Hebrew Israelite Bible (HIB)
The revised King James Version with YAHAWAH in Paleo-Hebrew script, gloss hardcover, entire 1611 canon.
Discover the Scriptures presented with the sacred name of The Most High God in Paleo-Hebrew script (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄) and biblical names transliterated into Lashawan Qadash.
The name of The Most High God, YAHAWAH, is preserved throughout in the Paleo Hebrew script.
Names of persons, places and things are transliterated in what many call the Lashawan Qadash, or Holy Tongue.
The complete 1611 canon, including the Apocrypha, in a revised King James Version.
The words of the Messiah are presented with red letters.
A Paleo and Modern Hebrew chart with transliterations and root meanings.
How familiar names read in the HIB
The revised King James Version with YAHAWAH in Paleo-Hebrew script, gloss hardcover, entire 1611 canon.
The HIB as a password-protected PDF you download to your own device.
Embroidered 100% cotton snapback with YAHAWAH in ancient Hebrew script.

As a Brooklyn native born and raised in the Baptist Church, I have always had a zeal for God and the Bible. One of my earliest memories was of my bible study instructor telling me that I would grow up to become a pastor.
“After my first Passover, I began working on The Hebrew Israelite Bible.”
Raised in the Baptist Church in Brooklyn and once headed for seminary, Ahrayahla was led to study Hebrew and Greek, and presents the HIB to the nation of Yasharahla as the culmination of four years of work.
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