The Original Aramaic New Testament in Plain English:
At the end of 2007, Pastor Bauscher completed, The Original Aramaic New Testament in Plain English. It's a smooth English version of the Interlinear, which was requested by readers who stumbled over the word-for-word Interlinear, since Aramaic sentence structure is different than English. Personally, I strongly encourage readers to get the Interlinear, because you can see the Aramaic words for study purposes and look them up in an Aramaic-English dictionary like A Compendious Syriac Dictionary by J. Payne Smith. However, I can understand why those less disposed towards indepth study might prefer the smooth English translation.
Pastor Bauscher has two versions of the Plain English NT available: One has all the same textual notes as the Interlinear throughout the text, and the other is a compact version stripped of all the wonderful textual notes. As you can tell, I have the version with all the notes in it, and highly recommend that printed version of the Plain English NT from the Aramaic.
Formats available for The Original Aramaic NT in Plain English:
Printed books or low cost eBook versions
1. Printed books come in 8.5"x11" or 6"x9" page size versions with all the textual notes.
2. Printed version without notes is in 6"x9" page size.
3. Low cost eBook versions available too; download after payment.

The storefront page link above for Pastor David Bauscher's books has all the Plain English NT options too, besides the Interlinear NT options. My highest recommendation is to purchase the Interlinear NT, but if you don't want to dig indepth and want a smooth English text, then get the Plain English NT printed version with textual notes. You won't regret it!

Randy writes:
“Thank you so much for the book The Original Aramaic New Testament in Plain English. I am becoming more convinced through your work and efforts that the Original New Testament was in Aramaic and not in the Greek as many believe.”

Tim writes:
I want to tell you how happy I am after looking over your pdf version
of the translation. It is superb. The beauty and simplicity really hit
me. I was so pleased that I ordered 3 copies of the B&W version. It is
so easy to read the literal English, even with the sentence structure
being a bit different. I actually like reading it better than the prose
version underneath, although that is a great feature. The detail you
have gone into to show differing translations and how errors occurred
is great too, it is quite helpful.

Blake writes:
“One example is Mark 11:24 ‘Therefore I say to you, that everything that you pray and ask, believe that you are receiving it and you shall have it.’
This scripture I have struggled with for many years, and now after learning how to look it up on a chart (some grammar, although for OT Aramaic) and reading your translation, I understand this scripture and how you are to believe when asking. It was life changing for me, seriously.

There are many scriptures like this, in which (another translator) has written them wrong, and you show it correctly. So I would like to see people get a hold of your materials before (the other translator’s). How can a person believe the words of God and have faith in Him when we know they are translated incorrectly?
Thank you again for all your hard work in putting this material together.”

J. writes:
Most believe that the N.T. was written in Greek.
But all of the Word comes from the Hebrew race, language & culture.
How can we expect to know all of the underlying meanings without knowing the background?
We can't. I highly recommend the purchase of Pastor Dave Bauscher's Interlinear as a download PDF for only $9.99.
He made the download inexpensive so that it would be accessible by everyone.
http://aramaicnt.com/
It would be a wonderful Bible study aid for anyone reading the New Testament.

Ryan writes:
“Each time I read The Peshitta in Plain English my heart is arrested! I can feel the power and ‘simplicity’ rearranging my dendrites. Merely displaying open the Interlinear upon a book ledge emanates an aeon of unbroken scribal fortitude.”

I sent Paul Younan copies of my interlinear and Plain English translation. Paul Younan is a native Aramaic speaker, Deacon of his church (The Church of The East) in Chicago, and translator of the famous Peshitta Interlinear, and web site host of Peshitta.org. Paul has done more to educate people about Aramaic and The Peshitta Bible via his web site and interlinear than anyone I know of.
He writes: “They're awesome, brother. I love it.”