Bible
One of the most famous moments in his prophetic career.
A merchant, a street-brawler, and a Jew—and proud of all three.
In which “strange ghosts of backward letters” turn out to be Hebrew.
When he struck the rock to bring forth water.
Jewish visual culture is an amplification of Jewish verbal culture.
A common, but false, dichotomy.
The 400-year-old translation is denigrated because of its archaic language. That’s one of its greatest strengths.
“The land in Torah isn’t passive; it has its own connection to God and to us.”
A recipe for overcoming dissolution.
Everett Fox believes the Bible was designed to be sung aloud.
An interview with the author of Revelation and Authority: Sinai in Jewish Scripture and Tradition.
New York’s Museum of Biblical Art is closing, because it’s “too religious.”
Did the scribes of the Dead Sea scrolls insert their own ideas into the texts?
