4 Messianic Bible Translations I recommend
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- If you are looking for a Bible translation that uses the Hebrew names of our Creator and His Messiah, then you will want to check out these four Bible versions. People often ask me which Bible translation I recommend, and they specifically want a translation that uses the name Yeshua instead of Jesus. I know of at least a half a dozen translations that do this, but today I want to recommend my top four favorites.
The Restoration Study Bible from Yahweh's Restoration Ministries
The Complete Jewish Bible
The Aramaic English New Testament
The ISR Scriptures by the Institute for Scriptural Research
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Hebrew is my language, my mother's language. It was only 10 years ago that I began to understand some of its depths. The meaning of "Hebrew" literally is "to conceive". Hebrew conveys a variety of potentials in each word. It is not possible to translate the Bible into another language without losing many dimensions and depths, probably like any translation into another language, but even more so in Hebrew.
Hebrew as a renewed Semitic language that has been preserved in its original form for 2000 years, connects groups of words, names, verbs and therefore also expands the connection between them.
The name of Jesus, for example, translated into Hebrew is "salvation, salvation, help, redemption and also an active aspect present, doing.
And this is only part of its dimensions. In English or Latin you only get a name, and lose all those textures.
How do you feel about the ET Cepher ? Ty in adv
I agree. I am only just beginning to find those golden nuggets, being an English speaker...
UNLEARN the lies - Nicely done Lex! I have been curious about which versions you preferred. Keep up the good work brother! I for one, really appreciate it!
WOW That was EXACTLY what I was looking for yesterday and today!
THANKS BROTHER!!!!!!!!!! I’ve been thinking about that very question.
Thank you for this vid! It was very helpful
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE RECCOMDATIONS! ADONAI BLESS YOU!!!
I looked for the Restoration Study Bible by Yahweh's Restoration Ministries and found nearly 40 free Torah related books!!!
Praise Abba Yahweh for your reviews. The RSB from Yahweh's Restoration Ministries is a superb translation. May Yahweh bless!
Thanks for the Review! Shalom friend!
Sir make it less cost for Indians since 1$ is Rs73
Thanks for sharing. Shalom
Thank you for you recommendation. I appreciate it.
This is exactly the kind of information I was looking for, thank you.
Yes, I own and intensely study the 3rd edition of the "Restoration Study Bible."
@@SoldouttotheTruthPlease explain the error and how it should be corrected. Thank you
I currently use The Scriptures and New King James Version. I recently bought The Scriptures and LOVE it!!!
There is an interesting passage in the KJV that I think benefits from more awareness as to the actual meaning.
The passage is in Romans, where it says that the Spirit is in opposition to the flesh, and the flesh in opposition to the Spirit, so that "you cannot do what you want". It does not mean, as many think, that we are unable to live properly. What it means is that we are not ALLOWED to do whatever we want.
The only other passage that I can think of at the moment, and I have been reading/studying the KJV for many years, is that
it wrongly translates Pesach (Greek: Passover) as "Easter", ie the name of a pagan festival that honors a false goddess (Aestre, Ashtoroth etc aka "Easter") Sadly, even though the Protestant believers who made the bible available to us (after it had been stolen from the people by the Roman religious authorities [Catholicism], they had gotten so used to calling the Passover celebration "Easter" (due to the Roman "Christians" wrongly banning anything to do with the Jewish Holy Days ordained by God Himself), that they apparently just made assumptions and called that day "Easter" rather than correctly translating it as Passover which is what was written in the original manuscripts.
I don't know anything about the one called "The Scriptures", but I am aware that the KJV is based on the majority texts of the Greek manuscripts, which is the language the New Covenant writings were initlally written in. I would think the Aramaic would be good too, but I don't know that much about it.
Awesome. Prayer answered!!!!
Thank you for sharing! Shalom!
Thank you very much this is very helpful. I wish I had found this sooner. Very helpful.
I like the ISR because of the cross reference and I have read from the CJB But I think I will investigate the other Bibles as well. Thank you.
Shalom
CaringHeart excellent choice I have one also
Ahhh its so nice to hear the truth to my questions without people yelling :)
Thank you for this - I need to get the Restoration version still. We looked at a lot of different translations before starting to make our scripture reading videos. At home we tend to use the big interlinear - I just wish we had gotten the one with bigger print!
