Isaac and Rebekah (Biblical Stories Explained)

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[@thereaper7682]

Are you guys interested in Biblical anime??cause I'd love to make it.

[@Mysassafrasroots]

I would watch it.

[@EustassGambit]

Sure but how can we watch them, and probably anime on historical facts

[@markuhler2664]

Yeah. What experience do you have making anime? And do you mean anime or another style of animation.

[@thereaper7682]

@@EustassGambit it will be based accurately from the word of God.

[@issacharisreal1004]

Please do! Make it badass bro 😎

[@jacopoarmini7889]

back then you didn't find your gf at a party, you found her at a well feeding your camels, or, if you are lucky, a random angel passing by plays matchmaker for you

[@Marie-fh9fr]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sthembisozondi3342]

I wish we can go back to those good old days, nowadays women want to be men 😢

[@jacopoarmini7889]

@@sthembisozondi3342 I understand, and I feel you miss one critical point, back in the day life was way harsher, women of the day were way tougher and "manlier" than some men today, it was a matter of life and death after all.

[@sthembisozondi3342]

@@jacopoarmini7889 you're absolutely correct, but I prefer women of back then than the ones we have nowadays because most of them were respectful towards God and they knew their man, I don't want to generalize but I am a Zulu Man and women of our generation are really taking things to extreme (they now abusing their constitutional rights forgetting about their responsibilities), compared to the ones of my forefathers lived with.

[@56pjr]

not myth but fact

[@sirpancake2638]

I look forward to these series you do, amazing illustrations and relaxing voice too!

[@chloethemessenger]

Me too!!! 🤍

[@alexisgreen-hernandez8604]

The story of Abraham and Isacc was unique and very interesting 🤔 It is the true lesson of the ultimate sacifice and faith. Very good story. 😇😇😇

[@harveywabbit9541]

Sarai gave her handmaid Hagar (flight), an Egyptian woman, to Abram; “to be his wife, that he might be builded up through her." Now, be it known that when the Sun rises in Aries, Virgo has set, thus becoming a night constellation, and "beautiful to look upon." Thus, she is Abram's wife, Sarai (my star), and is found during the summer months until near August in the night hemisphere, coming to her meridian toward the end of May. Coming in conjunction with the Sun at the end of summer, she flees with Abram into the winter hemisphere, and gets the name Hagar {flight). As a winter constellation, she gets the epithet Ethiopian. By means of her fruits, gathered at the end of summer, Sarai is builded up through her (Hagar). Just nine months after the love affair above spoken of (their conjunction), Ishmael is born at the summer solstice; Ishmael was the genius of winter, because born when the days begin to shorten. He was the precursor of Isaac, and bore the same relation to him as John the Baptist did to Jesus Christ. Ishmael and Isaac were the same as Esau and Jacob. Isaac was the younger. Like Jacob, he came forth clinging to the heels of his brother, as summer always follows winter. Ishmael is literally the Ram, will hear. Why? Because the Ram (Aries) was in his zenith, i.e., was the Most High God, when Ishmael was born. Going in different directions, as they apparently did, the Ram will hear him and that is all. Our Savior is often called Immanuel. Why? Because at his birth the Ram was in his nadir, i.e., on his meridian, and the two traveled together to the east where they met (Sun in Aries); hence Immanuel, i.e., "God is with us." Ishmael's hand was "against every man and every man's hand against him." Why? Because, at his birth, the days grew shorter, and winter came on. Winter is against every man and every man is against winter, i.e., in summer every man must provide against winter. Isaac (laughter) was Jesus, because born at the winter solstice (the Savior's birthday), he brought "good tidings of great joy, which shall be unto all people." That is, the days begin to lengthen from the winter solstice; spring is in prospect, when all will be saved! Again, Ishmael and Isaac are the same as John the Baptist and John the Evangelist of the Freemasons (Mackey's Manual, p. 57). Says John the Baptist, "he (Christ, or John the Evangelist) must increase, but I must decrease" (John 3.30) - the days shorten from the summer solstice and lengthen from the winter solstice.

[@Valachy_17]

I’ve been a subscriber for a long time and love all your mythology videos. I am Christian and I can say that I love the videos you do for Bible stories and they keep me interested. The Bible can be tricky sometimes to truly understand but your videos make me comprehend so much more. Keep up the good job!

[@rhondajkestin]

Mythology videos? Are you saying that everything in the Bible is myth?

