The name Peshitta is Aramaic and refers to one of the original and pure
New Testament versions. Some believe that the Peshitta is the only
authentic and pure text which contains the books in the New Testament that
were written in Aramaic, the language of Yeshua and His Disciples. The
"Old Testament" and "Apocrypha" are also part of the Peshitta.
The common misconception that the New Testament was originally penned in Greek still persists today in a vast majority of Christian denominations. Most scholars and theologians acknowledge that Yeshua, the Apostles, and the Jews in general spoke Aramaic indeed many instances of Aramaic survive in the Greek New testament manuscripts. However, they still maintain that the New Testament was penned in Greek by the Apostles and disciples of Messiah.
Peshitta Online Resources:
Lamsa's Bible translation (searchable)
Peshitta Old Testament
Purchase Printed Resources:
Peshitta in Spanish (Old and New Testament)
Aramaic Old Testament