The Rational Bible: Genesis - SAMPLE

This book borders on Satanism. Man is judged guilty of his actions, not his thoughts. Yeshua says if a man looks at a woman with lust in his heart, he has committed adultery with her. No action, just a guilty thought. This book says YHWH does not know what humans will do. Is our Elohim not omniscient? Noah was only good for his time, nothing special today. We are to judge people according to the era in which they lived. This is a very good example why according to Yeshua we are not to judge at all. When a book does not reflect our Elohim, it can only reflect Satan. Once again he is setting out to deceive us. This book will serve to drive one away from YHWH. RUN AWAY FROM THESE TEACHINGS!

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I love all of Dennis Prager's writings. But I especially value how The Rational Bible answers questions that can easily arise in a child's mind, questions that will persist into adulthood and turn into doubts, uncertainties and fears if there is no one to guide the child, to listen and talk and explain. The Rational Bible does that for its readers.