Timeline
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From April to December 2025, we will focus on refining the AHAV Bible and fundraising to cover the costs of printing, producing online videos, developing phone apps, and creating PC software.
April 11, 2025: The complete AHAV Bible beta version is available online.Â
From 2019 to 2025, the AHAV Bible was structured around the first-century Hebrew and Galilean Jewish Aramaic language and culture of Jesus (Yeshua).Â
From 2006 to 2019, Baruch published five editions of an Aramaic-to-English NT Bible version, which was discontinued in 2019 and replaced with the AHAV Bible.
From 1974 to 2006, our team leader, Baruch Ben Daniel, conducted extensive research on the original Hebraic culture and the emunah (faith) of Yeshua (Jesus).Â
The AHAV New Testament Study Edition Bible is revolutionary; no other New Testament publication brings English readers into the heart of the Hebraic emunah (faith) of Yeshua (Jesus), Jude 1:3.
The vast majority of modern Jewish and Christian Bible scholars believe Yeshua (Jesus) founded a culture rather than a new religion. The AHAV Bible reveals the Yachad (Togetherness) of Yeshua’s culture.Â
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