Christian Gnostic Paul VS Rabbi Tovia Singer & The Carnalizers of The Christ In Rome & Jerusalem!
In analyzing Rabbi Tovia Singer’s arguments regarding the alleged errors of the Apostle Paul, one must move beyond the standard theological debate between Rabbinic Judaism and Pauline Christianity. Utilizing the comprehensive frameworks of Gerald Massey, Walter Williams, and Martin Bernal, we find that Singer’s critique relies on a “Sarcolatrae” (flesh-worshipping) literalism that overlooks the profound Egyptian origins of both the Torah and the Pauline Gnosis. From this perspective, the “discontinuity” Singer identifies between the “Jewish Jesus” and “Pauline Christ” is not a historical clash between two men, but the friction caused by literalizing an ancient Afroasiatic mythos into a spurious history.
I. The Nature of the “False Gospel”: Gnosis vs. Literalism Singer contends that Paul’s gospel is a “false” departure from the original, Torah-observant teachings of Jesus. He asserts that Paul’s rejection of the Law as a path to salvation represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the Sinai covenant.
Massey’s Typological Counter-Analysis: Massey demonstrates that the “Law” (Hebrew Torah) is rooted in the Egyptian Teruu (papyrus rolls of the law) and the concept of Maat (Truth, Law, and Justice). The Sinai covenant is not a historical event in the 13th century BCE but an astronomical and eschatological allegory based on Mount Sheni (the Egyptian mount of the equinox and the circle of turning).
Paul, far from being “wrong,” functioned as a Hebrew Gnostic who understood that the “Law” was a schoolmaster—an elementary stage of the Sabean and Solar mythos—intended to lead to the “spirit” of the mystery. …
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