ONAN's Deadly SIN | Genesis 38 & 39 | Lesson 35

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Thank you Tom Bradford for your Teaching.🙏🙏💙

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We're so glad to have you here learning with us. Shalom!

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[@dawnemile7499]

The info about Pharoah being a Semite was the most significant I learned here.

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Always learn here

[@dawnemile7499]

So the Hyksos didn't keep records either?

[@linbaxter285]

"Tirhakah ruled about 689-664 BC as the third and last Pharaoh of the twenty-fifth or Ethiopian Dynasty of Egypt. The Ethiopian control of Egypt under this Dynasty explains why Ethiopia was called the "strength" of Thebes, Egypt's southern capital (Nah 3-9) This brief Ethiopian empire included Egypt for about 50 years" taken from the encyclopaedia of the bible on Ethopia

[@ChrisMusante]

Levi... Leviathan. Any comments on the connection there?

[@rano6352]

Thank you for the teaching, however the subject of the teaching it didn’t match ? Onan’s deadly sin , you didn’t even explain what was the Onan’s deadly sin in this teaching? Please would you able to explain what I have missed in your teaching, many thanks in advance.Kind Regards

[@ChrisMusante]

Anybody remember when Bush was at a meeting and he dodged a sandle?

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[@dawnemile7499]

We know that some People still practice the customs of thousands of years ago and yet they are being allowed to flood into more civilized cultures.

[@dawnemile7499]

Tamar would have to live out her days in extreme poverty because she had no husband or son? What about her father? Also, what about the command to look after orphans and widows or just plain human compassion?

[@judywilliams1928]

To my understanding, Tamar was sent back to her family to live, and life with them she was ill treated by her father who thought ill of her rejection by her predicament.

[@dawnemile7499]

Yet Matthew states that Tamar and Judah's bloodline leads to Joseph who was not Jesus' biological father so why was blood so important?

[@herinsh]

Actually if you understand Matthew Hebraicly the Joseph is Mary’s father not husband, this is clearly understood from the poetic device Matthew is using, but either the interpretation of the Greek lexicon is to narrow, obscure or just a poor translation from Hebrew cannot be determined from the existing Greek texts. Clearly understood from the surviving Hebrew manuscripts , just one of many examples of errant Greek in the Gospels.

[@smokydogy]

Destroy all mystery babylon customs lol

[@Rawandspicyjamaican]

I only listen because i don't know Hebrew and love to see and hear the words translation of from a Torah to English but I don't think the books are written about you or your kind

[@cascabcs]

You may take that subject up with the Almighty when you meet. 😊

[@dawnemile7499]

Judah certainly seemed to have little respect for women in this story.

[@selohcin]

That was normal back then. God didn't give women the same rights as men because He knew they'd destroy society if they were given equal rights. The men did not miss this lesson.

[@Rawandspicyjamaican]

So how did she know he was an Hebrew when he hid his identity because if you can remember now when he arrives in Egypt the one lady who recognized he wasn't Egyptian and told her husband to buy him and her husband went and ask Joseph Joseph said no he denied being Hebrew so how could the wife of the ruler know he was Hebrew as you're teaching this why i say its time to ask the most high what is true because this Bible has been written over so much nobody knows truth we just out here teaching what we know for ourselves isn't true.