Torah Garden Welcome
A comprehensive digital companion for Torah study and research
A digital companion for exploring the depths of Torah
Getting Started
Welcome to your personal Torah study environment! This collection provides structured access to biblical texts, scholarly research, and reference materials organized for deep study and cross-referencing.
Quick Navigation
📚 Books - Complete Torah texts organized by book and chapter
🗺️ Atlas - People, places, and divine names reference
🔬 Research - Academic analysis and commentary
The Five Books of Torah
Genesis - Bereishit
In the beginning…
The book of origins, chronicling creation, the patriarchs, and God’s covenant with humanity. Explore the archetypal narratives that establish foundational patterns for all Scripture.
Key Sections:
- Primeval History (Gen 1-11) - Creation, Fall, Flood, Babel
- Abraham Cycle (Gen 12-25) - The father of faith
- Isaac & Jacob (Gen 26-36) - The chosen line
- Joseph Narrative (Gen 37-50) - Providence in Egypt
Exodus - Shemot
These are the names…
The great liberation from Egypt and the giving of the Law at Sinai. Follow Israel’s journey from slavery to covenant nation.
Key Sections:
- Egyptian Bondage & Liberation (Exo 1-18) - Plagues and Passover
- Sinai Covenant (Exo 19-24) - The Ten Commandments
- Tabernacle Instructions (Exo 25-31) - Sacred space design
- Golden Calf & Renewal (Exo 32-40) - Broken and restored covenant
More Books
- Leviticus - Vayikra - Holiness and worship
- Numbers - Bamidbar - Wilderness wanderings
- Deuteronomy - Devarim - Moses’ final words
Research & Reference
Atlas - Names, People & Places
Your comprehensive reference for understanding the biblical world:
Divine Names - The many names of God
- YHWH - The sacred tetragrammaton
- Elohim - God as creator and judge
- El Shaddai - God Almighty
- Adonai - Lord and master
- Eden - The primordial garden
Research - Academic Analysis
Dive deeper into scholarly investigation:
- J Source - The Yahwist tradition
- E Source - The Elohist tradition
- P Source - The Priestly tradition
- D Source - The Deuteronomistic tradition
- Tracking the use of divine names across texts
- Evidence for source criticism
- Theological implications
Study Pathways
📖 Linear Reading
Start with Genesis 1 and read through sequentially, using cross-references to deepen understanding.
🔍 Thematic Study
- Covenant Theology - Trace God’s covenants from Eden through Deuteronomy
- Divine Names - Follow the progression of revelation through different names
- Typology - Study recurring patterns and their fulfillment
🎓 Academic Approach
Begin with source criticism and textual analysis for scholarly perspective.
🧭 Character Studies
Follow individual figures through their complete narratives using biographical entries.
How to Navigate
This study environment uses wikilinks - clickable connections between related content. Look for bracketed text to jump between:
- Books - Torah text organized by chapter
- Atlas - Reference materials for names and places
- Research - Academic analysis and commentary
Search Tips
- Use your knowledge vault’s search function to find specific verses, themes, or concepts
- Follow wikilink trails to discover connections between passages
- Check cross-references at the end of each entry for related content
Begin Your Journey
New to Torah study? Start with Genesis and the overview of themes.
Looking for specific content? Use the Atlas for quick reference or Research for deeper analysis.
Ready to explore? Follow the wikilinks wherever they lead - every connection reveals new insights into the interconnected world of Scripture.
“Turn it over and turn it over, for everything is in it.” - Pirkei Avot 5:22
Welcome to a lifetime of discovery in the Torah.