The Aramaic New Testament

Dr. Andrew Gabriel Roth was born in New York and grew up in a Reform/Orthodox Jewish family. His language studies began early in Hebrew school. He earned a degree in Communications from Millersville University while serving as president ofthe local Hillel chapter (Jewish student union) on campus. In 1986 Andrew embraced faith in Yeshua as Messiah. Having already studied Hebrew and Greek, he now began studying the Aramaic dialect of Jews in the Second Temple Period. As a result of his studies, Dr. Roth has published several books, including: Signs of the Cross; Ruach Qadim: Aramaic Origins of the New Testament; and the Aramaic-English New Testament (AENT, 2008). He currently lives in Georgia (USA) and is preparing to release a brand new translation of the Aramaic Renewed Covenant into English. Andrew is also the Founder and President of One Faith, One People Ministries, which offers weekly Biblical teachings in a Hebraic context.

Dr. James J. DeFrancisco holds the following degrees: A.S., LaSalle Ext. University; L.L.B., LaSalle Ext. University; M.A., Baptist Christian College Graduate School; M.B.A., California Coast University; D.Min., American Bible College and Seminary; Ph.D., University of Biblical Studies & American Bible College and Seminary. He is an advanced board-certified life and leadership coach, counselor, and teacher, as well as president of Miltha Ministries in Mishawaka, Indiana. He teaches courses on all aspects of the Bible and is especially interested in counseling, Aramaic/Syriac, the Peshitta, Jewish mysticism, righteous Gentiles, and comparative religions.