Understanding Ancient Laws

Reflections

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God, Spirituality, Jesus, The Bible Project, Tim Mackie, Theology, Bibleproject, Meditation, Religion, New Testament, Bible, Mindfulness, Religion & Spirituality, Bible Study, Cheree Hayes, Christianity, Old Testament, Reflection

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🗓️ 24 February 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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How can we understand the ancient laws in the Old Testament? And what’s the point of reading them today? In this episode, we are learning how to read the ancient laws that God gave to Israel and reflecting on how they can impact our choices today.

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0:00.0	How can we understand the ancient laws in the Old Testament?
0:03.0	And what's the point of reading them today?
0:22.0	Hey, this is Shree at Bible Project.
0:24.0	In this episode,
0:25.0	Chris will teach us how to read the ancient laws that God gave to Israel
0:29.0	and how it can impact people's choices today.
0:31.0	And stay tuned,
0:32.0	because after the Bible reading,
0:33.0	we'll have a chance to reflect on our own choices,
0:36.0	and pray together.
0:37.0	Listen in.
0:40.0	Hi, this is Chris at Bible Project,
0:42.0	and today we're looking at how to read the law.
0:45.0	If you're reading the Hebrew Bible,
0:46.0	chances are you've come across sections of law or instruction for living.
0:52.0	These laws make up a large amount of the books of Exodus,
0:55.0	Leviticus, numbers, and Deuteronomy.
0:58.0	And these are beautiful parts of Scripture,
1:00.0	but they can also be confusing.
1:02.0	Here are some examples of laws.
1:04.0	And as I read these,
1:05.0	I want you to think about what you usually do when you come across these kinds of instructions.
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