
BIBLE BLOG
Jubilee Tabernacle Online—Starting with Genesis
Let's Start with Genesis:
Every year Jewish Christians like me start reading through the Books of
Moses (the Pentateuch, or Torah in Hebrew, which means "Guidance" or "Instruction," often translated "Law") after a week of living in huts beginning on a full moon somewhere around October. The Pilgrim Fathers of North American
borrowed this idea to make Thanksgiving. So, for those who believe in a
personal God who does miracles, now is a good time to study the first book of the Bible, Genesis—it gives answers to many foundational questions. My Christian name is "Leonard" but my Jewish name, if you will, is "Daniel Baruch" Benroy-Bolek, by way of unusual conversion to identify as Jewish, "validating" (with with hatafat dam brit) my maternal Jewish line (still as a "Christian" or "completed Jew," believing Jesus or Yeshua—I prefer not using "Messianic" as all Jews talk of Messiah).

