailed theological framework of the Yahushaic Covenant—the “Salvation of Yahuah Covenant”—and emphasizes the importance of walking “The Way” as demonstrated by Yahusha: Mikveh (water baptism), circumcision of the heart (obedience to the intent of the Law), and offering (living sacrifice), leading to resurrection and eternal life. He warns against false teachers and doctrines—especially the Spirit of the False Messiah centered on incarnation—and calls Nazarenes today to embrace their birthright as “sons of Yahuah” and to become “Sealed Soldiers” in spiritual warfare against deception. The appendices include extensive biblical, historical, and astronomical evidence aligning Yahusha’s life with the fulfillment of ancient prophecies, genealogical research tracing his royal lineage, and critiques of mistranslations and theological errors. This work serves as both a historical restoration and a spiritual call to return to the origi
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