jewish bible

The controversial Book of Ezekiel nearly didn't make it into the biblical canon, but it has had a lasting impact on both liturgical practice and mystical traditions.

While the Shema has been seen as a declaration of absolute monotheism, it has other meanings in its biblical and liturgical contexts.

A remarkable discovery with eternal repercussions

Micah spoke out against the oppression of the people by both spiritual and secular leaders.

Sometimes seen as inaccessible, Leviticus nevertheless contains important material about holiness.

The harsh environment of the wilderness lead to Israel's spiritual development as a nation.

The literary prophets had a difficult and often unpopular mission.

The book of Exodus tells the tale of Israel's liberation and birth, and of the beginning of God's covenanted nation.

The third section of the Tanakh, or Hebrew Bible, includes poetry, philosophy, history and stories.

Nevi’im (the Prophets section of the Bible) presents Israel's history as a nation on its land.