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Informationen zum Autor Rabbi Walter Orenstein, a former professor of Jewish Studies at Yeshiva University, is a noted lecturer and author of Torah as Our Guide, The Cantor's Manual of Jewish Law, Etched in Stone, Letters to My Daughter, and The Transformation of a Skeptic. He lives with his wife in Baltimore, MD. Klappentext While the essence of God will always remain a mystery to man, much has been written through the ages about how God relates to the world. In this regard, the Divine names are of ultimate significance to man for they represent His attributes. Focusing on these names in the context in which they appear, Teach Me about God discovers and delineates the way God relates to the world as seen and put forth by the Jewish tradition. Texts for the book were selected from the lives of Adam, Noah, the Patriarchs and Moses; the prophecies of Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel; and the Book of Psalms to illustrate the significance of the Divine encounter and the relationship between God and Man. Written for the layperson, Teach Me about God can serve as a source book to teach the fundamentals of Jewish thinking on how God relates to the world in general and man in particular. Focusing on Divine names in the context in which they appear, this book discovers and delineates the way God relates to the world as seen and put forth by the Jewish tradition. It serves as a source book to teach the fundamentals of Jewish thinking on how God relates to the world in general and man in particular.
