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In Waltons’ The Lost World of Torah, there is a transitional approach taken by Walton so that there might be a better way of interpreting Scriptures, especially the books of the Old Testament. The origin of the major/primary function of the Book of Torah is questioned by Walton. This is because there is an appeal to the readers of the book to not always adhere to the interpretations/teachings of the priests/pastors/Pope of the church. Therefore, anti-church sentiments of Walton are highlighted/evident in the approach.