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From:
James Trimm <jstrimm@n...>
Date: Thu Oct 23, 2003 3:15
am
Subject: Messianic Study Bible
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Hebraic Roots Version
Complete
Messianic Study Bible
James S. Trimm has done a masterful job with his
translation…
We heartily recommend it to our readers.
-Rick Chaimberlin
(Petah Tikvah Magazine
Vol. 19; No. 4; pp. 24-25)
THE HRV (HEBRAIC-ROOTS VERSION) COMPLETE MESSIANIC STUDY BIBLE IS COMING
SOON!!!!!!!!
(The book is complete and we are just waiting on the printing and
publication process. We are awaiting word from the printer and will
be posting more info on the publication date soon.)
This is the new Messianic Bible everyone has been talking about.
(The HRV New Testament was published alone three years ago but is out of
print and being replaced by the soon-to-be-released HRV Complete Study
Bible)
NEW INFORMATION: As publication approaches we are releasing more
information on the HRV Complete Bible.
The HRV Complete Bible will be the first complete
Messianic Study Bible, including
20 pages of STUDY
AIDS (Charts, Diagrams, Maps etc.).
Fifty Page Introduction
The
introduction [alone] is almost worth the cost of …
[the HRV]
New Testament… it contains a wealth of
useful
information.
(Petah
Tikvah Magazine Vol. 19; No. 4; pp. 24-25)
The introduction to the HRV is almost a book in itself. This
introduction is an expansion of the introduction to the HRV New
Testament. The introduction documents the Hebrew and Aramaic origin
of the “New Testament” books, explains the Hebrew and Aramaic source
texts and where they are located today.The introduction also documents
the original manuscript order of the “New Testament” books. The HRV
introduction also explains the various witnesses to the text of the Tanak
(“Old Testament”) including the Masoretic Text, the Samaritan Pentateuch,
Dead Sea Scrolls, Peshitta Aramaic Tanak, Aramaic Targums and Greek
LXX. The introduction also documents the Massorah (marginal notes
to the Masoretic Text manuscripts) which indicate scribal revisions in
the text such as 134 places where these marginal notes indicate the
scribes revised YHWH to ADONAI.
Table of Torah and Haftorah readings.
A table of the 54 weekly Torah and Haftorah readings which are read
in the synagogues each week over the period of a year.
Thousands of Footnotes
[the
HRV] is very generous with footnotes…
[these]
footnotes give insights on passages which
are
difficult or almost nonsensical when translated
from
Greek, but make sense when translated from
Hebrew or
Aramaic, …
(Petah
Tikvah Magazine Vol. 19; No. 4; pp. 24-25)
The HRV contains thousands of footnotes. In the Tanak portion these
footnotes indicate alternate readings from various witnesses including
the alternate readings given in the Masorah (marginal notes to the
Masoretic Text) such as the 134 places where the Masorah indicates the
scribes had revised YHWH to ADONAI. In the NT portion the HRV
footnotes indicate places where the NT has quoted or cited the Tanak,
alternate readings from various versions including marginal notes to some
Greek manuscripts referring to alternate readings found in the Judaikon
(Jewish Version). These footnotes also indicate places where the
Greek translator appears to have misunderstood an ambiguous
Hebrew/Aramaic word, or misread a word as another word of similar
appearance, and wordplays in the Hebrew or Aramaic.
The HRV Tanak Portion
The “Old Testament” portion is called the “Tanak”. This portion
of the HRV is a Messianic Sacred Name translation from the original
Hebrew and Aramaic (some small portions of the Tanak, such as a large
portion of Daniel, are Aramaic). The books of the Tanak are in the
original manuscript order and divided into three sections: The
Torah (Law); The Nevi’im (Prophets); The Ketuvim (Writings).
The HRV Ketuvim Netzarim Portion
James
S. Trimm has done a masterful job with his translation - of the
New Testament… it is the first modern “Jewish” New Testament
- which
is based almost entirely on Aramaic texts of the New Testament,
- except
for Matthew, which he translates from Hebrew… We heartily
recommend
it to our readers.
(Petah
Tikvah Magazine Vol. 19; No. 4; pp. 24-25)
The “New Testament” portion is titled “The Ketuvim Netzarim” (“Writings
of the Nazarenes”) and is also a Messianic Sacred Name Edition and is
translated from the original Hebrew and Aramaic. The NT books are
also in the original manuscript order (4Gospels; Acts; James, 1&2
Peter; 1,2 & 3 John, Jude; Pauline Epistles; Revelation) but the
titles of the books are their Hebraic names. The HRV also divides
the books into two sections The B'sorah (Goodnews) and The Sh'lukhim
(Emissaries).
Twenty pages of diagrams, charts and maps.
The HRV Complete Bible is the first complete Messianic Study
Bible. The HRV Complete Study Bible contains twenty
pages of helpful study aids such as charts, diagrams and maps
making the HRV the Messianic Sacred name Study Bible you have been
waiting for.
How to get the HRV Complete Study Bible
If you have not already requested a copy of the HRV Complete Bible
(for a minimum donation of $56 including shipping)
you may want to get your request in now as THIS PRE-PUBLICATION OFFER
WILL BE ENDING SOON and the minimum donation will then go up to $75
including shipping. (Pre-publication requests will be shipped upon
publication.).
You can obtain your copy minimum donation of $50.00 plus $6.00 Shipping
& handling (in the USA); $10.00 in Canada and Mexico and $15.00
overseas. (Items are sent out as appreciation gifts for your
donations)
SANJ can now take credit cards through phone in orders: 817-284-7039 or
you can mail it in as well:
(you can also order over the internet using Pay Pal, see info further
down in this email)
SANJ
PO Box 471
Hurst, Texas 76053
Send the following information:
Name on card:
Card Type:
Card Number:
Expiration Date:
Phone Number:
Billing Address:
Shipping Address if different from Billing:
Email Address:
The quantity of the items you want.
Be sure to note what item(s) you are requesting.
Or you can still send in a check or money order to the above address.
Please note that all checks have a two-week holding period.
(International checks three weeks).
We also still accept Paypal orders as well.
http://www.paypal.com
PLEASE view our shipping and payment policies:
http://www.nazarene.net/shipping_and_payment_information.htm
IF you send along your email address we can send you a shipping
confirmation.
If you have any questions concerning donations or item requests please
contact the following:
donations@nazarene.net
For questions about the books, other then donation amount, please contact
the following:
sanj@nazarene.net
James Trimm
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