Bruno Summa

The Torah Ethics Bruno Summa

The Torah, also known as the Pentateuch or Law of Moses, is a book set aside by the western world. It is through its teachings and laws that the Creator of all things and His will become known. Because the Holy Temple no longer exists, among the 613 commandments that God commands His servants to do, 240 of them are still more current than ever. These are commandments that profoundly address ethics, common sense, kindness, mercy, and love. Commandments that all men should seek in order to have a relationship with the neighbor in the way God determines it to be. Although many believe that the Torah is but rules given to Jews or concerning Judaism, Torah Ethics brings to light the divine commandments that can, and should, be observed by ALL men who seek to serve the God of Israel, regardless of creed or religion. This book addresses the codes of Ethics determined by the Torah, along with rabbinic and Talmudic commentaries, as well as the New Testament's mentions in this regard. WARNINGTHIS BOOK HAS NOT BEEN ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN ENGLISH AND A NON-NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER HAS TRANSLATED IT. THUS IT STILL CONTAINS GRAMMATICAL ERRORS, AS WELL AS SPELL ERRORS AND IT COULD BE UNCLEAR IN SOME PARTS. ERRORS THAT WILL BE FIXED SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE AND FOR THIS REASON, THIS BOOK WILL BE SOLD FOR THE MINIMUM PRICE STIPULATED BY AMAZON. IF THAT, SOMEHOW, ANNOYS YOU, PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK.