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A DR. TENPENNY 8-PART
HAPPY HOUR BIBLE SERIES
THE ETH CEPHER:
A Comprehensive Restoration of Sacred Scripture
A Bible Series by Dr. Stephen Pidgeon
For generations, Christians have asked: Do we truly hold the complete Word of God in our hands? Over time, sacred texts have been translated, edited, and in some cases, deliberately altered – leaving gaps in our understanding of God’s truth. But what if much of what has been hidden could be restored?
In this powerful eight-week series, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon introduces The Eth Cepher – a remarkable work of restoration that brings together 87 books of Scripture, carefully translated and harmonized to return believers to the fullness of God’s Word. Unlike traditional 66-book Bibles, The Eth Cepher restores writings such as Enoch, Jubilees, Baruch, and Jasher, along with the full Apocrypha once found in early English Bibles. These texts, rooted in the Septuagint, Dead Sea Scrolls, and ancient traditions, illuminate prophecy, deepen our understanding of Yahuah’s covenant, and point us ever more clearly to Yahusha Ha’Mashiach – Jesus the Messiah.
This is more than a translation; it is a recovery of truth. The Eth Cepher restores the sacred names of the Father and the Son, long concealed by translators. It highlights how the New Testament relies on and fulfills the Old. It uncovers mistranslations that have shaped doctrines for centuries and corrects them with biblical accuracy. By returning to transliteration, harmonization, and the rightful division of the text, The Eth Cepher allows us to hear God’s Word as it was intended, drawing us closer to His heart.
Each week, Dr. Pidgeon will guide us through the inspiration
and development of this extraordinary work:
✅ Why 87 books were chosen and how they reveal God’s unfolding plan.
✅ The true names of the Father and the Son, and why they matter for prayer, worship, and salvation.
✅ Problematic verses in traditional translations, and how restoration reveals clarity.
✅ Hidden truths in names, genealogies, and prophecies that confirm Scripture’s divine inspiration.
✅ The “Ancient Path” of God’s commands, feasts, and rhythms of life that still anchor believers today.
For the body of Christ, this series is an invitation to return to the full counsel of God’s Word. It challenges us to move beyond man-made traditions and embrace the richness of Scripture that strengthens faith, equips us for the days ahead, and prepares us for the return of Messiah.
If you are hungry for truth, desiring to know your Savior more deeply, and longing to walk in the fullness of God’s Word – this series will open your eyes. Join us for The Eth Cepher: A Comprehensive Restoration of Sacred Scripture and be renewed in the power of His truth.
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Episode 1: Introducing The Eth Cepher – Restoring the Fullness of God’s Word
What if the Bible you’ve always known was missing vital truths? In this opening episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon introduces The Eth Cepher, a restored collection of 87 books – far beyond the traditional 66 found in most Bibles today.
We begin by tracing the history of Scripture: when it was first recorded, in what languages, and how translation into Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, and Ge’ez shaped the text we know. Along the way, Dr. Pidgeon reveals how councils and translators made choices that determined which books were preserved, which were hidden, and which were set aside – sometimes at the expense of deeper truth.
The Eth Cepher does not simply add material; it restores the full counsel of Yahuah. Books like Enoch, Jubilees, and Jasher provide prophetic insight that strengthens and harmonizes with the Old and New Testaments. Unique features – such as prayers clearly marked, Old Testament prophecies highlighted in the New, and the sacred names of the Father and the Son restored – bring believers closer to the original intent of the Word.
This episode invites us to ask: Have we settled for less than the fullness of God’s revelation? With The Eth Cepher, the path is open to a deeper walk with Messiah and a greater understanding of Yahuah’s plan of redemption.
🎬 Episode 2: Revealing the Sacred Name of the Father
What does it mean to call upon the Name of Yahuah? Scripture tells us plainly: “Who has ascended up into heaven, or descended? … what is His name, and what is His Son’s name, if you can tell?” (Proverbs 30:4). In this episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon takes us deep into the heart of one of the most important truths of Scripture – the restoration of the Father’s Name.
For centuries, religious traditions have hidden the Name of Yahuah, replacing it with titles like “Lord” or “God.” This practice, born from the ineffable name doctrine, has clouded the true power and intimacy of our relationship with our Creator. Yet, from Mosheh to David, from the prophets to the Messiah Himself, the Word consistently declares and exalts the Name.
