Last Updated: November 1, 2026
Quick Summary
Beginning your scripture journey is easier when you have both Testaments together in one convenient collection. The Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack brings the Ta'anak (Old Testament) and the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), 2nd Edition, together, helping you explore the Word of YAHUAH with greater understanding and confidence.
This special bundle pairs the Ta’anak (Old Testament) in a beautiful soft leather cover with the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) softcover, with the restored Name of the Creator and Mashiyha, YAHUAH, throughout.
- Two volumes, one complete collection: The Bundle Pack includes the Truth Scriptures Ta’anak (Old Testament) and the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament, 2nd Edition
- Build a strong foundation: Begin with the Ta’anak to get introduced to YAHUAH, get familiar with His Ten Commandments, Appointed Times, and promises that provide important background for understanding the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament).
- Take your time, making scripture reading a daily habit: Even ten minutes a day can help you develop a meaningful and consistent reading routine.
- Explore connections throughout Scripture: When you come across a quotation in the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), take a moment to find and read the original in the Ta’anak (Old Testament).
Table of Contents
- Why a Complete Scripture Bundle Makes Getting Started Easier
- What the Truth Scriptures Translation Is
- Inside the Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack
- Ta'anak and Bariyt Hadash: How the Two Halves Fit Together
- Your Beginner Scripture Reading Guide: A Simple Starting Sequence
- Common Questions Readers Ask Before Switching Translations
- Order Your Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack and Begin Reading
- Frequently Asked Questions
Why a Complete Scripture Bundle Makes Getting Started Easier
Beginning your scripture study can seem overwhelming when you’re unsure where to start or which books you need. A complete Scripture bundle makes the first steps much easier by bringing everything together in once convenient collection.
At Truth Scriptures, our Bundle Pack brings together the Ta’anak (Old Testament) and the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), giving new readers the opportunity to explore the complete Word of YAHUAH restored, without having to wonder which volume they need next
For many new readers, having both collections together makes it easier to develop a consistent reading routine and understand how the Scriptures connect. As you read through one book, you can explore related passages in another, gaining a fuller understanding of YAHUAH’s Word. Having everything in one place also makes it easier to continue your studies without needing to purchase additional volumes separately.
In this guide, we’ll explore the Truth Scriptures Translation (TST), what is included in the Bundle Pack, and simple ways to begin building a daily Scripture study routine. Whether you’re opening the Scriptures for the first time or looking to strengthen your existing study habits, the bundle can help you take the next step with full confidence.
What the Truth Scriptures Translation Is
The Truth Scriptures Translation (TST) is a restored-name edition of Scripture translated from ancient Abariy (Hebrew) and Aramiyt (Aramaic) manuscripts. Its purpose is to return the original names, words, and meanings that centuries of translation and religious tradition changed and obscured.
That distinction matters more than it may seem at first. When the Name YAHUAH appears throughout the text instead of a corrupt, substitute title, the reader meets the Creator and Mashiyha (Savior/Messiah) as the text names Him. The names of the prophets and places throughout Scripture are restored as well.
For a fuller explanation of the translation's approach and manuscript sources, please read our restored Name Scripture guide.
Restored Names and Source Texts
Each Ta'anak (Old Testament) volume includes an introduction, a preface, a list of restored names, and notes from the translation team, so readers can see the reasoning behind the text.
The notes are there to be examined.
Inside the Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack
The Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack contains two volumes: the Truth Scriptures Ta'anak, which is the Old Testament in a soft leather cover, and the Truth Scriptures Bariyt Hadash, the New Testament in softcover, 2nd Edition. Together they form one collection covering both Testaments.
The Ta'anak is priced at $77.00 on its own and the Bariyt Hadash at $47.00. The bundle brings both together at $99.00
What Each Volume Contains
- Truth Scriptures Ta'anak (Old Testament): soft leather cover, restored Name of YAHUAH throughout, translated from Abariy (Hebrew) and Aramiyt (Aramaic) manuscripts, with introduction, preface, restored names list, and translation team notes.
