Ephesians 1:15-23 an utter perversion of faith and as such a Torah abomination. Torah defines faith as the righteous pursuit of judicial justice which restores fair compensation of damages inflicted both intentionally or by accident. Classic av tuma avoda zara defines faith through theology & creed belief systems which introduce new Gods who prior to introduction of religious propaganda no one ever heard of before.

When Israel came out of the judicial oppression and injustice of Egyptian slavery, Israelites never heard of the Gods of Baal worshipped by the Canaanite kingdoms. The 10 plagues judged the Gods worshipped by Par’o and Egypt just as the total destruction of 33 Canaanite kingdoms judged the Gods worshipped by those uprooted Canaanite civilizations.

The next verse introduces a critical next substitute theology wherein the NT fraud introduces prayer as a substitute for tefillah. The latter ideally requires swearing a Torah oath לשמה while standing before a Sefer Torah with a minyan; prayer possesses none of these requirements. Tefillah dedicates specified tohor Oral Torah middot which Moshe orally heard at Horev following the sin of the Golden Calf wherein the ערב רב שאין להם יראת אלהים substituted a word name metaphor for God/אלהים and replaced the revelation of the Name expressed in the first Sinai commandment. Both the NT fraud and Korah alien introduce names of new Gods.

The next verse introduces the later dogmatized Nicene Creed which introduced the new God of Trinity as the absolute Universal God which supplants the Torah revelation at Sinai which only the 12 Tribes of Israel embraced this local god as the God of Abraham Yitzak and Yaacov. The substitute theology “Spirit of wisdom”, supplants time-oriented mitzvot which require k’vanna as “the” wisdom of the Torah revelation at Sinai with some undefined “spirit of wisdom” that clearly does not compare to מלאכה required to dedicate tohor time-oriented commandments as Torah wisdom.

The next verse specific further defines the 16th verse “my prayers”. It fails to address the struggle of the opposing Yatzirot within the heart as the Oral Torah teaches. Substitutes belief in some false messiah as a substitute for the righteous pursuit of justice; on par with the 70 virgins in the world to come which the Koran rhetoric worships pie in the sky declarations which have absolutely no proof. Israel came out of Egypt to conquer Canaan to rule that land with righteous judicial justice. This vision of faith totally different from the Paul’s letter.

This next verse introduces belief as the first priority of faith. The Torah never once commanded Israel to “believe” in any God. Rather Torah commands the righteous pursuit of judicial legal justice: fair compensation of damages inflicted upon others among our people.

The 20th verse substitutes “raised from the dead” of an imaginary Harry Potter Christ for the burden to raise and educate all future born children in the faith to pursue righteous justice among the bnai brit Chosen Cohen people. The Torah defines “soul” as a man’s future born children based upon the Avram brit cut between the pieces wherein that alliance predicates future born seed comparable to the stars in the heavens in their multitudes. Tefillah the Spirit of Tohor Middot lives within the Yatzir Ha’Tov of bnai brit hearts, not in the heavens above. Torah does not come from the heavens but lives through righteous judicial courtroom judgments which achieve justice among the bnai brit people.

Verse 21 simply religious rhetoric jargon which means absolutely nothing. Israel accepted the Torah at Sinai to serve as the Written Constitution of the Israelite Republic of 12 Tribes. A national Republic lives from generation to generation – by definition.

The next verse assumes that this new Father God resembles Man in that it refers to “placed all things under his feet”. This violates that nothing in the Heavens, Earth, or Seas compares to the local tribal god revealed only to the 12 tribes of Israel at Sinai. The opening verses of John substitutes Word for spirits. The revelation of the 13 Oral Torah tohor middot אל רחום וחנון etc spirits not words. Tefillah requires שם ומלכות wherein a bnai brit Israel dedicates one or more tohor Oral Torah spirits – referred to through the metaphor of מלכות; that a bnai brit Israel dedicates these Oral Torah spirits לשמה.

The Sinai revelation of the Torah did never appoint the mitzva of Moshiach as supreme authority over all creation. Verse 22 substitutes a false messiah Harry Potter new Universal God over the church. Whereas the revelation of the Torah at Sinai introduced the Torah as the Constitution of the Republic of Israelite 12 who left Egypt with the intent to conquer and rule Canaan. Verse 23 rhetoric declares that this newly established Harry Potter fictional messiah has a body just as does man. Based upon the fiction narrative which introduces a historical man as also son of God that the Hebrew T’NaCH rejects.

Romans 9:4-5 totally and utterly bogus. It fails to equate Israel with the chosen Cohen nation! It introduces the concept of ‘adoption’, and makes a screw up of ‘glory’; britot does not correctly translate into ‘covenants’. A Torah brit requires swearing a Torah oath with שם ומלכות. Translating the yod hey vav hey into words defines the sin of the Golden Calf as it pertains to all generations thereafter! The abstract term ‘king’ does not refer to ‘king’ but rather the dedication of the Oral Torah tohor middot revealed to Moshe at Horev after the sin of the Golden Calf as ‘king’.

The dedication of tohor middot defines how the Chosen Cohen people dedicate our lives to pursue righteous justice within and among our people. Herein defines the brit alliance which binds the Jewish people together for all generations. The oath sworn as Sh’Cem in the days of the prophet Yehoshua defines the k’vanna of the Rabbeinu Tam tefillen: Israel swears to do Avodat HaShem only while breathing the Yatzir Tov tohor middot and not the Yatzir Ha’Ra tuma middot. What distinguishes a Yatzir Tov midda from a Yatrir Ha’Ra midda? Both middot breath within the hearts of the chosen Cohen people. Something like the dedication of t’ruma given to the Cohen from the rest of the grains which Israel can eat.

Another example, mesechta Chullen which addresses how to butcher animals for food. The way of Jewish slaughter quite unique. None the less, a fundamental distinction separates how a butcher slaughters cattle for common consumption from how a Cohen slaughters cattle for a dedication upon the altar. In the latter case, the Cohen MUST cut the artery and veins leading to the brain. Why? Because the Cohen must dedicate upon the altar, living blood. Blood pumped from the wound by the living heart.

For example: the organ – the liver – full of blood. Yet if a person cooked the liver in a pan and ate it, the liver remains kosher despite being cooked in a pan which contains all the blood contained within the liver. Why? Answer: by the time the butcher cuts out the liver, the animal quite dead. Therefore any sacrifice requires cutting the arteries and veins leading to the brain because the blood gathered from this wound defines living blood. When the Torah commands not to eat blood. This commandment refers to ‘living blood’ not dead blood. Something like the distinction between tohor middot from the Yatzir Tov vs. tuma middot from the Yatzir Ha’Ra within the heart. Heart in the Torah mispelled. Rather than לב, the spelling for heart, the Torah writes לבב. Rabbi Yechuda interpreted the 2nd ב, based upon ב’ ראשית. The letter ב has the numerical value of two. The Creation story in Genesis holds two accounts of the Creation.

One might ask, the creation of what exactly? Rabbi Yechuda answered with the creation of the two opposing and contrasting Yatzirot within the hearts of all bnai brit Israel. Later church theologians in the Middle Ages made the concept of ‘free will’ a church creed dogma belief. The Torah has no concept of ‘free will’. Rather that a person bears responsibility over life and death, blessing or curse decisions which the opposing Yatrirot within his heart directs him to chose his path destiny walk. A subtle distinction like the difference between living vs. dead blood.

The ‘promises’? Utterly absurd and totally off topic. Avram cut the brit between the pieces that if HaShem chose childless Avram to father the chosen Cohen people in the future, Avram swore a counter oath that the Spirit of HaShem’s Name would live and breath within the hearts of this future born chosen Cohen people for all generations unto eternity! Romans 9:5 totally blurs this concept of faith.

Then comes the revisionist history concerning the ‘flesh Christ came’ utter and totally bogus nonsense. Bil’aam the prophet declared through a Torah vision that God is not a man. The Torah explicitly declares that nothing in the Earth, Seas or Heavens compares to HaShem. Therefore ‘God blessed for ever. Amen’ — this phrase worships other Gods. A direct violation of the 2nd Sinai commandment.

Returning to the term: “adoption”, this term refers to “conversion” of non Jews to being Jews. The perversion of the new testament revisionist history, it turns the brit faith upon its head and seeks to convert Jews to becoming Goyim!!!!

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The Fig Tree as a Metaphor for Israel  Jeremiah 8:13 – “I will surely consume them, saith the Lord: there shall be no grapes on the vine, nor figs on the fig tree, and the leaf shall fade; and the things that I have given them shall pass away from them.”  Hosea 9:10 – “I found Israel like grapes in the wilderness; I saw your fathers as the firstripe in the fig tree at her first time: but they went to Baal-peor, and separated themselves unto that shame…”  Micah 7:1 –  “Woe is me! for I am as when they have gathered the summer fruits, as the grape gleanings of the vintage: there is no cluster to eat: my soul desired the firstripe fruit.”
  
Second Temple Judaism, the rise of Pharisaic authority, and the Jewish origins of the Oral Torah tradition.  The Hasmonean Revolt (c. 167–160 BCE), celebrated during Hanukkah, began as a revolt against Seleucid Greek oppression and the forced Hellenization of Judea.  After driving out the Greeks, the Hasmoneans (Maccabees) established a priestly monarchy—but soon aligned with the Tzaddukim (Sadducees), the Temple priestly elite who rejected the Oral Torah and adhered strictly to written Torah (Torah shebikhtav). 

