In this broadcast, Zen Garcia and I studied Genesis Chapter 19, along with parallel passages from the Targum; Jubilees 16; Jasher 19; the Legends of the Patriarchs and the Prophets, the Writings of Abraham and the Legends of the Jews.
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It is so sad that it is said the poor, humble, afflicted, needy, weak, lowly and meek will inherit the kindgdom of god. So, you have to be a broken human being that is too weak to have will of its own. Something that is easy to control by god. A traumatized individual without understanding of psychological trauma and the effect it has on many of the homeless that are in this situation currently.
It doesn't matter what kingdom, a life of suffering, trauma and mental illness, which are subjects never touched upon by the bible, is not a life worth living. What a messed up creation. And that is you do not consider that this could have been an ideologial psyop deviced by the ones who wrote that text.
2 married daughters, 2 sons in law, 2 unmarried daughters, Lot, Lot’s wife, 1 son, 1 daughter killed helping the assaulted man = 10 righteous that Abraham prayed to spare the city for. Unfortunately Abraham couldn’t know their hearts and know that all of Lot’s household was not righteous in the Lord’s eyes.
Rob, can you do ANYTHING Without pissing people off everywhere. Hahaha keep up the good work brother
Is there an app for the feast? Like a app for the mohideen?
Rob, ultimately, your "thesis regarding how the Nephilim returned after the flooding" is based on one single verse, Num 13:33, which then becomes a worldview and hermeneutic whereby you then misread other texts via which to build a theory.
Yet, that was an evil report stated by unfaithful, disloyal, self-contradictory, embellishing, rebuked spies who also contradict Moses, Joshua, Caleb, God and the rest of the Bible when they made three claims about which the whole entire Bible knows nothing: we should not believe them and should certainly not make their claims the premise upon which to build a thesis.