When Do Words Become A Blessing? – Torah Q+R

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BibleProject Podcast

Christianity, Old Testament, Torah, Theology, New Testament, God, Demons, Tim Mackie, Bible Study, Angels, Bible, Jesus, Spiritual Beings, Jon Collins, Religion & Spirituality, Spirit, Satan

4.8 • 18.5K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2022

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

How do we know the biblical authors intended to link certain words and stories? When do someone’s words become a blessing? How do sacrifices actually atone for sins? In this episode, Tim and Jon respond to audience questions from a year’s worth of conversations about the Torah. Thank you to our audience for your questions!

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0:00.0	Hey, this is John at Bible Project.
0:01.7	Before today's episode, I want to let you know that we have a new video out.
0:04.9	It's called, The Last Will Be First.
0:07.8	Throughout the Bible, culture favors the first born, gives them power and status,
0:13.2	but God consistently disrupts that pattern by choosing the second born,
0:17.6	or the late comer to receive his blessing.
0:20.3	Check out our new video.
0:21.6	The last will be first.
0:22.8	It's on our website and on the app.
0:32.6	Hey Tim.
0:33.2	Hey John, hello.
0:34.7	Hello.
0:35.7	We're coming back to do one final question response.
0:40.4	We've read through the Torah,
0:44.0	five books at the beginning of the Bible,
0:46.7	and we've been all year.
0:49.0	Yes.
0:49.3	We've been doing this.
0:50.1	Yes, dozens of hours of conversation.
0:53.2	It's been wonderful.
0:54.1	We've been tracing one theme through each,
0:56.6	what we call movements of each scroll.
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