I've been wanting to buy the Restoration Study Bible since I love the Textus Receptus so much. Its on my birthday list for this year.
That Bible did not correct Mark 16 vs 2.
Great info. I have the Cjb and One New Man Bible. I will add the others to my library. It’s important to me who Came from a Baptist background to Torah Observant to have the Truth of Yahs Torah.
Hello pastor Lex.
I really am waiting for you to do a video/lesson on what our prayer language actually is. Please let me know when you do one please
Really enjoy my RSB!
I would also be very wary about any "translation" that was done by one person. Even though I have the complete jewish bible, there are many problems with it. Stern leaves out and or ignores Hebrew and or Greek words. He also mixes in Yiddish into his 'translation' (btw Yiddish was not around during OT/NT times).
Even in his introduction Stern states "So I decided to paraphrase the entire JPS Tanakh into modern English"
Another problem is that Stern says its okay for the translator to interject his opinions... "This raises the question of whether the translator should 'inject his opinions' into his translation. I cautiously answer in the affirmative, on the ground that it inevitably happens anyhow..."
So I think instead of trying to pick just one bible version/translation/paraphrase, use a variety of translations. Translations that have thought for thought, word for word, literal, etc. I would also advise using Hebrew and Greek dictionaries to find out the meanings of words, in order to get a better understanding of what was written.
Narrow Path cepher, more judaizers. Its like a plague
@@JesusProtects What is in your view a Judaizer? Because depending on where you stand it means lots of different things.... Jesus was a Judaizer - he sent his apostles out to make disciples (taught ones) of all men..... Jesus was of Judah and we are called to be like him 'Judaic'... But Jesus was not like the Pharisees who were the forerunners of todays Orthodox Rabbis who like the church invented their own laws and put them above the laws of God (hence Jesus' continual confrontations with them).
@@robertmoore8227 if you treat Jewish traditions and customs over the commandments then you qualify as a Judaizer.
@@MrKazakhh think I was pointing that fact out? but also pointing out that to some Jesus would be today a 'judaizer' because as a sabbath keeping, God's feast keeping, Torah teaching 'prophet like unto Moses' he would have his possessions taken from him and put into prison by 'The Holy Church' and/or it's lackeys.
Amen brother. I have all but one of them. Great job.
I have the newest 2020 RSB and the 25th anniversary of the ISR Scriptures Bibles. Both are wonderful Bibles. I own many translations of Bibles. I use them all.
Owned, 1, 2, 4, I used ISR daily along with my NKJV
I recently bought The Scriptures!! I love it! I also use NKJV.
Thank you Lex I have been trying to figure out which Bible to pick that's Messianic! My husband and I love all your videos and deeply appreciate you shining light on the truth.
Can you do a video about Galatians 4 5 and 6?
Hi can you do a lesson on the way we should study the bible or recommend a helpful study guide?
I have the ISR Large Print I LOVE IT!!! I am shocked he has the Comlplete Jewish Bible it has added in text in that says "Jesus made all foods clean".....
Lex, I may come back into the Hebraic Roots Movement. Gonna study it more. Do you know of any online fellowships maybe yourself and others attend?? I'd love to join you!
Since the making of this video have you looked at the Et Cephir I have heard Quite a bit about it in the last year or two. Plus I know they have a channel on TH-cam as well.
After completing the 'Scriptures' (ISR) the translator felt he had done some things that could be done better, and he immediately set to work and came up with the 'Halleluyah Scriptures'. For someone (American) just getting started, I would recommend 'THE SACRED SCRIPTURES'--Bethel Edition, in which Jacob Meyer (of Assemblies of Yahweh) did from the American Standard translation.
That's the one I started with. I do prefer the Scriptures and the HalleluYah scriptures. I've been wanting the Yrm restoration bible, for it's many references.
Thanks for the information, which is leading me to believe even more that ISR is not for me.
I'm personally fond of the Tree of Life (TLV) Bible, but I only have a digital copy. It uses Hebrew names for names and terms like the CJB. I feel like it's similar to the NKJV, but I'm not entirely qualified to talk about this.
I absolutely love "The Scriptures". By far the best that I've come across.
@LJ TRAXX even for me
Except it says that they translated from a mixture of the different original manuscripts as they saw fit for for their Semitic point of view! Their own words were not of doctrine or any original manuscripts but just pieces taken from each of what reinforced what they already believe, not of what the manuscripts as a whole say.
