Click a cover to switch books	101 Myths of the Bible: How ancient scribes invented biblical history Buy 101 Myths from Barnes and Noble Read some book reviews Read the Table of Contents Read the chapter on David and Goliath Read the chapter of the Ten Commandments See what some readers have said   101 Myths of the Bible is my follow-up to The Moses Mystery. It examines many of the most famous stories in the Old Testament and shows how Israelite scribes often adapted, edited, or changed Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Greek myths and legends, transforming them into biblical stories about Israel's history. Of especial interest may be the many early Egyptian influences that have been overlooked by both biblical scholars and Egyptologists. The book shows how many famous stories, such as that of David and Goliath or the handing down of the Ten Commandments from Moses to Israel, were based on false beliefs about events that never happened.  Moses Mystery    Bible Myth    101 Myths of the Bible    War of the Werewolf Home Page     Back to the top	For more information about Greenberg's writings on the ancient Near East, go to his web site on Ancient Near Eastern Myth and History On 2/5/01 101 Myths of the Bible ranked 1,105 on Amazon. Some Book Reviews Library Journal NY Press Star Press "Books like 101 Myths strike at the heart of Christians who take the Bible as a literal, inspired word from God." - A pastor quoted in the Star Press.
Click a cover to switch books	The Moses Mystery: The African Origins of the Jewish People The Bible Myth: The African Origins of the Jewish People Buy The Moses Mystery from Barnes and Noble Buy The Bible Myth from Barnes and Noble Read excerpts from book reviews Read the Table of Contents Read the first chapter See what some readers have said   The Moses Mystery: the African Origins of Ancient Israel (Birch Lane Press, 1996) is Gary Greenberg's controversial challenge to traditional biblical scholarship about the origins of ancient Israel. In it he argues that the first Israelites were Egyptians who followed the teachings of the monotheistic pharaoh Akhenaton (1379-1364 BC) and that the Exodus resulted from a failed attempt to place Moses on the Egyptian throne in 1314 BC, when Pharaoh Horemheb died. The Bible Myth: the African Origins of Ancient Israel (Citadel Press 1998) is the subsequent paperback edition and contains some minor corrections that were omitted from the original edition. In 1998 Enalios Publications released a Greek language edition of The Moses Mystery and in 2000 Prefacio released a Portuguese edition of The Bible Myth. Due to heavy sales, the hardcover edition is almost sold out and Barnes and Noble is probably the only remaining outlet still having copies. The paperback edition is also available at Barnes and Noble but can occasionally be obtained through other dealers. Moses Mystery    Bible Myth    101 Myths of the Bible    War of the Werewolf Home Page     Back to the top	On August 15th, 2000 Barnes and Noble ranked The Bible Myth as its 28th best-selling book in the category of "Religion: History" out of over 1500 titles in that category. Read a full length review of The Moses Mystery in KMT Magazine A must read for those interested in biblical scholarship. - The Tennessee Tribune An ingenious comparison of Biblical and Egyptian history. - St. Louis Post-Dispatch I am amazed at how you managed to figure out that there is a connection of the Genesis chronology to the Egyptian chronology. . . .And your breakdown of Genesis 15:13 with Exodus 13:40 was also impressive. And the match of the patriarch with the Egyptian myths was inspiring. —T.G.
Click a cover to switch books	War of the Werewolf Buy War of the Werewolf from Laissez Faire Books Read an overview of the story and main characters Read a sample chapter Released in July of 2000, War of the Werewolf is Gary Greenberg's first novel. A combination of the traditional horror story and modern political thriller, it tells the story of two radicals from opposite sides of the political spectrum who have violent plans for America’s future. But fate has dealt a wild card and only Ludwig von Dracula, a descendant of the infamous count, knows how to stop the bloodshed. The book is co-written with Jerome Tuccille, author of It Usually Begins With Ayn Rand and numerous other books. For more detailed information, including an overview of the story and main characters plus a chapter excerpt, you can go to my special War of the Werewolf web site. Because this book is a "Print-On-Demand" publication it is not widely available. Each book is individually printed to order. Consequently, it may take several weeks before you receive your copy from the bookseller. Your patience, however, should be amply rewarded when you enjoy this very entertaining story. Laissez Faire Books usually has copies in stock and they may be the source for the fastetst delivery. To help you purchase a copy of this novel the War of the Werewolf web site has links to several booksellers who can fulfill your order. Moses Mystery    Bible Myth    101 Myths of the Bible    War of the Werewolf Home Page     Back to the top	Barbara Branden says: "I give up: I've never liked science fiction, I never have read a science fiction book I was held by--but I was up most of the night reading War of the Werewolf. Jerry Tuccille and Gary Greenberg are marvelous story tellers. I had to know how the book would end, and, somehow, I utterly suspended disbelief." War of the Werewolf is one of the few novels recommended on Free Market Net. You can get more information about Greenberg's novel at the War of the Werewolf web site.