Manny Arango | "It Was Leah All Along" | Social Dallas

[@danneciabrown7987]

I had brought this message for youth day at my church while back. And I named my topic “Unwanted condition but a severing purpose” Leah had a unwanted condition but she serve her purpose. And this story had free me because I can relate to Leah. This story had help me to get heal and delivered from depression. Awesome job - Pastor Manny

[@justanobserver8283]

Loved the message! Just a little clarification though, Leah wasn't cockeyed or ugly. She was soft/gentle-eyed and lovely but Rachel was very beautiful.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

Then why after 7 years was she still not courted or married?

[@CodyCole80]

I just learned this last night. 👍🏾

[@yvonneshelton2505]

Leah does deserve more props ❤❤❤

[@themboikipgen2428]

Awesome ❤

[@hazelm.8822]

I absolutely LOVE this Pastor!!!! Never heard of him before but woooooooo he is the TRUTH!!!!! This is the type of energy, language and REALNESS this New Yorker needs!

[@jaylenjohnson8098]

he is preaching I needed to hear this word for sure!!!

[@TriniDen70]

Pastor Manny and Social Dallas y'all have guts! This message was controversial and disruptive (in a good way) because it knocked against years of religious indoctrination to see and think about this story in a particular way; and while true, there is the other side that really I have NEVER heard anyone preach about. Pastor Manny's discourse was practical, real and true. Thanks for this thought provoking perspective....I'll have to listen again and chew on this some more 😊

[@Midnight_manna]

Woooooooow!!!! You just took me out. This is a totally different perspective on Jacob, Leah and Rachel. I've always heard Rachel was THE choice and Leah, along with her father, stole what was Rachel's. HOWEVER!! Rachel was Jacob's choice, but Leah was THE FATHER'S choice (natural and spiritual). In addition, I recall reading that Rachel was not buried with Jacob, but Leah was, but I never put thought into why---the drama, the accusation, conflict. And you are right, there is nothing in scripture that says Leah was drama. She was compliant, submissive, peaceful and obviously, satisfying. Crazy! What a revelation!

[@jasonwilliams8321]

Leah was NOT God's choice. God never uses or motivates someone to sin to bring about His will. Jacob's marriage to Leah was from the inception marred by deceit and trickery, .Jacob entered an agreement in good faith to work 7 years for Rachael. We all know what happened. When people go against God's will (Jonah, Pharaoh, David, Job's friends) we see the results and it's not good. Interestingly despite Jacob's horrible treatment of Leah and her sons God does not rebuke or chastise him but acts in a third party manner working things out behind the scenes.

[@IAMDSHAE]

This was truly the word I needed to hear and I know that it was for me because even though I came here by accident it spoke to me! 🙏🏽🙌🏽💕

[@ellieswood]

I am way bless thank you jesus....this is for me. I am bless God is good right time I am listening

[@mr.bongagroom9576]

Soo blessed by this sermon. Thank you Pastor for allowing God to speak thru you in this manner.

[@ToniSaintTruth]

Just jumping in with some extra bible facts: Rachel didn't steal the idols because she wanted to worship them. (only). In that area idols were the same as a will, meaning when Laban passed away she could go and claim everything as she had the will and rights to his property. (This is why Laban was so upset). Also - it showed that Rachel placed more confidence in Her natural father and not so much in the God of Jacob. (meaning she just wanted a backup plan).

[@zazaland]

According to some Jewish writings, Laban was an Idol worshipper so Rachel stole the idols to prevent him from inquiring from them where Jacob and his wives had fled to.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

Don’t let facts get in the way of feminized Christianity.

[@CodyCole80]

@@zazaland … Which means that Rachel must have believed in those idols as well because she believed they would give Laban insight.

[@Alleda777]

Daaaangg !! Good preaching !! Amén 🙏🏼 to this !

[@remikawilliams4036]

This is a wonderful word from God❤ Thank you Lord for this teaching and perspective. I pray it will reach everyone it is intended for

[@missvee1650]

Such a good word! Pastor Manny this is the second time I’ve heard you preach and both times your sermons blessed me. Thank you for being obedient to the Holy Spirit. May God continue to bless you and your family.

