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Torah Zone
This book will show you the “religion of the Creator”, and delves into the most profoundly over-looked areas of Scripture to prove it. Detailed debates on doctrines of the true faith are compared What Christian ministers teach, and what Scripture states, are put on public display for the first time in this book on the Commandments. Anyone who is objective and honest with themselves will see clearly which side to come down on. Who really founded Christianity? Why does this religion have a Greek name? What is the Creator’s religion? These questions, and many more, have astounding answers to them.
184 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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About the author
Lew White
54 books26 followersMy name is Lew White, and I am the author of Fossilized Customs, Strong Delusion, Truth Or Tradition, Torah Zone, Return Of Yahusha, Who Is Allah, Sunday Origins, Wormwood, Nimrod's Secret Identity, Torah Zone, Reapers, I am Yahuah, The Story Of Electric Ladyland, The LIE (most recent, released spring 2018), and the English translator of: Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version (BYNV).
These books encourage a reader to see that there's a purpose underlying why we should obey the Ten Commandments, rather than see them as being impossible to obey (as most people have been taught for centuries).
Since childhood, I've asked those who taught me to explain why we do the things we do, and what their origins were. The answers they gave me did not satisfy my curiosity. The practicing of men's traditions and religious customs seen everywhere on Earth are derived from Babel, and forbidden by the Word of our Creator, Yahuah. The original meanings of symbols and practices were camouflaged under new meanings, and when exposed by the light of truth, they are all connected to ancient fertility rites of Babel. My books share the same message described at Acts 17:16-32, as Paul discussed the Truth with the idol worshiping philosophers at the Areopagus in Athens. We are created from one blood, we stopped listening to the instructions of our Creator, and all men must repent because a day is coming when all mankind will face judgment.
What we think is expressed in our behavior. If we exhibit a bitterness toward obeying, we've been trained to disobey by the teaching authority we have accepted. If we receive a love for the Truth, then we love to obey the Word of Yahuah.
I have always been driven to learn the motivation and purpose for things, and where our habits came from. When find our purpose, we commit to accomplishing it, and use each day to take steps toward it.
A purpose gives meaning to everything we do, and we can help others discover theirs.
These books encourage a reader to see that there's a purpose underlying why we should obey the Ten Commandments, rather than see them as being impossible to obey (as most people have been taught for centuries).
Since childhood, I've asked those who taught me to explain why we do the things we do, and what their origins were. The answers they gave me did not satisfy my curiosity. The practicing of men's traditions and religious customs seen everywhere on Earth are derived from Babel, and forbidden by the Word of our Creator, Yahuah. The original meanings of symbols and practices were camouflaged under new meanings, and when exposed by the light of truth, they are all connected to ancient fertility rites of Babel. My books share the same message described at Acts 17:16-32, as Paul discussed the Truth with the idol worshiping philosophers at the Areopagus in Athens. We are created from one blood, we stopped listening to the instructions of our Creator, and all men must repent because a day is coming when all mankind will face judgment.
What we think is expressed in our behavior. If we exhibit a bitterness toward obeying, we've been trained to disobey by the teaching authority we have accepted. If we receive a love for the Truth, then we love to obey the Word of Yahuah.
I have always been driven to learn the motivation and purpose for things, and where our habits came from. When find our purpose, we commit to accomplishing it, and use each day to take steps toward it.
A purpose gives meaning to everything we do, and we can help others discover theirs.
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May 22, 2012
Very well done, but not as scholarly as Todd Bennett. Lew White sometimes has an original way of looking at things and expressing them.
A quote from the book: "Our "worship" is really obedience, the doing of what YHWH expects of us. If we neglect doing what He expects of us, but assume our intentions will serve the same results, then we didn't understand the Fall, the golden calf incident, nor why Qayin's (Cain's)offering was not pleasing to YHWH.
We all need to learn and understand that the Torah was not written for the Jews alone. Adam, Cain Noah, Enoch and Abraham knew and obeyed the Torah before it was given to Moses. The Torah is for all of mankind.
The author's website is www.fossilizedcustoms.com
A quote from the book: "Our "worship" is really obedience, the doing of what YHWH expects of us. If we neglect doing what He expects of us, but assume our intentions will serve the same results, then we didn't understand the Fall, the golden calf incident, nor why Qayin's (Cain's)offering was not pleasing to YHWH.
We all need to learn and understand that the Torah was not written for the Jews alone. Adam, Cain Noah, Enoch and Abraham knew and obeyed the Torah before it was given to Moses. The Torah is for all of mankind.
The author's website is www.fossilizedcustoms.com
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