Daniel Abraham Diosi is an independent scholar and systems thinker with over a decade of experience analyzing complex frameworks across disciplines. For the past eighteen months he has been engaged in intensive research into the Hebrew scriptures, working directly from the original texts rather than translations or theological interpretations.
His core conviction is simple: to understand YHWH, one must study His words and actions as recorded in the original Hebrew — not as filtered through centuries of institutional religion, denominational doctrine, or narrative tradition. Daniel's books strip away those layers to examine what the text actually says, what it meant in its historical and linguistic context, and what it means for how we live today.
His growing catalog — including the five-volume Words of God series and The Ten Commandments — forms a coherent body of work aimed at anyone willing to engage seriously with the foundational documents of Western civilisation, regardless of religious background or prior knowledge.