[@ItCanChangeYouToo]

Preaching, Therapy, and Comedy all in one.

[@lisamgonzales73]

you can choose what looks good or what is fruitful

[@jasonwilliams8321]

In spite of the fact Leah was a baby factory Jacob didn’t like her and treated her grown sons as second class family members. Yes she was buried in the family tomb but I guess Jacob may have thought that was the least he could do after treating her like garbage for so many years. Leah was unattractive. I’ve heard many pastors council young people and most would concede that if there is not a mutual physical attraction they should not get married in hopes that it might occur later.

[@CodyCole80]

@@jasonwilliams8321 Leah wasn’t unattractive, just not as beautiful as Rachel. Tender-eyed means compassionate.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

@@CodyCole80 Then why after 7 years of toil for Rachael Laban had to foist her off on Jacob? She had no suitors. She was unattractive. Not rocket science.

[@CodyCole80]

@@jasonwilliams8321 Look up what tender-eyed meant back then.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

@@CodyCole80 Don't need to. Seems like a compassionate woman who was comparable somewhat to Rachael wouldn't need her father to deceive someone to get rid of her.

[@annicathomas1172]

Word

[@marquiisthomas9304]

🔥🔥🔥

[@lollian2782]

It's really important to preach or teach from the Bible what theological scholars have already agreed on. As boring as it may be , the privilege of carrying the Word to the people is the most serious of all the callings and one has to be very disciplined and careful about it. Better to say less than to say more than the text really supports.

[@jar.ofclay]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@jamaica2010ism]

SEED 1. words 2. time 3. tears 4. money 5. die to self

[@astridmedrano5581]

I really felt like I was watching a comedy show.

[@janisthomas6634]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@heathergarcia3262]

PASTOR! You are speaking to me! lol 29 mins in lol

[@sylviaochieno694]

I'm a seed

[@jasonwilliams8321]

This is so untrue. Leah was unattractive and no man wanted her. Laban had to use trickery to get her married off. The patriarchs wives Sarah and Rebekah were beautiful. So all of a sudden God decides to give Jacob a gal who fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch coming down? A gal that he would mistreat throughout life and treat her and her children as second class family members and refer the Benjamin (he thought the sole survivor of his second marriage) as “the only child of my beloved wife Rachael”? We get it……..there are homely girls in the church and it’s hard for them to get dates let alone marry them off. This situation was a hot mess of human error that God accomplished His perfect will in spite of. Rachel was the one Jacob loved. Leah was uninteresting.

[@megmills7399]

Amen you need to work OUT of dysfunctionality

[@zazaland]

SAY all you want to but Leah WAS NOT a saint. Simply put, she was the woman that Jacob hated. We note this from the fact that even after bearing children (and Rachel having NONE) Jacob still had no affection for Leah. She kept naming her children in the hopes that Jacob would love her but it did not happen. When she got Reuben she hoped "my husband will love me" but that was not so. She got Simeon and stated that she was hated. By the time she got Levi she was still talking of her husband being joined to her. It was only when it came to Judah that she changed tune and said I will praise the Lord. Thereafter, she stopped bearing children. When Rachel gave her handmaid to Jacob and 2 sons were born what did Leah do? She chose to compete with Rachel and went ahead to give her handmaid to Jacob so the handmaid could bear children on her behalf. Later on she (Leah) gave birth to a daughter. Now ask yourself the following: What was the real reason Jacob hated Leah? After the death of Rachel. Jacob's affection was turned to Rachel's handmaid. Why did Jacob ignore Leah after Rachel died?

