Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine

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Author: Bloom, Harold

Publisher: Riverhead / Penguin Books Ltd

Edition: First Edition, First Printing

Condition: New
Jacket Condition: New

Signed by the author on the front end-page without personalization. No Flaws or Blemishes; Gift Quality. 9.25 inches tall;  [8] 2- 238 pages. Harold Bloom explores the stark theological divide between Christianity and Judaism, seeing Jesus and Yahweh as inherently different and often incompatible figures. He argues that the two religions do not share a unified tradition but instead represent distinct “gods” with contrasting natures. Bloom critiques the Christian concept of the Trinity, suggesting it obscures Jesus’s identity and pushes Yahweh into a distant “God the Father” role. His interpretation includes literary parallels, likening Mark’s portrayal of Jesus to Hamlet, emphasizing Jesus’s complexity and mystery. This provocative book is insightful but may challenge traditional religious perspectives. [Adapted from Reviews]​

SKU: RICHARD-0401-19588
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