It has finally happened, the land of Abraham's ancestors has been liberated. The Ancient Aramaic Scriptures calls this land "Paddan Aram" or in other words "Aram's Peninsula." This was the Western region of Bet-Nahrein or Mesopotamia. This falls in today's Iraq. Isn't it amazing that nobody in the major news media ever talks about God's hand in all this? However, President George W. Bush did say in a recent speech that all freedom is from God, and he's right. With this great event having transpired in history, we can now discover some of the most ancient manuscripts of the Scriptures. It's only a matter of time now before I'll be able to present more proof of the validity of the translation I'm doing, and my introductory notes in the original project proposal below will be justified.
"And the appropriateness of the site will take into consideration the use of the best and oldest sources of the Books of the Bible. The different modern Aramaic versions of the Scriptures will be compared and carefully studies for intended idiomatic meanings, in the context of the texts and the cultures that embodied the specific scholarship that produced the variations of the idioms and styles of the Scripture. Furthermore, in the final index section, there will be references to the ancient literature and mythology of Ashur, Babylon, as well as all the other Biblical lands that corroborate and enrich the meaning and scope of the content and style of the Old Testament."