Finally understand the whole Torah in simple, illustrated steps
Most people finish a story with no idea what it meant. The names pile up. The Hebrew is dense. Nobody ever taught you how to read it, so you assumed the problem was you.
The Torah Made Simple tells every story in plain words, with the meaning explained as you go. No Hebrew needed. Illustrations for every scene. Maps and timelines that finally put it in order.
You close the book knowing what it said and what it was for.
The Simplest Way for Any Family to Understand Torah
The one who started at Genesis and never made it out. The one who sat through years of it and still could not explain a story. The one who freezes when their kid asks a question. The one who walked away long ago and does not know how to come back.
This was written for all of them.
No Hebrew. No teacher. No background needed. Genesis to Deuteronomy, in order, from the first story to the last.
|   | sunfela | Regular Torah |
|---|---|---|
| Every story told in plain English | ||
| Maps, charts and timelines | ||
| Tells you what each story was for | ||
| Clear enough to actually finish | ||
| The original Hebrew text |
Loved by 16,730+ Jewish families worldwide
93%
kept reading week after week, instead of stopping like before
89%
finally understood what the stories were actually about
91%
said the illustrations were what made it click
Based on a survey of our first 2,100 readers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the actual Torah?
Is this the actual Torah?
It is an illustrated guide to the Torah, not a replacement for a Chumash. Every story from Genesis to Deuteronomy, told in plain English, with the meaning explained as you go. Most people keep it beside their Torah, not instead of it.
Do I need to know Hebrew?
Do I need to know Hebrew?
No. Everything is in English. If you have never read a Hebrew letter, you will still follow every page from the start.
Is anything left out?
Is anything left out?
It follows the traditional Torah text through all 54 Parashot in order, from the first story to the last. Nothing is skipped and nothing is added. The language is simpler. The content is not.
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Anyone who wants to understand the Torah. Children reading it for the first time, parents teaching at home, adults who were taught years ago and never really understood it, and people coming back after a long time away.
Is it for kids or adults?
Is it for kids or adults?
Both. The language is simple enough for a child and the explanations are complete enough for an adult. Most families read it together.
I have read the Torah before. Will I get anything from this?
I have read the Torah before. Will I get anything from this?
That is most of our readers. Knowing the stories and understanding what they were for are two different things. Almost everyone finds something in here they had read many times and never understood.
Is it a physical book?
Is it a physical book?
Yes. Hardcover, printed in a large, clear size, and shipped in protective packaging. Every order is checked before it leaves us.
How long does it take to get through?
How long does it take to get through?
There is no set pace. Most people read a story at a time, ten minutes or so, and get through the whole thing over a few months. You can also open it at any story and read just that one.
What if it does not help me?
What if it does not help me?
Thirty days, full refund, no questions asked. Send us one message and we will take care of it.