Welcome to Hashem... The Name, a book of ancient discovery! Have you ever wondered why God is referred to as God or Lord? Or wondered if God has a name, a personal name. How did our redeemer (Messiah) come to have the name known worldwide in the assemblies today? As children, we accept the traditions of our parents and even pass them down to our children, but what is the truth of our savior's name? As adults, we must investigate with a sincere heart if we truly want to please our Creator. In this book, the investigation has been completed. This author encourages all to verify this research! Hashem... The Name outlines the model of Moshe/Moses, who received the first revelation of the name of the Hebrew God. He then revealed to the Israelites who were in bondage in Egypt and Pharaoh, their captor. This name is not to be forgotten but remembered, spoken, prayed to, and worshipped. Moshe brought the Israelites to Mount Sinai, where our Creator further revealed himself and his instructions written by his finger on stone tablets, today known as the Ten Commandments. Our Creator is holy and looks for his people to follow his direction. In this book, our savior is introduced as King and the Jewish redeemer, echoing our Creator's instructions with better promises. Today, society has wandered and strayed from the Creator. This book will emphasize the basic tenets of the biblical faith of our forefathers. Enemies of the faith tear down these laws from buildings. Our Creator's master plan is to place his laws upon our heart, written in like manner, by the Spirit of the Highest, never to be erased by man.

"Throughout the day, a child turns to Hashem to tell Him whatever's on her mind -- words of praise, all her requests, and lots of thank you's -- straight from the heart!"--

There is no such thing as coincidence! Very often, Hashem (God) is helping us throughout the day in seemingly "coincidental" ways. Here are over 140 anecdotes from eight grade students who tell over how Hashem (God) was very present in their life!

When Hashem cries too is a touching story about a family who have suffered a stillborn and how the young daughter processes and grieves. Loss is always difficult to talk about as adults and one can feel uncomfortable speaking about it to children. Children need to grieve and process too. This book cannot take away the loss or pain but it can serve as an accompaniment for the journey.