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Was the New Testament Really Written in Greek?

Aramaic

Posted on 11.22.06

What is the Old Testament?

Moses' Law

Posted on 11.23.06

World English Bible

The World English Bible (WEB) is a Public Domain (no copyright) Modern English translation of the Holy Bible, based on the American Standard Version.

Posted on 01.10.07

Why Yehovah?

The name Yahweh is the name that the Samaritans called God. Having similarities to YHVH does not make it God's name any more than would Allah, for example.

Posted on 03.09.07

The Word of Elohim/Aloha

The Tanakh, Old Testament,

Posted on 06.15.08

What is the New Testament?

What are the terms of the New Testament, New Covenant Jeremiah 31

Posted on 01.10.08

The Nature of Jesus Christ

While Jesus was here on earth during His ministry, He was also GOD at that very same time. He was not merely a human being during that time Jesus, immortal, eternal

Posted on 12.17.06

The Name Lucifer

Has Satan deceived you about Lucifer? Lucifer, the 'light bringer', was framed! Jerome amended the Latin Vulgate Bible to include a slight of hand trick that virtually no modern translator has detected! Satan, Jerome, Translate, Day Star

Posted on 11.22.06

All People Are Gentiles!

The Hebrew word Goyim is commonly and regularly applied just as much to Israel as it is to any other nation. If this word means that other nations are gentiles, then the people of Israel are Gentiles as well! Gentile, Nation, Goyim, Derogatory

Posted on 11.22.06

WHAT DO YOU MEAN ... A "NEW COVENANT"

This rather technical article demonstrates, from the Hebrew and the Greek, what 'New' really means! The unintended consequence of this article helps confirm to me that the Renewed Covenant, when it is in effect, will be remarkably like the 'old' one! New Covenant, Old Covenant, Renewed, Testament, Greek

Posted on 11.21.06

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