One day in paradise, a man and woman encounter, an inquisitive snake. The intruding serpent, question the interpretive value of continuing on a straight path. Considering the serpentine suggestion, of this way or that. The couple looked at each other. Then hurried, on the Right Way. The moral of the story. Do not listen to a serpent, weaving a deceptive path. Walking like a snake, only leads to pain, in De-Feat .  

However, the True Story of Adam and Eve, encountered serious consequences, after listening to the serpent. The difficulty of discerning, Good from Evil. Caused stumbling into momentary doubt and confusion. Then Adam and Eve, cried out to the savior. Seeking Directions in the Way, they should Go.

The phrase, “Born Again?” Proclaims Christianities emphasis, on a symbolic assurance, as a guarantee of their Salvation. By simply believing in Jesus. However, the original Greek word, “Gen-Nia”, is incorrectly translated, "Born”. “Gen-Nia”, depicts active development. With a beginning, or origin, similar to the conception, of a human embryo. Conception begins the process, that will continue maturing. Leading to the moment of Birth. “Gen-Nia”, is similar to the English word, Generate or Genesis. Portraying the natural process, of a germinating seed. Growing in stages. Until it becomes, a mature plant. Capable of producing, seed bearing fruit. 

In, John 1: verse 14 and 18; The Eternal Yehwah, Elohie, entered his physical creation. Buy a Miraculous, “MonoGenesis”, One of a Kind, conception.

The Greek word, Monogenes , is Generally Translated, "Only Begotten”. The word “Mono gene”, has 2 parts. “Mono”, represents a unique occurrence. And the word “Gene”, is a form of the Greek word, “Gen-Nia””, representing a “Conception”. The word, “Gen-Nia”, is often translated “Begotten”, which also refers to “Conception”. However, begotten may be mistakenly, associated with the word “Born”. Generally the context of a sentence, will assist in defining the proper use of the term “Gen-Nia”.  

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In the Gospel of John 10: verse 30; Messiah, Yeshua, said "I and the Father are One." Yeshua, does not include a third person of a Trinity. Yeshua, came to reveal the invisible, Heavenly Father’s presents. Yeshua, speaks about the Fathers Faithful Love, abiding, in those, who Obey the Covenant. 

A Mysterious question remains. How does the Father abide, within disciples?

The answer within Scriptures, apparently focuses on the Spirit of Holiness.

... Matthew 28: verse 19; Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations. Baptizing them, in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

Symbols of the Cross! Dramatically portray, Christianity’s foundational belief, in Christ’s substitutionary death. Preaching, the UnJust Crucifixion, accomplished Salvation, as payment for mankind’s sin debt. This Sacrificing of an innocent “ScapeGoat”. Is an ancient ritual to appease the wrath of the gods. 

In comparison, the nation of Israel ceremonial worship, focused on the animal sacrifices, required in the Priestley “Works of the Law”. The Israelite people, would remain under the Levitical priesthood mediation, until the appointed time for revealing the Savior.

The apostle Paul, was born, “Under the Law”. Requiring Levitical Priestley mediation. The priest, perform circumcision, and the symbolic sacrificial “Works of the Law.”. From his youth, Paul, Zealously followed the Jewish traditions. Maintaining, strict obedience to the Priestley authority. And Paul, received rabbinical education from Gamaliel, a respected Pharisee. Paul’s training, emphasized religious ritual, symbolic purification, and sacrificial offerings. Displaying a form of righteousness. While deceptively manipulating the Covenant Law. Paul’s religious dogma, seem secure. Until the day, he encountered, the True Messiah, Yeshua, and received, the Circumcision of his Heart, by the Holy Spirit. 

The previous episode, examined apostle Paul’s purpose, for using the phrase, “Under the Law”. Paul, represented the nation of Israel, being placed “Under the Law”, of Levitical priestly mediation. And the priest performed, the symbolic sacrificial “Works of the Law”. Paul formed these 2 phrases. Figuratively portraying, Israel, Under a type of mediation, requiring symbolic Works. Paul is specifically identifying, fleshly circumcision, and symbolic animal sacrifices. Paul emphasizes, that symbolic Works, were never intended, to Justify, or Save anyone. The Priestley mediation, only convicted Israel, of their disobedience to the Covenant Law.  

However, Christianity Breaks In. Claiming the phrase “Under the Law”, and “Works of the Law”. Intentionally discredit the value, of Obeying the Covenant Commandments, that will Free a person from Sinful Lawlessness.

What does, apostle Paul mean: by the statement, “Under the Law?” Most Bible students, would assume, Paul is concerned about being, "Under the Law”. Requiring Obedience to the Covenant Commandments, given to Moses.

Understanding Paul, requires careful examination of the context, of his scriptural revelation. 

The Eternal Nature, of Yehwah, Elohie’s, Covenant Laws, existed from the time of Adam. Establishing, the basis, for Justly Judging, mankind's sinful lawlessness. So then, is Paul only referring to transgressions, of the Covenant Commandments? Placing a person, "Under the Law”, by identifying sin? The apostle Paul’s complex thought process, is a precise examination, of Covenant Law. Paul intentionally focuses on, Circumcision, the priestly service of mediation, and the symbolic sacrificial “Works of the Law”. Forming the framework, to define what it means, to be, "Under the Law”.

Pontius Pilate, had a document, nailed to the crucifixion post. Written in Hebrew, latin, and Greek. Behold, Yeshua, of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.

... In Colossians 2: verse 8 to 23; The apostle Paul confronts deceptive religious practices, and the misuse of symbolism. Paul correctly represents the disciples participation in Messiah’s death and resurrection. Revealing True Salvation, by the power, of the Father’s Holy Spirit.

However, Christianity distorts the crucifixion narrative. Portraying the Old Testament laws, symbolically “nailed to the Cross!” Even claiming, the ordained, food laws, and Sabbaths, are eliminated? Carefully investigating the evidence, is necessary, to prove what is True, within Scripture. 

Humans, have a tendency to express, anger or hatred. When there is a perceived injustice. The offended person, possibly, identifys law, as the basis for judging. And condemning the transgressor. A wrongfully accused person, may be convicted, or hopefully, proven innocent. 

Opposition to lawlessness, may produce intense emotions. Expressed as anger or hate. People that disobey the law, also "Hate the Law”. A lawless society, will Hate a person, Teaching obedience, to the Law of Eternal Truth”. The lawless, will "Curse the Law" abiding.