Description
Book SynopsisFocusing 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.
Trade Review[Orenstein's] book deeply explores the mystery and essence of God's names in the contexts in which they appear…a natural addition to the rabbinical student's reading list…enlightening. * Jewish Book World *
This book is aimed at the knowledgeable reader who wants to look at the Tanach , prayer, and daily life from another point of view. The book is well written and deserves to be in a synagogue or academic library. It will make you think about God in new ways. * AJL Newsletter *
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The Significance of the Names of God Chapter 3 The Thirteen Divine Attributes Chapter 4 The God of Adam and Noah Chapter 5 The God of the Patriarchs Chapter 6 The God of Moses Chapter 7 The Meaning and Significance of Providence Chapter 8 When God Relates to Man Chapter 9 When Man Relates to God