[@francisdoss8642]

Dear Aaron Robinson et al., thank you for the narration and visuals of the story of Rebekkah and Issac...Stay Blessed...Amen.

[@yvesforbesfloresii]

Hi, can you please do a video about the story of Queen Esther one day?

[@chloethemessenger]

Yessss pls

[@redadmiralofvalyria867]

As a person who has asd ( autistic spectrum disorder) and I find It hard to actually read the Bible ( I am catholic) especially with how it's worded your videos actually explain things to me bit by bit

[@CrownxMe7]

This probably isn’t the best reference as their approach to the Bible is not factual or literal. More of hypothetical and “this is what we’re told instances”. In other words, they treat the Bible no differently than explaining Greek mythology. I recommend the Kingdom in Context channel. Sean breaks everything down to elementary level and him and his wife are great teachers.

[@terryjones1638]

Please don’t be a Catholic but be a Christian. No religion can save you but Jesus can, and will, if you believe in Him. God bless you!

[@stop-zs7gq]

I love the way you tell your stories I start thinking about it and I wish that I could live in those days I love him the stories I never get tired of them I always find something new thank you so much for these videos

[@donaldwatson8883]

Please do more stories on lesser known and lesser talked about characters in the Bible.. Examples include: Queen Vashti, Queen Candace, The Queen of Sheba, Dinah, The unnamed wives of famous male figures. etc

[@ShepherdsCreek]

Yes yes yes!!

[@JuliahistoryLover]

I love these videos! All of them but lately I’ve really been binging on the Bible stories. I love your presentation & explanations as well as alternate interpretations. Thank you!

[@davidwright8989]

The details is astounding.

[@kimeraclan3135]

This story sounds very much like a procedural marriage documentary.

[@ameswinslow9859]

Thank you for sharing the utmost of quality content on the internet today with us all. Much love and gratitude

[@patentes8463]

I love it how in the end, Rebecca turns out to be Issac's cousin. God really works in strange ways. Rebekah was Bethuel's daughter, Bethuel was Nahor's son, and Nahor was Abraham's brother. Wouldn't it make more sense for Abraham to just make arrangements directly through his brother/nephew? Something like "Hey bro! my son Issac, you remember him, don't ya? Well, he IS 40 already! I think it's about time we got him a bride, ya know what I mean? Do we have any single, beautiful women in the family back there? If we do, please, send them over. All of them so that he can choose the one he likes the best. You know I will take care of all the expenses and send lots of presents back as always". Or, how come God didn't speak to Abraham and said. "Your brother Nahor has a gorgeous granddaughter named Rebekah, I have chosen her as the perfect bride for your son Issac because she's worth her weight in gold. Send your servant to find her and bring her to your son Issac". Any of those 2 scenarios would make more sense. We know that God talked to Abraham almost on a daily basis. Why leave it to chance? or maybe they did arrange the marriage beforehand between the two brothers. Wouldn't that make more sense? But, hey, what do I know. God doesn't talk to me every day, I'm just a simple mortal with stupid questions.

[@yayotheswagifier123]

To me personally the Bible is actually a lot deeper than people think and I think it has been misinterpreted throughout the years. While many of the stories in the Bible may have happened, maybe none of them did, but to me it doesn't really matter. I feel like many of the teachings in the Bible are actually very similar to Hinduism and Buddhism. It's just that when people read the Bible they think that God is actually a being in the sky who is judging us and either rewarding or punishing us based on what we do. I believe that God is within us, and that we are all a peace of the divine. I believe we will all be saved in the end. But I'm still human, sometimes I lose faith and sometimes I actually really hate who I am and the things I've done in the past. But ive had moments where felt in touch with the divine and in those moments I never felt judged, I felt loved and I felt like I loved myself in those moments. One reason I'm still going, and there's been really dark times where I honestly wasn't sure if I could going, where I wanted to die, is that I know that I care for and love my family and friends. I even love and care for many people who have wronged and hurt me, even though that isn't always the case. Either way my brother I do believe that the world is spiritual, sorry for the long comment lol I hope your at peace, idk where I'm at rn tbh

[@patentes8463]

@@yayotheswagifier123 I agree with you on the "I believe that God is within us". With respect to this " teachings in the Bible are actually very similar to Hinduism and Buddhism". I also agree with you. However, Buddhism served and serves the same purpose as any other religion, that is, to keep people as slaves.

