The Numash project is an in-depth, verse-by-verse commentary starting with the Gospel of Matthew, restoring the Hebraic thought of the authors. This scholarly endeavor aims to explore the linguistic, theological, and cultural dimensions of the gospels, offering insights that align with Orthodox Jewish perspectives, particularly through the lens of Torah observance and rabbinic texts.
The commentary integrates a wide array of sources, including the Talmud, Midrash, Zohar, and Chassidic teachings, to provide a comprehensive analysis of each verse. The linguistic approach examines the Greek text of the Gospels alongside their equivalent Hebraic terms and concept conterparts, identifying translation issues and offering alternative interpretations that stay true to the text and Hebraic view while avoiding the Greek philosophical injections that many translations are rooted in.
Volume I: In Progress
There may be additional edits, additions, or re-wording of some commentary (such as linking to later verse commentary) which is not reflected in the files below. We will continue to update these files if there is a significant change. First editions will be 'Full Size" and available to purchase in 7x10" hardcover printed format for those who prefer physical copies.
Matthew 1-21 | ~410 pages
Volume II
Matthew 22-28 | ~130 pages
Mark 1-28 | ~201 pages
Volume III
Luke 1-24 | ~450 pages
Volume IV
John 1-21 | ~450 pages
Volume V
Acts 1-16 | ~350 pages
Volume VI
Acts 17-28 | ~300 pages
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