Scriptural Testimony
The claims are tested against the words of Torah, the Prophets, Messiah, and the Apostles.
Official Case File
CASE NO. APB–001
How Authority and Grace Were Used to Redefine Obedience
EXHIBIT 001 — ENTERED INTO EVIDENCE
Question Before the Court
The Court is asked to determine whether the teachings and practices commonly accepted within modern Christianity remain consistent with the testimony of Scripture.
The real question is not whether wolves exist—Scripture already answered that. The greater concern is what happens when the wolves are not outsiders, but those entrusted to protect the flock. When authority uses the language of grace, when tradition confidently quotes Scripture, and when obedience is quietly redefined instead of openly denied, who is left to challenge it?
When Wolves Guard the Flock places modern Christianity itself before the Court. Forty-two exhibits—from “The Law Was Nailed to the Cross” to “Faith Alone Requires No Action”—cross-examine the explanations believers have inherited for setting aside God’s commandments.
A Prosecutor presents the charge. A Defense Counsel answers. A defendant named simply Christian stands before the Court. The Apostles testify. Scripture supplies the evidence. And the Judge does not adjourn.
Drawing on nearly twenty years of theological study—and a reckoning with God the author never expected—Dr. Antonio W. J. Ferreira presents a case many readers have never been asked to answer: did God ever change His Law, or did we?
“The Court does not ask you to accept a tradition. It asks you to examine the evidence.”
The claims are tested against the words of Torah, the Prophets, Messiah, and the Apostles.
Church councils, imperial decrees, early writings, and later traditions are entered into evidence.
Familiar proof texts are read in context and measured against the whole counsel of Scripture.
The case ends where every doctrine must end: before the authority of God’s Word.
Exhibits Entered into the Record
Every excuse, tradition, and assumption used to sidestep obedience — named, and put on trial. See the full list only when you're ready to look.
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