@@Foward13Observer Where do you get they only used pieces? Please source.
The LSB (reference version) goes well with the ISR.
Hi Lex. I have a question. I read some text many years ago and I cannot remember where I read it. The text was describing the New Juruselm Temple I believe. It came to something that made me very curruous. It was talking about a child like figure playing before the Throne. The the writer was told to shut that up. Not to write about it. Since the Lord woke me I know who I am and I have played befor the throne. My name is Golden and I am called music. I am holding you might have read the text and be able to tell me what book I read it from. I thought it was a big red colored Jewish ortadox book but I am not sure.
Thanks for sharing this. I was looking for the correct Jewish Bible and I am grateful for the suggestions. Quick question that I hope you'll address on your vid would be about the Book of Enoch and whether there's a Jewish Bible with a correct translation.
What are your thoughts on the TLV? I love it. Looooooong time watcher here (Draw With Beektor) and really hope you bring these videos back. These videos are what brought me to God.
I use the TLV for some things, the CJSB is where I go for commentary mostly and then I have the Cepher the scriptures and others I like, I really would like to know who published or made that AENT I’d like to get one... not to happy with the NIV/ everybody else modern versions, there have been some blatant “taking away” and “adding to” going on...
What is your personal opinion on the TLV? I have been researching and considering getting a copy.
Tyler Mooring I recently got the TLV. It’s nice to see all original names restored but in places it is like the NASB, ESV, and NIV. Like it has word for word in some places. Like in I think 1st John as example it says we’re redeemed by him but leaves out how, by his blood. I do like some cross references it has. Like when he was on the cross and he asks the father to forgive them and there is a cross reference to psalms. A lot of mainstream bibles have a footnote saying earlier text don’t have that saying. Almost like they try to rip apart your faith. There’s been a lot of questionable things in a lot of newer translations. I have been sticking the KJV, JPS tanak study Bible. I’m looking into these messianic bibles, but the tlv feels like it fell short. YouVersion has it free, along with CJB but find CJB reading like the TLV. I’m really interest in the Scriptures bible and the restoration. I might be getting those in the near future. Reading some catholic bibles now and man, those apocrypha books don’t match up to original books. Sentence structure and things it mentions don’t even feel right. It sound like lore writing.
Thank you.
Shalom lex, I'm impressed by your preachings but would like you to do a video on alcohol if it is a sin/unclean to consume.
I have been thinking about taking about that topic as well.
Can you answer a question about that like a Lion they are at my hands and feet (or they maul my hands and feet in the JPS TANAKH)
Vs the Greek/English they pierced my hands and feet.
I am a gentile believer.
There also seems to be stark differences in Zechariah 12: 9-11 and Isiah 53: 5 in the JPS version. I am borrowing this for the time being and this worried me.
How do I know what the right translation is for sure or do I need to read between them?
How do you explain these differences?
Where do you stand on both the Cepher and HalleluYAH scriptures versions? I use these and enjoy reading them but am not as well versed in understanding which versions are best. This is why I don't personally recommend different versions beyond the CJB which I do like very much
The Complete Jewish Bible does the bold text for citations from the Tanakh, too.
Yes, I forgot to mention that in the video. Thanks for mentioning it
It was the first one I found that kept original names (transliterated of course) and book order for the Tanakh. I wish that more Bibles would be so bold with marking citations as this is. It's really handy to have, and a powerful statement of the unity of scripture to see, these references jumping out at you. :)
ISR is great!
Narrow Path hey there I've got the 2009 version in copy form and other version on my phone... Can't tell you if I've found a difference but I imagine it's too do with the maps, tabernacle guide in the back? From a text point of view I haven't seen a difference. But I LOVE my Bible I love that it's a LITERAL translation
@Chris Wrock - AquiLEADS I have, and it is better than the 1998 version, but, here is an example. In the 1998 version Num 28:16 ‘And in the first month, on the fourteenth day, is the Passover of יהוה,
In the 2009 version Num 28:16 And in the first new moon, on the fourteenth day, is the Pěsaḥ (a) of יהוה, Footnote: (a) Passover.
1998 version Lev 23:24 “Speak to the children of Yisra’ĕl, saying, ‘In the seventh month, on the first day of the month, you have a rest, a remembrance of blowing of trumpets, a set-apart gathering.
