7 concrete examples from the New Testament which internally prove that 1st century Jews in Israel spoke Aramaic. Investigates whether the Peshitta Aramaic NT or Greek NT is the original, and whether few or many Jews spoke Greek.

Published paper by Hansen and Teich on tests and linguistic measures to determine the original source and translations, for any disputed texts.

(PDF). Pastor David Bauscher explains how the name of God is found in the Peshitta Aramaic NT; and how he displays God’s name in his Interlinear and Plain English Bibles.

(PDF). Pastor David Bauscher explains his philosophy in doing the Interlinear translation and Plain Text translation from the Peshitta Aramaic text into English.

This article is an examination of the division between Western and Eastern Manuscripts in the Peshitta Psalter and whether it is an insurmountable obstacle for a critical edition? by Ignacio Carbajosa from the San Dámaso School of Theology, Madrid.

In this article, Pastor David Bauscher gives a short summary of the distribution of spellings between the Eastern and Western Old Testament Peshitta.

NEW (PDF) or printable GIF. Pastor David Bauscher and others confirmed corrections to 4 verses (addition of 1 word in each verse) in the Peshitta Aramaic NT text. This document shows the changes needed. These four corrections are already in the current versions of the Interlinear and Plain English Bibles now for sale here. Owners of earlier versions of the Interlinear and Plain English Bibles may want to hand correct their printed text with the errata.

Pastor Dave Bauscher examines the story in John 7:53 to 8:11 that is missing in some Greek NT manuscripts and some Peshitta Aramaic NT manuscripts. The article examines how an early scribe/translator may have inadvertently skipped ahead and caused the loss of this story. New 8/23/2008.

A measure to determine whether the Greek NT or Peshitta NT is the original.

A test to determine which was original and which a translation (Peshitta vs. Greek NT).

Another test to determine whether the Peshitta or Greek NT is the original.

Compares entropy analysis of Greek and Peshitta NT texts to indicate which is the original.

A unique test looking for the signature of the author in encoding 95 divine names and titles. Uses Z-scores (entropy analysis) to gauge results.

Another test of the Peshitta versus a scrambled control text to indicate the degree of encoding of God’s names and titles, mosaic tests.

A summary of all the tests and evidence for the conclusion that the Peshitta Aramaic NT is the original and not the Greek NT. Includes historical writings and references.

A significant study utilizing specific scriptural examples as seen in the Peshitta Aramaic NT, 3 Greek NT manuscripts, and the Latin Vulgate NT in the book of Mark. Study sheds significant light on the question of primacy and translations for those studied.

A significant study utilizing specific scriptural examples as seen in the Peshitta Aramaic NT, 3 Greek NT manuscripts, and the Latin Vulgate NT in the book of Acts of the Apostles. Study sheds significant light on the question of primacy and translations for those studied.

Published paper by Wieland Willken titled, A Textual Commentary on the Greek Gospels–Volume 2, Mark. Analysis of the NT book of Mark from the Greek, which highlights problem areas.

An article by native Aramaic speaker and renowned researcher Paul Younan, showing the Estrangelo font of Syriac (Aramaic) in John chapter 1 with word for word interlaced English translation. Paul’s first language is Aramaic, and by clicking on the verse numbers, you can hear the verse read in Aramaic (first 11 verses).

Duplicating Bible Codes:

Duplicating Pastor Dave Bauscher’s Aramaic NT Bible code matrices. If you own
the CodeFinder: Millennium Edition program, you can duplicate Dave’s matrices
by downloading the zip file with the necessary files for your computer. This
was a Peshitta Aramaic NT search text (1905 Syriac) created in 2000 that
inadvertently had a verse duplicated in the Gospel of John. The new Peshitta
Aramaic NT (from September 2007) for CodeFinder: ME is a completely correct
search text. Therefore, this Peshitta Aramaic NT with errors will show up when
installed as: peshittaNTerrors.cod.

. Download the zip file and extract its 4 files to the codefiles folder.

Aramaic NT Bible Codes

Look here for new discoveries in finding spectacular Bible codes in the Peshitta
Aramaic New Testament. Pastor Bauscher has found valid Bible codes in the
Peshitta Aramaic NT, whereas other researchers have found no statistically
valid codes in the Greek NT manuscripts. Grant Jeffrey made a claim for Greek
codes a few years ago, but his findings were not statistically significant.
Therefore, these findings of significant valid codes in the Peshitta Aramaic NT
are worthwhile to examine. (all PDF files)