WHEN WOLVES GUARD THE FLOCK

What if the greatest threat to biblical obedience did not come from outside the Church—but from within it?

When Wolves Guard the Flock places some of Christianitys most familiar teachings on trial.

Inside the Courtroom of Eternity, Christian stands accused—not of rejecting God, but of accepting teachings that may have quietly redefined what obedience means. Before the Judge, with the apostles as jury, long-held beliefs about the Sabbath, biblical Law, grace, faith, the feasts, Church authority, and the New Covenant are brought under cross-examination.

Were Gods commandments abolished—or established?

Did grace replace obedience?

Did the apostles abandon the seventh-day Sabbath?

Can Church tradition override the plain testimony of Scripture?

And what happens when sincere believers discover that what they were taught may not be what the Bible actually says?

Drawing extensively from Scripture, history, early Christian writings, and theological arguments, Antonio W. J. Ferreira presents the evidence through a compelling courtroom narrative that challenges readers to examine inherited beliefs for themselves.

This is not simply a book about the Sabbath or biblical Law. It is an invitation to place doctrine, tradition, and authority against the testimony of Scripture—and ask a question every believer must ultimately answer:

When tradition and Scripture disagree, which one will you obey?