2009 version Lev 23:24 “Speak to the children of Yisra’ěl, saying, ‘In the seventh new moon, on the first day of the new moon, you have a rest, a remembrance of Teru‛ah, (c) a set-apart gathering. Footnote: (c) Lit. Soundings, by instrument or human voice.
1998 Lev 23:27 “On the tenth day of this seventh month is the Day of Atonement. It shall be a set-apart gathering for you. And you shall afflict your beings, and shall bring an offering made by fire to יהוה.
2009 Lev 23:27 “On the tenth day of this seventh new moon is Yom haKippurim. (d) It shall be a set-apart gathering for you. And you shall afflict your beings, and shall bring an offering made by fire to יהוה. Footnote: (d) Day of Atonement or Day of the Coverings.
@@kerrynjordaan In the 1998 version Num 28:16 ‘And in the first month, on the fourteenth day, is the Passover of יהוה,
In the 2009 version Num 28:16 And in the first new moon, on the fourteenth day, is the Pěsaḥ (a) of יהוה, Footnote: (a) Passover.
1998 version Lev 23:24 “Speak to the children of Yisra’ĕl, saying, ‘In the seventh month, on the first day of the month, you have a rest, a remembrance of blowing of trumpets, a set-apart gathering.
2009 version Lev 23:24 “Speak to the children of Yisra’ěl, saying, ‘In the seventh new moon, on the first day of the new moon, you have a rest, a remembrance of Teru‛ah, (c) a set-apart gathering. Footnote: (c) Lit. Soundings, by instrument or human voice.
1998 Lev 23:27 “On the tenth day of this seventh month is the Day of Atonement. It shall be a set-apart gathering for you. And you shall afflict your beings, and shall bring an offering made by fire to יהוה.
2009 Lev 23:27 “On the tenth day of this seventh new moon is Yom haKippurim. (d) It shall be a set-apart gathering for you. And you shall afflict your beings, and shall bring an offering made by fire to יהוה. Footnote: (d) Day of Atonement or Day of the Coverings.
@@braddefoor5933 Thank you so much for this! Yes there is QUITE a difference hey!! I didn't realise. Really appreciate the effort on your part. Thank you Abba bless you always
@@kerrynjordaan You are very welcome!
Thanks! I am looking for a real bible not an ebook version and will take your advice! Thanks for the help! God bless, Shabbat Shalom!
Cory
cory wolf cepher is a real leather book!!
I would recommend the Scriptures by the ISR.
I was just looking for a bible
Hi bro lex.... my name is James and I am from Malaysia 🇲🇾... can I know how can I get the bibles that u mention .... thank you very much. God bless u. Yeshua is LORD
I am pretty sure you can order most of them on Amazon.
Two Messianic Translations:
The first is translated by Kevin Geoffrey, it's called the Messianic Jewish Literal Translation Bible. It is a Critical Text translation. The Textus Receptus Greek. Manuscript that was used in the King James is in the footnotes. It's a very Literal Translation. Also, it has the places and names in Transliteration Hebrew. Also, the books are arranged Chronologically to when they were written to give better context.
The Second New Testament Messianic Translation is from Dr. Al Garza. He is using over 4,000 Hebrew Manuscripts (not Greek) from Matthew to Revelation to translate into Messianic Style English with Transliterations and Modern Hebrew in each book of the New Testament/Brit Hadashah. Also, He does put Scholar footnotes with the variants/differences of the manuscripts in the footnotes. You can see more about the books translated so far on his website. His books are sold on Amazon. In January 2023, he is publishing 1 and 2 Corinthians.
Blessings and Shalom!
Have you done or will you do a video about the Halleluyah Scriptures and the Orthodox Jewish Bible?
I really like my RSB!
Same for me
I have all of them as well. Good choices.
Yay! RSB is actually what I use. A friend of mine gave it to me.
The RSB, did not correctly translated Mark chapter 16 verse 2. And they knew the correct translation, as they put it in the footnote!
Thanks Lex..I am from malaysia and can you please tell me how to buy on of those online?
You might find them on amazon
Have you an opinion on the Hallaluyah Scriptures Bible?
Hello Lex and others, what do you think about CEPHER?
How about the WMB? World messianic Bible. Any thoughts on that one? Thanks.
