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 but also known as אבן גליון "Explanation of Father-Son" by Ishmaelim. It consists of the Books of Maccabees and the 27 1st-century Romaniote-Jewish texts codified for Hassidei Umot HaOlam of Bei Abedan by [[Rav Shimeon HaKalpus]] following orders from the Sanhedrin around 86CE.
-Though assembled by [[Shimeon HaKalpus]] its authors include [[Petrus]], [[Elijah-Paulus]], [[Yochanan]], [[Matityahu]], [[St Jude]] and his brother [[Jacob of Sakhnin]].
+Though assembled by [[Shimeon HaKalpus]] its authors include:
-Yochanan (Simon Clopas) who compiled the witness statements of the Brother called Beloved, Lazarus and James.
+#[[Yochanan]] (Simon Clopas) who compiled the witness statements of the Brother called Beloved, Lazarus and James.
+#The Pharisee [[Paulus]] whose teachings were preserved by his Scribe Luke.
-The Pharisee Elijah-Paulus whose teachings were preserved by his Scribe Luke.
+#[[Simon Petrus]] whose teachings had been recorded by his son John-Mark.
+#One letter of [[James of Sakhnin]] is preserved.
-Simon Petrus whose teachings had been recorded by his son John-Mark.
+#One letter of [[Jude]] the Issacharite brother of James is preserved.
+#[[Matityahu]] whose writings were preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.
 According to Rashi, 24 of the texts (those of Yochanan, Paulus and Petrus) are potentially used by Heretics leaving only 3 of them (Matityahu, James and Jude) which are not used by Heretics. According to the Teliya, the [[Notzrim]] called the religion of the Evangelion "Pavlut".

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-The '''Avonkilayon'''
+The word '''Avonkilayon''' or '''Evangelion''' (אֶוַנְגִּליוֹן) has several different spellings in Hebrew:
 one is עֲווֹן גִּלְיוֹן meaning "Explanation of Ungodliness/Sinfulness"
 or עוון כליון meaning "End of Ungodliness/Sinfulness"
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 One letter of St Jude the Issacharite brother of James is preserved.
-Matityahu whose wrotings were preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.
+Matityahu whose writings were preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.
-According to Rashi, 24 of the texts (hose of Yochanan, Paulus and Petrus) are potentially used by Heretics leaving only 3 of them (Matityahu, James and Jude) which are not used by Heretics. According to the Teliya, the [[Notzrim]] called the Evangelion "Pavlut".
+According to Rashi, 24 of the texts (those of Yochanan, Paulus and Petrus) are potentially used by Heretics leaving only 3 of them (Matityahu, James and Jude) which are not used by Heretics. According to the Teliya, the [[Notzrim]] called the religion of the Evangelion "Pavlut".
-The correct interpretation of these books therefore can only be the Pharisaical interpretation. Such interpretations have been provided by sages like [[Rav Elijah Soloveitchik]] in his Qol Qore.
+The correct interpretation of these books according therefore even as stipulated in Matityahu 23:1-3 can only be the Pharisaical interpretation. Such interpretations have been provided by sages like [[Jacob Emden]] and [[Rav Elijah Soloveitchik]] in his Qol Qore.
-The Evangelion was designed to fulfil HaShem's promise in Devarim 32:20 to deal with the Esav-like Notzrim through Hassidic Ishmaelite Basemat Umot HaOlam to bring forth believing Edomean-Ishmaelim from Apostate Hillonim.
+The Evangelion was designed to fulfil HaShem's promise in Devarim 32:20 to deal with the Esav-like Notzri Heretics through Hassidic Ishmaelite Basemat Umot HaOlam to bring forth believing Edomean-Ishmaelim from Apostate Hillonim.
-The Evangelion is studied in a [[Bei Abedan]].
+The Evangelion should therefor only be studied in a [[Bei Abedan]].
 [[Category:Petter Chamor Approach]]