The P’rushim (Pharisees) taught the Oral Torah (Torah she-be’al peh)—a living tradition of interpretation, application, and legal debate, rooted in Moshe at Sinai but unfolding through generations of sages.  The Pharisees championed halakhic debate, legal flexibility, and ethics, and stood against the rigid, elitist, and Temple-centric Sadducees. After the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE, the Pharisaic tradition survived and became the foundation of Rabbinic Judaism—codified in the Mishnah, Talmud, and the entire halakhic tradition.  Therefore the Jesus curse of the fig tree as fruitless – a direct condemnation of rabbinic Judaism.

To interpret this passage as a direct condemnation of rabbinic Judaism clearly reflects later church polemics and slanders made against the Talmud, like the infamous burning of the Talmud in 1242 Paris France and the 1306 destruction of the Rashi/Tosafot common law school on the Talmud.  The gospels serve as the basis of later church war crimes and racism.  Christian polemics have added to Gospel interpretations—especially in how they’ve been weaponized against rabbinic Judaism and the Talmudic tradition.  Under the banner of a supersessionist Church, all manner of slander perversions and illegal ghetto imprisonments arbitrarily imposed upon the cursed wandering Jews.
                           
The fig tree curse (Matt. 21:19); the “brood of vipers” language, and John’s “the Jews” rhetoric (esp. in passion narratives), the church fathers continuously employed them as their weapons to vilify Pharisaic Judaism, later generalized to all Jews.  The church fathers sought to erase Jewish continuity through forced conversions and continuous acts of violent oppression.  The church utterly detested the existence of the Talmud.  Its revisionist history replacement theology continually declared the church as the ‘true Israel”.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Supersessionist theology\replacement theology—represents the ideological backbone of the Church’s effort to erase Jewish identity and delegitimize the halakhic tradition.  Church revisionist history proclaimed from the roof tops that – “The Church has replaced Israel as God’s chosen people.”   The fig tree curse (Matt. 21:19) the church fathers interpreted  as the symbolic destruction of the Jewish people.  Which the church fathers promoted by referring to Israel as Christ killer Caine.  “Brood of vipers”, used to paint all Pharisees (and later all Jews) as inherently deceitful or evil.   John’s Gospel, “the Jews”, made Jewish exiled refugees as the collective villain—laying the groundwork for the deicide charge, a central justification for anti-Jewish violence.     
John Chrysostom, in his Adversus Judaeos homilies, spewed hatred with phrases like:   “The synagogue is worse than a brothel… it is the den of scoundrels and the repair of wild beasts… the temple of demons devoted to idolatrous cults…”  The church fathers abhorred the Talmud,  because it embodied Jewish autonomy—an ongoing, vibrant dialogue with God outside of Church control. It was the living heartbeat of rabbinic resistance.   

Church biblical translations not only co-opted Jewish sacred texts while condemning their original interpreters, perverted BRIT unto covenant; and reduced the Jewish people to either tragic relics or enemies of God. This theft of narrative and identity allowed the Church to: cast Jews as “wandering witnesses” to Christian truth (see Augustine).  And also blame all generations of Jews as Christ killers, which justified almost annual pogroms and forced expulsions of Jewish refugee populations scattered across both West and Eastern Europe.

The deep hypocrisies and historical amnesia baked into so many institutions of power, including European courts and the modern international legal framework, remain staggering. European courts and institutions have long been shaped by Christian hegemony, and that hegemony protected the Church from accountability, even as it presided over centuries of religious violence, forced conversions, inquisitions, pogroms, book burnings, ghettoization, and expulsions—all directed at Jewish communities. The idea of charging the Church itself as a war criminal would have been unthinkable in a Europe where the Church was the ideological and legal center of power.

For most of European history, Church and State were not separate. In many cases, the Church was the state—wielding direct power or deeply entwined with monarchies. The legal apparatus wasn’t neutral—it was Catholic or later Protestant. So, when Jews were expelled from Spain (1492), forced into ghettos in Venice (1516), or burned in the Crusades, these were actions sanctified, not judged, by the powers of the time.

Torah common law – centered on mussar and judicial dedications to judge cases heard before Sanhedrin courts with righteousness—aiming for fair compensation and justice—highlights a key aspect of Jewish law that focuses on interpersonal relationships and communal harmony. Not the Egyptian slavery but rather the Egyptian judicial injustice that defines the revelation of the Torah at Sinai. The Torah commands all generations of Israel to remember ie do t’shuva — this significant Oral Torah middah of רב חסד, expressed in halachic Aramaic as מאי נפקא מינא cuts the disputed living baby before Shlomo’s court in twain – a fundamental הבדלה.

