Rev. David Bauscher Boeken

This New Testament presents the text in Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus and his contemporaries, alongside a literal English translation. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of the original words of "Yeshua" through a unique format that highlights the connection between the Aramaic and Greek texts. The book includes evidence supporting the Peshitta Aramaic NT as the original source for the Greek NT, complemented by graphics and photographs from the Dead Sea Scrolls to enhance interpretation.

The translation offers a literal English prose version of The Peshitta New Testament, reflecting the Aramaic language spoken by Jesus and his contemporaries. It includes translations of the Psalms and Proverbs from the ancient Peshitta Old Testament. Derived from the author's interlinear works, this edition aims to provide an authentic reading experience, capturing the power and inspiration of Yeshua's original words. The book's presentation is designed to engage and thrill readers with its direct connection to the language of the 1st century.

The translation offers a unique English prose rendition of the Aramaic New Testament, reflecting the language spoken by Jesus and his contemporaries in 1st century Israel. This edition includes the Peshitta New Testament along with Psalms and Proverbs, emphasizing the power and inspiration of Yeshua's original words. The text is derived from interlinear translations, providing a literal and accessible reading experience. The book also contains extensive documentation supporting the Aramaic Peshitta as the original New Testament.

The book explores the Peshitta New Testament, written in Aramaic, the language of Jesus and his contemporaries. It reveals the discovery of "Bible Codes," presenting long Gospel messages that highlight the divine inspiration of the text. The author argues that the Aramaic Peshitta is the original, divinely authored version behind the Greek New Testament. Spanning 124 pages, the work includes extensive analyses, black-and-white graphics, and illustrations of codes in Hebrew with English translations, offering compelling evidence for its claims.

An interlinear format presents the first five books of the Old Testament alongside the ancient Peshitta's Aramaic text and a direct English translation for each word. This work highlights the significance of Aramaic, the language spoken during Jesus' time, and the Peshitta Bible as the first complete Christian Bible. The Peshitta Old Testament, believed to be translated from Hebrew in the 1st century AD, offers insights into the early Hebrew Bible, showcasing the close relationship between Aramaic and Hebrew. The book spans 461 pages in hardback.

The translation of the Gospel of John from the Aramaic text of the 1905 Syriac Peshitta offers a unique perspective on the New Testament, reflecting the language spoken by Jesus and his contemporaries. This version is cherished by Syrian and Assyrian Christians as an authentic account from the Apostles. It emphasizes the portrayal of Yeshua as the Living God and Creator, aligning with the spiritual depth intended by the original text. The translation enhances historical accuracy, reminiscent of the Aramaic dialogue in Mel Gibson's film, The Passion of The Christ.

The book presents a complete Bible translated from the Aramaic Peshitta text, highlighting its significance as the native language of Jesus and the Jewish people in the 1st century. It emphasizes the theme of love, portraying God as "LOVE ETERNAL" and focusing on the relationship between the Father and Son. This edition maintains the integrity of the original translation while uniquely interpreting key names to reflect a theology centered on divine love. It invites readers to explore the essence of love as expressed in the scriptures.

The translation of the Aramaic Peshitta Old Testament covers 12 historical books from Joshua to Esther, derived from the ancient Codex Ambrosianus, dating back to the 6th century AD. This work offers readers access to the oldest complete Semitic Bible, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of these texts within the context of biblical scholarship. The translation aims to provide a deeper understanding of the narratives and teachings found in these foundational scriptures.

Focusing on the interlinear translation of the Peshitta Aramaic Old Testament poetry books, this work includes Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon. The author argues for a 1st-century AD completion of the Peshitta, supported by extensive notes. It is believed that early Hebrew Christians produced this translation, making it potentially the first Christian Old Testament. This volume contributes to the understanding of the Peshitta's role in the formation of the complete Christian Bible alongside the New Testament.

The translation offers a literal English rendering of the Aramaic New Testament, highlighting its significance as the original language of Jesus and his contemporaries. It emphasizes the historical context of Aramaic, which was prevalent in the Middle East until the 7th century AD. The edition includes extensive notes that support the claim that the Aramaic text predates the Greek New Testament, featuring numerous verse examples. Readers will find inspiration in the authentic words of "Yeshua" as spoken in the ancient language, presented in a large print format for accessibility.