Follow Him Podcast: Genesis 24-27- Part 2 w/ Camille Fronk Olson | Our Turtle House

[@rossjones3776]

Sister Olson, You are the most insightful guest that has been on this show. Thank you so much. -please have sister Olson on more frequently. She’s engaging and I love all of the connections she made with other peoples and times. I’m amazed!

[@smallsimplethings867]

Wonderful, inspiring and eye-opening. Thank you.

[@LatterDaily]

You are so welcome!

[@tanacastleberry7315]

I really liked this one and part 1. Camille was so enjoyable. Thanks!

[@LatterDaily]

So happy to hear, Tana! Thank you so much for letting us know. ❤️

[@tanacastleberry7315]

@@LatterDaily one of my favorite parts was her last verse of the song she did. Being a woman teaching the gospel in the home. Have courage. Being a homeschool mom, I definitely have days of discouragement. This story of Rebekah was beautiful because I can relate in so many ways. I will go and do and the lord will be with me.

[@SuperTotoro3]

This episode is one of my favorites of your series. Makes me choke up with emotion, all the messy humanness intermixed with daring moves to fulfill God's will... culminating in the reconciliation between Esau and Jacob. Perhaps a foreshadow of the reconciliation to come between Jew, Muslim, and Christian at the Saviour's return.

[@LatterDaily]

So very glad that you enjoyed this episode, friend.

[@joanshaw5341]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@LatterDaily]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mulheresdefe4567]

Marci here from Brazil. What a feast!

[@LatterDaily]

Welcome, friend. So happy to have you join us!

[@keturahwoolston9754]

Thank you, Sister CFO! Your insight and especially your passionate praise for women of the scripture really meant so very much to me in this lesson. Especially grateful for the acknowledgement of Keturah! I have gone all my years having to explain my namesake's origins and significance. And I was ever so delighted that Keturah was not "forgotten" in this lesson. I'm convinced that all my name-splaining is due to the fact that many simply "passover", skip, go-unnoticed of her 4 verse mention in our holy writ, when HELLO!?!? She was actually acknowledged by name! I was born and raised in SE TX & SW LA and many have thought my name to be a southern "made up" version or homage to ancestry, when in all actually it's legit Biblical! Many should be so anxious to learn of and REMEMBER Keturah! Thank YOU for remembering her.

[@LatterDaily]

Wow! What a fun connection!!! So glad you let us know. ❤️

[@beatriceyou1950]

Loved this podcast. Another great one. Thanks a lot.

[@LatterDaily]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jillcall2131]

Loved this Follow Him episode! Wonderful insights!

[@LatterDaily]

So happy you enjoyed this episode, Jill. Happy listening!

[@chrisarch37]

Wonderful lesson. Thank you

[@LatterDaily]

Glad you liked it!

[@lisaand24]

I really enjoyed this podcast. I love how she emphasizes that we not assign anyone good or bad. I have had a hard time how we teach about Lot's wife. Has anyone even considered that Lot's wife may have been trying to return to the city to plead with her daughters (and possibly grandchildren) to come with them? When Noah was building the ark, he had many opportunities to plead with his children and grandchildren and others to repent and get on the ark. Lot and his wife did not have that time. I realize she should have obeyed the Lord and left without turning back. But maybe her reasons for turning back were not as shallow as many perceive them to be.

[@LatterDaily]

There is always so much more to the stories that we just don't have record of, isn't there? Won't it be so fun when we can finally have all the answers and see all the behind-the-scenes of our favorite scripture stories!?!

[@SuperTotoro3]

Agreed. I think what you suggest is completely possible. I'm humbled as I read scriptures, to learn little by little how wrong many of my assumptions have been, and how patient and gentle God is with us! So grateful for being able to learn 'together'!

[@lisaand24]

@@SuperTotoro3 I too have had many eye opening discoveries. It's beautiful isn't it! So grateful to God who "patiently and gently" leads us along (I loved your wording). I am also so grateful for the scholars who so willingly share their insights and discoveries with us.

[@SuperTotoro3]

@@lisaand24 we are RICHLY blessed to glean from faithful scholars!!! And each other. It's meant to be, I believe, that we discuss more and challenge each other to dig deeper.

[@biscuiteater58]

Good video. Had to laugh to myself about the two boys in Rebekah's womb. All the commotion going on sounds like two young children in the back seat of the car, Mom he touched me, mom he's looking at me. Started before they were born !

[@denebuxtoo8944]

Hahaha that's great! What a struggle they had in the womb to "battle for who was going to go first!"

[@LatterDaily]

Such a fun visualization!

[@christineamclearly-halton1581]

Thank you , so love this lesson and spiritual feast . Love these women in the Old Testament , and have a soft heart for the men too, and seeing how the Lord works through his love and has a hand in their lives is beautiful and heartfelt. Thank you for you’re guest and what an amazing woman of knowledge , faith and love .💕🇦🇺🤗

[@LatterDaily]

Thank you so much for listening, Christenea.

[@leslieshelton1835]

I wonder if Esau was willing to give up the birthright since he was more of an 'outdoorsman' and legitimately realized it was contrary to his nature to be more of a homebody to care for the clan? Just a thought but personalities play a part in our life's decisions don't they?

[@LatterDaily]

We are all blessed with our own unique personalities and tendencies and individualities. Something to think about, for sure.

[@terryhoward6517]

so will the hand under the thigh promise be changed to passing the slipper as in the case of Boaz and the next of kin for Ruth and her property? That is how it seems.

[@rossjones3776]

Sister Olson, You are the most insightful guest that has been on this show. Thank you so much. -please have sister Olson on more frequently. She’s engaging and I love all of the connections she made with other peoples and times. I’m amazed!

[@LatterDaily]

Wow! So glad you enjoyed this! We'll pass your suggestion along to the booking department.