Noah (eBook, ePUB) - Levy, Rabbi Itzhak
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This book opens with the line, In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth with the intent to get readers focus on the idea that, after the flood, it is as if God was beginning a new creation all over againa new creation of heaven and Earth. The heavens and the earth were affected by the flood, which lasted one year and ten days; one year is a complete and full cycle of twelve months; ten days is a full cycle that represents the number of righteousness12+10=22. It also speaks of the significance of the twenty-two Hebrew alphabet letters. Noah becomes the new Adam in this newly created world.…mehr

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This book opens with the line, In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth with the intent to get readers focus on the idea that, after the flood, it is as if God was beginning a new creation all over againa new creation of heaven and Earth. The heavens and the earth were affected by the flood, which lasted one year and ten days; one year is a complete and full cycle of twelve months; ten days is a full cycle that represents the number of righteousness12+10=22. It also speaks of the significance of the twenty-two Hebrew alphabet letters. Noah becomes the new Adam in this newly created world.

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Autorenporträt
Rabbi Itzhak Levy is the founder, president, and teacher of Beit Or in Forney, Texas. He was born and raised in Israel. He has envisioned and brought together Beit Or House of Light Synagogue to teach the knowledge of Torah and Yeshua to his people and others.

He has honorably served in the Israel Defense Forces and the Israel Police Force. He has also taught the Bible for more than fifty years. The Lord has blessed him with knowledge, wisdom, and revelation of the Bible. The Lord has also preserved him through difficult circumstances: the poverty of Israel, and dangers and persecution from both Jews and Gentiles for his beliefs in Yeshua and its teachings.

Despite the odds, Rabbi Itzhak Levy has dedicated his entire life to his walk with God and the ministry of teaching. Rabbi Levy brings to Beit Or his knowledge and understanding of scripture that goes back four thousand years, which has been passed down to him by his forefathers. He also brings his desire and willingness to serve. He has a vision of raising a community of believers filled with great leaders-for the kingdom of God.