Naked Bible 262: Exodus 3 Part 2b

The Naked Bible Podcast

Dr. Michael S. Heiser

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2019

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

This episode builds off Part 2a and our discussion of the Kenite Hypothesis. The episode essentially asks this question: How would a literate ancient Jew, with knowledge of 1 Enoch and the Hebrew Bible, understand the biblical writer’s linkage of the Kenites (relatives of Abraham and Moses) to Cain the murderer, whom the writer of Enoch associated with the sins of the Watchers? The answer may surprise you, and even bless you.

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0:26.3	Welcome to the Naked Bible Podcast.
0:28.0	If this episode 262, Exodus 3, part 2 B, I'm the layman, Tray Strickland, and he's
0:33.9	the scholar, Dr. Michael Heizer.
0:35.2	Hey Mike, how are you?
0:37.0	Pretty good.
0:38.0	Pretty good.
0:39.0	Can't complain, even though I might want to.
0:41.0	Yeah.
0:42.0	Well, you know, we follow getting to the watchers and the weirder stuff here about Exodus
0:45.5	3.
0:46.5	We teased it.
0:47.5	We split it up into two parts.
0:48.5	So we made a way in an extra week, but I think it'll be worth it.
0:52.3	Yeah.
0:53.3	Yeah.
0:54.3	So we went too long on the other one.
0:56.6	So we had a little bit of mercy.
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