The Sealed Scriptures in the Ancient Aramaic Language
The authentic Scriptures recorded in the Ancient Aramaic
language by the disciples and apostles of Eashoa (Jesus) remained
sealed for two thousand years. The purpose of the seal was so they
would be preserved and not tampered with.
At the time of Moses, one copy of the Scriptures was given to Moses to
share with the people; the other copy was placed in the Ark of the
Covenant. When Jesus came, he unsealed the Old Testament Scriptures and
revealed them in the light of the New Testament.
Now is the time to read the Scriptures again. The Scriptures have been
preserved in the Ancient Aramaic language for thousands of years, since
the beginning of their recording, from the Days of Adam until the time
of Apostle Paul.
Paul wrote his Letters in his native Jewish language, the language that
Eashoa (Jesus) spoke, commonly known today as the Ancient Aramaic. Paul
also compiled all the Scriptures that were handed down to him by the
disciples and apostles of Eashoa (Jesus), and he passed them on to
future generations through the disciples and scribes that he trained.
By the advent of the 13th Century after Christianity, the Scriptures
were sealed again. They remained in the care of the Ancient Church of
the East scribes. Various Islamic rulers and conquerors that passed
through Mesopotamia and Asia Minor killed millions of members of the
Ancient Church of the East. The Roman Empire and its allies killed
millions of other members in an effort to destroy the original
Scriptures; but the original and authentic Scriptures remained sealed
in the original scribal language of the Jews, the Ancient Aramaic
language.
After the Romans converted to Christianity under Emperor Constantine,
the unsealed version of the original Scriptures fell into the hands of
the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholics laid claim to all the power
and authority of Christianity. The remnants of the Ancient Church of
the East fled to the East, to Persia, Mesopotamia, Anatolia and the Far
East. There the Scriptures were hand-copied and passed from generation
to generation, where they still remain today in the Ancient Aramaic
language, sealed in their liturgical form. These Scriptures are the
original and authentic Scriptures. They have been preserved also in
Africa and the Near East by the Ethiopian, the Coptic and other Eastern
Churches. The Dead Sea Scrolls and other archeological discoveries are
constantly turning up more of these sealed Scriptures. They are all
identical. They are in different scripts, the modern languages have
evolved; but all the Ancient Aramaic Scriptures are the same.
The early Greek converts to Christianity, and later the Roman converts
to Christianity also, translated the Scriptures that were left
unsealed. Over the centuries these Scriptures were modified and ended
up as the Bibles we find today being distributed by different
denominations.
The Disciples New Testament and the continuing translations of the Old
Testament you find on this website are from the sealed Scriptures of
the Disciples and Apostles of Eashoa (Jesus) the Messiah. Through the
process of translation of the liturgical manuscripts of the Scriptures,
it is possible to restore and rediscover the Apostolic Faith in the
name of Eashoa Msheekha (Jesus the Messiah).
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