[@myka8712]

Yes agreed she was not a saint. I think this story was bigger then just a love story really God planned this to be a redemption story. I hated the story of Rachel and Leah to this day. In fact I always considered my self a Leah and had a traumatic experience similar to a love triangle where I was the Leah except I am a single mom now. I think people make Rachel look like the bad guy. And quite honestly the truth is there are beautiful women physically and can also be really beautiful godly women on the inside. I've spent time devastated in this story and blamed God why didn't God make Leah beautiful surely maybe some other guy would have loved her for who she is. But one thing I do know all three of them have their flaws and needed redemption. At the end Jacob choosing Leah to be buried next to him, to some it may signify that he grew to love her. I'm not sure I think we all would never know till we meet them. No one really knows if Jacob still loves Rachel, fell out of love, then love Leah or never loved her at all. But I think one thing is for sure Leah being buried next to Jacob it's more than Jacobs doing. God wanted her to be buried there God wanted her to receive that honor and be seen as the first wife I think this story is so hurtful if I focus my attention on Jacob or what Leah is lacking in beauty or whatever else is her flaws. I think the story was really meant to be God's story. It becomes a love story when we shift our eyes of off Jacob which to me is men's opinion and love and approval and instead shift our eyes on God because I've come to also know later on that even beautiful women can be dumbed by a guy over someone who is not so pretty at all. Haha in the back of my head I think of princess Diana and prince Charles. Princess Diana is a beautiful young woman but she was an unloved woman so I would say in this case the roles was reverse and the Leah was the one that got the guy whose to blame them they were in the same age gap and known each other before princess Diana came in the picture but yeah really really had to learn it the hard way that our affection should just be in God. I've even heard of a testimony of a Christian couple they divorced because the man later on in life he met someone a 17 year old girl in his Christian band and dropped his wife and daughters for a minor. If we have beauty like Rachel who knows maybe later on in life our husbands trade us for a younger girl because looks fade, if we are not pretty we compare, yeah this three individuals have their own battles I wish our heart can truly tell us God is the answer but we never really get satisfied we search for things other then God. This story I still hate to this day I don't think I'll ever come to like it but the message here is clear for me. I got the message.

[@zazaland]

@@myka8712 The story is not about a love triangle as most people think. There are so many revelations in the story but most people don't get the revelation because they only focus on denigrating Rachel. Rachel was not dumped by Jacob. The reason Rachel was not buried in the family burial plot was because she died on the way. Jacob was on his way back home and had not reached Canaan so when Rachel died she had to be buried immediately. In those days dead persons were buried immediately. It was not like modern times where bodies can be kept in morgues or funeral homes for days, weeks or months. Had Rachel died at home she would have been buried in the family burial plot. Rachel was just a victim of bad circumstances.

[@myka8712]

@@zazaland Agreed. I hated how people say Jacob fell in love with Rachel because she was beautiful. It made it seem like he was just shallow but he still loved her when she aged and still didn't like Leah. If anything it just thought me that our value is only determined by God and each person has their own cross to bear. Rachel, Leah, and Jacob.

[@glonah01]

@@myka8712May God grant is the spirit of discernment…. As a single lady reading your lines got me like wow🔥 All points of view are to be considered

[@mariebright6985]

Shalom men of God (Pastors Robert Madu and Manny Arango) and many blessings to you all, to your beautiful wives and families (personal/ministry). I do come to you both in peace and in regard to the teaching of Genesis 29, starting with verse 17. No disrespect in any way to any of you, but this is one of the most misinterpreted verses of scripture along with a few others (verse 17). It is easy for us to teach what has been passed down unto us through the preaching and teaching of others, but it is vital and important for us to be careful with that method of movement. Because we can mislead people into embracing a form of thinking that is built to function around a religious mindset and one that supports a biased and partial insight on how we view the value of people who are created in the image of The LORD God. When The LORD describes any one in His kingdom through their physicality, He does so with an intimate language. The LORD described the beauty of Leah through the language and build of her eyes. The LORD is not confined to one level of language when speaking about the beauty in His own people. Verse 17 says that Leah was "tender eyed" not unattractive or ugly. To be tender eyed means to have eyes that are loving, caring, intimate, and delicate. This has nothing to do with a person having eyes that are lazy or misaligned. Leah was a very affectionate woman and it was visible in her eyes. Her eyes spoke of how she was a gentle and caring woman. She was compassionate and sensitive. Jacob did not pay attention to that because he was more in tune with the physical and external build of the woman. He was into Rachel because of her external beauty, not her internal beauty. And scripture states that The LORD saw that Leah was hated, which moved Him to open her womb. The LORD saw the biased behavior that was shown to Leah. Jacob did not see that the internal make up of the woman is much more important than the external. There is nothing wrong with a man wanting a woman who is beautiful. But the internal beauty will always outlast the external. Leah's eyes will still speak of the beauty of God's intimate love when Rachel's external beauty begins to fade. I bring an olive branch unto you men of The Most High God. I did not come here to offend you. But we do need to help each other when it comes to the interpretation of the scriptures. We can miss out on a lot of valid and life changing revelation when we do not help each other see God's beautiful breath (His Word) for what it truly is. Shalom unto you all and have a beautiful and peaceful week.

