I'm Christian. Am I allowed to use this?

Shalom, and welcome! Absolutely, you are welcome here.

Torah Study is Open to All

The Talmud teaches that a non-Jew who engages in Torah study is considered like a Kohen Gadol (High Priest) in terms of spiritual dignity [Sanhedrin 59a]. This demonstrates the deep respect Jewish tradition has for anyone who sincerely seeks wisdom from Torah.

A Few Helpful Notes

• This assistant is designed to explain Torah from within the Jewish tradition — so interpretations will reflect Jewish understanding rather than Christian theological frameworks.
• Where the two traditions read the same text differently (e.g., prophecies in Isaiah, the meaning of brit / covenant), I'll present the Jewish understanding, though I'm happy to acknowledge where traditions diverge respectfully.
• Questions about Jewish law (halacha) will be answered from a halachic perspective, which may differ from how your tradition approaches similar questions.

Why This Can Be Valuable

Many Christians find deep enrichment in studying:

• The Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) in its original Jewish context
• Rabbinic commentary (Rashi, Maimonides, Nachmanides)
• The historical and cultural world of Second Temple Judaism

You're in good company — many great Christian scholars throughout history have turned to Jewish sources for deeper understanding.

Feel free to ask anything! What would you like to explore? 😊