Eternally Yours: God'S Greatest Gift To Mankind - Exodus

Tap into the deep wisdom that is Exodus, and discover why they're calling this book " Profound ideas in an accessible package. A home run ." Rabbi Mann analyzes the emotional forces at work in this great Torah drama, exposing what's hidden beneath the surface with lessons to enlighten our lives today. Novel chapter headings like 'Moral Insanity', 'Does Clothing Make the Man?, 'Popularity is No Indicator of Truth', and "In God's Shadow' give you a sense of the author's original thinking. Each individual article gives us great insight into human psychology, which better enables us to understand the dynamics of social interactions. The themes in Exodus apply to every age and situation. Downtrodden peoples throughout history have identified with the oppressed Jews in Exodus, with hymns depicting Moses commanding Pharaoh to "Let My People Go!" Discover, too, insights into Anti-semitism, and that the pattern depicted in Exodus has recurred many times in history. We can learn here how to confront the issue in our day. Eternally Yours will enhance your appreciation of the Bible's stories and confirm the Bible as a great source of enlightenment, enjoyment, and inspiration. While it's written from the perspective of an Orthodox Rabbi, people of all faiths and backgrounds who have an interest in the Bible will find it useful and gratifying. It contains no religious preaching, only a search for, and analysis of, the eternal wisdom of the Book of Exodus. "You can read this book in short bursts. Each piece stands on its own. With very little effort, you can reap the benefits of insight into the Bible and into human nature. Rabbi Mann asks obvious but difficult questions and then answers them in a way where we can learn about ourselves" Amazon reviewer

• | Author: Rabbi Reuven Mann
• | Publisher: Observant Artist Community Circle, The
• | Publication Date: Dec 12, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 206 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 0692991328
• | ISBN-13: 9780692991329