Depression and the Divine

Exploring the concept of prophecy in the Hebrew Bible, the author suggests that many prophetic passages actually represent sequences of dreams, reflecting a depressive sleep architecture. By comparing biblical figures Elijah, Jonah, and Adam to Jesus, the book delves into their mental states and challenges traditional interpretations of their roles. It raises profound questions about Jesus' nature and functionality, particularly in light of possible depression, all framed within the context of altered states of consciousness and dream analysis.