We have to seriously test the nature of the teachings of Paul to see if it is all natural or supernatural too, thereby incorporating mysticism. This blog will do a quick but useful scan to test the nature of Paul's writings.

A blog named "Meet Paul...The Pharisee" can appear to be sarcastic but it is really not. Given the very negative view of Pharisees in general, evidence suggests that the regular believer does not think of Paul as a Pharisee, generally because Pharisees are not considered a sect with positive value. Let's take a closer look and meet this Pharisee.

If we are going to be straining knats and swallowing camels concerning Sabbath observance, then we should at least let Yeshua/Jesus weigh in on what He thinks about it. In this second instalment of the mini series, we take a closer look at what Jesus actually said.

Since Sabbath observance seems to be, alongside the avoidance of pork, for those from the nations, coming to Judaism, it stands to reason that it needs a fair amount of focus so as not to turn the blessing into a burden. This first blog entry for this mini series will help give a general perspective of what we are dealing with here.

Its time to wrap up the series by combining the evidence of how and why Hashem's holiness required supernatural entities under Hashem's instruction, to bring Torah to Moses. Learn about a fundamental principle of holiness breaking through eternity into time and space.

Something mysterious happens while Moses spends time atop Mount Sinai. What can we find out about who Moses interacted with and how does it impact how we understand the transmission of Torah? This series of articles will explore those questions.

If Sabbath is presented to the world through Israel, according to scripture, why should Israel "share" Sabbath? This article very briefly suggests one of the basic reasons why Sabbath should be shared with the nations.