Bible

"Animals of the Bible" reveals how creatures, beyond mere decoration, illuminate ancient ecology, economy, language, and theology, serving as instruments of law, metaphor, prophecy, and parable, mapping a moral universe.

Asimov's "The Story of Ruth" argues the biblical Book of Ruth likely counters Ezra's strict rules against foreign wives, showcasing Ruth the Moabite's character and lineage to King David.

Isaac Asimov's 1962 book, "Words in Genesis", published by Houghton Mifflin, analyzes the language found within the biblical Book of Genesis.

In Exodus, Asimov applies his analytical mind to biblical scholarship, offering fascinating historical context for familiar stories. His exploration of Moses' origin, Egyptian bondage, and the exodus, the moving away.

Asimov analyzes Genesis 1-4, detailing the 6-day creation, P version vs. man from clay, J version. Notes Hebrew terms like Elohim for Gods. Discusses Eden's geography via its rivers and Covers Adam, Eve, the Serpent's temptation. Cain killing Abel, and early genealogies.