Crumb’s Book of Genesis is–for a man who doesn’t believe that Genesis is God’s word–oddly reminiscent of those produced by monks before printing presses: a verse-for-verse copy ...

In both the Torah and life itself, establishing a robust foundation is imperative for unlocking our full potential. Genesis, in this context, is our why, and no other starting point would suffice.

Genesis 2:14: Clarifies that the third river, the Tigris, flows east of Assyria with a footnote stating "Or Asshur." Genesis 6:14: Provides additional clarity about the term "gopher wood," stating ...

The figures in Genesis don’t just passively go about their lives; they yearn, they rage, they see the with jealousy, they love, they cry, they mourn.