- Truth Scriptures Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), 2nd Edition: softcover, derived from Aramiyt (Aramaic) and Abariy (Hebrew) sources including the Peshitta, with restored names and a layout designed for comfortable daily reading.
The soft covers are designed to be portable for home, study groups, or travel.
Ta'anak and Bariyt Hadash: How the Two Halves Fit Together
The Ta'anak (Old Testament) and the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) are presented together as one collection covering both Testaments. That is why a complete scripture bundle for new readers pairs them rather than selling one volume at a time.
A common occurrence among new readers is reading the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) alone. It can be done, but the reader misses the foundations: the Ten Commandments, the Appointed times and Feasts such as New Moon Day, Shabats, Yum Tarua'ah and Yum Kapar, and the promises prophesied from the later writers. When a letter quotes a prophet or a tahliy (psalm), the reader without the Ta'anak (Old Testament) has no way to refer back to the source.
A Contents Checklist for a Complete Bundle
Before purchasing any editions or bundle, confirm it actually contains both halves of YAHUAH’s Word. Apply this checklist toward the Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack and consider the following:
- The Ta'anak (Old Testament) in full, not a selections volume or a devotional sampler.
- The Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) in full, including the letters, not only the first four books of Matatiyahu (Matthew), Maraqu (Mark), Luqah (Luke) and Yahuhanan (John).
- Restored names throughout, the Name of the Creator and Mashiyha, YAHUAH and the names of the prophets and landmarks, not corrupt, substituted titles.
- Translation notes and a restored-names list, so you can examine the reasoning rather than take it on trust.
- Introductions and prefaces, context for how each volume was translated and from which manuscripts.
- A readable, travel-friendly format, soft covers that flex rather than crack if the books live in a bag.
- Both volumes in one order, so it removes the guess work out of which book to buy next.
The Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack includes the Ta'anak (Old Testament) in a soft leather cover and the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), 2nd Edition, in softcover, with the restored Name of YAHUAH throughout.
How the Two Halves Connect Together
Read them together and the connections can be followed through the text. A passage in a Prophet’s Books explain a phrase in the Bashurah (Good/Great News). A law in the Ta'anak (Old Testament) gives context to an argument you would otherwise skim past. A tahliy (psalm) quoted in a letter suddenly has a home.
A simple habit makes the link visible: when you meet a quotation or an implication in the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament), take that moment to find the passage in the Ta'anak (Old Testament). Write the reference in your notebook beside the verse. Within a few weeks you will have a personal map of how the two halves speak to each other, and you will be reading the Word as one continuous account rather than two disconnected books. Together, both the Ta’anak (Old Testament) and Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) come together in agreement.
Your Beginner Scripture Reading Guide: A Simple Starting Sequence
Starting your Scripture reading journey into YAHUAH’s Word starts with having a simple reading plan that can help you become more familiar and will build a stronger understanding along the way. Begin with the Books that introduce you to the foundations of His Word, the history of Yisharal (Israel), and His instructions. Taking your time allows you to learn, reflect, and grow in your understanding with each reading
A great place to start if Barashiyt (Genesis), where you’ll discover the account of YAHUAH’s creation and the beginnings of mankind and Yisharal (Israel). From there, continue to Shamut (Exodus), which shares the account of YAHUAH revealing His identity to Mashah (Moses), delivering His people from Matsar (Egypt) and establishing His instructions for them, further establishing who YAHUAH is and what He asks of His people, and continues throughout Uiyqara (Leviticus) and Bamadabar (Numbers). Next, read Dabariym (Deuteronomy), where the Commandments are restated and explained to the next generation preparing to enter into the Promised Land.
These Books provide a meaningful foundation for understanding the rest of Scripture.
Once you’ve become familiar with these foundational books, continue by reading one of the books which share the Bashurah (The Good/Great News) to learn about the life and teachings of Yahusha (YAHUAH Mashiyha), followed by the letters. Try setting aside ten to fifteen minutes each day for reading and reflection.
Remember to not rush or expect to understand everything you read immediately. The most important thing is to remain consistent, ask questions, and allow your understanding of YAHUAH’s Word to grow with time.
