A Torah web resource dedicated to the educational content and projects of Mori Michael S. Bar-Ron.
Our aim is to help the educated truth-seeker, the perplexed of our time --Jew and gentile-- to see the "Big Picture": how the most reliable, robust science and academic theory (no pseudoscience or wishful thinking), together with the most reliable, authentic Torah traditions, are revealed to be different sides of an awe-inspiring whole. This union reveals the Torah to be as relevant to the modern world as ever.
We focus on the toughest issues for Torah faith. How key discoveries made by science and academia are not only reliable truths, but do not contradict our core traditions. They can and should deepen mature Torah faith.
Join us for a FREE INTRODUCTORY CLASS on March 19, inviting the world to EXODUS COMES TO LIFE
This will be our highest-quality course to date, a full course responding to all major challenges to Torah faith in regards to the historical grounding of the Exodus narrative.
Read Mori Michael's highly critical research papers, written under strict academic supervision. Among other paradigm-shifting discoveries, his readings of ancient inscriptions in the earliest form of the Hebrew script, Proto-Sinaitic, reveal the historicity of the Torah. Found in the Sinai Desert and Egypt, these inscriptions, which can be dated to the appropriate times, bring to life events of the Sojourn, Slavery and Exodus.
Click on the link below to book a private online consultation, class, or even a mini-course with Mori Michael.
Receive guidance that can help through crises of faith, challenges to Torah observance and family challenges.
The mori gives private instruction and tutoring on everything from how to defend the Torah and People of Israel from a wide range of accusations, how the Torah is properly synthesized with the historical timeline, the history of the Torah text, ancient perspectives on halachah, Hebrew pronunciation, Torah chant, and more.
Having presented to diverse audiences of religious and secular, Jewish and non-Jewish, lay and academia, Mori Bar-Ron is available for lectures on classical Torah, the sciences, archaeology, and academia.
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