Does Paul's Letter to the Galatians contradict the Hebrew Bible?
This is not a devotional question. It is a legal one - and this book answers it forensically.
The Book of Galatians vs. The Hebrew Bible: Paul's War on Sinai puts Paul's most anti-Torah letter through a structured five-gate verification test drawn entirely from the Hebrew Scriptures and rabbinic law. Every claim Paul makes in Galatians - about the Torah, the covenant, Abraham, circumcision, Sinai, and the curse - is measured against the source it claims to reinterpret.
The verdict is not assumed. It is built, ruling by ruling.
What this book does:
- Tests every major theological claim in Galatians against the Hebrew Bible
- Engages the New Perspective on Paul (Wright, Dunn, Barclay) at full academic strength - then answers it
- Presents ten of the strongest Christian defenses of Galatians - and cross-examines each one
- Provides a 20-ruling appendix with every Torah ruling cited in the trial
- Includes a full Mishneh Torah citation map (Rambam's Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah, Hilchot Melakhim, and more)
- Foreclosing the "Gentiles only" escape route structurally, before the argument begins
- Issues a formal written verdict - with an honest statement of what even this book cannot resolve
Written by a non-Jewish Noahide author, this is not a rabbinical defense of Judaism. It is a forensic examination of whether Paul's letter survives contact with the text it claims to fulfill. The methodology is rigorous, the sources are traceable, and the Christian defenses are heard at their strongest before they are answered.
For readers who are:
- Questioning whether Paul's authority is compatible with Sinai
- Engaged in Jewish-Christian theological debate
- Studying the New Perspective on Paul from outside the Christian frame
- In the Hebrew Roots movement or examining Torah observance
- Looking for the most thorough Torah-based analysis of Galatians available
If Paul is right, the Torah test will show it. If he is not, the test will show that too.