Has anyone noticed how the ISR Scriptures (2009) translates Genesis 4:4-6? It's worded very strange. Makes it seem like Abel was the one who was wroth with Cain. Not the other way around. Just curious anyone's thoughts on this.
Hi brother, I have been searching for a RSB but cant find one through amazon and other major sellers. Any suggestions on where I can buy one?
Hello, I really appreciate this video. I have just started believing in Yeshua and Adonai, I want to read a good Bible but I don't have any, and there is no way I can find one of those in the small city I live in. Which one is available to download on my phone? Thanks, again.
Hello, TLV is the one you can find on your phone...
what do know about the Ethiopian bible that was found and its cannons? do you know where I can get useful information on the bible cannons.
Shalom! Outside of the Hebrews that are in West Africa do you know of any other place where an Paleo Hebrew Bible can be found that translates into English please? I am trying to find a Paleo Hebrew Bible that has been translated into English, thank you!
Did you ever get an answer to this question?
@@user-vg8ez9cu6u No! Not yet
@@JustShawnie sad. I'm looking for that, too!
What? There is a Paleo Hebrew Bible? In West Africa nogal! Wow! How? Why? How did it end there! I know Paleo Hebrew is similar to most African languages…? What about the Ethiopia Bible? Which language does it use? Has that been translated to Anglaise? Please let us know what you have found… Shalom…🙏🔥🙌🏾
@@aleftav12 I take it that you don’t know Prince Basilonaire Basileios (aka) Rabbi Akwetey of the GA people of West Africa. Prince and our Brother Akwetey and his people can not only speak Paleo Hebrew but they can read the ancient script also and European Jews come to them too learn Paleo Hebrew as well but that’s something that they never want people to know about. It’s funny because no one has never stop to ask why are all these European Jews flooding into to Africa to learn our to speak and read actual Hebrew from all these Black Negroes? Why hasn’t anyone ask that question? There is so much information that is being hidden from the Negroes of Diaspora. European Jews even come to Africa to speak with the real Hebrew Kings to ask them to bless them but the European Jews won’t tell you that either but I have the pictures to prove what I say is true! There is so much I can say on this subject but the Paleo Hebrew Bible is way older than the Ethiopian Bible and the GA people have it and speak plus read it.
What we need is a method of distribution or localised printing... I would love to buy a RSB but it is $72 for a $36 bible... because I live in the UK - I am reluctant to pay as much for postage as the bible itself costs, surely there is a better solution - after all, it does not cost much more to send a freight container by ship from China to the UK.
I'm in exactly the same predicament as you. UK postage.
wow great info
Hey are there any messianic teaching the need to learn hebrew?
Thank you
Revelation 13v16 does it change the word in to on, as most modern versions do?
I'm reading the ESV this year and when I look up scipture I tend to search for the Eastern Standard Version Bible translation as well as the KJV. I have only used the Strongs exhaustive concordance a few times but if I ever do search for actual translations of the words, I'm going to it. I have liked unlearn the lies but the fact of JHVH/JHWH's (Jehovah's) Name being taught wrong, and everywhere! including now here, I'm being deterred from here now. 🤷♀️
Hey Lex, would you be able to review the CSB? And would you recommend it?
It is also based on the alexandrian texts, so it is missing verses. However, I have not read enough of that version to say anything else about it.
Can you do a video about Daniel chapter 11 ?
Great!
UNLEARN, what about J.P. Greens Interleaner?
Restoration study Bible.....will look for One
The ISR scriptures are great
Thanks
I love the ISR and I use TS2009 it cost $14 on their website. I am not payed to say this its just my go to.
I paid Almost $50 -----I love it...........
ISR states that they do Not translate from textus receptus but that of the Alexandrian and Vatican manuscripts which are provably inferior to those from Antioch!
Yes! I'm using TS2009. One of the bests!
@@Foward13Observer I would want no part of that.
Thanks for this video. Also, I'm studying Michael Rood's Chronological Gospels & it's a fantastic study I must say. Also, I must suggest looking into Hebrew scholar Nehemia Gordon's work on the Name of the Father as Yehovah. They've recently released a large number of ancient Hebrew manuscripts that are greatly contributing to the missing vowels of the tetragrammaton. Also Michael Rood's ministry is now selling stickers with the Hebrew Name & full vowels! Yehovah yoshia = Yeshua
"Nehemia Gordon's work on the Name of the Father as Yehovah" The Name of the most high is not Yehovah.
