Genesis 35-36 - 2009 - Skip Heitzig

[@eloisegomez7215]

Thank you for your teaching of Genesis. I listen to your teachings every day as I do my daily walk. Or I hear your teachings at home..I have followed the Word in 1 & 2 Kings, as well as both books of Samuel.. and Ruth.. for the last three years.. it is now October 2024..

[@peggybarton6946]

Pastor Skip, you are an amazing speaker. I'm amazed by your studies. You have no problem holding MY attention. Thank you!!

[@melsalvana8362]

I am from the Philippines. Watching this video 2023 December 7 ❤

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[@panmeihensam4522]

Thank you Pastor Skip . God bless Calvary Church.

[@nicolecrous3217]

Hi from South Africa. I am so enjoying going through Genesis with Pastor Skip's teaching. It has opened up the scriptures to me in an amazing way. Thank you Pastor Skip that even after a number of years this series is still available on llne.

[@CalvaryABQ]

@Nicole, Welcome to the channel! It is our Joy to make these verse by verse teachings available for you. Thank you for praise report. We pray you have a blessed day! - Calvary Church Web Servant Dennis

[@a.n1111]

I am in NZ, and I too also enjoy learning from Pastor Skip. I'm reading through Genesis at the moment. Been out of church for 2 years, recently renewed my faith. It like God is so so good

[@wespaddy]

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[@sachidanandabiswasi959]

Thanks for the wonderful message.

[@dorothysampathkumar6340]

Pastor Skip, thank you for expounding the Scripture. Sound doctrine, clarity & yes your random stories 😊. Such a blessing.

[@lonerstar1715]

all glory to god🙌🏼

[@frankgodberg9272]

Dear pastor Skip, I am blessed enormously by your teaching. I have listening to you and I am continually be enlightened and encouraged widely. Frank Godberg,India

[@kylemacconnell7142]

Long live Skip.

[@7thangelad586]

I love the puns!😆 When I hear you say “Padan Aram” I think of the 80’s band Bananarama.

[@monicamikolas7932]

Wow!

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[@rosebaca3472]

Need prayer for healing of psoriasis.

[@leesanders2544]

I suffered for many decades. We changed our diet to carnivore, then ketovoire and back to carnivore. No sugar, no gluten & no salicylate & oxalates. We now have no psoriasis and it fixed many other maladies. God bless you on your journey.

[@7thangelad586]

@51:40 Genesis 36: genealogy of Esau/Edom. Obadiah is about the pronouncement against Edom (portion of Jordan).

[@anileetan7234]

Jacob was a good man . He is one of our forefathers. You have to learn the Torah and also the original language, the bible was written, Hebrew, so you will know and understand who Jacob really is.

[@erindreams1790]

Pastor Skip didn't say it, so I'm going to ask, because I think it's something Pastor Skip probably WOULD say. Maybe my exegesis skills are getting better as I listen to these teachings and take careful notes. So, Deborah dies in Genesis 35:8. If there's one thing I've learned from these teachings, it's that there is nothing irrelevant in the Bible. EVERYTHING is there for a purpose. I thought it was weird at first because the only women that the Bible mentions dying are the patriarch's wives for the most part, so it seemed weird that Moses is all of a sudden telling us that Rebekah's nurse died when Deborah hasn't been in the story at all until now, and then the subject quickly changes. But it doesn't change, does it? Deborah was Jacob's mother's nurse. Jacob's parents were dead. He'd left his brother behind. Deborah was all he had left of his "old life", so to speak. I think Moses tells us that Deborah died to signify Jacob's maturity and it's basically his "coming-of-spiritual-age" story. Deborah was the end-all, be-all for Jacob and the only thing left for him to do was grow up. Or am I way off base? Haha.

[@alyssa1888]

Maybe, or them taking care of family, that includes nurses, servants. Even before the law, the people who followed God, had that sense of morality about them. And their culture to do so. 🤷‍♀️🙏

[@Investigating_Corvin]

I think that’s part of it and it’s also the changing of the tide from one patriarchal generation to the next and Gods covenant promises to His people transferring through generation to generation!

[@Jeannie-vw3nd]

Chapter 33 chapter Genesis

[@kylemacconnell7142]

Seriously

[@jennyjeziorski210]

One car in front of me

[@sammathews7138]

Grateful to God for new insights in the Word. Thank you so much Rev. Skip for sharing the heart of the Lord. Thousand times blessings in Jesus name.