The REAL Story of the Golden Calf

The story of the golden calf in Exodus 32 is a common "Sunday School" story that is told to children around the world. However, the theological undercurrent to the story and how it relates to the ongoing spiritual battle between Yahweh and pagan gods is often not discussed.
This video places the story in its proper context by examining the depiction of worship found here in the broader context of pagan worship throughout the Scriptures.
I close the video by explaining how pagan idolatry is utterly alien to the veneration of holy icons.
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Iirc, Jeroboam actually wouldn’t be considered “of the house of David,” because he was the King of Israel immediately after the split between Judah and Israel. The Jewish kings are the line of David, Israel actually rejects their Davidic heritage when they split saying “What inheritance have we in the house of David?” Or something like that.

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The big lesson: The festival in Canaan is A LOT different than Canaanite festivals

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What is a castrophe? Can't find it in the dictionary