Why not? Have you been following Nehemia's work on this?
Yes he has found 200 locations of name of God in Hebrew in several text
@@michaeldeo5068 Actually, Nehemiah's team has located over 1,000 confirmed instances with all of the vowel points for Yehovah in the oldest available manuscripts.
Only a person who hasn't honestly pondered the evidence, or is simply a hater, would just idly brush aside strong proof.
Just because the man doesn't yet accept Yeshua as the Messiah, we shouldn't just dismiss his scholarly work.
Peace & Hallelujah!
@@WatchingMyLifeFlashB i respectfully disagree. If someone refuses to accept Yeshua is a our Saviour and the only begotten Son of the Almighty, he is an instrument in Satan's hand.
So brother Lex, which one is your most favorite hehe?
😊 thank you
To the creator of the video: what do you think of the at CEPHER bible please?
What's your opinion on the TLV
Shalom, how do I get one Bible of Hebrew?
just wondering what you think of the Moffat bible - it is suppose to have the books in the correct order - I picked it up years ago and use to use it because of the ease of reading ------- now on a lighter note.... oh no!! I have trouble with the translated names so I am really befuddled on the "real" names LOL - I am new to Torah and still learning
I have not used the Moffat bible
jmarylastone psalms 138
2 I will worship toward thy holy temple, and praise thy name for thy lovingkindness and for thy truth: for thou hast magnified thy word above all thy name.
Knowing Gods name is much deeper than knowing how to say it or pronounce it. By keeping God's laws we show that we know God's name. There is no way to know the true name of God today because nobody knows what the language spoken in the garden of Eden was, but we can be sure it wasn't hebrew because hebrew has an historical start point, and it is derived from other languages. The bible even calls it the language of Canaan. Getting caught up on the name is a distraction that only leads to people arguing over sounds and syllables. When I was growing up, my mom used to say, don't go out there (in the world) and mess my name up. Never thought she meant don't spell or say my name wrong...I knew she meant represent me by my character traits which I have taught you.
jmarylastone H8034
Original: שׁם
Transliteration: shêm
Phonetic: shame
BDB Definition:
name
name
reputation, fame, glory
the Name (as designation of God)
memorial, monument
Origin: a primitive word [perhaps rather from H7760 through the idea of definite and conspicuous position
TWOT entry: 2405
Part(s) of speech: Noun Masculine
Strong's Definition: A primitive word (perhaps rather from H7760 through the idea of definite and conspicuous position ; compare H8064); an appellation, as a mark or memorial of individuality; by implication honor, authority, character: - + base, [in-] fame [-ous], name (-d), renown, report
@@jefflewis9154 so true! But-- YHWH says that there is either LIFE or death in words. He created all things through His Word. Our words build or destroy. Satan uses blurred lines to eventually destroy and dissappear everything good. There us Truth to your concerns. There is also Truth that our " yes must be yes and no-- be no".... YHWH'S True will speak His Name as True as possible because we honor and Love Him. We give love when we speak respectful names of one another. We also place blessing and power upon them. Diminishing a person's identity with thoughtlessness, minimizes them and their person. If we approach someone we respect and love as -- hey, you, it, or whatever-your-name-is-- that's demeaning to them and sends a message to others that they are not worthy of respect/love/trust.
We shld not get angry abt names or be unkind. We should be a gentle light of the Truth. You're right to not get caught up in it. We all shld be able to ask and help one another to His Truth.🕊💖🙏
What about the TLV? Just got one but I hear mixed reviews.
Please do a video critiquing the Cepher
I have the Messianic Jewish Bible Tree of Life, any thoughts?
I'm having trouble finding the Restoration Study Bible.
In 2011 i suggested a hebrew new testament translation to gideons national headquarters also i mention to other people that and a yiddish translation but i prefer to stay humble lots of things I've said seen come to pass the testimony of jesus or yeshua is the spirit of prophecy knowing a rabbi gave me a passion to minister to jews that they may understand
I'm in Zambia. Livingstone.
Where can i buy the said Bible's.
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Please recommend the best one for me because i am confused when I know that there are many opinions about the best Messianic Bible. I would only buy one. Should I buy Restoration or Tree of Life?