[@itsmejacob7625]

@@yayotheswagifier123 no these religions are not the same bro . . They are very different. . Karma and judgment day are very different ideas. . We are in the end times. . JESUS saves 🙌

[@LolaAriana7515]

Isaac cousin was bethuel, so bethuel's daughter Rebekah was his niece

[@dauber1257]

I got the answer to this question in my head very randomly later in the day. I think it is so that we truly try to seek the Lord and His answers and guidance. As we know, The Lord works in mysterious ways and that we should lean on not our own understanding but God's. Which can be very difficult sometimes but the price has been paid for our sins, so I'm sure we could tough it out. And you can see that the Lord still works in the same ways He did during the beginning, in Genesis 24. We have to pray a lot, we have to seek Him a lot, we have to actually try. This is probably because he wants a genuine relationship with us, genuine love. Tried and tested. 1 Peter 1:7-9 "so that the proof of your faith, being more precious than gold which is perishable, even though tested by fire, may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ; and though you have not seen Him, you love Him, and though you do not see Him now, but believe in Him, you greatly rejoice with joy inexpressible and full of glory, obtaining as the outcome of your faith the salvation of your souls." Faith better than refined gold.

[@congeranahumu4364]

I love this guy Accent 😂😂

[@Jobe-13]

I wonder where exactly in the levant this is all set, knowing that Canaan was what we call Phoenicia today.

[@hemidas]

Levant is the entire region between Asia Minor, Mesopotamia and Sinai peninsula. Phoenicia is roughly where Lebanon is today.

[@Jobe-13]

@@hemidas Awesome! Thanks.

[@chrisw8627]

@Ghost Ghost no, the Bible and Torah ARE super authentic, and there’s actual proof at how authentic and unchanged they are after thousands of years!!

[@Utrue55]

Rebekah was THREE YEARS OLD

[@accountname5626]

What 3 year old can carry water buckets for camels? 😂🫵

[@Utrue55]

@@accountname5626 oooh wie gross sind die Krüge? Wieso hat eine erwachsene Frau eine Amme??? Alle jüdischen Schriften sagen sie war DREI Jahre alt und ich soll euch heidnischen Hippie Paulusjünger glauben…? Really 😂

[@Euro.Patriot]

​@@Utrue55She was not 3, read Genesis 24.

[@Utrue55]

@@Euro.Patriot SHE THREE YEARS OLD. Read OT and Tanach. Great Rabbi confirm that und who you are …? 🫢👻🦄😈

[@Utrue55]

@@accountname5626 you can eat shit an kiss glowing coal 👻🦄😈 🫵🫵🫵 🫢

[@ashingone8483]

She was 3 years old.

[@Euro.Patriot]

No.

[@Euro.Patriot]

@Jesus_in_Talmud Why are you telling me?

[@Euro.Patriot]

@Jesus_in_Talmud Why are you telling me?

[@mishymishy3005]

I really enjoy your vids. I enjoy religious mythology and you give a fair reading. It's nice that you are balanced and read things as is, without pushing an agenda 🤍

[@irradiatedghoul945]

I agree, it's not easy to find these days.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Yes. I parted ways from a cult, calling themselves Witnesses from God, but I still enjoy religious history and mythology. Many things are revealed (even concealed) in these historical tales.

[@gospelpreacher6345]

@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 its history shorty, the catholic church is the biggest cult, may GOD of Abraham, Jacob, Isaac, and Adam be with you until the day of the Lord's vengeance

[@KittysREIGN]

That’s what I love about this channel

[@56pjr]

not myth but fact

[@56pjr]

not myth but fact

[@nebsam7137]

Great to see it my man

[@SecretsOfScripture]

Would love to see documents like this !

[@L82Love]

hey, if you watch all the angels and demons stuff, then like every video and give it a view too. I love this dude story telling, i watch every video just to support and not be a fair weather viewer.

[@kellyrobinson6663]

As always thank you for your vids ☺️

[@hanzohattori5980]

This Interesting story 💯💯💯👍👍

[@56pjr]

not myth but fact

[@rickspalding3047]

But how did Rebekah know she should go and marry Isaac?

[@resurrectionx5952]

Thanks for your works 💜

[@chrisberatis2612]

Do you think it’s possible if you can make a video on John of Bohemia or John the blind as he’s known.

[@ARO656]

MORE BIBLE STORIES PLEASE. THESE ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!!

[@NicholeMars]

I love the story. Thank you for sharing.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Such a faithful servant is hard to come by these days

[@christyadams9235]

Maybe their partners are unworthy of such loyalty...

[@hayden2686]

Always good..just love history..

[@gaventer2022]

Yep... Agreed!

