Rediscovering the God-Called Artist

The Father of Those Who Play the Harp and Flute — Biblical Foundations for Creativity

By Ephraim Kalish · TORAART, Mount Carmel, Israel — 5784 / 2024

📖 130 pages

Book 'Rediscovering the God-Called Artist' by Ephraim Kalish – Yuval, father of those who play the harp and flute (Genesis 4-21)

About the Book

This book returns to the sacred origins of creativity. Through just one verse — Genesis 4:21 — the story of Yuval, son of Lemech, the first musician and artist named in Scripture, unfolds.

Yuval is not just a historical figure, but a doorway into understanding God’s purpose for the creative soul. This book invites artists, seekers, and believers to rediscover art as a sacred calling — not performance, but revelation.

What You’ll Discover

Why Yuval is a prophetic archetype of the artist
The spiritual meaning of music in the Torah
What it means to be a God-called artist
How inspiration connects with divine revelation
The link between craftsmanship and holiness

For Whom This Book Is Written

Artists, musicians, and creators seeking spiritual depth
Believers exploring the biblical foundations of creativity
Bible teachers, students, and cultural researchers
Those who feel a personal call to create with God

Available Formats

Printed Edition
Digital: PDF / EPUB
Audiobook

Where to Buy

Amazon
TORAART Online Bookstore
Bookshops in Israel (by request)

“Yuval was the first to hear music before instruments existed. He did not invent music — he remembered it. Every true artist carries a memory of Eden.”