Didache! Hora'ah! (2) The Teaching of the Twelve for All the Tribes

Didaché! Hora’ah! English / Greek / Hebrew Teaching of the Twelve for All the Tribes, a New, True Names, Hebraic-English Version Interpaginated with the Received Greek Text. The "Teaching" originated as a practical manual for leaders in the Nazorean (Netzari, Nazarene) movement of the first century, composed and redacted in the middle decades, perhaps by an overseer of the Jerusalem Assembly, to be used in establishing new assemblies. Dating the work to as early as the 40s or 50s is confirmed by trusted witnesses, doctrines in common with dated sources, and internal evidence. The Apostles relay the teachings of the Master on ritualistic life in the assembly, including the Two Roads doctrine, eating, baptizing, fasting, praying, the Todah Rabbah (Communion), teachers, apostles, prophets, overseers and deacons, self-examination among equals, and the Last Days.