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A structured indictment of doctrine and method: what’s claimed, what’s assumed, what’s smuggled, and what collapses when Torah categories are kept stable.
A forensic examination of “fulfilled prophecy” claims, forced back into Tanakh context.
Track every hinge where meaning is carried by selective quoting, translation choices, or context deletion.
A line-by-line investigation of Luke’s Tanakh usage: definitions moved, categories flattened, contexts rewritten.
John’s biggest leaps, tested with context-first reading where the Tanakh defines its own terms.
Where theology becomes policy: how breaks from Torah categories are justified—and where the justifications fail.
“Better covenant, better priesthood” tested inside Torah rules for priesthood, covenant, and atonement.
Romans under stable Torah categories—where legal terms can’t be moved mid-argument and definitions don’t get “adjusted.”