JACOB believed there were other gods | Genesis 35 | Lesson 32

[@DavidFardenJr]

Very exciting times we are in. Thanks Tom. Yah bless you.

[@doreendamato7286]

Wow! fantastic teaching, so much more understanding of the historical Hebrew . looking forward to next lesson.

[@mikehorton3664]

you say it like it reads nothing more added thank you for your knowledge and time, love your honesty about scripture, most assume, dangerous. God bless,matthew6:33,proverbs3:5

[@flowersnpearls8179]

I love and appreciate this channel. I listen to it as I go about my chores and household activities. After 5 minutes the sound quality deteriorates; it gets slightly warbled and staticky. When the commercials come on the sound is clean, but once Torah Class resumes, so does the warbling and static . Is it an antiGod KZbin algorithm kicking in? Is there anyway to monitor and maintain the sound quality?

[@susangreninger1989]

Abraham and Isaac certainly knew the true God so how can 1 believe Jacob didn't know about this God as the inheritor of the covenant promise?

[@theomnisthour6400]

The real Jerusalem of Salem is in Britain, where the real anointed Melchezidek priesthood reigned since the time of Abram, A Brahma

[@lorriebattistoni6438]

Adam and Eve knew Adonai. Wasn't He passed down in their history back then

[@Dwight-km1bz]

I do not hear him saying God's name in vain. Father has many names .

[@JSnyder3333]

Serious question, why do you use god instead of His Name YHVH? Is it simply the ineffable name doctrine? Is it just easier to follow the text? Do you believe those pronouncing His name to be accursed? Or do you not know “god” is the name of a foreign mighty one (gott - German, object of individual worship, a personal mighty one). You use Hebrew transliterations for most names, so why use the foreign “god”? I genuinely want to know. Another serious question, how and when was the prophecy of the dry bones fulfilled? You use the Ezekiel passage to show the modern nation of Israel is the fulfillment of that prophecy, but do the people of the land still sin? Do they still worship Idols? Do they have an eternal King ruling them now and forever on a visible touchable throne? Final serious question. How does the creation of the nation of Israel bring all the members of 12 lost tribes into the wilderness for 1290 days, where they undergo Yah’s correction and guidance, and then bring them into their promised land by His mighty power, so all nations know the name Yahuah? Was the founding of the nation of Israel a second exodus, brought about by the power of Yah, only possible because of His mighty Hand? Also, thank you for reminding me that centuries of the traditions of men are nearly impossible to set aside. The delusion in this world is very powerful for this reason, and pagan Christianity is difficult to leave.

[@TorahClass]

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[@ryuhayabusa5935]

Trinity

[@aaronrobertcattell8859]

(Quercus calliprinos)

[@richardrice7147]

So the head of the serpent has been crushed or yet to be. Won't Yahusha at his coming destroy the beast, the false prophet, and put the Dragon in chains.

[@dawnemile7499]

A son took his father's old concubine?

[@gabriellehoffman7572]

It was a kind of power-play: a challenge ti Jacob's authority as the Patron of the family

[@theomnisthour6400]

Lewes is in Britain, not the middle east, and Betrlgeuse is not of this world, but a demon of chaos

[@theomnisthour6400]

The gods of almighty authoritarianism are servant of the adversary, prince's and princesses of lyre playing liars. The lord of heavenly hosts is El Elyon, the Trompette of the Shofar who brings the right colored banner of the Kingdom of Heaven back to the Kingdom of Jerusalem

[@lcarole3131]

I dont understand why YAH would change Jacob's name, which honors HIM, to one which honors - IS(is)/RA/EL-3 pagan gods! How does that make sense?

[@jacobpacella5394]

Israel is greater than a Name. Its meaning is its treasure. Yasher-upright & El-Elohim. The common depiction of ‘those who wrestle with God’ is a misleading understanding. The upright of God should be the identity of a people who identify with Israel & the God of Jacob.

[@JSnyder3333]

Yisrael does not equate to the name of three foreign mighty ones. Even though we are told not to allow the names of foreign mighty ones pass our lips, a part of the sound component of a mighty one’s name does not invoke that mighty one. If it did we could not use language at all.

[@susangreninger1989]

Mr.Bradford has some suspect interpretations of things. To assert teaching replacement theology was used by God as something good is absurd. How is the spreading of a false doctrine to the gentiles a positive thing? They start their journey in a new faith deceived by an apastate gospel.🤦‍♀️

[@kingdavid-zh9dd]

YOU NOT LIKE US 👉🏿👑👩🏿‍🦱🧕🏿🦁

[@theomnisthour6400]

El Shaddai is not El Elyon. It is the adversary pretending to be God. The temples of El Shaddai are cursed until rededicated by an anointed Melchezidek priest and the worship of El Elyon and his children of the four winds is resumed, according to the law of the real Salem

[@tomashernandez5640]

Strange theory of yours...where you got it from?

[@theomnisthour6400]

@@tomashernandez5640 I was there for a lot of it and woke to old memories starting about 7 years ago

[@rocdajacable]

​@@theomnisthour6400 was it Qualudes ?

[@theomnisthour6400]

@@rocdajacable what a quirky question! Quite quever of you. Your mummy must be so quoud

[@tomashernandez5640]

@theomnisthour6400 With your reply to @rocdejacable, you are showing who you really are..

[@Golddi123]

Some interesting lectures but I can no longer listen to them as you keep on using G-ds name in vain. This discredits all you are saying unfortunately. Will best listen to a Rabbi and directly from the source and not from translation.

[@Dwight-km1bz]

Brother I really would listen to it all before I gave up on it. He's making a point about how people thought back in those days and we have a lot of that going on now.