[@preciousbees5721]

This was lovely, makes me love Jesus so much all over again❤

[@endtimespreaching8872]

When the 12 tribes came back they had to slaughter the people of Canaan. Would be hard of they were kin. Besides Canaan begat Zidon, It was about the "serpent seed" being rife in Canaan. The purity of the be bloodline was important.

[@surfinloco9612]

Thank u for the video, super informative. May I make a request a vid for Rachel wife of Jacob

[@Bellstylesonthe9]

Ay serpent will never have a footstool therefore it needs no Legs. 0:14

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

And that's why I married a Rebekah.

[@matjaralwatany]

now i understand how Rebecca at age of 10 became a wife of Isaac at age of 35.. in Bible they may short summary story.. thank for that meaning full story of Rebecca and Isaac

[@jamesx2464]

That's it after this I'm getting me some camels LOL.🐫🐫🐫

[@JoshuaMusau]

lol

[@cywren6821]

early party baby!

[@ARO656]

Also One on Alexander the Great please

[@taylank6418]

Funny how your thumbnail portrays a grown woman instead of a 3 year old

[@SirWalterWhite]

3y/o Rebecca💥💥

[@Euro.Patriot]

What?

[@nothanksplease]

Good wing man!

[@claudialartey8020]

Forgiveness Take heed to yourselves If your brother sins, Rebuke him, And If he repents Forgive him, And If sins against you 7 times In the day And Turns to you seven times And Says I repent, You MUST forgive him. JESUS loves you. Well Done

[@elram2649]

Given the much better genetics of the time, there wouldn't be an issue with marrying that close a relative and so it would've been completely, unquestionable custom to carry on this way...after all, if it'd been wrong a practice...none of us would be here today. 👈💯🤔 And the physical appearances would've probably looked like today's models...if not better...since, after all, that and ego made a third of the angels rebel against God, their jealousy at God's creation. Think about that one for a second...these humans must've been gorgeous to behold. Unfortunately, every generation loses lots of genetic code, which in turn, leads to our physical degradation. And so, we'd expect our health, lives, and looks to degrade. The ability that's been given to us by God, to have a brain and create technologies to in good use, counter our degradation is what keeps us in our current state, to be able to make a living in relative good health, which is itself, another reason to share our technologies with our brethren across the globe. Praise be to God.

[@Euro.Patriot]

NiBBa really saying incest is okay.

[@CrownxMe7]

Angels fell because of Women. There are no feminine angels, therefore they were dumbfounded when witnessing them. They have no families and became jealous and wanted children of their own. But yes I agree people were beautiful back then. This has been mimicked with plastic surgery now. Also, incest has always been forbidden.. other than Adam & Eve’s children. Marrying a cousin is not incest and is still practiced today in African and Middle Eastern countries. Incest is your immediate family. Regardless of the genetic code, God would not approve of a man marrying his aunt etc.

[@ahmedjibran4974]

King James Version Genesis 24 is such a hook

[@tyrionlannister3459]

Hi, can you please do a video about how historically accurate these stories are? That'd be great, thanks.

[@wendychavez5348]

They are as historically accurate as the Christian Bible, and there are varying theories on that point. As far as I can tell, it's word for word out of the Bible, though I couldn't tell you which translation, which also has an impact on the verifiabiliy. Someone in another comment noted that he reads them in a very balanced manner, without pushing any particular agenda, and that's one of the things I appreciate about these readings too.

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@wendychavez5348 The bible is historically accurate? Since when? Who verified that? And what does it mean to "read them in a balanced manner"? And the bible does push an agenda, with fear mongering mostly.

[@wendychavez5348]

You're right that the Bible does push its own agenda; I don't know how the person whose comment I'm relaying might explain it, but as I understand it, his reading is what I would expect from someone reading a story from mythology or a well-known work of literature. There are things that can be empirically verified through archeological means or triangulation with other cultures in the region, though I feel a lot of the details can certainly be considered mythological &/or distorted versions due to centuries of retelling. He does not read these stories with a fire-and-brimstobe passion or in a manner that elicits fear, ecstacy, or any other extreme. So much has already been covered about whether the Bible is historically accurate (as stated, I've heard several arguments for several different viewpoints on that aspect) that I think it might detract from this channel. It's just nice to hear the stories without being told how to interpret them.

