YaHuWaH
The Name Above
All Names
Here is a collection of interesting websites and books that we've enjoyed over the years. We may not agree with everything within them but often find parts that resonate with us. We hope they resonate with you too!
https://www.torahcalendar.com
This is a good resource for the calendar dates although can be confusing as they start their days in the evening and go by a sighted moon to start their months so dates might differ. Please see our Appointed Times - Dates page for what we believe are the correct feast and festival days.
https://isr-messianic.org/the-scriptures
The ISR is a literal translation of the Bible in English. This version differs from other conventional English translations by restoring the original book order of the Hebrew Scriptures, the Tanakh, and the Name of The Most High YaHuWaH / YHWH (יהוה) throughout.
https://yahushua.net/scriptures/preface.htm
The RKJV uses the King James and the Holy Name Bible versions for their rendering of the set-apart Scriptures. It retains the authentic names of our Creator—YHWH—and our Messiah—Yahushua.
https://goodreads.com/who_wrote_the_bible
Richard Friedman expands on the 'documentary hypothesis' and applies it to the modern era. Even while we might not share all of his opinions, we think this theory has significant truths. Who wrote the Torah that we have today? Could it be that a corrupt priesthood gave their scribes instructions to add their own numerous verses while redacting the original scriptures?
https://goodreads.com/shifting-the-torah-paradigm
In his compelling book, Andrew Michael Denny asks if animal sacrifices and flesh eating were a human desire or a decree of our Creator. This work complements Friedman's work as mentioned above, and while we may not agree on everything, we know there's something too important here to be ignored.
https://www.jesuswordsonly.org
Doug's website and book are an excellent source for in-depth information about Saul, often known as Paul. Was Paul lying? Did he even qualify to be an apostle? Was he, in fact, an agent of Rome and usurper of the Gospel? Our thoughts on Paul can be found on our page The Self-Appointed Apostle.
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