Since the before the days of Jesus Pharisees and Sadducees debated if there be any resurrection of the dead, there was the two schools of Abram and Moses. This book looks at Pauls approach to Jesus' ruling on the matter.

In Galatians we read,

A relatively recent sect of Judaism identified as Messianic Judaism (in the 20th century) has sprung up to the mainstream again. Toxic doctrines along with confining positions on keeping the Torah Law and or the Mishna Law are prevalent among these groups. This exposition on the Book of Galatians with emphasis on One Law for all Christians sets Liberty in Christ as a God given right. Details regarding the "Better Covenant" can be found in Paul's writing the book of Galatians. Reading this book will enhance your ability to navigate the mis-teachings of these groups. The Messianic Judaism Synagogue has much to offer the Christian as long as it is kept within proper doctrines.

The author of this book, has experienced first hand the binding of saints in these congregations and wants to share the idea that although they say they only do the things in the law voluntarily and out of Love for the Word of God, (to win their brother the Jew) they impose the laws through guilting and shaming, and in secrecy speak of the use of the name of Jesus and say it is powerless.

That being said, not all people in the sect are like this. In fact many are still searching if they even belong in the sect. However, the congregations used to form the opinion of the author preach guilt and shame and not Liberty in Christ!

This book is to help you forge your own convictions before you approach their ideolatry.