Take a look at just a few of the mistranslations that have been handed down to us from the older corrupted versions (as eg. the KJV);

Clearly, this Messianic psalm makes much more sense when we see the prophecy is about Yahweh the Father preparing a physical body for the eternal Messiah, who was His son, to come and dwell for 33 years as a human being. This is clearly missed in the mistranslated King James version.

Compare the next scripture;

In Aramaic as in Hebrew there are no vowels, simply markings under the words, which many times are not listed. The word for camel in Aramaic is gamla and would look like this "gml". The word for heavy rope is gamala and would also look like "gml" without the vowels. So when the translator translated this scripture from Aramaic to Greek, he simply made a mistake and put camel instead of heavy rope. This is a Jewish idiom. You cannot put a heavy rope through a needle, but if you take it apart strand by strand, then one strand can go through. Yahshua is using this idiom to show that a rich person would need to give up his possessions strand by strand or piece by piece to enter the Kingdom of Yahweh.

Look at another mistranslation from the Greek translation.

According to the Greek translation there is a major problem here as a leper cannot own property, live inside of Jerusalem nor have feasts that Jewish people would be able to attend. The problem is quickly erased when the Aramaic translation is used as it was simply a mistake of translating into Greek ‘garba’ which means leper instead of ‘garaba’ which means ‘jar maker’. Simon the jar maker fits much better considering the story is about a woman having an expensive jar with expensive perfume. Since vowels are only pointed in Hebrew and Aramaic, both roots would be ‘grb.’

There are also almost 100 scriptures in the Tanach (Old Testament) that personify our Savior’s name. Due to the fact that most translations do not use our Savior’s original Hebrew name they totally miss this fact. Look at a few examples below:

Verse 11 of Isaiah 62 is a Hebrew idiom; ‘raising the stones” is an ancient phrase that was used for a forerunner to go before a King and clear the highway of any potholes or stones for the King’s triumphal passage. (See Mal 3:1).

Then, in verse 11 it states to tell the daughter of Zion that Yahshua is coming and His reward is with Him (Rev 22:12) to give to each according to his work. There is no way to have the true meaning of this verse without having the proper name of our savior, Yahshua properly transliterated.

Read Is 52:9! :

and how He is proclaimed as Messiah in Hab 3:13

The literal translation clearly states Yahweh went forth for His people with “Yahshua His Messiah”. There are almost 100 similar bible scriptures in the original Hebrew that are missed in almost every translation ever made. Please read the introduction for the meaning of Aleph and Tav.

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