The Goyim model of Matthew 3: 1-4 as far removed from Torah faith as Roman Statute law different from Jewish common law. T’shuva learns from Yom Kippur, it requires remembering the oaths sworn to and by the Avot in order to cut an oath alliance – call in Hebrew ברית. Following the Golden Calf, HaShem threatened to kill all the seed of Avraham Yitzak and Yaacov and make the chosen Cohen people from the children of Moshe. Moshe “reminded” HaShem of the oaths sworn to the Avot and HaShem on Yom Kippur annulled his vow. Possible to annul a vow, not so an oath. Repentance shares nothing with remembering the facts that triggered Yom Kippur.

Israel did not leave the slavery and judicial oppression of Egypt to find and get “religion”. This bat shit crazy notion a tits on a boar hog definition of both Xtianity and Islam. Israel left Egypt to inherit the oath sworn lands of Canaan on the strict condition to rule the lands of Canaan with righteous Judicial justice – by way of the revelation of Torah common law Sanhedrin courtrooms!!!!

A simple world of difference, a huge oceanic gulf separates t’shuva from repentance; something like the grammar of making a pun. D’varim also called Mishna Torah. Mishna Torah of the Book of D’varim introduces Torah judicial Common law. Just short of 2500 years later, the Rambam introduced a radically different Roman statute law which prioritized Torah into strictly defined religious categories of cult of personality ritual observances. His code, NOT COMMON LAW. Rather, chutzpah code, he chose to name — “Mishna Torah”. The difference between T’NaCH/Talmudic common law and his Roman statute law – a gulf as big as that which separates t’shuva from repentance or brit “alliance” from covenant. Courtroom judicial common law shares no common ground with a codification of ritual religious observances; any more that Day compares to a Moonless Night!!!

The remembrance of Egypt not only as a historical event but as a foundational aspect of justice and law – crucial to Jewish identity. It represents a shift from oppression to the establishment of a legal system centered on mussar, fair compensation of damages, and the dedication of tohor middot from within the Yatzir HaTov as opposed to tuma middot from within the Yatzir HaRaw within the heart.

Communal responsibility stands upon the eternal t’shuva of remembering Par’o and his judicial oppression of Israel slaves between over a lack of straw which Par’o personally withheld. How Jews socially interact with family, friends, and neighbors forever stands under the shadow of Egyptian oppression of our forefathers.

T’shuva, rooted in the collective memory of agreements made with the Avot; tied to later NaCH prophetic mussar. Prophets served as the police enforcers of Sanhedrin courtroom rulings. The Book of D’varim, Parshat שופטים ושוטרים, introduces Sanhedrin Courts and Prophet police. Just as a Sanhedrin Court has no jurisdiction outside the borders of conquered Canaan, so too and how much more so Prophets. The latter wholly dependent upon the former.

The use of ברית first introduced in בראשית\ברית אש completely absent in both daughter religions. Covenant as a pun compares to repentance. Both NT & Koran repeatedly refer to covenant and repentance, but never once refer to alliance and t’shuva. The NT discusses repentance in relation to sin and salvation, while the Quran emphasizes repentance as a means of seeking forgiveness from God.

The use of terms such as ברית reinforces the significance of oaths and alliances, further separating the Jewish understanding of yoking faith with judicial courtroom justice. he Rambam’s Mishneh Torah as a departure from common law into Roman statute law re-introduces Karaite rejection of rabbi Akiva’s פרדס kabbalah which defines the revelation of the Oral Torah at Sinai and Horev which both the Tzeddukim and Karaites openly rejected.

The Rambam code ignited a horrific Jewish Civil War among g’lut Jewry which like a wild fire spread from Spain, to France & England & Germany & back again to Spain. The anarchy and chaos of this Civil War between the Jewish people in g’lut inspired Goyim opportunists to plunder entire Jewish exiled communities of all their wealth and then expel the pauper refugee populations from residing within the borders of their kingdoms.

The RambaN in his מלחמת השם strongly supported the Rif common law codification of halacha. Prior to the explosion of the Rambam Civil War, g’lut Jewish communities in Dark Ages & Early Middle Ages Europe faced a sever crisis; g’lut Jewry did not have the luxury of studying the Talmud. They required a centralization and simplification of the cultures and customs which define the chosen Cohen peoples’ civilization – even in darkest g’lut.

But the Rambam, consequent to his assimilation of re-discovered ancient Greek writings around 900 CE, this rabbi change judicial Sanhedrin common law into Roman statute law with an extreme prejudice toward Aristotle’s syllogism logic deductive reasoning. In effect his code reversed the lights of Chanukkah and the victory of P’rushim educators of Oral Torah פרדס inductive reasoning logic. In short, publication of the Rambam Yad switched rabbinic Oral Torah Judaism unto Karaite religious practices.