Drawing from both Scripture and history, Dr. Pidgeon reveals how even the King James Version once preserved the Name as “Iah” in Psalm 68:4, and how Josephus confirmed its pronunciation as four vowels. From Sarah to Yahudah, the very structure of Hebrew names testifies to the truth.
This is not a mere academic debate – it is a matter of worship, obedience, and covenant relationship. To know His Name is to honor Him as Father. As Joel 2:32 promises: “Whosoever shall call on the name of Yahuah shall be delivered.”
🎬 Episode 3: Revealing the True Name. of the Son
Who is the Son of the Most High, and what is His true Name? Scripture tells us that the Father gave Him a Name above every name (Philippians 2:9-11), yet generations of translators and traditions have obscured it. In this powerful episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon uncovers the truth hidden in plain sight: the Messiah’s Name is not a Greek invention, but a direct reflection of His Father’s.
From the Septuagint’s rendering of Joshua as Iesous to the 935 New Testament occurrences of that same name, confusion has reigned for centuries. But when we return to the Hebrew, Joshua’s true name – Yahusha – emerges, meaning “Yahuah saves.” This aligns perfectly with John 5:43: “I come in my Father’s Name.” The Messiah bore the very Name of Yahuah, declaring His mission and His divine identity.
Dr. Pidgeon explores key passages such as Zechariah 3, Hebrews 4:8, and the striking linguistic connections between Yahuah and Yasha. He reveals how every modern publisher knows the Messiah and Joshua share the same Name, yet the truth has been hidden under layers of tradition.
This episode calls believers to reclaim the Name of Yahusha – not as a theological curiosity, but as the cornerstone of faith, salvation, and worship. To know His Name is to know the One who saves.
🎬 Episode 4: Problematic Verses in Traditional English Bibles
Can we fully trust our English Bibles as they stand today? In this revealing episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon exposes some of the most troubling translation issues that have crept into traditional texts, raising serious questions about accuracy and intent.
We begin with the genealogies in Matthew 1 and Luke 3 – two accounts that, at face value, cannot be reconciled without acknowledging either mistranslation or deliberate alteration. These discrepancies point us back to ancient sources like Enoch and Jubilees, which provide context and resolution overlooked by modern translators.
From there, Dr. Pidgeon examines passages like Matthew 6:13, Matthew 23:2, 1 Corinthians 11:6, Galatians 5:2, and Colossians 2:11, showing how mistranslations have distorted key doctrines and practices. Even subtle changes, such as whether Matthew 24:29 should read “after” or “with,” can profoundly shift our understanding of prophecy.
What emerges is not just a series of textual errors, but a pattern – one that diminishes the authority of Yahuah’s Word and obscures the fullness of His truth. By restoring these verses to their rightful meaning through harmonization and comparison with ancient texts, The Eth Cepher shines light where confusion once reigned.
This episode challenges believers to test every word against Scripture itself, rediscovering the integrity of the Word that was inspired, preserved, and meant to guide us without distortion.
🎬 Episode 5: Rightfully Dividing the Word – Revealing Hidden Truths Through Transliteration
Names in Scripture are never accidental – they carry deep meaning, prophetic weight, and divine truth. In this episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon uncovers how transliteration, rather than substitution, reveals hidden insights long buried under layers of translation.
From A’dam, meaning “I will be blood,” to H’avel, meaning “lamentation,” every name unveils a piece of Yahuah’s plan. The stories of Zerach and Perets, Eber and Ebru, Esau and E’su, Arpakshad and A’raph’kased, are more than genealogies – they are living testimonies of prophecy, covenant, and conflict. Even entire nations, like the Kasdiym and Chaldeans, trace linguistic roots that connect them to the Celtic people, exposing connections often lost in traditional versions.
By restoring these names to their original form, The Eth Cepher invites believers to see Scripture with fresh eyes, unclouded by the political and religious agendas that shaped English Bibles. Each correction uncovers a richer, more authentic meaning, drawing us closer to the inspired Word as it was first given.
This episode will awaken you to the power of Yahuah’s Word when it is rightly divided, showing how every letter and every name declares His truth. Once seen, these revelations cannot be ignored – they are a call back to the Ancient Path.
🎬 Episode 6: Transliteration, Harmonization, and the Restoration of Scripture
For centuries, the Word of Yahuah has been shaped by translators, councils, and kings – often more concerned with politics than with truth. In this episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon exposes how choices made during the creation of the 1611 King James Bible and other early English texts reshaped sacred Scripture by substituting names, titles, and key words.
