Mythology Hebrew Library
Alpha Couple
As the Alpha Couple in charge of the Mythology Burrow,
we'd like to welcome you to the Hebrew Library.
However, if you selected this Library by mistake, please
feel free to choose another destination by clicking its
link in the Burrow Navigation Bar to your right. You'll
see our Libraries listed under the Mythology Burrow. And
have a pleasant day wherever your browsing takes you.
What Next?
Return
Return to the Mythology
Burrow.
Down One Level
Departments are the next lower level in the Mythology
Burrow. Please feel free to stroll around. Take your time.
Enjoy your visit.
For now, we've setup the following Departments:
God Department
The Hebrews didn't always worship the One God. Throughout
their long history, they've had many gods. And even their
One God went by many names. Drop by the God
Department and let me introduce you to some of them.
Goddess Department
You might be surprised to learn that the Hebrews didn't
always worship the one male god. Quite the contrary. They
also worshipped a long list of goddesses as well. Come inside
the Goddess Department
and meet some of the Hebrew Goddesses.
Creation Department
The Torah — and Genesis in particular —
isn't the only version of the Hebrew creation myths. You
might be surprised by some of the ideas they had. We talk
about them in the Creation
Department.
Adam & Eve Department
There's a lot more to Adam and Eve than you learned by
reading about our "first parents" in the Book of Genesis.
You'll find some interesting documents about them in the
Adam and Eve Department.
Find out how myth has made them larger than life. Find out
about Adam's other wife (wives, actually).
Cain & Abel Department
You only get a brief glimpse into the lives of these
first brothers in the Bible. We have some of their stories
in the Cain & Abel
Department. Ever wonder why they fought all the time?
Could there be a political background to the story? Did
the Hebrews have ulterior motives when they wrote this
enigmatic story?
Jacob & Esau Department
Two nations have fought over the Middle East for millennia,
both claiming rights to the land through descent from
these two brothers. The Bible presents only a brief sketch
of the conflicts between them. In the Jacob & Esau
Department, we'll look beneath the covers of history.
Much of the information contained in the Hebrew Mythology
Library came from a set of books written by Rabbi Ginzberg.
Although I have an "ancient" set of hard-cover volumes,
you can obtain a less expensive paperback version.
Have a pleasant day!
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