The Letters of Paul

The letters of Paul are among the foundation documents of Christianity and of Western civilisation. But they were written by a man of a very different time and culture to our own. Cosmopolitan and educated as Paul was, his attitudes were circumscribed by the beliefs of the time. But his spirit is still with us. If you believe that nothing survives death, or that there is no contact between those that have passed on and us here today, then this book is not for you. But if you accept that there are higher realms of consciousness, that can at times communicate with us, then this book is revelation. Years ago Lewis Durham, former pastor of the Glyde Memorial Church in San Francisco, asked what service he could give to the world. The answer was channelled through his friend Sylvia Moss; the revising of The Letters of Paul by the one who was incarnate as Paul. This is what Paul would write today. Christ's teachings have been misrepresented and misunderstood down the long passage of the centuries. He does not have any church, nor does he adhere to any religion. His teaching is universality, and is offered to all alike.
These interpretations clarify the essential message on the equality of women, the universal laws of reincarnation and cause and effect, and illuminate missing episodes from Paul's own life. Published alongside the KJV text for helpful comparison, with extensive introductions and commentary, further questions and answers, and appendices, this is the first proper publication of a book that has sold over 20,000 copies in recent years in a self-published edition.