The Burning Bush : Rudolf Steiner, Anthroposophy and the Holy Scriptures : Terms & Phrases

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Summary: Lasar Light shines on the Bible
Review: The Burning Bush is an extraordinary reference work by a skilled theologian and lawyer. He discovered the work of Austrian born Rudolph Steiner and all the "seeming contradictions" in the Bible were resolved for him. This book will become as famous as the dictionary by Webster or Oxford Press. If you ever wanted to read the Bible but found it strange, read this book and the Bible will be unveiled. I hold my breath for further volumes.

Rating:
Summary: Lasar Light shines on the Bible
Review: The Burning Bush is an extraordinary reference work by a skilled theologian and lawyer. He discovered the work of Austrian born Rudolph Steiner and all the "seeming contradictions" in the Bible were resolved for him. This book will become as famous as the dictionary by Webster or Oxford Press. If you ever wanted to read the Bible but found it strange, read this book and the Bible will be unveiled. I hold my breath for further volumes.

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Summary: Truly Amazing Bible Commentary
Review: The Burning Bush is essential reading for anyone interested in a deeper understanding of the Bible. This large volume is filled with amazing insights. It combines the author's own life-long search for the deeper meaning of the Bible with the discoveries of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), the founder of Anthroposophy (The Wisdom of Man). The book unveils what people have had to believe only through faith. In a series of penetrating essays the author explains such mysteries and seeming contradictions as the accounts of the Nativity, the nature of the second coming, and the meaning of the Burning Bush.

Rating:
Summary: Truly Amazing Bible Commentary
Review: The Burning Bush is essential reading for anyone interested in a deeper understanding of the Bible. This large volume is filled with amazing insights. It combines the author's own life-long search for the deeper meaning of the Bible with the discoveries of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), the founder of Anthroposophy (The Wisdom of Man). The book unveils what people have had to believe only through faith. In a series of penetrating essays the author explains such mysteries and seeming contradictions as the accounts of the Nativity, the nature of the second coming, and the meaning of the Burning Bush.