The Breach of the Devil: A New and different Interpretation of Bible

The Breach of the Devil: A Fresh, Unapologetic, and Unconventional Perspective

about the Bible

Written under the pseudonym Stefan Afshar, ‘The Breach of the Devil: A New and Different
Interpretation of the Bible’ challenges long-standing interpretations of and teachings found in the Bible.
This new book presents unconventional takes about common Bible narratives and beliefs, and it aims to
help readers develop a more skeptical mind about widespread religious teachings.


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UNITED KINGDOM — The Bible has been under and has survived many controversies and castigations, yet it has
been long revered as the core of several religions worldwide. Millions of people use the Bible as the anchor of their
faith and their guide to a better relationship with God and other people. But with the number of religions using the
Bible comes different interpretations. This begs the questions: what does the Bible really teach? Are these
interpretations really unblemished of tradition, prejudice, and ulterior motives of organised religions?
In his book The Breach of the Devil: A New and Different Interpretation of the Bible, author Stefan Afshar offers a
fresh interpretation of the Bible that many have not encountered. This book challenges the established and novel
interpretations of the Bible alike and stirs the readers’ minds to question what they have known about the Bible to
develop an eagerness to know what the Bible really teaches.

SYNOPSIS
Today, when we look at the simple-hearted people who sincerely seek God in the churches and want to praise God with all their hearts and souls, we see in them a faith that is embedded and institutionalized in the depths of their being. The faith that testifies the existence of God, to this that God has been and will be.
However, alas, these simple-hearted God-fearing people, because of their faith, have become the absolute devotees of the church, churches that do not even allow any questioning of God and every person who is eager to know the truth is treated in the worst possible way and expelled from the church on charges of unbelief in the Bible (and this is only because the fact that the devil is worshiped in the churches) and this began when Satan infiltrated the church as a false teacher and gradually became the god of the gods in order to fulfill his long-held dream of being worshiped as God and to be called the child of God.
With the penetration of Satan in the church, it is as if the Bible is devoid of any divine concepts and no longer responds to any dynamic and questioning minds, for centuries, the shadow of ecclesiastical philosophies, which emanate from the womb of Satan, has weighed heavily on the Bible, and anyone who reads the Bible according to these satanic teachings, instead of being close to and believing in God, ridicules it and sneers at it. : This book and its contents are not even for children's stories and tales and a child can challenge the Bible.
(Things like: Only with one infinitely precious blood of one God human sins can be forgiven, the six-day creation of the world, Adam and Eve, the forbidden fruit, Noah's storm and God's wrestling with Jacob and God's defeat, and finally God The father who is the creator of sin, incapable of forgiving human sins, has no choice but to sacrifice his son, and .... and things like that)
Is the Bible really devoid of any rational thought, and does it despair every eager God-seeking person who is keen to know the truth? Indeed, this is not the case, and the only solution is to cross out the domination of the evil philosophy that has overshadowed the churches and should be re-read and tried to understand the Bible correctly.