AHAV BIBLE

The AHAV Bible reveals principles of quantum intelligent spirituality according to Hebraic definitions of love, humility, faith, confidence, reconciliation, wealth, etc., to unite and prosper our precious human family. The AHAV Bible does not censor sensitive, controversial, or inconvenient information. AHAV is an acronym for Aramaic Hebrew Amplified Version and Hebrew for “love,” which is the focus of the AHAV Bible.

The Greek New Testament has made invaluable contributions to Western civilization, but it has also been the source of hardship for millions of Jews, Muslims, and non-Christians and has caused infighting among Christian sects. The authors of the New Testament explain that Jesus is the promised Messiah who fulfilled prophecies from the Old Testament and established a new relationship between God and humanity. The New Testament authors record the origins and growth of early Christianity, including the teachings and experiences of Jesus’ apostles and other early Christian leaders. Letters within the New Testament offer practical advice, theological insights, and encouragement. The New Testament serves as a testament to living faith in God, offering moral, inspirational, and theological insights.

However, Jesus never wrote any books of the Greek New Testament. It is highly unlikely that Jesus would have taught the Greco-Roman Christian doctrine of Original Sin, personified Satan as the Devil, or portrayed himself as God. These concepts are inconsistent with the lifestyle and teachings of a Galilean Jewish Aramaic-speaking rabbi. The AHAV Bible is founded on the contextual understanding of the universal spiritual grammar inherent in the Hebrew and Galilean Aramaic languages and teachings of Jesus.

Two authors, who never personally met Jesus, wrote approximately 75% of the Greek New Testament. Paul the Apostle wrote about 48% of the New Testament. Luke, who was a disciple of Paul, wrote roughly 27.5% of the New Testament. Approximately 75% of the New Testament consists of statements of belief written by two authors who thought and wrote in Koine Greek and did not personally meet Jesus. However, we widely understand that Jesus spoke indigenous Galilean Jewish Aramaic. The AHAV Bible demonstrates how Jesus’ teachings, in his original Galilean Jewish Aramaic language, reflect the wisdom of his Hebraic Aidenic culture.

The AHAV Bible presents archaeological evidence from Galilean sites such as Nazareth, Capernaum, Tiberias, Sepphoris, Beyt Shean, and other first-century villages and cities. This evidence helps authenticate the language, culture, and original teachings of Jesus. Extensive archaeological discoveries confirm the historical context of the Greek New Testament and provide helpful details about the life and teachings of Jesus. The AHAV Bible explores Hebrew prophecies and first-century Hebraic Jewish spirituality, alongside the teachings of Jesus.

The AHAV Bible includes a mix of Ancient Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Latin words that have been transliterated and translated into English. This allows English readers to directly compare the contextual nuances of these Biblical languages. The AHAV Bible simplifies Hebrew by using root words without affixes, prefixes, suffixes, or infixes that modify the word’s meaning. It amplifies these root words in English to make it accessible to readers with limited knowledge of Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek.

The AHAV Bible illustrates differences between religious belief, superstition, and reality by defining spirituality according to quantum intelligence.