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@wendychavez5348 And yet, none of those avenues of study have shown anything the bible claims to have happened to have actually happened. No claim has any amount of evidence to support it with facts. Maybe you should inquire about the methods of research and verification processes that exist and are in use to support a specific finding. A clue about when people say things in general terms; examples: "scientists have done studies", "used sciences", and "studies have found". These are not true because no names are given. Not a single individual, study name or a reputable journal where it was published nor the subsequent research as peer review either. Those are telltale signs someone isn't being truthful. Belief in something doesn't make it true. Truth is what the facts are and without facts, what is left? Not the truth. Fallacious claims and arguments are in higher supply than the evidence of anything credible whatsoever the bible and all other religions texts claim as actual events that happened in reality. And when asked those specific questions the people who don't have answers won't be able to answer with names, ever, because they don't exist. Unless it's from a Christian organization, then that too is suspicious. They have an agenda.

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@wendychavez5348 If you know of a legitimate scientific research that's been published in non-paid journals for the peer review process that has been verified, please tell me their names and where I can find it to read myself. I can't find anything credible. And I've looked for 20 years.

[@magafreedom6637]

Awsome..........................

[@nduretv2]

Powerful

[@Reef_inow]

The translation isn’t accurate .I recommend reading or hearing the Jewish stories and bibles .

[@carolmustika8211]

Tq. Ya marriages procedure.❤❤❤

[@mrjemes1597]

Was isaac and Rebekah marriage a cousin marriage ? Anyone here to give my answer ?

[@Joejoyoyoyo]

Hi, Bethuel was Rebekah’s dad and son of Abraham’s brother, Nahor (his nephew’s daughter or grandniece 😊)

[@victoriousvirgo2898]

222

[@wanderingseal2595]

lmao isaac reference

[@victoriousvirgo2898]

1122

[@ManjrekarKiyaara]

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[@guychet7146]

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[@thegratefultraveller9395]

👍

[@tyrionlannister3459]

Spoiler alert; Fictional events and characters aren't real and don't affect actual reality nor are they historical figures. Not real.

[@yeshuahamashiachservant8165]

Lol u okay?

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@yeshuahamashiachservant8165 Of course.

[@kerroni6679]

@@tyrionlannister3459 If it don't affect reality, why are people affected and make decisions because of the morals and percepts of the Bible!

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@kerroni6679 Because people are gullable. That's how. And there are morals in the bible? Where, what pages?

[@tyrionlannister3459]

@@kerroni6679 Morals like if a woman is raped and she's married the assailant and victim are both stoned to death? Or if she's not married, her rapist can purchase her ? Or how god was cool with slavery as long as a slave wasn't murdered from being beaten? How about incest? All of Noah's grandchildren were inbred. Just like everyone else was accept for Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel and Seth. Then the inbreeding began. Maybe you mean how it's ok for god to murder innocent babies, children and unborn fetuses? It happened. There were pregnant women in Sodom and gamorah and during the flood of Noah. Not to mention the first born in Egypt, countless babies and children were murdered. Then there's the wholesale genocide upon all people's the Israelites came across in the promised land, that was very nice wasn't it? What about the Brew pregnant women drank when their husbands thought they were unfaithful? That too is in the book. Oh yes, so many morals in the Wholly Fallacy. The cultists handbook of bullshit.

[@oichiazai1]

you should do more on Islam and two you should have included Islamic stories as well in your title as prophet Ishaq may peace be upon him is a prophet in our religion as well

[@oichiazai1]

@CO BE we Muslim are a part of the Abrahamic religion and we believe in the same God Allah i should not have to say that educate yourself

[@smilesandthetwistedmd7608]

He can talk about whatever he wants. You Abrahamic rejects are killers and murderers, and infidels of God in the flesh Yeshua Meshiacah. Jesus is King 🤴🏽 ✝️

[@jeremyjones8965]

Old Testament is kinda racist is it not? Why would God bless and approve of those who think with such prejudice? This to me does not sound like the God I know and Love. Are all men created equal or not?

[@clonegaming6656]

So Rebekah is like his cousin, Alabama moment

[@mayoayo001]

Getting too addicted to this. Idky

[@chrisw8627]

Cause there great LOL

[@aKaButtons15]

Lol me too

[@YourAMA566]

Same haha

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

Cause you are either learning the Bible if you haven't read it or having the key parts of it explained to You in a simple way, as well as all of his other areas he deals with like different forms of mythology, The Occult, etc it's just addicting for real :)

[@luckyngulube8004]

Me too

[@dani-chan327]

Camels can drink up to 30 gallons of water so multiply that by 10 and… welp she is definitely the one.