Bless you! I do love CJB! It’s the most accurate by far, 9/10 of end up realising how correct it is sometimes on further reflection, but I also look at TOJB & CEB (seems to have followed CJB but in English), also TS2009 seems interesting, especially if you have Afro-Asiatic roots! As the culture mirrors understanding! So for example Revelation 22:14…to an African is correct - keeping the commands is same is washing robes! In fact it’s better - because you first keep the commandments and then you are entitled to have a robe of righteousness! - thus it’s one step deeper! I do understand that for Western ie with European culture or upbringing irrespective of ethnicity - they may not get the idioms and hidden expressions - so deep! Shalom! 🙏🔥🙌🏾
What do you think of the Halleluyah scriptures
Timothy4Yhwh the halleluyah scriptures is an 98ISR with a few more words transliterated. I have both and as far as I can tell it's word for word the same
There are no original Bible scripts in Hebrew. Stay away from it.
Know any good Bible commentaries?
Pause at 0:48. I would realllllllllllllllllllly like to obtain a copy of that Bible. Yet it cost a LOT of money. It would be wonderful to a copy at the vest price.
There is another Messianic translation that I have seen offered for "FREE", YET it is hard to see if one is able to ask and obtain a copy. ( I would like to ask for help, but I know there is a need to be careful with information on-line.)
Hi sir I bought RSB BIBLE AS YOU recommended but it seems to me as it is of jehovah witnesses group
Am I right ??
Nithin thomas no it not my family is the people that sell the Rsb, and my dad and my grandpa are both head ministers at Yahweh’s restoration ministry and I can promise you we are not like a jehovah witnesses group
If you’re really into studying, I recommend getting all four! Cjb is good but its biased. For example, in cjb rev 22:14 says “wash their robes” instead of “keep the commandments”. Jews believe only they are allowed to keep Torah.. but despite that translation and many others i”ve compared, it has really good insight to rabbinical commentary and explenations.
If youre looking for the gospels with a hebraic understanding, check out “The Delitzsche Hebrew Gospels. It has really good commentary and glossary of terms.
Every translation will have different interpretations.
1 Tes 5:21-23
21 But do test everything - hold onto what is good, 22 but keep away from every form of evil.
23 May the God of shalom make you completely holy - may your entire spirit, soul and body be kept blameless for the coming of our Lord Yeshua the Messiah.
Pray about it, let the Ruaj guide you to the Truth. Shalom on the body of Mashiach Yeshua.
Delitzche Hebrew Gospels only have Matthew Mark Luke John. Not the entire bible. Could you recommend the best one that has OT and NT?
Bless you! I do love CJB! It’s the most accurate by far, 9/10 of end up realising how correct it is sometimes on further reflection, but I also look at TOJB & CEB (seems to have followed CJB but in English), also TS2009 seems interesting, especially if you have Afro-Asiatic roots! As the culture mirrors understanding! So for example Revelation 22:14…to an African is correct - keeping the commands is same is washing robes! In fact it’s better - because you first keep the commandments and then you are entitled to have a robe of righteousness! - thus it’s one step deeper! I do understand that for Western ie with European culture or upbringing irrespective of ethnicity - they may not get the idioms and hidden expressions - so deep! Shalom! 🙏🔥🙌🏾
how do u feel about the book of Enoch I'm curious of your opinion on it
its not Biblical
meaning its not factual jus asking for clarity I really respect your opinion
It was written by at least 9 different authors, none of which were actually Enoch. It contradicts the Bible in several places. It talks about things that Enoch was not around to see. And it has a heavy focus on demonology. There are many good reasons why it was never included in the Bible.
Unlearn the Lies guys I bet you all believe we live on a ball that’s spinning 1000 plus miles an hour🙄
Why was Esaú almost dying when he approached Jacob for food?..........
I am curious as to your thoughts on the Cepher books.
I have not used it, but I take issue with them including extra texts such as Enoch and Jubilees as if they are Scripture.
In the beginning my search was for an authoritative translation. The NIV just wasn't right from my studies of the Word. Nor were other translations. Currently I am still looking for an original text for the whole bible. To me, the Torah remains alone. The follow on text and letters were and are commentary on the Torah, and for my part so is the New Covenant text in total. How the collection of 61 letters were brought together and included is something I still I struggle with.
UNLEARN the lies unlearn the lies
Have you seen the One New Man bible?
I'm looking for a hebrew/english bible using the dead sea scrolls for the tanack because the dead sea scroll does psalm 22 right