EWHAL is delighted to continue having Cepher Publishing Group’s exhibition
of the אה Cepher Scriptures and their new 66-book canon, The Way, The Truth, and The Life
Location: Lutterworth & District Museum, the home of John Wycliffe!
12D Market St, LE17 4EH
Limited Time Only!
It is for a limited time, so be sure to take the opportunity to visit! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@ewhal.co.uk
Click the link below for Lutterworth Museum
The Cepher Publishing Group, LLC, under the leadership of Stephen Pidgeon, its President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chief Editor, began in 2012 to provide a comprehensive restoration of scripture in the English language. To this end, its initial publication was called the Eth Cepher®. The Eth Cepher included the 66 books of the bible and 21 additional books, including the works of the Apocrypha, and works found in other traditions, including the initial publications in the English language such as the 1539 Great Bible of Myles Coverdale, the 1560 Geneva Bible of John Calvin, and the 1611 King James Version- Authorized Version.
We have followed the strict traditions of the English Bibles in relying upon the Masoretic Hebrew text for the Old Testament and the Stephanus Textus Receptus for the New Testament. However, we have departed from the traditions found to be sufficient 400 years ago and elected to transliterate the 3100 names in the text and clarify language that has remained troublesome for centuries.
In our transliterations, we discovered the name of the Creator, given to us more than 7,000 times in the ancient text. The text compels us to disclose this name, which is the most important novelty of the Eth Cepher.
We have now arrived with a new publication we seek to introduce in Lutterworth, as we have gathered in the City for four years. We have crafted a new 66-book version of the Eth Cepher called the Way, the Truth, and the Life. While the text holds to the tradition of English scripture, it is wonderfully different with its transliterations and other features found for the first time in the Eth Cepher.
Eatin Wild Honey and Locusts (EWHAL) is Lilbourne based within the borders of Leicestershire and Warwickshire and serves as a national and online global ministry promoting the spread of the full Gospel of Jesus (Yahusha) and the broader work of apocryphal scripture to better interpret the Truth behind the sacred word.
EWHAL serves as a sister ministry to Cepher Publishing Group, LLC, which publishes the Eth Cepher, a comprehensive restoration of sacred scripture, having been published in part in the UK, and is introducing and promoting the release of “The Way, The Truth, and The Life” to the general public in the UK and Europe. Over the years, we have hosted Cepher author and publisher, Dr Stephen Pidgeon at numerous gatherings in the market town of Lutterworth, namely Lutterworth Town Hall and Lutterworth Pavilion. This town is historically significant for the forerunner, John Wycliffe, who translated the first Bible from the Latin Vulgate into English in 1383. In an era preceding the printing press, Wycliffe sent his “poor preachers,” coined the “Lollards”, throughout England with segments of the scriptures, preaching the good news of the gospel (Besor’oth).
In the legacy of Wycliffe, who acted autonomously to bring forth the scriptures in the English language via translation, the Eth Cepher has furthered this work, adding to the impetus to include transliteration of approximately 3,100 names found in the scriptures, and harmonizing these names across the testaments, enabling these scriptures to resonate in their intended entirety, bolstering faith and renewing comprehension.