[@dancer2cry4]

Love this ❤

[@SusanRichardsDay]

God has given you wisdom and favor to interpret His Word in Spirit and in Truth ! May He continue to overwhelm you in His perfect love .

[@Elconuquito]

Good interpretation. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[@CodyCole80]

I just read about the true meaning of “tender eyes” last night. That and some other things in this story gave me a new, profound revelation to Leah. APTTMHY.

[@lisagoldsmith7435]

Pastor Jerry Flowers said Leah was the promise, and I didn’t get it until this year when the Lord revealed it to!!! I was like WOW!!!

[@mariebright6985]

One more intimate thing if it's ok. If there are those who are struggling to believe the truth about Leah. We have to remember that in scripture it also states how The LORD is not partial to others (Acts 10:34; Romans 2:11). And for Him to shame or describe the physical appearance of Leah in an undesirable way would be a demonstration of showing partiality; which would make The LORD a hypocrite in His stature when we know He is not a hypocrite. But we can become hypocrites if not careful. To shame the appearance of Leah would be a demonstration of The LORD giving an "okay" for people to show biased behavior towards others. He is love, which means that such behavior would go against His character and holiness, which also means it goes against our design and kingdom build as well. Amen 🙏

[@briannayu]

I do agree with this part. When I was listening, I was like "but I know beautiful people with all kinds of eye erm discrepancies." But please bear in mind that he took it to extreme sides of the spectrum to highlight how meaningful it was that Jacob chose to be buried with Leah. The Bible doesn't say she was ugly, but the sisters *were* compared, & reading b/w the lines, it IS clear that her own father didn't believe she'd ever marry w/o his manipulating Jacob. Also, God definitely loved Leah b/c he opened her womb & wanted to bless her. Judging appearances or not, Leah was Biblically unwanted by Jacob, yet she grew to find love & favor. That's the angle he was playing. God looks at the heart, yes? Jacob initially looked at the outward appearance.

[@mariebright6985]

@@briannayu Shalom beautiful woman of God and many blessings to you and your beautiful family. This is beautifully spoken. Thank you for this intimate insight beautiful fruitful vine. I do understand your point. And as for Laban giving Leah to Jacob instead of Rachel. Laban was trying to keep custom. Do you remember? He said in Genesis 29:26 that customary the first born was given in marriage first before the younger. As for everything else you have shared I do understand it clearly. God Bless you beautiful lady and have a beautiful and peaceful week.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

The fact that Leah being the older sister went through the 7 years of Jacob working for Rachael without any potential suitors speaks volumes.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

@@briannayu She was buried in the family vault along with the other progenitors. It was a matter of convenience and being in close proximity to the tomb,. Rachael was buried in haste because she died during the journey. There is no evidence that she found favor with Jacob or was loved by him.

[@briannayu]

@@jasonwilliams8321 no kidding 👀 thanks for sharing that 🙏🏽

[@gigiriv101]

Thank you for this word! Many are stuck in criticism on missing the scripture but are you missing the message? Of course we should always go back to the word for ourselves, but what you take from the word one time you read it to what it will speak to you a second or third time can change. Gods word is always speaking always moving. This message just opened my eyes to a different perspective. I always viewed the story of Leah and Rachael from what the church has always preached and I believe God is showing us more than the traditional religious views that sometimes we need to break free from just like the Pharisees. In the end discernment and relationships with God is key to knowing what is for you to take out of this message and what is His truth. You may not agree with all he said or how he preached it but there definitely still is something to take from this message. Well I know for me God spoke and hit some points that I needed to acknowledge for myself.

