Forensic, line-by-line audits of Gospel authority claims and “messianic prophecy” proof-texting. If you want context, definitions, and sources—this is for you.
Claims are separated from evidence. Terms are defined before conclusions are allowed.
Every prooftext is forced back into Tanakh context, not cut into soundbites.
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New reader? Begin with the jurisdiction audit, then follow the series by text.
The foundation. Who has authority to make covenant claims—and what rules decide admissible evidence? A jurisdiction-first audit built to stop category switching before it starts.
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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.
Romans is treated as the engine room. Read it under stable Torah categories—where legal terms can’t be moved mid-argument and definitions don’t get “adjusted” after the conclusion.
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They are forensic audits of New Testament authority claims, “messianic prophecy” proof-texting, and how context is rewritten. The method is context-first: define terms, cite sources, then test conclusions.
Readers who want clear definitions, direct citations, and structured reasoning—especially those investigating prophecy claims, Gospel authority, and Tanakh context.
Start with Court Case Jesus for the authority/jurisdiction audit, then proceed through the Tanakh vs New Testament series.
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