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The Greek New Testament is foundational to the faith of over 2.4 billion Christians. However, many scholars believe Yeshua (Jesus) and his disciples conversed in Hebrew and Galilean Jewish Aramaic. No Hebrew or Galilean Aramaic New Testament manuscripts exist. However, a wealth of archaeological discoveries in Israel reveal the Hebrew Galilean Aramaic language and culture that undergirds the Greek New Testament. Greek Old and New Testament texts are compared with first century Hebrew and Aramaic manuscripts and archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem, Galilee, and throughout Israel where Yeshua (Jesus) lived and taught.
The AHAV Bible examines hundreds of spiritual, theological, philosophical, and cultural vectors of Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Roman language, and culture to offer insights into the Greek New Testament from the perspective of the original Yeshua (Jesus) Movement .
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The purpose of the AHAV Bible is to inspire universal love and unity through the Hebraic teachings of Jesus (Yeshua) of Nazareth. Our team is currently raising funds for printing costs. Please contribute towards inspiring and unifying humanity. Thank you kindly. The AHAV Bible family.
Aramaic Hebrew Amplified Version
“AHAV” or “Ahavah” is “love” in Hebrew. The AHAV Bible reveals rich prophetic insights into God’s Perfect Love and chayil (power-wealth) of Ahav Echad (One Love) that has been buried within Greek New Testament translations for nearly 2,000 years.
The prophet Daniel wrote that the “discerning will shine like the brightness of the firmament and those who turn many to righteousness like the stars forever and ever,“ Daniel 12:3. Hebrew שְׂכִּלִ֔ sakal (discerning) defines the empowerment required to “turn many to righteousness.”
Prophecies such as Daniel 12 underscore the original Hebrew teachings of Yeshua (Jesus), whose followers are as “waters of justice and righteousness (that) run like an ever-flowing stream” Amos 5:24. Hebrew צְדָקָה tsedaqah (righteousness) relates to universal organic elements of the emunah (faith) of Abraham, Genesis 15:6, and defines righteousness through a culture of Ahav Echad (One Love).
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