[@faithweightsministries1508]

This man is preaching so much truth!!!!! I surrendered to God and he gave me a husband I would've never looked twice at in that way! But I trusted God knew who he designed for me when I asked him to send 'the one' he has for me. I'm in love with a man who's in love with a woman that we're both in love with God first!

[@beverlyunderwood6580]

Maaannnnn!!!! This right here is everything!!! “It’s the TRUTH for me!” I ain’t even mad! Thank GOD for this “SEED” of enlightenment that you have sown! You were in MY HOUSE! You sat down, ate dinner, had dessert, and took a nap afterwards!😂 MY GOD! WHAT A WORD! Thank you LORD for using YOUR MAN OF GOD to show me “ME” and help me understand that there are seeds that I’ve sown to contribute to the state of my marriage. Thank you LORD for revealing the 5 seeds that we all sow and that we need to be careful how we sow them. I’m praying right now that you will continue to give YOUR man of GOD a word for your people that will help us to live life and do marriage the way YOU intended. Bless him and his family as only YOU can. In Jesus name. Amen.

[@shanaetatum6985]

When I say I almost fell out MULTIPLE times LOLOLOLOL. I just pray God blesses him for ALL he poured out cause baby..........that wasn't no milk that was TEA LOL

[@kathleeenmcclintock4931]

Thank you so much for this. When I was married and my husband was cheating on me, the story of Leah became very real to me. As I studied her through my tears. Saw how desperately she craved her husband's love. When she had the 4th child, she just said"Praise the Lord! Would then read the end Bury me with Leah. Punched in Leah and this was the only sermon that came up. Thank you!😘

[@leahallysonlittle3517]

🙏🏼😇😌

[@caraliecash246]

This is proof that it’s important to study the word of God for MYSELF or I would be left to this man’s interpretation and miss out on so much sacred scripture.

[@alejandroocanas3690]

What do you see he misinterpreted? Asking genuinely (tone is hard to tell over message)

[@FlourishInAll]

I agree Caralie. The moment I read the title my face was like “🤔”. Then I listened and thought to myself “yeaaaaaaa, this don’t sound all the way right👀😗”

[@caraliecash246]

@@alejandroocanas3690 not claiming he “mis”interpreted. Just grateful I know how to study things out for myself or I would have missed Gods message for ME in this story. 💗💗💗

[@soorathea]

yup, which part did you see he misinterpreted? Asking genuinely

[@CodyCole80]

@@alejandroocanas3690 One of the main things I’ve learned is that “tender-eyed” doesn’t mean crooked or cocked. It means her eyes had deep compassion. Leah wasn’t ugly, just not as physically beautiful as Rachel, plus she had a purer heart.

[@amandacollins4378]

This HIT home! You have NO idea the words God used through you to convey this message to me! WOW, how good HE is!

[@ladylake4026]

Pastor Manny, I have been married 45 years! You are right on the money. Thank you! Amen.

[@Christian.girl123]

I think that Jacob was deceived with Leah because he and his mother stole Esau's first born right. And Leah was older than Rachel. And Laban said that it is not a custom for the younger sibling to marry before the older one. But it ended up as a good thing because Esau sold his birth right and Leah was a good wife, and maybe a better wife than Rachel.

[@megmills7399]

This pastor is so moving in the Spirit,,,God bless him Lord and lead him in your ways continually

[@tracicarter4363]

Love the context of sowing seeds in our marriages, our friendships, our children, our work, our churches, everywhere. Love the connection between sowing seeds and creating a legacy!!

[@mabeldzvengwe5671]

This is unique and powerful, am glad I turned in 🙏

[@suzain08]

My first time to Social Dallas - and wow what a word! 🔥I’ve never heard that revelation about Leah before. I can’t wait to visit again to hear Pastor Robert Madu!

[@EbonyRivers1]

I’ve heard this story hundreds of times, but I’ll never read it again the same after this. What a word!

