Study the
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In the true Name, in their original order the Tanakh and the Brett Kadash restored so the Qahal can read what was written, not what was changed.

2 Timothy 2:15 — “A Workman That Needeth Not Be Ashamed”

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Reference Bible

ESV Study Bible English Standard Version

The English Standard Version Study Bible for cross-reference study alongside the Truth Scriptures.

Old Testament Covenant

Truth Scriptures TA’ANAK

Old Testament Covenant Truth Scriptures TA’ANAK The Old Testament Covenant Books promoted by Promote The Truth. Study YAHUAH’s instructions in their original truth.

New Testament Covenant

Truth Scriptures Bariyt Kadash

The New Testament Covenant Books the renewed covenant through YAHUsha Mashiya, Promote The Truth edition.

Study by Series

Walk Through a Full Study

Multi-part series for the serious student designed to be watched in order, with companion notes.

# Restored Common Name Meaning
I Yahuah The LORD / Jehovah The Name of the Most High — "I AM that I AM"
II Yahusha Jesus "YAHUAH is salvation" — the Name of the Son
III Ruha HaQodesh Holy Spirit The Set-Apart Spirit of YAHUAH
IV Mashiyach Christ / Messiah The Anointed One
V Yashar'el Israel "Straight to El" — the covenant people
VI Qahal Church / Assembly The called-out gathering of YAHUAH
VII Brett Kadash New Testament The Set-Apart Covenant
VIII Tanakh Old Testament Torah, Nebi'im, Kethubim (Law, Prophets, Writings)
IX Mo'edim Feasts / Holidays The Appointed Times of YAHUAH
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Walk the Word

Scripture Reading Plans

Structured walks through the Word at three paces. Whichever you choose, the goal is the same to know YAHUAH through what He has written.

90 Days

The Foundations Walk

A focused journey through Bereshith, Shemoth, Wayyiqra, Bemidbar, and Devarim — the five books of Mosheh that
anchor the entire covenant.

5 Books   ~25 min/day

365 Days

The Whole Scripture

Read the entire Tanakh and Brett Kadash cover to cover in one year. Roughly four chapters a day, alternating Old and New Covenant readings.

Full Bible   ~30 min/day

52 Weeks

The Torah Portions

The traditional weekly parashah cycle — a portion of Torah, Prophets, and Brett
Kadash read together each Sabbath as the assembly gathers.

Weekly   For Sabbath

For the Serious Student

Study Tools

The companions that make the deep work possible concordances, lexicons, and references for digging into the original languages.

Strong’s Concordance

Look up every word of Scripture in its original Hebrew or Greek the foundational tool for verifying what a word actually means.

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Hebrew Lexicon

Word-by-word definitions and root meanings for the
Tanakh. Essential for understanding the names, the
feasts, and the Torah.

Open Lexicon →

Parallel Translations

Compare the Truth Scriptures side-by-side with the
ESV, KJV, and the Hebrew/Greek interlinear texts at any
verse.

Open Parallel →

Names & Places Atlas

Maps, lineages, and geography of the Scriptures see
where Yashar’el journeyed and where the tribes were
scattered.

Open Atlas →

Before You Open the Book

How to Read with Understanding

A few principles to carry every time you open the Scriptures the difference between reading words and receiving truth.

I

Pray Before You Open It

The Ruha HaQodesh is the teacher of the Scriptures. Without
Him, the words are letters. With Him, they are life.

II

Let Scripture Interpret Scripture

If a passage is unclear, look for the same theme elsewhere.
YAHUAH does not contradict Himself — line upon line, precept
upon precept.

III

Read in Context

Who is speaking? Who are they speaking to? What came before, what comes after? A verse pulled from its place will mislead every time.

IV

Walk What You Learn

The Word was never given to be argued. It was given to be lived. Hearing without doing is the foundation built on sand.

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