Finding Injil
Finding Injil
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v0.17p consolidated · Enoch animal judgment · · 441 pages
This is a working draft, not a final published edition.
Adds Animal metamorphosis and Qur’anic judgment to Chapter 8, preserving the distinction between literary comparison and demonstrated transmission. Retains Essene 34A, Matthew/nifaq, the Holy Spirit revision, Luke 13A, restored 22A, revised 4A–4C, 4D, 37B/Ali and the selected Dürer cover. Includes 620 footnotes and 663 bookmarks.
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What is the true Gospel? This book will take a combination of hadith science, historical critical method, textual criticism of the canonical and apocryphal Gospels as well as examining select messianic prophecies from the Pslams and Tanakh to sift out what are the sahih hadiths of Jesus (saws) and how that can help us to understand the best practice of Islam. The current working draft is available above.
Enoch and animal judgment
2 November 2026. The current complete draft adds Animal metamorphosis and Qur’anic judgment to Chapter 8, after the Parables discussion. The subsection compares the Animal Apocalypse with Qur’anic judgment imagery, keeps direct transmission open, and preserves the distinction between Mujahid’s figurative interpretation and al-Tabari’s rejection of it. The book remains 441 pages with 620 footnotes and now has 663 PDF bookmarks.
The House of Aaron and Essene prayer traditions
1 November 2026. New Chapter 34A follows the Maryam chapter and examines priestly households, Mary Magdalene and prayer beyond designated sanctuaries. The chapter retains the supplied geographical comparison with Bukhari 335 and Muslim 521a, distinguishes textual testimony from hypotheses about ancestry and Essene membership, and includes source apparatus and outstanding research notes.
Matthew and nifaq
1 November 2026. The current complete draft adds the Matthew/nifaq comparison to Chapter 15 and incorporates the latest Holy Spirit revision in Chapter 38. The Matthew material compares public prayer, religious display, social duties and accountability, while preserving the distinction between ethical parallels and a demonstrated line of textual transmission. Thirteen new notes bring the active footnote count to 620.
New Chapter 4D: When Translation Becomes Revelation
31 October 2026. Chapter 4D tracks ExeJesus, retrospective Christological interpretation of Hebrew scripture. The study tests Genesis 1, 3, 18–19, and 22; Job's mediator, witness, and redeemer; Isaiah 7, 9, 40, and 52–53; Psalm 110; and Proverbs 8. It distinguishes manuscript variation, translation choices, New Testament reapplication, and later doctrinal development.
Read Chapter 4D: When Translation Becomes Revelation
Chapter 4D is included in the 2 November 2026 consolidated draft (441 pages) available above, after the published Chapters 4A–4C and their source ledger. Its 17-entry source register is included. The separate working evidence matrix remains outside the reading edition.
Latest chapter: The Gospel of Teshuvah
31 October 2026. Chapter 13A of the developing manuscript examines Luke's distinctive account of repentance, restitution, forgiveness and the crucifixion. It engages Bart Ehrman's argument about Luke's treatment of Mark's ransom theology and examines Luke 22:19–20 and Acts 20:28 as textual counterevidence.
Read Chapter 13A: The Gospel of Teshuvah
The current 441-page consolidated PDF adds the Enoch animal-judgment subsection in Chapter 8. It retains Essene Chapter 34A, the Matthew/nifaq expansion in Chapter 15, the revised Holy Spirit discussion in Chapter 38, Luke Chapter 13A, Chapter 37B with the Ali addition, Duganized Chapters 4A–4C, restored Chapter 22A and Chapter 4D. The selected Dürer cover is preserved, with refreshed contents and PDF bookmarks. The previous Essene edition remains available through the archive link above. The hadith companion remains separate.