[@Peacefullife0404]

Me too

[@talkdtwo]

Overall, the message is very good. We need to understand that Destiny is only used once in scripture (Isaiah 65:11) and it isn't spoken of well. In fact, those who follow Destiny (Is 65:12-14... he's talking to God's people here) will be brought down. Too often, we turn the spotlight off of God and onto our selves... what are the specific plans He created for us, our purpose and destiny. Purpose is used the same as destiny. If it's studied out, it means "Welfare, well-being, etc." rather than some prestigious assignment. Our spotlights should be on Him and only Him. We serve His purposes, for His good pleasure (Is 53;10, Phil 2:13). And that plan can change from day to day. This 'plan,' a destiny, a purpose, is not one mapped out for us individually because that would mean we have no free will, and we do. And, let me tell you, those who do have a true calling will tell you it is not fun. It's a hard, hard, walk. The Moses', Daniels, and Paul's, will tell you it's not about the walk here on earth, a walk they often despaired in because it was so difficult, it's all about the goal of honoring our God, our Jesus, here on earth so that we are able to honor Him there in eternity.

[@deborahlewis930]

Thank you for this message. I was blessed by The Word of The Lord.🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Britbae1]

First time seeing you in action and you did an amazing job!

[@tommyjohn559]

New subscriber!! Watching this with my family!! Great preaching

[@jaredjenkins7942]

Lol he’s funny but he needs to stick to the Truth. stick to the word and don’t substitute and add/take away or twist/bend the word of God

[@soorathea]

Do tell, which part of Bible he twisted/bend or took away, asking genuinely

[@michellelord4361]

The part about what Leah was doing in the tent made me cringe!! 🫣

[@chanmc301]

⁠​⁠@@sooratheathe ones that I caught was that Jacob specifically requested to be buried with Leah - Genesis 49:29-31 and someone else in the comments mentioned about Leah having a lazy eye. Scripture Genesis 29:17 states “tender eyed” which would more likely suggest she had caring and gentle eyes but Rachel was more beautiful. I know this comment is a year late but I just came across this video recently and decided to comment since no one else answered

[@CodyCole80]

@@chanmc301I just learned the real meaning of “tender-eyed” last night. It’s sad how much this story has been misinterpreted.

[@internationalonyx6024]

Omg this man was talking sooooooo much TRUTH, I have been through what he was talking about and I thank God for healing me enough to find a solid man. Such a timely and on point message. The audience was quiet because it was sticking --trust me

[@tyronebarnett3381]

This man of God did speak, I totally enjoy his presentation to God be praised.

[@andreas_costi9979]

can you dress normal while you preach please? thank you

[@paulinebonde914]

Wow, this is a powerful message. God blessed you.

[@brianna3492]

DANGGGGG PASTOR MANNY BROUGHT THE WORRRRRD (and laughter)

[@lauracastillo9410]

Today is a Catholic Feast day. I am new to learning history but my search for Rachel brought me here and definitely needed

[@megmills7399]

Arm candy men bye bye,,,,this padtor is so on the mark,,,thank you Lord,,,,your teaching is liberating🤍🕊📖

[@jasonwilliams8321]

So guys should marry women who are unattractive because a pastor preaching feminist Christianity says so?

[@katjohnson6394]

Wow. I haven’t heard a good sermon and message about everything Pastor Manny talked about in a while. I take every point and word spoken from this platform and apply it to my marriage, my relationships, and my life. Thank you Pastor Manny for listening to the Holy Spirit as I know only He knew and knows what I needed to hear. Praise God for all He has done. Much love from Orlando, Florida.

[@reneeorsak1144]

What a powerful word! Sheeew.

[@blissfullyblessed1000]

Amen! Lord Bless your servant to continue sharing your word in Jesus Christ of Nazareth name. Amen!

[@chunceyallenphillips3772]

You don’t know what you need…you only know what you want 🔥

[@chitowntrini]

Awesome word! It was Leah all along..

