El Cefer 1.0

The Hebrew word (את) signifies divine, while the Hebrew term cefer (ספר) translates to book, scroll, letter, or writing. Thus, את CEFER is referred to as the "Divine Book." This comprehensive collection of Sacred Scriptures seeks to restore much of what has been omitted or misinterpreted in the Bible over the centuries.

Key features of את CEFER include:

• A translation approach that maintains the original names of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit rather than substituting them.
• Transliteration of over 3,100 other Hebrew names and locations without replacement.
• The restoration of את in over 10,000 instances, a significant omission in other translations.
• Incorporation of the 74 previously canonized books, along with an additional 13 considered inspired or of historical importance, including Janok (Enoch) and Yovheliym (Jubilees) from the Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as Yashar (Jasher), 2-4 Esdras (Ezra), 1-2 Baruk and 1-4 Makkabiym (Maccabees), all presented in chronological order.
• Correction of notable errors for the first time in various texts including Shiyr HaShiriym (Song of Songs), Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 14, Zakaryahu (Zechariah) 5, Mattithyahu (Matthew) 23, alongside several other common inaccuracies found in nearly all prior Spanish translations.
• Restoration of Acts chapter 29 detailing Paul’s journey to Spain.

The Cefer application facilitates easy scripture searches by keyword, book, chapter, or verse and includes additional features such as:

• The ability to take organized notes.
• Highlighting options available in seven different colors.
• A lexicon of all transliterated Hebrew words found within את CEFER.
• The Daily Hebrew Prayer.
• Links to our weekly Torah portion, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon's blog, and other free articles and downloads available on our website.

A one-time purchase covers all future text updates and revisions.