Ordained minister of United Israel World Union is a 501(c)3 educational research organization founded in 1944 by David Horowitz (1903-2002), as an international movement to disseminate the Decalogue Faith both within and beyond the confines of Jewry. Its primary focus is to function as an association of any, and all who are drawn to the One God of Abraham and the Holy Scriptures (the Tanakh or Hebrew Bible).
January 29, 2022 – One of his teachings – The Pentateuch: A New Look series where he explains how even when there are differences in the books neither may be wrong.
Differences do not mean that one is right, and the other is wrong. This is not to pick them a part. This is to say, why does the writer in Exodus 20 say this and the writer in Deuteronomy 5, whether it is the same person or not, why do they say something different? If they do say something different, does it mean that it is not the same writer? Not necessarily, Deuteronomy 5 could be written much later. Maybe there is a lapse in memory of detail or something? It doesn¶t mean that one is right, and one is wrong. This exercise is to compare and contrast. We are dealing with a special genre of literature that I like to call sacred history. Not to be confused with history this is the absolute way that it went. Pick any subject in history and study it and you will find differences depending on the sources you look at, the perspective of the writer, and the time in which it was written. New discoveries might shed light on a historical event, outside of the bible even. It just
depends. – From Page 4
