Hi Sam, I just finished reading "Life After Breath", a AI summarized version of your book, "The Explanation". It is quite convincing and compelling as you attributed our consciousness to the "neshama" as the divine breath of God that differentiates human-kind from all other creatures. Even as you alluded to the "neshama" given to us to the exclusion of angels. This explains why the angels desire or long to look into how the Gospel plays out (1 Peter 1:12). There was one thing that puzzled me about how you described the Holy Spirit as the power of God. I come from a Baptist background and believe God is revealed in Three-Persons, which is the Trinitarian perspective. That God is One, and reveals Himself in God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. We will not have a full understanding of the Trinity until the day we are brought into God's Kingdom. So, until then the Holy Spirit, who dwells in me (1 Cor 3:16), is God the Holy Spirit, just as God's Son, Jesus Christ is God (Matt 3:16-17). Thank you for publishing this version of your more expansive work, "The Explanation". Sam Nonaka

Thanks Sam for directing me to the proper tab to view the short 3-course videos to interpret Gen 2:25 and Gen 3:1 in the context of the Hebrew mindset. The Strong's Concordance references and Hebrew meaning of each word is a great tool that reveals a deeper meaning and intention God has for all of creation, especially the purpose He has intended for human-kind, who believe in Jesus Christ and follow His Ways and obey His Commands. Although we will be in the presence of God when Jesus returns to establish His Kingdom on earth, I am reminded of what Isaiah 55:8 says that God's ways and thoughts are higher than ours. There will be much that is unveiled as Paul says in 1 Cor 13:12, but there will still be an unfathomable depth of understanding and seeking after God's ways and thoughts for all of eternity. How do we understand what Eternity is? What does it mean to be in the Eternal presence of God? We become new creations when we allow Christ to enter into our lives and accept Him as our Lord and Savior (2 Cor 5:17). But, how much more will we be able to praise and worship Christ for all Eternity when we are unfettered or free of sin in His Kingdom. Blessed is His Name! Shalom, Sam Nonaka

I just signed up with Sam Kneller's The Explanation as I believe Sam's approach to Biblical interpretation is to understand what God intended to reveal to all believers in Jesus Christ through the unlocking of the meaning of God chosen words using the Hebrew language. I am having difficulty accessing the short video distilling the meaning of Gen 2:25. I went to theexplanation.com/naked site, but could not find the button to access the video. I would appreciate some help. Shalom, Sam Nonaka