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 or עוון כליון meaning "End of Ungodliness/Sinfulness"
 or אָוֶון גִּלְיוֹן meaning "Explanation of Wickedness"
-but also known as אבן גליון "Explanation of Father-Son" by Ishmaelim. It consists of the Books of Maccabees and the 27 1st-century Romaniote-Jewish texts codified for Hassidei Umot HaOlam of Bei Abedan by [[Rav Shimeon HaKalpus]] following orders from the Sanhedrin in the mid 80sCE. According to Rashi, 24 of them are potentially used by Heretics leaving only 3 of them (Matityahu, James and Jude) which are not used by Heretics. According to the Teliya, the [[Notzrim]] called the Evangelion "Pavlut".
+but also known as אבן גליון "Explanation of Father-Son" by Ishmaelim. It consists of the Books of Maccabees and the 27 1st-century Romaniote-Jewish texts codified for Hassidei Umot HaOlam of Bei Abedan by [[Rav Shimeon HaKalpus]] following orders from the Sanhedrin around 86CE.
-The correct interpretation of these books therefore can only be the Pharisaical interpretation. Such interpretations have been provided by sages like [[Rav Elijah Soloveitchik]] in his Qol Qore.
-The Evangelion was designed to fulfil HaShem's promise in Devarim 32:20 to deal with the Esav-like Notzrim through Hassidic Ishmaelite Basemat Umot HaOlam to bring forth believing Edomean-Ishmaelim from Apostate Hillonim.
+Yochanan (Simon Clopas) who compiled the witness statements of the Brother called Beloved, Lazarus and James.
-Though assembled by [[Shimeon HaKalpus]] its authors include [[Petrus]], [[Elijah-Paulus]], [[Yochanan]], [[Matityahu]], [[St Jude]] and his brother [[Jacob of Sakhnin]].
+The Pharisee Elijah-Paulus whose teachings were preserved by his Scribe Luke.
-Matityahu was preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.
+Simon Petrus whose teachings had been recorded by his son John-Mark.
-The writings of Petrus were compiled by his son John-Mark.
+One letter of James of Sakhnin is preserved.
-The writings of Elijah-Paulus were compiled by his student Luke.
+Matityahu whose wrotings were preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.
-Simon Clopas also wrote a gospel as well as letters and the book of revalations under the name of John. His gospel was based on the witness statements of James-Lazarus.
+According to Rashi, 24 of the texts (hose of Yochanan, Paulus and Petrus) are potentially used by Heretics leaving only 3 of them (Matityahu, James and Jude) which are not used by Heretics. According to the Teliya, the [[Notzrim]] called the Evangelion "Pavlut".
-The Brother called Beloved, Lazarus and James
+The Evangelion was designed to fulfil HaShem's promise in Devarim 32:20 to deal with the Esav-like Notzrim through Hassidic Ishmaelite Basemat Umot HaOlam to bring forth believing Edomean-Ishmaelim from Apostate Hillonim.
 The Evangelion is studied in a [[Bei Abedan]].
 [[Category:Petter Chamor Approach]]

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 Simon Clopas also wrote a gospel as well as letters and the book of revalations under the name of John. His gospel was based on the witness statements of James-Lazarus.
-James-Lazarus
+The Brother called Beloved, Lazarus and James
 James of Sakhnin
 St Jude of James

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 St Jude of James
 John-Mark
-John (Simon Clopas)
+Yochanan (Simon Clopas)
 Elijah-Paulus & Luke
 Simon Peter

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 The Evangelion was designed to fulfil HaShem's promise in Devarim 32:20 to deal with the Esav-like Notzrim through Hassidic Ishmaelite Basemat Umot HaOlam to bring forth believing Edomean-Ishmaelim from Apostate Hillonim.
-Though assembled by [[Shimeon HaKalpus]] its authors include [[Petrus]], [[Elijah-Paulus]], [[Yochanan]], [[Matityahu]], [[St Jude]] and his brother [[Jacob]].
+Though assembled by [[Shimeon HaKalpus]] its authors include [[Petrus]], [[Elijah-Paulus]], [[Yochanan]], [[Matityahu]], [[St Jude]] and his brother [[Jacob Ha-Min]].
 Matityahu was preserved among the Rabbonim such as Rabbi Shem-Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut.