George M. Lamsa was an Assyrian author and native Aramaic speaker, who translated the Aramaic Peshitta (literally "straight, simple") Old and New Testaments into English. In this work, he explains his views on the customs, m...

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George M. Lamsa was an Assyrian author and native Aramaic speaker, who translated the Aramaic Peshitta (literally "straight, simple") Old and New Testaments into English. In this work, he explains his views on the customs, manners and idioms of Biblical times.

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