The Book of the Natsarim | Restored Names Version | Chapter 1

[@trustchrist9621]

Praise Yah! 😀 What a blessing! 😊

[@largefamilyreviews9]

this is still the best version on youtube that i can find, thank you

[@animallover7072]

Thanks for uploading these audiobooks. I will definitely listen to them, even though I prefer translations that are in plain English.

[@jeremyhula931]

Thank y'all for this amazing work.

[@animallover7072]

You have a great voice perfect for narration. I also really like the background music.

[@ImmersedInFire]

It's actually a service I used for this. But I agree it came out fantastic! Thanks for listening.

[@largefamilyreviews9]

where has this been? a scripture that uses the real names, and the Name above all

[@largefamilyreviews9]

they have put some of the most evil ads ever on these videos. you can remove them by placing the videos under 18+, or selecting the no ads option

[@ImmersedInFire]

Should have gone through all the comments first. 😂 thank you I will try it

[@alanacartes3382]

OK, so merely 1:53 into the reading and I took note that Mary, in this text is "Miriam ", and so I am confused and this was posted 2 months ago and I see no other posted comments with respect to her name change?

[@ImmersedInFire]

Miriam is the Hebrew way to say Mary.

[@dannymack9636]

MirYam is Mary, Mary is the English version of MirYam, does it make sense now.

[@alanacartes3382]

@@ImmersedInFire thank you. I had not heard that before and I didn't see your reply before just now.

[@animallover7072]

I wish you would have included the words on screen so I could read along with you.

[@ImmersedInFire]

Here's a link the book parableofthevineyard.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Books-of-the-Natsarim-2.pdf

[@steffaniedennings7671]

HalleluYAH

[@paidinred1]

This audio recording says chapter one. When in reality it’s chapter 5. The first to chapters are similar to a forward. Chapter 3 speaks on John the Baptist.

[@ImmersedInFire]

I think the version you have might lump them all together. This one Breaks those out into 2 separate books.

[@paidinred1]

@@ImmersedInFire iThInKtHeVeRsIoN. Correct!

[@VicoAlessandro2]

I'm new to this Gospel. Where did they find this Gospel??

[@ImmersedInFire]

There is a foreword in the book that talks about its origins. parableofthevineyard.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Books-of-the-Natsarim-2.pdf

[@VicoAlessandro2]

@@ImmersedInFire Thank you for the Info but I am a bit uncertain about this Gospels but hopefully it won't corrupt me 😅

[@naturaloptions1407]

Reading is great Sadly the music is too loud and distracting. I can barely focus on the message. 😢

[@ImmersedInFire]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@animallover7072]

Is there a version of this book in a regular translation ? I’m not familiar with all of the original names and words. I’d rather read something in plain English. The KJV is easier to read and understand than this translation.

[@stevenvanvuuren8394]

Its not hard to call the reat of the people in history by thier actual names is it? Do translate tiberius or napoloen. pontius pilate.... Hmmm its their names its just you been taught ignorance so why keep the inxorrect ignorance? Noone waa called Jesus in judah Noone was called yeshua They used their language of which YAH.and YAHU is 100% confirmed NOTHING WRONG WITH NOT CALLING YOU A INCORRECT NAME ITS A GOOD THING

[@animallover7072]

@@stevenvanvuuren8394 learn how to spell and write before trying to lecture me on original languages. You misspelled several words.

[@animallover7072]

@@stevenvanvuuren8394 and I don’t care about original names, I’m not a Pharisee like you are.

[@10mississippi]

I was so excited to listen to this audiobook version as I own it in hardback. But it was so sad that the background music is way, way, way too loud and it overpowers the vocal . So I finally gave up and unsubscribed. I really do wish you could adjust it though.

[@HomesteadAlabama]

Plz block Babylonia adds..❤

[@ImmersedInFire]

None of these videos are monetized. I'm not sure what else I can do 🤷‍♂️

[@HomesteadAlabama]

Ok,​@@ImmersedInFire

[@jeremyhula931]

I want you guys to really consider what chapter 1 verse 6 says. After 8 days had elapsed, the child was named Yeshua... Not Yahusha.

[@praiseyhwh6383]

My understanding is the name Yeshua is an Aramaic, not Hebrew. The word “yeshu” means “blotted out” which would give the name yeshua the meaning of “to blot out the Name” - many men have tried to blot the true Name out of existence, I cannot be part of that… I love the Father and His Ben! I will call upon the Name of Yahusha❤❤❤

[@LorenaOilsfreak]

We call him Yahoshua in spanish.

[@saltoftheearth2131]

Im not sure if you noticed or not brother, but right after verse six it says that they then called Him YAHUSHA. I just wanted to point it out because sometimes we miss certain details.

[@saltoftheearth2131]

@@praiseyhwh6383 can you please give me referance where i can find this info? either strongs? blue letter bible? hebrew lexicon? I ask because i have never seen anywhere that yeshu means blotted out.

[@paulspitz5510]

Won’t lie, it knocked my socks off to hear Nimrod’s name that close to the messiah. Nimrod is the Antichrist, so that was wild to hear those names so close together. Where is this from? Why have I never heard this?

[@stevenvanvuuren8394]

This feels real... More so that the cannon