histórias de Torah

JESUS'S FOLLOWERS WERE ONLY CURIOUS THAT THERE WAS SUCH A MAN (JESUS) WITH FABULOUS MIRACLE. IF THEY THOUGHT THAT JESUS WAS A REALLY GOD, CERTAINLY THEY WOULD NOT CURIOUS

Muslim Christian Dialogue Here is a book I have read. I have not written this book! I am just spreading the word... For anyone concerned this book is written By Mr. H. M. Baagil, M.D. I hope you find truths... Abbreviations: Surah - Chapter. Ayat or Ayaat - Verse / Verses. (Also means "Signs of Allah".) C. or c. - Christian M. or m. - Muslim PBUH: Peace be upon him /her. PBUT: Peace be upon them.

By Melvin Donaldson

In a world where catastrophic events stain their past, these two girls are the only hope for groups of destitute refugees, who believe they are gods. The italicized segments are the girls venting about how they really feel and are reacting to the Villager Torah, the book of praise for them. The villagers cannot see these notes but the girls can see their scriptures. A comedy and adventure based on the real Christian Bible/ Jewish Torah, that being it is in Minecraft. How will these girls tell the villagers who they really are? And will they? Find out in this spectacular book, The Villager Torah. To be continued, more parts are coming soon! :) By: Evolyn and Tommie (aka Alternate versions of Evie and Jazzy)

In our current society, we've been taught to ask: what's in it for me? This is a question that is often asked of religion and religious texts, after which, without much thought or study, religion and its sacred texts are dismissed as irrelevant to modern life. Because there seems to be nothing in it for me. I'm an entrepreneur and a writer. I've always been both. Granted, my entrepreneurial journey has been the dominant one, but throughout the endless hours of trying to build the next great thing, I've always scrounged a few minutes here and there to write. At some point in my twenties, I read Altman's translation of the five Books of Moses and his commentary. I read the Bible to learn how to write better fiction. After all, pretty much all Western literature took off in each respective country when the Bible was translated into the local vernacular from Latin. It helped, but I never read it again. The Bible never played an important role in my life, as I don't belong to any congregation or engaged in religious study. It never occurred to me that the Bible had something to teach me about entrepreneurship. But it did. I first realized it while running one of my previous companies, Tonic. We were running out of money, unable to raise a series A. And then a miracle happened. My co-founder and I secured a reseller partnership with a huge company, and as part of the deal, the company gave us a large seven-figure non-refundable advance. This was non-dilutive capital. Securing it at such a time was the equivalent of parting the Red Sea. That's how my cofounder and I felt after we signed the deal. But our team members didn't share our enthusiasm. They kvetched. About everything.

first story will suck its about nothing

From the rabbinical times in the Torah, this story was written. Take note that this is not the real story, it has been modified to the authors liking. To read the actual story go to sefaria.org and search Balak 22.

some straightforward midrash I'm posting on the internet as a 21st century Jew

A Torah-based guide to distinguishing between the voice of evil and the voice of God.

"Time and Faith" is a philosophical and historical journey through three epochs of Jerusalem, where the destinies of young men reflect the eternal quest for true revelation. In ancient times, while studying the Torah, young hearts face the dilemma: follow the letter of the law or heed the call of mercy and justice. In the early Christian era, the conflict between reading the Gospel independently and blindly adhering to church dogmas reveals the contradiction between a direct encounter with the Creator's Word and the complexity of traditions. In the 16th century, Muslim youths debate why the Quran-the pure Word of the Creator-requires hundreds of hadiths to be understood, reminding us that true faith is born in the heart, not in accumulated interpretations. This book invites readers to ponder how to preserve the original purity of revelation amid the labyrinth of human interpretations through the ages.

What the Torah teaches about argument, and the potential positive impacts thousands of years later.

These lessons are written with no assumption of prior learning save for two fundamental assumptions: 1) The Torah and G-d are One, there the former reveals the latter 2) A firm belief in Hashem's Providence, where all happenstance - great and small alike - are ordained from above There is no set order for reading this material. It can be used for the unlearned and the seasoned scribe alike. Each subtitle relates to the overarching themes in Genesis Chapters 32-36. Where necessary, the reader is directed to other discussions which have been committed to writing. The Author will provide references on request, with their omission in this edition being designed with brevity in mind. The Torah is not an academic pursuit for most and should not be taken as such. It is a Philosophy and State of being which guides all aspects of life. For those who want academic references, request directly from the author for a significantly more in-depth analysis of the Portion.

Yeshua half man, half Angel. This teens journey to discovering himself, falling in love in an orphanage, dying, and then seeing the "voice of God". In this fantasy Angeloî is mystical, spiritual and present in modern world. What would you do if we were young, got to meet God and he gave you powers (flight, time travel, matter manipulation, a weapon that could destroy and heal and possibly immortality) would we then throw all that away for love? This "Savior" needs saving, and the love story provides him his own personal salvation. Walking around downtown with angel wings is one thing but doing it as a Person of color is a whole different arena in the fantasy genre. He's something that no one has ever been; young brown and an angel, but does he get to remain human too? There's an invisible world at war between heaven and hell, 2 brothers one angel one demon. A dad devastated having to give up his only son. We watch him fall in love young, protect others around him at the cost of his life. Then all the choices come, good and bad but they are grounded and rooted in his love for Ayesha. The same girl that he had died for. The connection between them is what drives him to fight an Arial assault against the military destroying the streets of Philly, but it's also the same love that takes him to the ocean floor to speak to the ocean herself, to build her a ring. He fights in battles that are in other worldly places and on our streets at the same time. He builds a relationship with heavenly hosts. Attributes like Mercy and grace who are twins a boy and a girl who are more powerful than even the devil, but with very different personalities. We feel all their respective emotions and see their history and how its effected ours. Angeloî is a person of color and the style of writing (the format Torah, Bible Qu'aran). I've researched religions and traced origins had to study multiverse, quantum mechanics, Sacred Geometry to get this right.

Why does the Torah start with the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet? Like all things, Hashem did so deliberately.

Truth about Food and Health Updated and English version of "Ano ang pagkain ayon sa Diyos Ama"

El Génesis, los siete días, la Creación... ¿de dónde procede el texto que compone la primera parte de La Biblia? ¿Es su texto sólo un poema introductorio... o es una narración? ¿Que hay detrás de sus palabras? Alberto Canen ha encontrado un camino alternativo para dar respuestas a estas y a otras preguntas contenidas en el Génesis. Ha hallado una ruta por la que nadie había transitado antes e invita al lector a recorrerla y a realizar con él sus hallazgos. El autor ha descubierto que oculto en el fondo de la trama existe alguien. Alguien que observa, alguien que narra. Alguien que narra lo que observa. Y un lugar, un sitio desde el cual observa. La ubicación del observador. La clave de un apasionante rompecabezas.