This is a helpful newer translation of the Bible to use with serious analysis of the text, and comes complete with the Apocrypha (books that were published in the original 1611 King James Bible, and have since been removed). Take advantage of the copious translation and comprehension notes.

Here is a surprisingly practical reference to the 4 canonical Gospels. It harmonizes the narratives into historical and literary order, scene by scene, line by line, word for word. Using a column system, you can easily compare the Gospel accounts in both the King James translation and the Greek Textus Receptus. Finally, its appendix, 'Saul (Paul) of Tarsus' is useful and amusing.

While Dr. Strong offers his own Hebrew, Chaldae (Aramaic) and Greek dictionaries, this is second lexicon for Biblical Hebrew. Use it alongside the Strong's Concordance. It is also recommended that you acquire Thayer's Greek lexicon as an alternate to Dr. Strong's dictionary of the 'New Testament' Greek.

For those interested in better understanding their 'New Testament', this Book comes highly recommended. Bullinger has once again offered an invaluable resource into the meanings of the Koine Greek of the Bible, and makes great use of his knowledge concerning figures of speech.

Here is another great resource to help uncover the meanings of some 1000+ idioms and customs referenced in the Bible. Learn to better interpret the Scriptures based on the context of the day. This book should also serve as an introduction to the Aramaic primacy of portions of the Gospels.

Learn of the fulfillment of YHVH God's promises to Abraham. 'This outline of the identity of God's people, as revealed in this study of God's Covenant with Abraham, was compiled as a guide for Bible students. Traces Abraham's descendants through the formation of the Tribes of Israel, their captivities and migration to their appointed land in Europe and later on to America...' Capt is pro-Paul.

Wexler, a Professor of Linguistics at Tel-Aviv University, here paints a colorful picture of the Sephardic Jews as representing a host of 'non-Jewish' ethnicities. This book is very academic in nature and is not for the layperson.

Koestler here demonstrates that many of today's Jews (particularly the Ashkenazi) are non-Semitic in origin. The Book 'Traces the history of the ancient Khazar Empire...which in the Dark ages became converted to Judaism.' It also uses evidence to suggest that the Khazars 'migrated to Poland and formed the cradle of Western Jewry.'

Just how much has the lying pen of the scribes...lied? This book examines all of the so-called 'heresies' that the emerging 'orthodox' Church of the 2nd and 3rd centuries labeled, and the places and possibilities that 'orthodoxy' forcibly found its way into the Scripture.

This is a helpful resource. Find out what the established Church didn't want you to by going on a treasure hunt for Books that didn't make the 'canon cut.' This is your treasure map.

Among the first long-overdue translations of the Dead Sea Scrolls, this work (or a similar edition by Geza Vermes) should be in your library. Read translations of the oldest manuscripts from 'Old Testament' writings thus found (hidden in caves)! Likewise, take a look into the daily life and worldview of the ancient community these Scrolls represent.

Escape 'the Matrix' and learn how James (not Peter) was the head of the early assembly of Messianic believers and explore how his influence and person has been distorted and unreported by Christian tradition in subsequent 'New Testament' writings. This book is one of the first to explore such issues in depth and stems from research into the Dead Sea Scrolls and other extra-canonical writings.

How deep does the 'bunny hole' go? This book will challenge all Pauline Christians to consider their Apostle like they've never before. Understand for the first time how Paul misquotes the Scripture to promote his false doctrines. Realize that Paul's gospel was not the next revelation in the Kingdom Message of our Lord - it is a departure from it.

Yet again, the orthodoxy in Rome, primarily founded upon the overly sexist hierarchical system established by Paul, has marginalized another important Biblical figure: Mary the Magdalene. See how this companion of Yahshua [Jesus] was smeared and remembered as nothing more than a prostitute, while you explore the canonical gospels as well as those of Peter, Mary and Philip.

This book is another exploration into the possibility of a married Messiah. The potential wife in question is Mary Magdalene, and a wide variety of research avenues are traveled down. You will have to excuse the "sacred feminine" mumbo jumbo.

This is what Judaism's foundational corpus teaches. 'The Talmudic stories make fun of Jesus' birth from a virgin, fervently contest his claim to be the Messiah and Son of God...maintain that he was rightfully executed as a blasphemer and idolater...subvert the Christian idea of Jesus' resurrection and insist he got the punishment he deserved in hell--and that a similar fate awaits his followers.'

Holocaust survivor, Professor Shahak, discusses the situation in the modern Middle East. Raised an Orthodox Jew, the Author educates the reader concerning that Talmudic religion, which he says is "poisoning minds and hearts." This touching Book has the potential to save lives!

In this outstanding yet misunderstood Book, Elizabeth Dilling endeavors to explain to the reader who exactly is a Jew and what the Talmud teaches. Several pages from the volumes of the Babylonian Talmud are reproduced, and the topics of Communism and Zionism are also addressed. This is a great introduction to the sacred text and modern history of Judaism.