[@Zayn._gnx]

​@SheepOfChrist818its in bible

[@Zayn._gnx]

@SheepOfChrist818 strong case is she was 3 years old but even if not three she wasn't much older than 10 years old which is just a child

[@HeavenAndHope]

Love,love,love the biblical stories so much. Thank you sweetheart 🙏❤🥰🕊bless you

[@dolphineachonga555]

Finding wives through intermediaries was common practice in some Eastern cultures. So Abraham sending someone to find a wife for his son wasn't strange in those days. Still happens in some cultures today.

[@isaacvr6947]

Isaac was like the prince of Caanan.

[@djsteviedee]

Loving it but we really need a video of Cain & Abel. The real truth. I grew up hearing different versions of it

[@vaibhavdimble9419]

How can Abraham leave his family with women who is outsiden

[@hamarbamutphanbuh2810]

The narrations of the Storiy n the background Character and attitude of Rebekkah is an excellent analysis,so is the faithful trustworthy servant these are not accidental but some wonderful guidance you are too good for a Sunday School Teacher n if many like you the world will change for the better.

[@katieshowYansim1614]

Interesting

[@NistorAlin]

You used to have an apple podcast channel, right? What happened to it? I can’t find it anymore

[@Pantomathh]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ well explained literally enjoyed it

[@Saints_ravenfortheRainbow]

Please take from this that you can ask who he wants you to marry.

[@gaysodaniel1636]

Yes

[@PaulaCollinsJacksonLLC]

But the servants name is Eliezer Abraham was his master

[@dw9932]

it's weird that issac is the ancestor to Julius Cesar

[@TeodorRomania92]

My son's name is Isaac

[@daveaurelien347]

Eliezer is Og, he was given to Abraham by Nimrod

[@smilesandthetwistedmd7608]

Given is a pretty inaccurate word that's a reach. He didn't exactly put paper and a bow on him. That's cute you learned genealogy.

[@rewatteefroimchuk8589]

Thank you for this .

[@seanvolk4202]

Interesting

[@nataliecolbert5781]

I love these videos. Can you please add some Biblical stories from the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha and the Dead Sea Scrolls? And please, please, please do a special on Dante's Inferno!!

[@danielszymkowski6856]

It wouldn't be a biblical story if it's from the Apocrypha.

[@ES-kh7fj]

How it should be in todays marriages thats why im not moving before God i want a rebekah not a eve

[@aleximalmgren5301]

Given he never took another wife IT seems they were indeed a great love match

[@andreaclark9992]

Women will also be passive to one another if not questioned or operated

[@kevinmichaelbergman8276]

Ok I figured out by knowing from Rebekah who returned from the Dead when I was a child? The Names were switched by the prevailing one Isaac=Horus was the Father not the son Abraham was the Murderer of his Son Isaac? when the names have been switched as Isaac was poisoned and blinded before birth by Athena who was the Archangel Gabrielle using spells to become the Gabriel the Fe-male known as Aphrodite AKA Zeus Fused together with Athena Rebekah was Gaya. Then Jesus was the reincarnated Isaac Horus Isaac that when figured out was again Killed again? So now we have the justice for Jesus being sacrificed to save His Father's Secrets from being told?

[@geomad8964]

Please take your pills my friend.

[@christiantorres8858]

Waiiiittt... Rebekah and Issac are related?

[@JoshuaMusau]

Who else noticed a change in his voice?

[@isaac2dgamer899]

My name is Isaac…

[@heart_or_X]

My name is...R

[@victoriousvirgo2898]

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[@merlinwizard1000]

183rd

[@richard123466]

Rebecca didn't come from Ur, she lived in Harran in Syria which is where Abraham's kin were. She was the sister of Laban, the father of Leah and Rachel.

[@majesterj1842]

First! Lol

[@user-A-A-RON]

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[@gaventer2022]

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[@578mastin1]

If I can use your Images then I could tell the FULL STORY in about a 90 Minute Video.. Permission please..

[@firetrucko4644]

You forgot to mention issac can unlock the starting item D6 if you beat the boss Isaac with blue baby

[@giovanniamadorrosales9270]

I love your narrations of these true biblical stories. God bless my brother and I wish you nothing but success👍👊🏼💢👊🏼💢👊🏼💢👍👍👍👍👍💪🏼.

[@nelliegracelongwood5485]

You really should do some research on the culture and traditions before you claim to be an expert. At this time the father made the arraignment of the marriages, so to say that Abraham was getting impatient is a stupid thing to say.