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Tanakh, New Testament, Manuscripts & The Israelites

By Tovi Mickel

Tanakh, New Testament, Manuscripts & The Israelites Religion & Esotericism

Tanakh, New Testament, Manuscripts & The Israelites

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A groundbreaking challenge to biblical interpretation-rooted in Hebrew, manuscripts, canon history, and the lived experience of the African and Black Diaspora.Across Scripture and tradition, one truth has been suppressed: Israel's story cannot be separated from the story of the Diaspora. This work restores that connection through linguistic precision, manuscript comparison, and historical critique.Tovi Mickel, recognized by the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) as a shortlisted finalist for the Bernadette J. Brooten Award, examines the textual, historical, and cultural fractures that shaped the Bibles we read today. This is not a devotional reinterpretation-it is a forensic investigation of Scripture's foundations.What This Book RevealsHow canon formation reshaped Israelite identityThe suppressed feminine voice of GodHebrew linguistic structures behind mistranslationsDiasporic memory theory and why it mattersComparisons across the Tanakh, Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, NT, and rabbinic textsHow imperial theology shaped Christian doctrineHebraic typologies: bronze serpent, Azazel, the seh, messianic patternsWhere African, Afro-Asiatic, and Semitic histories intersect
Why This Work Stands OutIt confronts questions most seminaries avoid. It returns Scripture to its Hebrew, diasporic, historical, and manuscript context, aligning with academic research while challenging its blind spots.Who This Book Is ForReaders seeking truth beyond traditionHebrews, Christians, and Diaspora communities reclaiming identityScholars, seminarians, and educatorsAnyone who feels "something is missing" in traditional explanations
A Bold and Transformative ContributionMickel equips readers with evidence, language, manuscript data, historical grounding, and a liberating diasporic perspective.This is one of the most daring Hebraic-diasporic critiques of our time-a book that challenges, restores, and remembers.
Product details
Binding:
Paperback
Number of Pages:
424
Release Date:
2025-11-21
Publication Date:
2025-11-19
Publisher:
Mickle Publishers
Languages:
Original: English
ISBN10:
0970997779
ISBN13:
9780970997777
Minimum Reading Age:
16
Maximum Reading Age:
18
Weight:
685 g
Height:
152 cm
Width:
229 cm
Thickness:
25 cm
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