Keep a notebook nearby as you begin your study journey. Write one verse that stood out and one question you could not answer. Bring the questions to your next study group; that is what they are for. Check out our YAHUAH journals, great tools for writing, studying and living the Word.
A Realistic Completion Timeline
Many new readers often contemplate the length of time it takes to read the entire Word. This varies from one reader to another, and pace depends on how much time each day you prioritize to read. Instead of guaranteeing a fixed number of months, set a pace you can sustain and track your progress in the notebook. A routine built on two short weeks will outlast any plan that is inconsistent. The goal is to learn the true Word with deep understanding, so applying daily habits will accomplish this.
Interpreting What You Read Responsibly
A bundle gives you the text and strong study techniques give you the best interpretation of Scripture. The following four habits will aid in your progress:
- Read in context. Read each verse in its full context to understand true meaning: in the paragraph, chapter, and book, and not what it means when isolated.
- Note the genre. Whether it’s a law, narrative, poetry, prophecy, or a letter, each work differently. A tahliy (psalm) and a statute are not read the same way.
- Check the setting. Ask who is speaking, to whom, and when. The translation notes and introductions in each volume are essential here.
- Compare with other passages. Let clearer passages inform harder ones which will bring better understanding when recognizing the connection.
Common Questions Readers Ask Before Switching Translations
Readers who have used another translation for decades may ask whether a restored-name translation will make daily reading challenging. The List of Restored Names in both Truth Scriptures volumes can help answer those questions
The Bundle Pack includes introductions and translation notes to help readers to better understand the text.
If you are still comparing editions, our guide to choosing a Truth Scriptures edition as a beginner walks through which volume suits which reader. Readers who want to hear from others before deciding can read what our readers say about clarity and the restored names.
Order Your Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack and Begin Reading
The gap between desiring to study Scripture and actually getting started comes down to having the right books accessible to you. The Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack puts both Testaments there at once, in one order, with the restored names and Word of YAHUAH intact.
Your next step is simple: Start reading. Open Barashiyt (Genesis) and read for ten minutes. Then do it again tomorrow. Remember, a daily routine builds consistency. This is powerful and will get you on your way to deep understanding of YAHUAH’s Word.
Order the Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack and begin reading the restored Word of YAHUAH, from the foundation through the fulfillment, with His Name brought back to every page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack?
The Truth Scriptures Bundle Pack contains two volumes: one Truth Scriptures Ta'anak (Old Testament) with a soft leather cover, and one Truth Scriptures Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) in softcover, 2nd Edition. Together they cover the whole of Scripture with restored names throughout. The set is priced at $99.00; the two volumes are priced at $77.00 and $47.00 when purchased separately.
Is a complete scripture bundle suitable for someone new to Scripture reading?
Yes. A complete scripture bundle gives a new reader both halves of Scripture in one purchase, so there is no gap to fill later. The Truth Scriptures editions include an introduction, preface, a list of restored names, and notes from the translation team. Start with the Ta'anak (Old Testament) for the foundational context, then progress to the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) for the accounts of Yahusha's (YAHUAH Mashiyha) life and teachings.
How should a new reader begin reading the Truth Scriptures?
Begin with the Ta'anak (Old Testament) to learn and understand the foundations of YAHUAH's creation, revealing His identity and establishing His instructions, then progress to the Bariyt Hadash (New Testament) reading ten minutes each day. Follow the accounts of Yahusha's (YAHUAH Mashiyha) life first, then the letters. Keep a notebook for questions and reflection. Read prayerfully, look up each restored name in the list provided, and revisit passages rather than rushing. A steady daily reading routine matters more than covering large sections quickly.
What is the difference between the Ta'anak and the Bariyt Hadash?
The Ta'anak is the restored translation of the original Abariy (Hebrew) and Aramiyt (Aramaic) Scriptures commonly called the Old Testament. The Bariyt Hadash, commonly known as the New Testament, is the restored translation of the New Testament, drawn from Aramiyt (Aramaic) and Abariy (Hebrew) sources including the Peshitta. Both volumes restore the Name of the Creator and Mashiyha, YAHUAH, and the original names of the prophets and landmarks.
