The Nazarani Rîte is both the oldest and the newest version of the Holy Offering ("qurbana qadisha"), which is sometimes called the Divine Liturgy. It took eighteen years of work by scholars of both liturgics and the Aramaic language, to put together a version of the Holy Offering which truly represents the ancient teachings of the Church and the Holy Scriptures. It represents both the Didache, which was a partial description of the divine service, the earliest manuscripts of the Anaphora of Addai and Mari, and a number of other ancient texts, which outline the ancient liturgical practice of the Holy Church and Bride.