WAS PAUL OF TARSUS AN APOSTLE OF JESUS CHRIST?

Paul of Tarsus entitled himself apostle of Jesus Christ.

However, Paul of Tarsus is not one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus Christ.

In Matthew 10:2-4 is the list of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, and Paul of Tarsus is not in that list.

Therefore, Paul of Tarsus is not an apostle of Jesus Christ.

Studying the history of the Christianity, we see that in the beginning of the Christian Era there were the Ebionites, that were followers of Jesus Christ that said that it is necessary to obey all the commandments of the Law of God, without exception, and that Jesus Christ is not God, and that Jesus Christ was not born of a virgin, and that Jesus Christ was generated by Joseph, and that Paul of Tarsus was an apostate from the Law and a heretic, and that the Holy Scriptures are only the books of the Old Testament (Tanach) and only one Gospel written in Hebrew, that was considered to be the Gospel according to Matthew, but was smaller than the Gospel according to Matthew in Greek that is used by the Catholics and by the Protestants, or Evangelicals.

It is written in Matthew 5:17-19 that Jesus Christ said that he did not come to abolish the Law of God (Torah), and that none commandment of the Law of God will ever be abolished, and that we must obey all the commandments of the Law of God, without exception.

Therefore, we see that the true followers of Jesus Christ are the Ebionites, and that the true Bible is the Bible of the Ebionites, that is composed only by the Tanach (Old Testament) and by the authentic text of the Gospel according to Matthew.

The doctrine of Paul of Tarsus is totally opposed to the doctrine of Jesus Christ, because Jesus Christ said that he did not come to abolish the Law of God, and that none commandment of the Law of God will ever be abolished, and that we must obey all the commandments of the Law of God, without exception, and Paul of Tarsus, in Ephesians 2:15, said that Jesus Christ abolished the Law of God, and Paul of Tarsus, in Galatians 5:2, said for us not to fulfill the commandment of God, of doing the circumcision.

In Romans 3:28 it is written that Paul of Tarsus said that the man is justified by the faith, without the works of the law, and in Matthew 7:21-23 we see that Jesus Christ said that those who believe in him but do not do the will of God will not enter in the Kingdom of God, what also shows that Paul's doctrine is totally opposed to Jesus Christ's doctrine.

Who does not obey the commandments of God, is not doing the will of God.

In 1 Corinthians 9:2, Paul of Tarsus wrote:

IF TO OTHERS I AM NOT AN APOSTLE, YET AT LEAST I AM TO YOU; FOR THE SEAL OF MINE APOSTLESHIP ARE YE IN THE LORD.

Therefore, we see that only the followers of Paul of Tarsus considered him as an apostle of Jesus Christ, and that the other followers of Jesus Christ did not consider Paul of Tarsus as an apostle of Jesus Christ.

The book of Acts of the Apostles says that Peter and James agreed with Paul.

However, the book of Acts of the Apostles is partial, because it was written by Luke, that was disciple and companion of Paul of Tarsus, as we see in Acts 21:17, where Luke wrote in the first person plural, what shows that he was traveling with Paul of Tarsus, and in Galatians 2:11-30 Paul lets appear that in fact Peter and James did not agree with him.

The passage Acts 21:17-26 lets appear that Paul of Tarsus was disapproved by the true followers of Jesus Christ, that were the thousands of Jews that believed in Jesus and were zealous of the Law (that later were called Ebionites).

In Matthew 7:15-20, Jesus Christ said for us to beware of the false prophets, that come to us dressed as lambs, but inside are ravenous wolves, and he said that by their fruits we will know them.

The fruits of the preaching of Paul of Tarsus are the disobedience to several commandments of God, because God commanded that we do the circumcision (Genesis 17:9-14 and Exodus 12:48-49 and Leviticus 12:3), and Paul of Tarsus said for us not to do the circumcision (Galatians 5:2), and God said for us not to eat the filthy animals, among which are the pig and the rabbit and the camel and the ostrich and the fishes without scales and the crab and the shrimp and the lobster and the squid and the octopus and the mussels and the oysters (Leviticus 11), and Paul of Tarsus said that we can eat everything and that everything is clean (Romans 14:14 and 14:20 and 1 Timothy 4:3-4), and God said for us not to work in the seventh day of the week, that is the Sabbath Day (Exodus 20:8-11), and said for us to do His holidays (Leviticus 23), and Paul of Tarsus said that we do not need to keep the Sabbath, nor to do the holidays that God commanded (Colossians 2:16-17 and Galatians 4:10-11 and Romans 14:5).

Therefore, we see that Paul of Tarsus was a false apostle and a false prophet.

Wherefore, we must not follow the doctrine of Paul of Tarsus, and we must follow the doctrine of the Ebionites, that were the true followers of Jesus Christ, and we must not believe in the 27 books of the so called "New Testament", that are the books that were edited and canonized by the followers of Paul of Tarsus to give base to the Pauline doctrines, and we must believe only in the books of the true Bible, that it is the Bible of the Ebionites, that is composed only by the books of the Tanach (Old Testament) and by the authentic text of the Gospel according to Matthew.

Yahveh bless you.

João Paulo Fernandes Pontes.

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