Author Description

“The Word of His Testimony Restored” by Rav Sha’ul is a comprehensive theological study that presents a deep reinterpretation of biblical prophecy, covenant theology, and eschatology focused on the idea of a Spiritual Kingdom promised by Yahuah (God) and fulfilled through Yahusha (Jesus) as the Messiah. The main argument is that the physical world, including earthly kingdoms and religious institutions, serves as shadows or types pointing to a greater, unseen Spiritual Realm—called the Kingdom of Yahuah or the Kingdom of Heaven—revealed in the stars as The Heavenly Scroll. Rav Sha’ul describes the fall of man as part of a divine plan to establish a “training ground” in the physical world for Yahuah’s sons (all believers) to learn righteousness and governance. This training culminates in resurrection and transformation from mortal physical bodies to immortal spiritual bodies, allowing believers to co-rule with the Messiah over all Creation in a Divine Government. The book thoroughly explores the six physical covenants of the Old Testament—Edenic, Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic—and their fulfillment and transformation into the seventh and final covenant, the Yahushaic Covenant, which is entirely spiritual. A central concept is “transposition,” a key biblical idea that signifies the transfer of divine authority, priesthood, law, and kingdom from the physical to the spiritual realm. Yahusha’s resurrection is seen as the beginning of this Spiritual Kingdom, where he serves as the Eternal High Priest and King, ruling from the Spiritual Realm over the physical Creation. The author questions common Christian doctrines, particularly the incarnation and physical second coming of Christ. He contends that Yahusha was fully human, not divine in essence, and now exists in a spiritual body in a spiritual realm. His return will also be spiritual, not physical, and will be witnessed primarily by those who have been spiritually resurrected. T