The Talmud

I ordered this Talmud for my husband. Although we’re not Jewish, he’s a history buff as well as an avid Bible reader. He loved this book & couldn’t put it down! He found it so very interesting as well as informative and says he’s going to read it again…then, it’s my turn!! He highly recommends it of course. He liked the way it flowed with history as well as the Bible, particularly the Old Testament - well worth the money!

Interesting religious material

it does complements the Genesa's narrative; many new insights that explains even better what i already knew and believed

I really enjoyed reading about a lot of the early lives of many men and how Joshua let the Israelite's into Egypt under a good and fair pharoah and how that all changed when the good one died and then and an evil tyrant one took over and enslaved the Israelite's and put them to hard labor. Then Moses and his brother Aaron entered the scene and eventually brought the wrath of God on the phoaroh's and freed the people. Etc.etc. great book until that ended. Then it gives kind of broken up scripture interpretations by various Rabbi's.I couldn't follow along after that.

I’ve heard so much bashing of the Talmud over the years when digging for information on other wars, perspectives, etc and I’ve looked for the last few years but couldn’t find anything in English. After listening to Douglas Vogt of Diehold Foundation in his YouTube presentations and what he says about the Hebrew Bible, the Apocalypse and all that I searched and found this. It’s the most reader friendly biblical stories I’ve ever come across, not the crazy Khazari pagan ritualistic trash about raping babies and all that stuff. It was interesting and I wish it was bigger.

Needed for research

Easy read. Translated well. PerfectTo learn from

Overly simplified, highly cherry picked condensed version. Does not reference the Mishnah or Gemara in any way shape or form. Seems to be more of a condensed Torah (OT). Would not recommend.