However, Bloom is as multivalent as J’s Yahweh, and he draws upon the work of historians such as John Meier and Raymond Brown to frame basic convictions about Jesus of Nazareth. Although Bloom’s ...

Yahweh is a "stern imp" who "behaves rather unpleasantly" and "has been a disaster for his champions more often than not." Jesus of Nazareth was a "bewildering" figure who was "formidably ...

Jesus and Yahweh by Harold Bloom A Bible dividedTwo testaments, two different Gods: Literary provocateur Harold Bloom rewrites religious history By JAMES CORTESE Jan 29, 2006 ...

Yahweh has come and he comes to save us – “Jesus” – “Yahweh saves.” By drawing closer to the Lord and learning of his name, we know it is the consummation of all God’s words and deeds.

In his new book, Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine, Yale professor and literary critic Harold Bloom wrestles with the meaning of God's covenant with the… ...

In his new book, <EM>Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine</EM>, Yale professor and literary critic Harold Bloom wrestles with the meaning of God's covenant with the Hebrew people. Bloom ...

King Yahweh is mindfully moving full speed ahead, with sights set on enhancing the quality of life for all individuals. The mutual goal of His Majesty, The Kingdom of Yahweh, and its followers in ...

When it comes to weirdness, Jesus Christ has nothing on his old man. While Yahweh was looking for excuses to drunkenly wrestle Moses, Jesus was usually preaching about love, tolerance and forgiveness.