This essay addresses the false dichotomy in the church of “Old Testament vs. New Testament.”

Nechama Leibowitz would remind us that anyone can study the Bible rigorously, with intellectual curiosity and a caring heart.

Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik, an immigrant and a polymath, helped revitalize Orthodox Judaism and Torah study in North America.

The book of Amos has relevant critiques for the Christian nationalism on display in so much of the American church.

The late Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks left a profound moral and intellectual legacy both in and beyond the Jewish community.

Lack of Bible literacy and fluency is widespread—even among church-going Christians. Here’s what these terms mean and why they matter.

The portrayal of Lady Wisdom in Job and Ecclesiastes shows that in times of suffering, wisdom can be elusive.

Yoram Hazony interprets the Bible as a divinely revealed book of reason, making it deeply relevant to understanding the human condition.

Think you’re #blessed? In the Bible, blessings can be given from God to man, from man to God, and from man to man.

Reflections at the close of this series.