Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version

by Lew White

Description of Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version (BYNV) The Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version is the 66 books of Scripture in English, written for the current generation of Millennials. It uses plain English for describing the original ideas; instead of firmament, or expanse, it uses the word space. The true, original Name of Creator is used throughout, written in the original ancient Hebrew characters, yet leaving the rest of the text in English words. Uniformity of vocalization for the Hebrew letters in the names of many characters in the text is maintained; all Hebrew names are transliterated using English letters to sound them accurately, as closely as possible. The order of the 66 books is another feature, enabling the reader to flow from one book into the other; 2 Kronicles ends, and goes right into the book of Daniel, taking the reader from where the last book left off. There is a glossary for those who want to study certain words they encounter, and most books have the meaning of the book beside their title, providing the reader with more insight into the person that recorded it. The names are restored to be pronounced more correctly. Nahum is Nakum; Jonah is Yunah, Moses is Mosheh, Joshua is Yahusha, Joseph is Yusef, and so on. From Genesis (Bereshith) to Revelation, any reader will be fascinated with the truthful, clean message in this publication. In fact, "Besorah" is the Hebrew word that means message or report, that became the Old English term, Gospel, from the Greek euangelion. The Hebrew roots have been severed for most of the last 2 millenia, and this publication is an effort to restore them so the Truth comes through once again, and the famine of the Words of Yahuah ends, and His Word can go forth once again into the world. This book will challenge the experienced student of Scripture, and pour clean Living Water into the fresh minds of new seekers.

1583 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 31, 2013

About the author

My name is Lew White, and I am the author of Fossilized Customs, Strong Delusion, Truth Or Tradition, Torah Zone, Return Of Yahusha, Who Is Allah, Sunday Origins, Wormwood, Nimrod's Secret Identity, Torah Zone, Reapers, I am Yahuah, The Story Of Electric Ladyland, The LIE (most recent, released spring 2018), and the English translator of: Besorah Of Yahusha Natsarim Version (BYNV).
These books encourage a reader to see that there's a purpose underlying why we should obey the Ten Commandments, rather than see them as being impossible to obey (as most people have been taught for centuries).
Since childhood, I've asked those who taught me to explain why we do the things we do, and what their origins were. The answers they gave me did not satisfy my curiosity. The practicing of men's traditions and religious customs seen everywhere on Earth are derived from Babel, and forbidden by the Word of our Creator, Yahuah. The original meanings of symbols and practices were camouflaged under new meanings, and when exposed by the light of truth, they are all connected to ancient fertility rites of Babel. My books share the same message described at Acts 17:16-32, as Paul discussed the Truth with the idol worshiping philosophers at the Areopagus in Athens. We are created from one blood, we stopped listening to the instructions of our Creator, and all men must repent because a day is coming when all mankind will face judgment.
What we think is expressed in our behavior. If we exhibit a bitterness toward obeying, we've been trained to disobey by the teaching authority we have accepted. If we receive a love for the Truth, then we love to obey the Word of Yahuah.
I have always been driven to learn the motivation and purpose for things, and where our habits came from. When find our purpose, we commit to accomplishing it, and use each day to take steps toward it.
A purpose gives meaning to everything we do, and we can help others discover theirs.

Reviews

[Donna-Marie Osborne · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love this Sefer!

I love it, it has a few flaws but I love it for the true name of Yahuah and wish it said Yahushua, but it’s still my favorite Sefer of the Besorah. It also gives you a lot of break down of things, like the covenant, how to be grafted in etc. and a glossary of Hebrew words. I wish the glossary was more extensive. Wish it had the books of the apocrypha but again it’s my go to.

[Roger Tinajero · Rating 5 out of 5]

amazing.!

People need to read this translation, transliteration, and interpretation. It is beautiful you can tell Brother Lew was inspired by the spirit of Yahuah. Only one who obeys the commandments of Yahuah will have the ability to understand the mysteries that come from TMH.

[Jose Wilson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amei

[N · Rating 5 out of 5]

De-westernized Bible removing all replacement Theology inserted by Papal Rome.

[Helen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very informative of the truth

[clinton copeland · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great insight on the scriptures.