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Announcing Hebraic-Roots Commentary!

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Announcing Hebraic-Roots Commentary!

Jan-22-2002 at 02:22 AM (UTC+3 Nineveh, Assyria)


Announcing:

The Hebraic-Roots Version Commentary
Volume 1: Semitic Light on the Four Gospels
Dr. James Trimm

I have completed writing the long awaited Volume 1 of the Hebraic Roots Commentary.

This book examines the Four Gospels using Jewish Hermeneutics in light of hundreds of citations and quotations from:

* The Tanak

* The Dead Sea Scrolls

* Rabbinic literature
(including the Mishna, the Talmud, Midrashim, Targums, the Zohar etc.)

* The Book of Enoch (quoted by Jude 1:14-15 and alluded to on many occasions
in the New Testament)

* The Lost "Gospel according to the Hebrews" once used by the Nazarenes
and often quoted by the "Church Fathers".

* Historical sources like Josephus, Philo etc.

This commentary also delves into nuances in the original Hebrew and Aramaic text including Semitic idioms and offers important insights from the sources listed above. This important book will help you better understand the text of the Four Gospels in light of first century Judaism, the Semitic text itself, etc.

If you enjoyed the Hebraic-Roots Version you will LOVE the HRV Commentary!

Volume 1 is complete and ready for proofreading. We are projecting that we will have this book published by April 1st. (Please note this is a projection date and not the date it will necessary be out, though this is our plan!)

BUT we need to raise the funds to print the first edition of this book as a quality, hardbound volume.

Therefore we are offering a special pre-publication deal! You can reserve your copy by ordering a prepublication now and we will cover your shipping. That is correct. No shipping costs if you pre-order HRV Commentary (offer expires April 1st). This offer is only valid to USA shipping. Meaning if it is being shipped to a USA address then there is no shipping cost. HOWEVER, if you are needing this to ship overseas and if you pre-order we will take $5 off shipping on all international orders!

Please view our shipping and payment polices so you know when your order ships. Also note that you will get a shipping confirmation email if you send us your email address.

https://www.nazarene.net/shipping_and_payment_information.htm

Here is how to order:

It is available for $40 or $44 dollars ($40 plus $0 for domestic shipping, $4 for international). Offer expires for free shipping or the discount shipping on April 1st, 2002, no exceptions. If sending by mail your letter must have a post mark of April 1st or before to qualify for this offer. You can pay by credit card using Mastercard or Visa by going to the following website:

https://www.paypal.com

Use the email address: sales@nazarene.net
Amount: $40 or $44 ($40 plus $0 shipping domestic or $4 for international) offer expires April 1st, 2002
Email Subject: Payment on HRV Commentary
Notes: Put a phone number where you can be contacted in case we need to reach you and make sure you put a correct mailing address down.

or you can send a payment made out to SANJ by money order or check and send payment to the following:

SANJ
PO Box 471
Hurst, Texas 76053

If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us at the following:

Payment or ordering information: sales@nazarene.net
Information about the book itself: jstrimm@nazarene.net

Thank you,
SANJ

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