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In August 1424 the armies of England, Scotland and France met in the open fields outside the walls of Verneuil in a battle that would decide the future of the English conquests in France. The hero king, Henry V, had been dead for two years and the French felt that this was their chance to avenge their startling defeat at Agincourt, and recover the lands that Henry had won for England. Despite its importance, the battle is largely overlooked in accounts of the Hundred Years War. The Battle of Verneuil 1424 is the first proper account of the battle, and is also one of the first books to outline...

In the culture of the Bible, each person's name spoke of their character, nature, and to some, even of their destiny. In this volume, we'll discover that Mattityahu Levi was a conflicted man who fought against his own inherent destiny. He was a man named after the God who'd given him as a gift to his parents. And he was born into a family known for its closeness and service to Almighty God. Even so, Mattityahu Levi chose to become a tax-collector - a profession considered almost criminal - far removed from knowing and serving the Living God. We'll discover through Matthew's own writings more...

Have you ever wanted to go on an adventure? When we journey into the letters of Paul (Sha'ul) it's exactly like that. As we look at the letter to the Ephesians, we are presented with a picture of a Jewish message in a very non-Jewish world. I believe that this letter will help us learn how to integrate the Jewish Roots into our own Faith today. Come journey through Paul's letter to the Ephesians from the original Aramaic language, and allow your life to be changed You'll explore the deeper meaning found only in the original Aramaic language.

Jerusalem: 62 CE. Ya'akov haTzadik (James the Righteous) was thrown from the Jerusalem Temple and then beaten to death with a club. This devout man was so revered that the Jewish sect known as the Essenes placed his teachings in their library alongside the other revered Jewish writings, including the Torah Journey through the pages of the most Jewish book in the entire New Testament, from the culture of first-century Judaism and the language of Jesus