MZTV 1200: Paul's Gospel Came Supernaturally, NOT Via Study of the Hebrew Scriptures

Clyde Pilkington and the rest of the Acts 28 theorists claim that all of Paul's early letters (Romans; 1 &2 Corinthians; 1 & 2 Thessalonians, and Galatians) are founded upon Israel and the Old Testament. Only Paul's last seven letters are for us today, the early letters belonging to an "old body of Christ," the latter letters to a "new body." This division is random, careless, confusing, and divisive. Really, it's a sin. One really must strain to come up with a motive that requires so much complicated parsing.

The torpedo that sinks the ship of Paul's gospel—described in Romans and Galatians, for example—being "founded upon Israel and the Old Testament" is Paul's testimony in Galatians chapter one, verses 11 and 12: "For I am making known to you, brethren, as to the evangel which is being brought by me, that it is not in accord with man. For neither did I accept it from a man, NOR WAS I TAUGHT IT, but it came through a revelation of Jesus Christ."

That Paul was not taught his gospel certainly precludes it from being founded upon Israel and the Old Testament. Hm. Try telling the Acts 28 people that.

A defense of the expectation of the body of Christ, Part 1: THE PRESENT ERA: ZWTF4.19.pdf
A defense of the expectation of the body of Christ, Part 2: NEW TRUTH: ZWTF4.21.pdf
A defense of the expectation of the body of Christ, Part 3: THE SNATCHING AWAY: ZWTF4.23.pdf
A defense of the expectation of the body of Christ, Part 4: “MUTILATION OF THE MYSTERY": ZWTF4.24.pdf
A defense of the expectation of the body of Christ, Part 5: THE STATUS OF THE BODY OF CHRIST PRIOR TO ACTS 28:28: ZWTF4.25.pdf

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