Christianity And Judaism

    The foreword and introduction present a personal reflection on the nature of true Christianity, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the simple, unchanging truth of God's Word amidst deception, lies and false traditions. The author shares a lifetime of study, research, and travels, especially noting the historical development of the Christian Church and its roots in Judaism.

Other key points include:

- The Bible's reliability and the missing pieces in history and doctrine.

- The origins of Christianity as a continuation of an older, pre-existing religion instead of a new one.

- The misuse of the name "Christian" and the Roman influence on the church, including pagan symbols and practices incorporated into Christianity.

• The importance of understanding and returning to the customs of God's law, including the biblical feasts and commandments.
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     The overarching message stresses that true righteousness and salvation are based on obeying God's commandments, understanding His Name and separating from corrupt traditions. It calls for a return to the original faith of the disciples, free from pagan influence, in order to be part of God's genuine church and to prepare for the coming judgment.