The author's personal account of how, in April 1945, the British Army of Liberation entered Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, and how he - the Reverend Isaac Levy - led the team which endeavoured to bring some kind of normality to the living hell they had uncovered.
The book addresses the complexities of interpreting Paul's letters, cautioning against misinterpretation that can lead to spiritual destruction. It highlights Peter's warning about the potential for misunderstanding, especially among those untrained in Torah. Rabbi Itzhak Ben Aaron Levy, drawing on his Israeli heritage and priestly background, aims to bridge Judaism and Christianity by translating Paul's letters from Greek to Hebrew. This approach seeks to reveal Paul's original intent and clarify his teachings, challenging longstanding controversies surrounding his writings.