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Abraham and Moses
The patriarch of the covenant and the lawgiver of the Exodus.
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- Abraham Abraham (Hebrew אַבְרָהָם Avraham; originally אַבְרָם Avram; Arabic إبراهيم Ibrāhīm; Greek Ἀβραάμ Abraám) is, in the Wheel of Heaven framework, the…
- Forerunners Forerunners are, in the Wheel of Heaven framework, the functional class of prophets and visionaries whose missions prepare the way for a more central…
- Genesis Genesis (Hebrew: בְּרֵאשִׁית, B'reshit) is the first book of the Hebrew Bible, opening with two distinct creation narratives followed by the primeval…
- Hanafiyya Hanafiyya (Arabic ٱلْحَنِيفِيَّة al-Ḥanīfiyyah, from حَنِيف ḥanīf, 'one inclined away from idolatry toward the upright primordial worship') is the…
- Menorah The Menorah is the seven-branched golden lampstand specified in the Hebrew Bible (Exodus 25:31–40) as a principal furnishing of the Tabernacle and…
- Moses Moses (Hebrew <span class="hebrew"מֹשֶׁה</span Moshe; Arabic Mūsā) is the foundational prophet, lawgiver, and deliverer of the Hebrew Bible,…
- Muhammad Muhammad ibn Abdullah (Arabic <span class="arabic"مُحَمَّد</span, c. 570 – 8 June 632 CE) was the Arabian prophet who founded the religious community…
- Sodom and Gomorrah Sodom and Gomorrah (Hebrew: סְדֹם וַעֲמֹרָה, Sedom va-Amorah) is the destruction of the Cities of the Plain recorded in Genesis 18–19. In the Wheel…
Articles 5
- The Forty Chairs The Raëlian canon asserts a bounded prophetology — forty-or-so guests at Yahweh's table, 'all beings representative of the religions created…
- The Mill That Grinds the Ages In 1969 two historians of science — Giorgio de Santillana of MIT and Hertha von Dechend of Frankfurt — published an 'essay' arguing that the world's…
- The Man Who Bet the Bible on the Moon Jean Sendy (1910–1978) — Russian-born Parisian, wartime correspondent, translator of Raymond Chandler, amateur joiner, monocled dandy of the 1930s…
- Monotheism Is the Wrong Question The usual map divides religions into monotheisms, which affirm one immaterial God, and polytheisms, which multiply gods. The ancient sources do not…
- The First Mosques Faced Petra, Not Mecca For roughly the first Islamic century, the mosques do not face Mecca. On Dan Gibson's survey of the oldest datable sanctuaries, their qibla walls…
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- Deuteronomy Deuteronomy (Hebrew: דְּבָרִים, Devarim — "Words") is the fifth and final book of the Torah. Thirty-four chapters, 959 verses, structured as Moses's…
- Exodus Ten chapters of Exodus translated from the Hebrew: the burning bush, the sea, the manna, Sinai and the Ten Commandments, the covenant meal, and the…
- Exodus Exodus (Hebrew: שְׁמוֹת, Shemot — "Names") is the second book of the Torah. Forty chapters, 1,213 verses, spanning the liberation from Egypt, the…
- Genesis Genesis (Hebrew: בְּרֵאשִׁית, Bereshit — "In the beginning") is the first book of the Torah and the Hebrew Bible. This edition is the American…
- Jacob Jacob — 5 chapters, 52 verses.
- Leviticus Leviticus (Hebrew: וַיִּקְרָא, Vayikra — "And He called") is the third book of the Torah and the legal heart of the Priestly source. Twenty-seven…
- Micah Micah 5 translated from the Hebrew: the ruler from Bethlehem whose goings forth are from of old, and the remnant of Jacob like dew from YHWH.
- Numbers Numbers (Hebrew: בְּמִדְבַּר, Bemidbar — "In the wilderness") is the fourth book of the Torah. Thirty-six chapters, 1,288 verses, spanning the…
- The Book of Abraham The Book of Abraham — Joseph Smith's 1842 translation 'from the papyrus': Kolob, the order of the heavens, and the Gods organizing the earth. 1913 PD…
- The Book of Moses The Book of Moses — Joseph Smith's revision of early Genesis: worlds without number, the visions of Moses, and the Enoch cycle with Zion taken up to…