[@treasurearhewoh327]

Wow, so much truth and fun in on sermon. The Holy Spirit gave me a message, thank you so much 💙💙💙 this one is for me

[@shawntaliaw218]

GReat Word Thank You Sir💪🏾🙌🏾

[@bethbolen6992]

I love the humor, the message, the insight! Thank you!

[@sylviakaranja9636]

This was IT!!! Soo good

[@adaezeikeri7329]

You are anointed for this generation

[@JustineMarie90]

So powerful 🤎

[@sweetdimpleshmmm5628]

Wonderful word. 🙏🏽

[@quelimbrick]

This was so good. Dying to yourself.

[@nimimwamba1764]

I'm not sure making Rachel look bad and calling her names is what the Bible truly says about her....but I guess that's this Pastor's interpretation of the text.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

It’s feminism from the pulpit. “Come on guys………give the ugly girls a chance!”

[@jasonwilliams8321]

Feminist revisionism theology.

[@gspecial00]

This is so good!! I needed to hear this!!

[@briannayu]

Wheeeew ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 at the 35:30 mark, I had to pause and clip this vid to share it on FB. That was sooo deep 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 more ppl need to hear that. Iiiii needed to hear that 🙈

[@larylobo93]

Come on now pastor manny chilllll 😂 you are way too real! You really didn’t have to call us single people out like that. Anyways, lovely word I took so many notes there’s so much there that I need to go back in and study up on. I’ve never heard Leah’s story been told like that before and I am so intrigued now thank you for letting God use you always social Dallas!

[@ResetByGrace]

Amen , Amen and Amen! I have been sowing the wrong seeds but this message was not only powerful but also affirmed what God has been trying to correct in me. Thank You Pastor Manny. I'VE BEEN BLESSED.

[@londas.8847]

Whew..... Pastor Arango 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 You spoke that world.

[@chanmc301]

“And he charged them, and said unto them, I am to be gathered unto my people: bury me with my fathers in the cave that is in the field of Ephron the Hittite, in the cave that is in the field of Machpelah, which is before Mamre, in the land of Canaan, which Abraham bought with the field of Ephron the Hittite for a possession of a buryingplace. There they buried Abraham and Sarah his wife; there they buried Isaac and Rebekah his wife; and there I buried Leah.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭49‬:‭29‬-‭31‬ ‭KJV‬‬ With all due respect, this scripture would suggest that Jacob simply requested to be buried at the gravesite that he purchased for his family. And Genesis 35:1 and the actual verses where Rachel died Genesis 35:16-19 shows that Jacob was in the middle of traveling when Rachel died which would suggest that is why she was not buried in the family tomb.

[@jasonwilliams8321]

Can’t let biblical truths get in the way of a feminized message.

[@tannaevans1486]

This is probably one of the best messages I have heard on relationships lately. I know it was last year when Pastor Manny spoke, yet, this hit me like a ton of bricks.

[@kimberlysalas4462]

What a word we received today! Thank you for visiting us at Lighthouse Church In San Diego.

[@Madedifferently]

This really enlightened me . Thank you for these seeds 🙏🏽

[@isaacperez1221]

Thank you so much God for this word through Pastor such a great word🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏💗

[@tinyt9025]

Wow! Thank you for this message 🙏🏽such a great word from God through you pastor!

[@justb1981]

Woooo this wrecked me! Thank you Social Dallas for this word.

[@leahsammons1259]

I love this sermon for a couple reasons 😂

[@LadyK09]

Not Fetty wap 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣💦

[@andreameredith8816]

Amazing truth!

[@chunceyallenphillips3772]

You don’t know what you need..you only know what you want 🔥

[@megmills7399]

Your wife ia amazing

[@andrewlarragoitiy9592]

In marriage me, my, and I die.

[@d.miller6062]

Good word brother!! That's good!

[@niharika9414]

C'mon now!!

[@_Reeka]

Yessss

[@siobhonmason3434]

Praise God

[@kingstormigatchi6544]

Thank you

[@siobhonmason3434]

Amen

[@untohimonly]

Awesome Word!!! Praise God!

[@fdre9804]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@arthan06]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@josephanuoluwapo1096]

👏

[@janisthomas6634]

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