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This spiritual inquiry into the Hebrew Testament is based on a modern, psychological interpretation. It explores the Bible as the instruction manual on how man develops from infancy to the grave. By personalizing the characters through the eyes of the Forbidden Fruit, the stages of a man’s life become apparent. In this way, the controversial issue presented in Leviticus 18, “It’s an abomination for a man to sleep with a man,” is easily understood as a psychological aspect of the self, not a relationship between two people.
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About the Author:
Barry Emanuel Zeve was born in New York in 1952 to Jewish Holocaust survivors. His struggle with insanity and drugs as a young man instigated an inner holocaust that forced him to emigrate from everyday, American reality to hope from within through spirituality and psychological inquiry. He earned his first living as a ballet dancer in Israel, and later became a junior high school English teacher in East LA. For the past twenty years, he’s owned a market research firm in San Francisco, his gay Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Mecca. Inheriting land in Israel has been the well that has watered his love of his origins. His understanding of the Bible has blossomed with inspiration by believing with his head, heart and soul in the one GOD who created us all.
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- PublisherStrawbarrytree Press
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 0986277444
- ISBN 13 9780986277443
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number3
- Number of pages736
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