The Underground Bible

The Underground Bible is a controversial book that portrays the Jewish and Christian Bibles in a new light. This superbly researched manuscript presents a selection of topics that are rich in practical understanding and spiritual depth. Elijah offers an extraordinary perspective of the ancient texts, assessing their context, characterization and relevance to modern civilization. Most of these often profound and beautiful insights have remained unknown outside a small circle of scholars who were pushed underground after the destruction of the Jewish temple in 70 A.D. The Underground Bible distils the essence of the Scriptures in 50 chapters from Pre-Adamic Man and the Beginning of Time to the World of Spirits and Prophecy. In addition, the book provides an informative and detailed treatment of how the writings of the Bible are affecting our lives today, including events in the Middle East. With deft and profound scholarship, Elijah looks squarely at Biblical and scientific evidence in order to disentangle many of the mysteries and confusions surrounding traditional interpretations of the Bible's writings.