~Books by Rabbi Isaac Levy~
Yeshua - The Lion of Judah
Discover Yeshua, the Son of God as you have never seen him before. Let this book talk to you through the Holy Scriptures...... (read more)
May the real Paul come forth
WARNING: Peter warned that multitudes could be lead to their own destruction by misinterpreting some of Paul's letters. Speaking of Paul... "his letters contain some things that are hard to understand, which ignorant and unstable people distort ...... (read more)
Commentaries
Genesis
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 again-a new creation of heaven and Earth. (read more)
Noach
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 again a new creation of heaven and Earth....... (read more)
The deeper meaning of Hanukkah
Rabbi Itzhak Levy digs deeper into an understanding of Hanukkah, like peeling an onion layer by layer, Rabbi Levy shows us the significance of Hanukkah and how it is revealed throughout Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation..
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Lech Lecha
This portion is about a man who is on a quest to finding a relationship with the creator of the Universe. He found it was a lonely journey, a journey of faith and perseverance...... (read more)
Queen Esther
A commentary
The book of Esther is a love story. It is about Esther’s love for her people to the point of death, much like the story of love of Yeshua offering His life to save His people.
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