Jaco Gericke Libri

Exploring a fresh perspective on the Hebrew Bible, this work suggests that its true purpose lies in guiding ethical and philosophical living rather than focusing on miracles or the afterlife. It highlights how biblical authors employed narrative and prophetic speech to articulate universal themes in ethics, political philosophy, and metaphysics, offering readers a new framework for understanding these ancient texts.

Exploring the nature of Yahweh, this work presents a groundbreaking philosophical theology of the Old Testament, challenging the notion that such a study is impossible. It posits that the Hebrew Bible contains an implicit philosophical framework regarding belief in God, making it suitable for analytic examination. The book delves into the intersection of philosophy and theology, offering new insights into the understanding of divine concepts within the Old Testament.