Books

Bibles & Study Materials

The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible

Presents all 220 of the Dead Sea biblical scrolls, arranged in canonical order.

The Dead Sea Scrolls:

A New Translation

The most comprehensive translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls ever published for the general reader. Virtually every legible portion of the Dead Sea Scrolls is available for you to read in this book.

The Sacred Scriptures:

Bethel Edition

During the 19th Century an effort was made to update the obsolete 1611 King James Bible, hence the American Standard 1901 (Authorized Version). The Sacred Scriptures is based on this version but restores the Hebrew Name of YHWH (where it was previously removed) and Elohim (where it was previously substituted for God)

Gesenius Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testament

In Feb. 24, 1857 Gesenius wrote to his students, "let the Hebrew language be known, let assertions be investigated, instead of assuming them to be correct, or of accepting them because of some famous scholar (or one who may profess to be such) who brings them forward.."

Any English speaker can use this to do simple, comparative studies of words in the Hebrew Tanak.

Strongs Exhaustive Concordance

Strongs Exhaustive Concordance gives all the words of the books of the Bible and where they are found. This also has dictionaries of Hebrew and Greek words used in "Authorized" and "Revised" English Versions. Very helpful if you are doing word studies on the fly. (as you can see this copy has been well used)

The Scriptures

Restores the Names of Yahweh and Y'shua in the text along with other proper Hebrew names of authors, characters and book titles.

As far as English translations of the Scriptures there are no perfect translations, it is best to study primary Hebrew and Aramaic texts and base our ideas on correct definitions. Each translator to one degree or another writes commentary during the process of translation. My recommendation of this is based on having a text that restores the original Name of YHWH and also representing Yeshua by His given Name rather than the counterfeit given Him.

The 1611 King James Version Bible

"Great and manifold were the blessings (most dread Sovereign) which Almighty God, the Father of all Mercies bestowed upon us the people of England, when first he sent your Majesties Royal person to rule and reign over us... the appearance of your Majesty, as of the Sunne in his strength..."

British shtik at it's finest.

Inside cover of the original 1611 King James Bible reads as follows...

The King James Version is Hellenized and contains many errors and corruptions from the original Hebrew and Aramaic Texts. Any serious Bible student will be aware of a multitude of errors in the text.

The Messiah in the Old Testament

Risto Santala gives clear and concise explanation how Y'shua has fulfilled the role of Mashiyach Ben Yoseph as written in the Torah, Prophets and Writings of the the Tanakh (Old Testament).

Paul The Man And The Teacher

An excellent investigation of Paul from historical, Jewish and early Christian sources. Paul of the Bible is a much different individual than is being taught in Christian theology. Paul was an astute Pharisee, next in line to be the top Rabbi in Israel, Paul was a Torah Observant Netzarim Jew

Signs Of The Cross

Andrew Gabriel Roth investigates the life of Y'shua Mashiyach revealing how the Mashiyach and His talmidim lived and observed Torah.

ARAMAIC ORIGINS

OF THE NEW TESTAMENT

Andrew Gabriel Roth

358 PAGES

The Complete Works of Josephus

Josephus was and still is considered a traitor by Orthodox Jews for exposing the history and wrongdoing of Jews in the times of Y'shua Mashiyach. Josephus would not follow the party line of any religion, rather, he sought to record the events of his day.