Seeing Scripture Through a Restored Jewish Lens

Since the publication of the Tree of Life Version – New Covenant in 2012, the artwork of Michael Washer has captivated readers by restoring the Jewish context of Scripture through visual storytelling. Now, for the first time, these powerful illustrations have been gathered into one complete volume—the Tree of Life Biblical Art Collection—an official TLV coffee table book that brings Israel’s family story to life through art.

This collection features eighty-five previously released illustrations, along with three never-before-seen works, presented in a large-format book designed to be both beautiful and enduring. Each piece invites viewers to slow down, look closely, and rediscover familiar biblical scenes through a distinctly Hebraic lens.

“These words which I am commanding you today are to be upon your heart.” — Deuteronomy 6:6 (TLV)

Art That Restores the Jewishness of the Story

For centuries, biblical art largely obscured the Jewish identity of Scripture—and of Yeshua Himself. As Michael Washer reflects in his introduction, the Jewish Messiah was rarely depicted as Jewish by the visual storytellers of past generations. This collection seeks to correct that absence.

By presenting Scripture with Jewish imagery, Jewish culture, and Jewish context, the Tree of Life Biblical Art Collection restores the visuals of the Bible to match its text—helping a new generation of readers, Jewish and Gentile alike, see the Messiah and the story of redemption as they truly are.

Each illustration is accompanied by:

Its corresponding Scripture passage
An artist’s reflection by Michael Washer
A theological commentary by Dr. Jeffrey Seif, Chief Theological Officer of the Tree of Life Bible Society
A personal reflection from Daniah Greenberg, President and Founder of the TLV Bible Society

Together, these voices weave art, theology, and devotion into a unified experience.

Crafted as a Lasting Heirloom

Measuring 11 × 14 inches, this volume is printed on heavy, glossy paper, specially varnished to highlight depth, shadow, and detail in rich black-and-white tones. A sewn binding, cloth cover, and a dust jacket featuring a previously unreleased Tree of Life illustration ensure this book is built to last for generations.

With a special note from Daniah Greenberg, an introduction by Michael Washer, and a concluding essay by Dr. Jeffrey Seif, readers are invited not only to view biblical art, but to understand its importance in shaping faith, imagination, and worldview.

Gathering Families Around the Word—Visually

The Tree of Life Biblical Art Collection fulfills the same mandate as the Tree of Life Version itself: to gather families around the Word of God again. By presenting Israel’s family diary in visual form, this book invites conversation, reflection, and wonder across generations.

Every page tells a familiar story in a way that is both intellectually engaging and emotionally resonant—drawing viewers of all ages into discussion about the things of God. With every revisit, new details emerge, sparking fresh insight and deeper appreciation for Scripture.

For years, readers have asked how they could own these illustrations. Now, for the first time, the entire collection is available in one complete volume—a long-awaited dream realized for the TLV Bible Society and the community it serves.

Item Details

Weight: 3.4 lbs
Dimensions: 14.25 × 11.4 × 0.7 in
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 104

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