How is this translation different from all others?  It is different because of WHO translated it, WHAT the base Aramaic text is, WHERE it was translated, WHEN it was translated, WHY it was translated and HOW it was translated.  In other words, this Interlinear Bible is VERY DIFFERENT from all others; so much so that some are fearful that it may not be "the way it's supposed to be..."

The Aramaic English New Testament (AENT) is the most definitive Aramaic to English translation that has come forth in nearly 2,000 years.  Not only does this Aramaic based New Testament Bible render the Ancient Aramaic in a way that is easy for every English reader to understand, but it investigates nuances, poetry and hidden codes of the New Testament that until now have only been available to Hebrew and Aramaic scholars.

Andrew Gabriel Roth, producer of the AENT, is a mature Netzari Jewish scholar who is one of the world's foremost Aramaic Primacists.  Roth has never been on the payroll of any religious institution, nor has he demonstrated a propensity to bolster either religious tradition or institutions.  As an independent Netzari scholar he works closely with Paul Younan, Raphael Lataster, and many others to scrutinize every verse –  indeed every word  –  within its original context and meaning.  Roth has invested over a decade into the production of this AENT which clearly reveals the Netzari Faith to an English speaking audience.

Regardless if the reader is of Jewish, Messianic or Christian background, the AENT will become an important reference resource.  For Jews who do not subscribe to Y'shua as Mashiyach (Ben Yoseph), they will discover a world of provocative ancient Jewish thought that is rarely discussed in Jewish circles.  For Messianic Jews there are numerous ancient Aramaic terms and definitions that are presented with Hebrew cognates from the Tanakh (Old Testament) that puts much light on difficult or controversial verses.  For Christians there is a wealth of insight and discussion on topics like the Melchisedec priesthood, the Acharit HaYamin (Latter Days), Grace, Trinity, Virgin Birth, Feminine Attributes, Judaizing, Legalism, the Name of Jesus, the origin of Christmas, Easter and Sunday, as well as insights into Spiritual Anointing, the Rapture and much more... discussed in more than 1700 detailed footnotes and 350 pages of appendix materials.

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