The Very First Bible

The First Christian Bible of 144 A.D. Original, unedited Evangelion and Apostolikon.

UPDATE FOR THE PRESBYTER EDITION: This listing now contains the newly expanded and updated printing, featuring a built-in pre-Nicene liturgical guide and a selection of pastoral prayers integrated directly into the appendix.

A complete resource for autonomous worship. This edition is engineered to equip modern presbyters and parishioners with the tools needed to establish independent house churches ( domus ecclesiae ), faithfully mirroring the structure of the apostolic era.

The Crux of Salvation: The Descent of Jesus

The ultimate theological divide between early pure Christianity and the later Yahwist synthesis hinges entirely on one critical event: how Jesus arrived on Earth. The very first sentence of the Evangelion states this historic reality with absolute clarity:

"In the fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilate being governor of Judea, Jesus descended into Capernaum, a city in Galilee..."

This text determines a believer's spiritual destiny. In this original canon, Jesus arrives in fully human form by divine descent - wholly independent of birth, genealogy, or blood covenants. This single sentence exposes the core conflict of 144 A.D.: a theological battle between a divine inauguration and a retroactive scriptural fulfillment. In 144 A.D., Rome rejected Paul’s original Evangelion and its messenger, Marcion. This finalized the breach between true apostolic Christianity - worshipping God Our Father as revealed by Jesus - and the Yahwist faction that subordinated Jesus to Hebrew law and scriptures.

This volume is that Bible - restored, translated from the original Koine Greek (Pontiaka), and presented without centuries of retroactive editing.

This Complete Edition Contains Three Comprehensive Components: The Original Canon: The Evangelion (the early, pure gospel Paul refers to as "my gospel") and the Apostolikon (Paul’s ten original epistles: Galatians, 1-2 Corinthians, Romans, 1-2 Thessalonians, Laodiceans, Philippians, Colossians, Philemon), complete with Marcion's original prologues. Pre-Nicene Liturgical Guide: The sacred order of readings, prayers, and pastoral observances used by the first churches prior to the Diocletian persecution. Reference and Study Guide: A comprehensive historical breakdown (DOI:10.5281/zenodo.17964659) detailing the 144 A.D. confrontation, the suppression of the text, and its 1,900-year survival through dedicated archival preservation.

Dismantling the Historical Narrative: The Chronological Evidence: The Evangelion dates to 34 A.D. - recorded within a year of Paul's Damascus road revelation. The later canonical gospels (like Luke, dating to 70–85 A.D.) are expanded Yahwist text layers that intercalated a Hebrew backstory and Davidic genealogy to root Jesus in the covenant lineage of Yahweh. Refuting Retroactive Heresy: The common charges of docetism and ditheism stem entirely from Tertullian's hostile, secondary polemics. The primary source text itself refutes this, presenting a fully human, physically risen Jesus, one God of love and one adversary. A Theological Distinction, Not an Ethnic One: The rejection of the Hebrew scriptures was strictly theological. The Father revealed by Jesus was entirely unknown before the theophany, meaning He cannot be Yahweh, who was extensively documented. This is a claim about the identity of the Christian God - no more "anti-Jewish" than rejecting the Vedas is "anti-Hindu."
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