[A new year, a time when mindful individuals make resolutions, one of which might just include reading the Bible from the beginning. And so we will feature the Torah, chapter by chapter every Sabbath, the perfect day to rest from everything so one could focus on the Instructions and Guidelines for Living, issued by the […]
Read more[This starts series IN HIS NAME, first posted 2012, reposted 2015. Sequels if you care to check out are: IN HIS NAME – Whose ‘Word’ is the Bible? – 2 IN HIS NAME – Where in What Bible is His Word? – 3 IN HIS NAME: The problem with Ha Shem, G-d, L-rd – 5 […]
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Read more[First posted in 2013. The original introduction: There was a time as close-minded Christians, Sinaites would not venture outside our church boundaries to read anything other than Christian literature; and certainly not ‘prayers’ or expressions of faith unless they ended “in Jesus’ name.” And yet, in our Sinaite library, we have a coffee table book […]
Read moreImage from jp.depositphotos.com [Singing the Sabbath liturgy is a Sinaite’s ‘prayerful tribute in music’ to the God we love and worship. We take our cue from Christian hymnologists who were inspired not only to pay tribute to the Christian God but to teach the flock through the lyrics of simple tunes. That is why they wrote […]
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Read more[A visitor to this website clicked this article first posted in 2014; gives us reason to repost for readers who might have missed it in our over 800 posts. Just like the word “Sinaite”, most people don’t have the foggiest idea about this word “Karaism” or its adherent “Karaite”. We have featured one book […]
Read more[Continuing the final chapter of Neil Gillman’s book The Death of Death: Resurrection and Immortality in Jewish Thought; this is an ebook downloadable on the kindle app from amazon.com, it is worth adding to your personal library; reformatted for posting; highlights ours–Admin1.] ———————- THE ARGUMENT FROM ANTHROPOLOGY – I: MY BODY The death of […]
Read more[Continuing the final chapter of Neil Gillman’s book The Death of Death: Resurrection and Immortality in Jewish Thought; this is an ebook downloadable on the kindle app from amazon.com; reformatted for posting.–Admin1] ——————- The Theological Argument: God is more powerful than Death Ask the typical Jew to describe the nature of God and he or […]
Read more[Continuing the final chapter of Neil Gillman’s book The Death of Death: Resurrection and Immortality in Jewish Thought; this is an ebook downloadable on the kindle app from amazon.com; reformatted for posting; highlights ours.—Admin1]. —————————- Religion and the Afterlife The impulse to create that broader structure, to knit together the discrete moments of a human life into […]
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