In "Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine," Harold Bloom presents the God of the Hebrew Bible and the Jesus of the New Testament as distinct, fundamentally different characters, rejecting the notion of a unified "Judeo-Christian" tradition. Published in 2005, the work explores this literary and theological chasm by comparing the unpredictable Yahweh to the transformative, "belated" figure of Jesus. For more details, visit New York Times Review . Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine by Harold Bloom