The Power of the Word in the Bible is a gigantic project designed to examine every single word in the Pentateuch – and find additional meaning between the lines.
Has anyone wondered:
Who made the first powerful speech in the Bible?
Who was the first businessman?
What did God say the 6th day that he did not say on the first day of creation?
Find out how Judaism and Christianity have affected Islam in Asher P. Elkayam’s well-researched work!
In this book, Elkayam clearly explains how a nomadic nation became one of the most powerful nations such that, with stunning speed and in a period of just ten years, the Moslem and Arab armies expanded over half of the known world. In a captivating style, he analyzes dozens of books and texts in different languages (including Arabic and Hebrew) and.....
This fascinating book, One Family, Four Cultures and Four Continents, by Asher Elkayam, depicts the adventures of a child growing up in Morocco and goes through political and historical events which happened in his childhood and focused on a pivotal year: 1956
Mr. Elkayam writes about the beauty of childhood and the innocence thereof, the neighborhood, the nature, the education, the typical things, which happened then but may never be repeated.
In an emotional.....
This book is a comprehensive study where Elkayam examines love and romance in the Bible, the role of a woman, sex and how women changed the world. The Bible describes both the good and the evil in women. They influenced the course of history, prepared future leaders, were claimed by so many religions and faith, and compromised entire kingdoms with their attraction.
Love and Romance in the Bible examines how a handful of biblical women became.....
Divided into 10 chapters, One Thousand Questions and Answers on Jewels of Knowledge and Trivia includes 1,000 questions and answers on 10 different topics that include important subjects intended to help readers use their memory in order to retrieve information on subjects they know such as history, geography, religion, science and more. Trivia and curiosity questions are also included. The questions represent the first part of the book. The second part of the book includes the answers.
This is a fiction book about biblical icons who ‘come back’ to earth in order to listen to and judge their supporters. Jesus comes back and faces Moses and Aaron. For Christians, Jesus is the symbol of purity and deity. For Jews, Moses is the prophet who produced the laws for all humanity. Moses is considered in the book of Genesis to be the humblest of all men. While Moses, Jesus, Paul and Aaron are having a serious talk, a.....
This book is about the survival of the Jewish heritage. While other civilizations vanished through history, the Hebrew culture and heritage persisted through the ages.
Since the giving of the written and oral Torah in Mount Sinai to Moses (estimated time 1313 BCE), the Jewish law has been observed while being debated by the spiritual leaders of the time.
The study and analysis of the Torah of Moses developed and took the name of Talmud. Talmud includes Mishnah and Gemarah......
This fascinating book, One Family, Four Cultures and Four Continents, by Asher Elkayam, depicts the adventures of a child growing up in Morocco and goes through political and historical events which happened in his childhood and focused on a pivotal year: 1956
Mr. Elkayam writes about the beauty of childhood and the innocence thereof, the neighborhood, the nature, the education, the typical things, which happened then but may never be repeated.
In an emotional way, he describes the influence of his parents, who were among the guardians of Jewish tradition. He describes the Moroccan Jewish population, which represented a minority, and the events which led to their survival. Having been targeted by the Nazi regime which expanded its grip on North Africa during
the 1940’s, including French Morocco, that minority of Jews of North Africa was saved by the arrival of the American forces, during World War Two, who landed in Casablanca in November, 1942, the author’s city of birth.
The North African Jewry, which totaled about 400,000, was thus saved from the Nazi threat while Nazi atrocities in Europe went on until 1945, thus destroying the majority of the European Jews. Consequently, a massive exodus of North African Jews took place between 1948 and 1958. The hopes and dreams, as recited in their daily prayers, to reach the Holy Land, were finally realized. With measured enthusiasm, Asher describes the friendly relationship between Moslems and Jews in his native Morocco.
Asher wants to make sure his readers understand that there is a divide between friendship and politics. The overwhelming majority of his neighbors were friendly and unthreatening. However, those in the small minority who became active in politics were behind the forces which eventually caused Asher’s family and thousands more to look for a safe exit from his native land.
Whether the events, which led to a massive exodus from North Africa, represented a coincidental circumstance in current events or whether they were caused by some divine intervention would remain for a long time a thing historians could decide on one day.
