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Fifth book of the Torah and Christian Old Testament
Different Christian traditions and scholars disagree: many conservative and evangelical sources say the Bible recognizes two genders—male and female—often citing Genesis and church statements . Other ...
Julie Green presents her visions as direct divine communications that predict political upheavals, natural disasters, and spiritual breakthroughs; her ministry publishes these prophecies publicly and ...
Jonathan Cahn’s books—most notably The Harbinger and The Mystery of the Shemitah—have provoked sustained criticism for reading contemporary American events back into Old Testament texts, especially Is...
treats rape as a serious wrong and develops legal and ethical responses that both restrict and expand the text’s penalties, emphasizing consent and imposing obligations on the assailant such as paymen...
Contemporary advocates invoke three interlocking Old Testament practices—gleaning, the Sabbatical/Jubilee rhythm, and prohibitions on interest—to justify modern reforms ranging from targeted social sa...
The Hebrew Bible contains passages—most notably in Deuteronomy and Joshua—that describe divine commands to “utterly destroy” certain Canaanite peoples, language that many readers equate with genocide ...