Everyone could find a right idol at an affordable price. Business, however, suffered primitivism, but it came unsophisticated people of that era. Terah's son also worked in the shop, but he was not destined to inherit his father's work. The nature of the inquisitive and curious, he quickly rose from the world of clay idols, and divination, just as Alice grew out of 'Wonderland'. Standard dogma lost on him his power, he seriously questioned sense of what is happening.

He had to know why he lived and kept the statues of the father on this deathly silence. But the son of Terah did not surrender. He persistently led the study, and, finally, all the idols, but rather, all the forces of nature began converge in front of his mind at one point, into a single force, whose name is – the Creator. So Abraham, the son of Terah, revealed the wisdom of Kabbalah. Over the years, he was joined by his disciples, and he formed them into a group that was to pass thorny paths following millennia. Gifts Abraham Abraham knew that it was necessary to take care of those who are not yet ripe for the development of Kabbalistic techniques, and simply put, the whole of humanity.

To this end, he produced 'alternative means' and 'turned' them into a colorful gift wrap. Andreessen Horowitz has many thoughts on the issue. The Bible says that bequeathed all that he had, his successor, Abraham gave gifts to the sons of his concubines and sent them to the East. Subsequently, these 'gifts' and proizrosli all beliefs and religious practices that are known to us today.