Dennis Prager's "The Rational Bible: Exodus" - Unlocking the Meaning of the Most Controversial Book of the Bible

Family: If you're an enthusiastic reader like me, eager to explore the depths of the biblical text, then The Rational Bible Exodus is a true gem you shouldn't miss. This remarkable book injects fresh vitality into the timeless story, leaving readers with profound insights and deep contemplation. Dr. Dennis Prager's meticulous attention to detail and his unique perspective make this commentary an invaluable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Book of Exodus.

Right from the start, it becomes apparent that Dr. Prager poured his heart and soul into this work. His infectious passion for the subject matter permeates the pages, drawing readers into the ancient world of Moses and the Israelites. What sets this commentary apart is Dr. Prager's exceptional talent for conveying complex ideas in a clear and relatable manner. The Rational Bible Exodus is far from a dry and academic analysis; it unfolds as a captivating narrative, taking readers on a transformative journey through the fascinating events of Exodus.

United States on Jun 18, 2023

Javier Ballesteros: Dennis Prager explica de forma sencilla en Éxodo con la autoridad de una persona que conoce el lenguaje y además consulto y discutió sus pasajes con otros expertos.
Su análisis te ayuda a entender el como Dios toma el papel de tutor, llevando de la mano a su pueblo elegido y sufrido, al cual debe tenerle mucha paciencia.
Una vez más se confirma a la Biblia como una fuente invaluable de sabiduría que resiste El Paso del tiempo.

Mexico on Dec 21, 2022

Thea: Love all of Dennis Pragers books. The binding is strong and covers beautiful ly illustrated

Canada on Sep 02, 2021

Jay Kerr: Great book for learning more about the Bible. It’s not a replacement for the bible as it does a lot of other explaining but it’s nice because it breaks things down in a book that can sometimes be confusing to read.

This book is good for Christians, Jews, Muslims, Atheists anybody that wants to learn more about the Abrahamic religion.

Canada on Feb 23, 2021

Sledge36: Being a Christian, of the more Fundamentalist variety, I have for many years searched for Old Testament Commentary from the Jewish perspective. It is after all a Book given to the Jews. This series by Dennis Prager, an extremely accomplished author, hits the mark. Schooled in the Yeshiva from a very early age and educated to a level, well, we all know the levels of education our Jewish neighbours achieve. It opens up the Book of Genesis and gives an insight more often either missed or misunderstood by others. I cannot recommend it highly enough. I have also attained a copy of his Commentary on Exodus and intend to get the next three Books of the Torah as they hit the shelves. I am blessed enough to be taught by a Jewish convert who has opened up the Word of God like no other teacher I have yet encountered. In these Last Days i believe we must take heed of our Lord's caveats not to be deceived. With what is running around these days claiming anointment from the Most High, one must guard ones salvation carefully as we are instructed to do. They also look really well on the bookshelf.

United Kingdom on Aug 08, 2020

Moses: (Never mind my name. It has nothing to do with this book or my review of it. It literally is my name.)

This review comes from the perspective of a believing Christian.

This book is very well written and can be read in a number of ways. You can read straight through to gain a deeper knowledge of the book of Exodus if that's what you're after. In doing so, you can read the Bible verses only, reading Dennis's comments only when you want to stop for insight from the perspective of my favorite Jew. The beginning is basically a topical index, giving you the gist of the major topics Dennis comments on in the chapters and the page numbers to find them. You can skim that for something that speaks to your soul instead of a straight read. For example, the first topic in the second chapter is "The preeminent role of women in Moses's life - and in the Torah." This comment is on the first verse of the chapter. He describes, preemptively, the roles of Moses's mother and sister, the midwives who defied the Pharaoh to save Moses, the Pharaoh's daughter, and on. Some of these comments are so in-depth, that they become essays and are listed as such. My favorite essay is in chapter 15....

United States on Sep 08, 2018

Wall-to-Wall Country: If you have never read the Bible in your life but want to understand its importance, this book is the perfect way to start. Dennis Prager is a master communicator, and as such is able to impart the great wisdom of the Bible in a simple and engrossing manner.

Not only will you learn of the Bible's historical significance but also how it remains as relevant today as it did when it was written. Our ancestors, the people who built the freest, most prosperous and fundamentally decent society in history, which we enjoy in the West today, were all steeped in the Bible from an early age. Perhaps we should be humble enough to acknowledge that the Bible has as much to teach us as it did them. If not, we are doomed to forget the great wisdom of the past and in doing so forget who we are and what we stand for.

It is Mr. Prager's belief that the Bible is key to creating a better world, and after reading this you will find it hard to disagree with him.

United Kingdom on Apr 23, 2018

Louis J. Cap: In my twenties, when I knew everything, was a hardcore liberal and a self proclaimed atheist (having been born and raised a Catholic), Sean Hannity brought me to conservatism. In my 30’s, I was too bogged down with my first marriage, getting a house, having a child, going through a divorce, and rebuilding my life to care much about anything else. In my 40’s, in addition to finding my loving wife, I found Dennis Prager. Mr. Prager is not a “firebrand conservative” who wants to get you all excited so that you may go out and shout others down. He is a calm, rational thinker. His mind is his weapon, his intellect is his tool, and his demeanor makes it difficult for a reasonable person to simply dismiss him, let alone dislike him. He utterly changed my debating style from “hard hitting, in your face” to “here are my facts, what do you have to say, let’s discuss it”. He is the epitome of the old saying, “you get more flies with honey than you do vinegar”.

I had every intention of purchasing this book. In fact, I preordered it. I read the first chapter when he sent it to his fans, and I loved it. I purchased the kindle version for myself, and a hardcover copy...

United States on Apr 04, 2018