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JACOB
MODULE 4: SESSION 18: Jacob Versus the Narrator
Yaaqov sees how Lavan’s “face” has changed toward him, beginning a pattern of reckoning, where Yaaqov will have to “face” those he has deceived. Yaaqov ascribes his prosperity to God, but his account contradicts the narrator’s presentation. The virgin birth of Jesus brings new creation…
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JACOB
MODULE 3: SESSION 16: Rival Wives and Many Sons
Rakhel’s words echo Sarah’s as she takes matters into her own hands in an attempt to secure Eden blessing for herself. The origin of the family of Israel is mired in animosity, trickery, and abuse, yet God continues to pour out Eden blessing on the family he chose to be a blessing to all nations.
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JACOB
MODULE 4: Jacob’s Flight From Laban
SESSION 17: Jacob Deceives His Deceiver
Yaaqov and Lavan each try to gain the upper hand over the other. As their wealth increases, so does the tension between them. A likely explanation for Yaaqov’s use of the rods with the sheep is that they act as artificial mating partners to control which rams are…
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ART OF BIBLICAL WORDS
Session 4: Words and Meanings
Most words have a range of meanings, and we need context to determine what aspect of a word’s meaning an author intends. The words we use most often do not have a specific meaning. Rather, they have a semantic range of meanings that can be activated by different features of the context. In other words, a word…
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Context really shapes word meaning. Missing context is missing everything! Great job Ma. Rachel!
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Very edifying
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Lessin 18: Following Good examples
Apostle John writes to Gaius a servant of God whose hospitality was very renowned as he entertained missionaries that came his way.
He prayed that Gaius prospers and be in good health God desires good for us ps 34:8.by this he makes a correlation of your physical and spiritual health.
He further expressed…
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We must avoid pride because its really obstruct in the church.
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Lesson 17: The suffering servant
Jesus , the messiah as prophesized in Isaiah 53 was the Lords deliverer who was destined to liberate Israel from captivity.
The controversy around the messiah is seen when the Jews refused to accept a suffering servant but fir a conquering King.They weren’t looking fir a messiah that was humble and lowly, but…
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Powerful and thorough exposition of Isaiah 53 Ma. Rose!
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Lesson 16: Jesus part IV
Jesus never considered himself equal to God but rather became a bibd servant. phi 2:5-8 He wasn’t a facsimile of God or of man but was like Gid and like human also.Jedus was fully human as well as fully God. John 1:14.
Jesus was tempted in all points het without sin. That’s why he is qualified to stand as an intercessor…
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JOSEPH
MODULE 6: SESSION 24: The Lion of Judah
The New Testament authors reveal that the royal lion of Yehudah is also the sacrificial lamb that was slain, portraying Jesus’ death and resurrection as the fulfillment of Yehudah’s royal exaltation. The royal rod (or scepter) of Yehudah can represent either punishment or rule. Later biblical…
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You have done a great job in explaining the dual symbolism of Yehudah’s lion and scepter and connecting Jesus’ death and resurrection to both judgment and blessing.
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Thank you very much
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JOSEPH
MODULE 6: SESSION 23: Judah and Joseph
Yaaqov’s curse on Shimon and Levi foreshadows the scattering of these two tribes. Yaaqov’s blessing for Yehudah casts Yehudah as a new Yoseph. The story of David is patterned after the story of Yoseph.
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JOSEPH
MODULE6: SESSION 22: Ephraim and Manasseh
Yaaqov’s words blessing Yoseph’s sons foreshadow the division of the tribes and the loss of Ephrayim in exile. In the rest of the Hebrew Bible, the line of Yoseph, through Ephrayim, comes to represent God’s promise to bless the nations, and the line of Yehudah comes to represent the blessing of…
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