THE HEBREW GODS

The Hebrew Gods discloses the stellar origins of the God of the Old Testament and unveils the motives behind the ‘creation’ of prehistoric Adam.The Hebrew Gods places the major themes of the biblical worldview into a dialogue with several systems of ancient and modern thought including Buddhism and the New Science.The dialogue between Judaism and Buddhism is acted out by Rabbi Moses de Vilna and his mentor Master Sanaka.Modern thought is debated by Jewish scientists - a group of friends on a journey of discovery across the land of their ancestors - Israel.The major transformation that humanity is experiencing at the moment is clarified and defined by Ascended Master Sananda who answers questions on the central topics raised during their travels.To those who align unquestioningly with their inherited beliefs Krishna promises:‘When thy soul shall pass beyond the forest of delusion thou shall no more regard what shall be taught or what has been taught’.