Book overview
The New Testament as seen through the lens of the Jewish Messiah, an Aramaic-speaking Galilean rabbi. The AHAV New Testament, Volume 2, Appendices, is part of a two-volume set that reflects how Yeshua (Jesus) would interpret the Greek New Testament as the Jewish Messiah and Aramaic-speaking Galilean rabbi. The AHAV has 296 appendices that introduce readers to the spiritual and theological doctrines of Primal Christianity-the original Galilean Aramaic Yeshua-Jesus movement. AHAV is the Hebrew word for "love" and an acronym for "Aramaic Hebrew Amplified Version." The AHAV Bible is based on extensive archaeological research and empirical data revealing secrets of the underlying intelligence of Jesus' first-century Hebrew and Aramaic-speaking Galilean culture. Complex Christological aspects are simplified. Many concepts like faith, belief, grace, salvation, kingdom, and love are distinguished in Hebrew and Greek for English readers. Greek and Hebrew terms are used in the biblical texts for readers to sense and feel the power of the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages. Ancient, Paleo, and Biblical Hebrew terminology and definitions are contrasted with Koine Greek. Concepts of quantum primal intelligence, high agency, heart-brain coherence, meditation, and circadian biology are compared with contemporary neuroplasticity and epigenetics. The Ahav New Testament Bible reconciles controversial ideological debates, tribalism, survivalism, and religious identities with practical spiritual intelligence. The Ahav New Testament Bible is a powerful resource to upgrade and refine the human operating system.
