The Words Of Jesus In The Original Aramaic Stephen Andrew Missick by Stephen Andrew Missick 9781600341076, 1600341071 instant download after payment.

Although Bible scholars have called Aramaic "the Language of Jesus", most Christians have never heard of Aramaic. However, anyone who has read the Bible has been exposed to Aramaic whether
he or she knows it or not. "Abba, Father" is Aramaic. Golgotha. the place where Jesus was crucified is Aramaic for "Skull- Place:' Names such as Thomas, Barnabas, Martha, and Magdalene are all Aramaic
names. "Maranatha" is a short Aramaic prayer that is left un-translated in the New Testament. Translated from the Aramaic it means, "Our Lord, Come!" After the release of Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion of
the Christ," which was filmed mostly in Aramaic, more people have been exposed to the Aramaic language than ever before.
Aramaic is an important but often over-looked tool in discovering the mind of Christ. This book is an introduction to Aramaic biblical studies and to the last Christians who still speak the ancient Aramaic
language, the Assyrians of Melopotamia. This book also explores the Aramaic behind Christ's words, such
a" in the title Christ used for himself, the Son of Man, which is
Barnasha in Aramaic, and looks at important people in early Aramaic Christianity, such as James the Just and Mary of Magdala.
REVEREND STEPHEN ANDREW MISSICK
graduated from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville,
Texas and has attended Southwestern Baptist Theological
Seminary. He has extensively studied the Aramaic language.
Aramaic literature and 81blical studies and the Christian
Churhes of the Aramaic tradition.
He has several artlicles on the history of the Assyrian
Aramaic Church published in Ihe Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies.. He
IS Ihe writer and Illustralor of the weekly carloon strip. "Chronicles: Facts
from lhe Bible"
Reverend Missick served in the United Slata Military in Baghdad In
Operation Iraqi Freedom during 2003 and 2004. He has Traveled throughout
Middle East several times visiting Christian communilies in Egypt, Iraq,
Syria, Lebanon and the Holy Land.