The Hebrew Israelite Bible
A revision of the King James Version, edited by Shar Ahrayahla of House of Bread.
What is The HIB
The Hebrew Israelite Bible (HIB) is a revision of the King James Version. This Bible preserves the name of The Most High God, in the Paleo Hebrew script (𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄).
The names of Biblical characters, places and things have been transliterated in what some would call the “Lashawan Qadash” as well. (For example, instead of Judah, Israel, Jesus, David and Moses, one would read Yahawadah, Yasharahla, Yahawashi, Dawad and Mashah.)
The HIB includes
- A gloss hardcover casing
- Entire 1611 canon (including Apocrypha)
- Paleo and Modern Hebrew chart with transliterations and root meanings
- Red Letter
What sets the HIB apart?
The Divine Name Restored
The name of The Most High God, YAHAWAH, is preserved throughout in the Paleo Hebrew script.
Transliterated names
Names of persons, places and things are transliterated in what many call the Lashawan Qadash, or Holy Tongue.
The entire 1611 canon
The complete 1611 canon, including the Apocrypha, in a revised King James Version.
Red Letter
The words of the Messiah are presented with red letters.
Hebrew reference chart
A Paleo and Modern Hebrew chart with transliterations and root meanings.
Transliteration examples from the product description
Inside a printed copy
The HIB at home and on the go
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News from the HIB
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