This comprehensive text reveals a profound exposé on the identity of the Antichrist, the false messiah, and the spiritual deception rooted in Christianity—argued to be the modern incarnation of the ancient Mystery Religion of Babylon. The author, Rav Sha’ul, meticulously traces the origins, names, doctrines, and rituals of Christianity back to pagan Babylonian sun worship, showing how the true Messiah Yahusha (Jesus’ original Hebrew name meaning “Yahuah is salvation”) has been replaced by the false messiah Jesus Christ, a composite pagan deity created by Constantine after the pagan demi-gods worshiped throughout the Roman Empire named Hesus Horus Krishna. This name evolved into Jesus (as the J was introduced centuries later) H. (Horus) Christ (Krishna means Christ in Sanscript). This false image, the Antichrist, is identified symbolically in Scripture by its mark (Tau or X or T), monogram (IHS), and pictogram (HES), which are deeply connected to pagan symbols like the Cross of Tammuz and the X monogram. John in the book of Revelation Chapter 13 identified the Christogram of Jesus Christ or χξϚ in Greek later changed to 666 to hide the identity of the Antichrist for 2000 years. The book emphasizes the critical distinction between two beasts in the Book of Revelation: the first beast (Jesus Christ as the false image of Yahusha) and the second beast (Christianity as the false religion promoting this image). The author highlights the “Transgression of Desolation” as the worldwide abolition of Yahuah’s Law, Sabbaths, and Feasts, causing the Great Tribulation and desolation of Earth, followed by the “Abomination of Desolation”—the spiritual event where humanity sacrifices a pig (Easter) on the altar of Yahuah (the human heart), thereby stopping the true sacrifice of the Passover Lamb Yahusha and destroying the spiritual Temple (our bodies). The text also deeply explores the true names of God (Yahuah) and the Messiah (Yahusha), contrasting them with the pagan names and titles substituted in modern Bible translations. It exposes how the name “Jesus” literally means “Earthly Pig” in Latin, symbolizing the pagan son of Ba’al worshipped on Easter, and how Christian holidays and Sunday worship are Babylonian rituals adopted by Christianity through syncretism. The author stresses that true salvation is found only through obedience to the Intent of the Torah, keeping the Sabbath, and celebrating the Holy Days in the Bible (Passover, Unleavened Bread, Shavuot, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles) as commanded by Yahuah and exemplified by Yahusha. All pagan doctrines and practices, including the Trinity and the incarnation, are condemned as spirits of error and the Spirit of the Antichrist. In addition, the text explains the transposition from physical to spiritual realities: the Temple is the body of the believer, the altar is the heart, and the sacrifices are spiritual expressions of faith, not physical rituals. The Abomination of Desolation is thus a spiritual event, not a future physical occurrence. The author calls for a return to the original faith, the original names, and the original commandments, warning that Christianity is the great deception that has led most of humanity astray. This work challenges deeply ingrained Christian doctrines and traditions, urging believers to return to the original revelation of Yahuah and Yahusha, reject the paganized Christianity, and keep the true Law, Sabbaths, and Feasts as the path to salvation and eternal life.