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Matthew's genealogy promises 42 names but seemingly has only 41. Unless, that is, the text is read with an Aramaic background in mind. Andrew Gabriel Roth's publications include The Apostolic Writings: A Translation from Aramaic to English of the Divinely Inspired Words of the Messiah and His Apostles and Kidnapped from God, The Call to Come Home - A Judeo-Christian history behind what is separating us from our Creator . Andrew is the founder and president of One Faith One People Ministries.
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