― The Law on Trial ―
Torah Testimonies
Every passage modern teaching uses to argue that the Torah of Yahuah was abolished, set aside, or replaced — examined one at a time, and returned to the argument it was actually written into.
The case against the Law is not built on one verse. It is built on a long list of them, produced together, on the understanding that a list this long must settle the matter.
Each study here takes a single passage and walks it through carefully: the language it was written in, the dispute it was spoken into, and what the text says once the assumption is taken back out. The studies are short on purpose. The arguments that turn up again and again are written once, in full, in the Foundations.
― The Foundations ―
A handful of arguments turn up in study after study. Rather than answer each one from scratch every time, each is set down once here, in full — the deeper reading the studies point back to.
Three Times, Three Men
A vision he could not read, and the meaning he gave it himself
In progressNothing From Without
One word is missing from the verse, and the whole argument rests on it
In progressThe Clause That Was Added
Four words at the end of a sentence about digestion
In progressEvery Moving Thing
What the second half of the verse does to the first
In progress