This audio overview explores Chancellor A.W. Mitchell’s forensic investigation into the "thirty-year window" (AD 144–175), a critical period when the unalloyed Pauline corpus was systematically adulterated to serve the interests of the Yahwist temple-church alliance. It details the "micro-verse surgery" executed at Roman scriptorium desks, where redactors used "mechanical stitches" and "codicological mathematics" to wedge pro-Torah interpolations into the text while managing "text-inflation" within early single-quire codices like Papyrus 46. The overview further examines the fabrication of the Book of Acts as a "theological Bondo job"—a narrative cover-story designed to smooth over historical contradictions and domesticate the iconoclastic Paul into a Torah-compliant figure. It h ...