Why was Elohiym replaced with God in Isaiah 65:11? Why was Yahuah’s holy name hidden under the title Lord? Why was the congregation of believers mistranslated as “church” – a word never intended in the original text? These decisions were not minor; they altered how entire generations understood the Father, the Son, and the Spirit.
By returning to transliteration, harmonization, and the broader witness of the Septuagint, Aramaic texts, Dead Sea Scrolls, and Ethiopic traditions, The Eth Cepher restores clarity where confusion once reigned. Books such as Enoch, Jubilees, and Baruch testify to truths long suppressed yet vital for this generation.
Dr. Pidgeon demonstrates how restoration is not innovation – it is a return to the inspired Word as given. This episode calls believers to discern between man’s redaction and Yahuah’s revelation, so that the Scriptures can be read with the fullness, authority, and power that He intended.
🎬 Episode 7: The 87 Books of The Eth Cepher – Restoring the Full Witness of Scripture
What if the Bible you’ve always known is only part of the story? In this powerful episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon introduces the complete collection of the 87 books found in The Eth Cepher, a restoration that brings together nearly every inspired text preserved across Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic, Ge’ez, and other ancient traditions.
Unlike the traditional 66-book canon, The Eth Cepher includes vital writings such as Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher, Baruch, 1–4 Maccabees, and Psalms 151–155, as well as the long-suppressed Acts 29, which records the continued ministry of Paul. These books, referenced by Scripture itself, reveal a richer, fuller testimony of Yahuah’s plan for His people.
By restoring what was lost, concealed, or dismissed, The Eth Cepher shows the remarkable consistency of Yahuah’s Word across cultures and centuries. Far from contradicting the Bible you know, these texts deepen its truth – connecting prophecies, clarifying genealogies, and strengthening the witness of Messiah from Genesis to Revelation.
Dr. Pidgeon explains why the early church treasured these writings and why their removal has left gaps in our understanding. This episode reminds believers that “man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of Yahuah” (Matthew 4:4).
🎬 Episode 8: The Ancient Path – Walking in Yahuah’s Path
In this closing episode, Dr. Stephen Pidgeon leads us back to what Scripture calls the Ancient Path – the timeless way of life that Yahuah established for His people from the beginning. Rooted in the Ten Devariym (Commandments), this path is the chief cornerstone, the solid rock upon which true faith is built.
We explore how Yahuah’s rhythm of life – marked by the Shabbath and the seven appointed feasts – aligns perfectly with His creation and our very own God-given biorhythms. These feasts, often dismissed or forgotten, are not just “Jewish holidays” but eternal appointments for all who believe in Messiah. They reveal His first and second comings and keep us in step with His prophetic timeline.
Dr. Pidgeon also unveils the hierarchy of Yahuah’s commands, highlighting Messiah’s words in Mark 12:28–29: to love Yahuah with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. This is the foundation of walking righteously in a world set against His truth.
The Eth Cepher restores not only lost texts but also the call to walk in holiness, obedience, and covenant relationship with our Creator. This episode closes the series with a challenge: will we return to the Ancient Path and prepare our lives for the coming Kingdom?
Meet Your Instructor:
Dr. Stephen Pidgeon, JD, Ph.D., is the founder, President, and Chief Editor of Cepher Publishing Group, best known for publishing The Eth Cepher – a comprehensive restoration of sacred Scripture. Unlike most modern Bibles limited to 66 books, The Eth Cepher restores 87 books, including the Apocrypha, texts preserved in the Dead Sea Scrolls, and other ancient manuscripts long overlooked. Through this work, Dr. Pidgeon has dedicated his life to recovering the fullness of Yahuah’s Word and making it accessible to believers around the world.
In addition to The Eth Cepher, Dr. Pidgeon has authored numerous non-fiction works and recently released his first fiction novel, Tusk (Austen McCauley, New York). His scholarship extends into Dr. P’s Library, a rich collection of resources exploring Torah portions, the Gospels, the Epistles, creation accounts, early church writings, and linguistic studies.
A prolific teacher and communicator, Dr. Pidgeon has published more than 500 teaching videos, 400 blog posts, and countless podcasts on Cepher Radio, helping believers deepen their understanding of Scripture and prophecy. He also founded Cepher Academy, where he teaches courses on Common Law, Revelation (Chazon), the Second Books, and the study of Canonicity.
Currently, Dr. Pidgeon is developing several major projects, including The Way, the Truth, and the Life (a canonized edition of the Eth Cepher), the Eth Cepher New Amended Magnum Edition, and the Codex Americanus.