Well, I watched the channel of a brother called John Kostic (a.k.a Your dutch uncle John) and he describe in his videos that the history of Abraham, Isaac and his servant Eliezer was a picture of course of the Gospel, but the Trinity itself. Abraham references the Father, Isaac the Son, and Eliezer (Eliezer literally means "God is my helper") is a figure of the Holy Spirit, remember Eliezer was send to find bride for Isaac, like the Holy Spirit take the Church for Christ the Son of God, and there are key references and words you can link between the history in Génesis and the Gospel. Is amazing, and I hope many of you can share and talk about this with others brothers in your local church comunity. Blessings and greetings from Chile to all of you brothers and sisters, in God and LORD Jesus, amen.
Isaac was a young adult when Abraham was going to sacrifice him, he understood what was happening, carried the wood, and would have been strong enough to wrestle his very old dad to avoid being bound to be sacrificed. So it’s likely that after this happened, Isaac was old enough to be able to live on his own apart from his mother and father.
Abraham was a very wealthy man and owned massive herds of animals. Isaac and his step brother were given their share of their fathers wealth, consisting in considerably sized animal herds and servants. There was no way the sparse desert landscape and limited water resources could maintain those herds in close proximity to each other so it was necessary to move to other parts of the country.
Not watching this live broadcast right now, but your title of this video teaching reminded me my question! Why isn't eve death recorded? Does that mean she still alive? Died in the flood? Was she included in the "all mankind" based on genesis 7:21?
Eve is not still alive. It’s not uncommon for the woman’s death not to be recorded. Very few women’s deaths are recorded in the Bible. IF she would have still been alive during the flood, that would have made her over 800 years old. Highly unlikely, but yes, all of mankind other than Noah and his family died in the flood. Both men and women and children.
Jason I really do enjoy your ministry. Really I do. I have to tell you though that sometimes I pass on a video because of the faces you make on the introduction. I’m not sure what it’s called. Maybe a thumbnail? Whatever it’s called, it cheapens your message. It ALMOST makes you look fake and less sincere. I do not think that is your true intention though. I love learning about scripture and I like how you deliver it however I think making silly faces only makes you and your ministry look phony and less credible. Please, I am sorry if this hurts your feelings. I want to believe you are sincere about your ministry and God.
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Fascinating - thank you for posting 🌿
I love that you pay close attention to detail... would love yo grow with you.
Well, I watched the channel of a brother called John Kostic (a.k.a Your dutch uncle John) and he describe in his videos that the history of Abraham, Isaac and his servant Eliezer was a picture of course of the Gospel, but the Trinity itself. Abraham references the Father, Isaac the Son, and Eliezer (Eliezer literally means "God is my helper") is a figure of the Holy Spirit, remember Eliezer was send to find bride for Isaac, like the Holy Spirit take the Church for Christ the Son of God, and there are key references and words you can link between the history in Génesis and the Gospel. Is amazing, and I hope many of you can share and talk about this with others brothers in your local church comunity. Blessings and greetings from Chile to all of you brothers and sisters, in God and LORD Jesus, amen.
Isaac was a young adult when Abraham was going to sacrifice him, he understood what was happening, carried the wood, and would have been strong enough to wrestle his very old dad to avoid being bound to be sacrificed. So it’s likely that after this happened, Isaac was old enough to be able to live on his own apart from his mother and father.
Abraham was a very wealthy man and owned massive herds of animals. Isaac and his step brother were given their share of their fathers wealth, consisting in considerably sized animal herds and servants. There was no way the sparse desert landscape and limited water resources could maintain those herds in close proximity to each other so it was necessary to move to other parts of the country.
The servant is seen as the Holy Spirit generally by bible scholars who seek and prepare the bride fir the Son.
The Angel of The Lord several times mentioned in the Old Testament was pre incarnate Jesus.
Not watching this live broadcast right now, but your title of this video teaching reminded me my question! Why isn't eve death recorded? Does that mean she still alive? Died in the flood? Was she included in the "all mankind" based on genesis 7:21?
Eve is not still alive. It’s not uncommon for the woman’s death not to be recorded. Very few women’s deaths are recorded in the Bible.
IF she would have still been alive during the flood, that would have made her over 800 years old. Highly unlikely, but yes, all of mankind other than Noah and his family died in the flood. Both men and women and children.
That's over a thousand gallons of water .
Jason I really do enjoy your ministry. Really I do. I have to tell you though that sometimes I pass on a video because of the faces you make on the introduction. I’m not sure what it’s called. Maybe a thumbnail? Whatever it’s called, it cheapens your message. It ALMOST makes you look fake and less sincere. I do not think that is your true intention though.
I love learning about scripture and I like how you deliver it however I think making silly faces only makes you and your ministry look phony and less credible.
Please, I am sorry if this hurts your feelings. I want to believe you are sincere about your ministry and God.
I understand. Thank you for sharing your genuine concerns.
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I feel bad saying it open like this. I didn’t know how to tell you privately. I’m sorry