Pearls Of The PeshittaThis series of web pages provides free lessons on the Pearls of the Peshitta (Aramaic New Testament).
Home | Aramaic New Testament | Pearls of the Peshitta | Lessons Welcome to these lessons on the Pearls of the Peshitta (Aramaic New Testament). The Aramaic Peshitta contains a wealth of puns, poetry, plays on words, acrostics and hidden codes. These are all hallmarks of an original text, demonstrating that the Aramaic Peshitta is not a mere translation of the Greek New Testament, but the original God-breathed text from which Greek, Latin, English and all other New Testaments have subsequently been translated. The Peshitta is proof of Aramaic Primacy, rather than Greek Primacy. The following lessons on the Pearls of the Peshitta are currently available. Make sure you check back soon, because we are adding new lessons all the time! Background
Acrostics In The PeshittaHidden Codes In The PeshittaGreek Variant Readings Explained By The Peshitta
Plays On Words In The PeshittaPoetry In The PeshittaWords With Dual Meanings In The PeshittaWords With Triple Meanings In The PeshittaIn addition to the Aramaic New Testament, this web site has free lessons on Learning Aramaic, the History of Aramaic, Biblical Aramaic, the Aramaic Targums and the Aramaic Old Testament (Peshitta Tanakh). You may also be interested in our free lessons on the Tanakh or Hebrew Bible at our sister site, AllThingsHebrew.Com. In particular, we have a corresponding group of lessons called Treasures of the Tanakh showing that, like the Aramaic Peshitta, the Hebrew Bible has similar hallmarks of an original-language text. Home | Aramaic New Testament | Pearls of the Peshitta | Lessons |
|