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Andre Yousef Antone Moubarak, born on August 17, 1975, is a Maronite Aramaic speaking Christian from the Christian Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City. Raised along the Via Dolorosa, he grew up immersed in the rich history and sacred traditions of this ancient city.
Fluent in multiple languages—including Aramaic, Arabic, Hebrew, English, and French—Andre co-founded Twins Biblical Academy. in Israel with his identical twin brother, Tony. As licensed tour guides and ordained ministers, they lead groups through the Holy Land, offering unique insights into the Aramaic and Jewish roots of Jesus.
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Apr 9, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Unveiling the New Testament Cultural History: A Journey into Its Roots
When we open the pages of the New Testament, we often find ourselves immersed in stories, teachings, and parables that have shaped Christian faith for centuries. But have you ever paused to wonder about the world behind those words? The new testament cultural history is a rich tapestry woven with the customs, languages, and traditions of the ancient Middle East. Understanding this background can illuminate Scripture in ways that deepen our faith and transform our spiritual walk. Let’s embark...
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Dec 31, 2025 ∙ 3 min
Aramaic Word of the Day - ܡܡܘܢܐ — mamona - wealth, money, that in which one places trust
Its root carries the idea of that in which one places trust. Mamona is not just currency; it is false security. In Aramaic thought, whatever you trust to sustain you becomes your master. Western thinking asks, “How much do I have?” Semitic thinking asks, “What am I leaning on?” Yeshua says plainly in Matthew 6:24: “You cannot serve God and mammon.”To Middle Eastern ears, this was not moral advice—it was a statement of reality. Service implies loyalty, obedience, and dependence. You cannot...
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Dec 30, 2025 ∙ 3 min
Aramaic Word of the Day - ܩܘܡ — qum - to rise, stand, take one’s place
Its root Q–W–M means to rise, to stand, to take one’s place. In Aramaic thought, qum is not only a physical movement. It signals inner alignment, a person positioning themselves in response to God’s call. Western thinking asks, “Do I understand enough to act?” Semitic thinking asks, “Am I willing to stand where God has called me?” Standing is the first act of faith. You hear this clearly in Yeshua’s words to the paralyzed man in Mark 2:11: “I say to you, arise (qum), take up your mat, and go...
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