The Hebrew Bible is an exquisite work. For believers of all faiths, as well as for the skeptic, the Bible’s primary message is critically important for today. This message – though simple – is sublime: It is that we are all mutually interdependent, that we are all bid to a universal set of values, and we are all beloved by our Creator – for “we are all God’s children.”
A mature understanding of this message also provides hope of reconciliation for the international community in today’s fractured and polarized world. The Hebrew Bible teaches Universalism (“Noahism”) for the gentile and Judaism for the Jew – two complementary social systems. As societies develop, the ideal of “proactive fellowship” that is implicit in the single positive precept for gentiles – “to establish a just legal system” – provides direction for mankind’s continued progress.
- Reading the Bible
- Learning from Creation
- In the Garden
- Brother’s Keeper
- Noah and the Deluge
- The Tower of Babel: Falling Apart
- The Noahide Laws: Universal Law of Humanity
- The Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
- Abram’s Call
- Isaac’s Path
- Jacob’s Ladder
- A Family Apart
- The Religious Personality
- The Prophetic Experience
- Family Politics
- Righteous Gentile or Convert?
- A Vision of Peace: The End of Days
- Featuring a special epilogue on the current financial crisis
