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Jeremiah Darden
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2016
Husband, father, former associate pastor wannabe Hebrew nerd and speaker/teacher/talker guy. Used to bake bricks for a living while studying scripture. I’m just a guy with a passion for the Bible and its’ background and history. Through the last 19 years I’ve been blessed to have met and been challenged by some incredible teachers, who have helped gift resources and insights about Scripture to be. I will use the channel as an outlet to share discoveries and teachings, while hoping to impart to listeners a mutual curiosity of the ancient texts, drawing them hopefully to a deeper walk with The Lord.
Feel welcome to reach out with comments or questions. Thank you for your time, be blessed.
Feel welcome to reach out with comments or questions. Thank you for your time, be blessed.
Jacob and Esau: The Alpha and Omega
There exists a link between the estranged meeting of Jacob and his brother Esau initiated in Genesis 32:6 and Genesis 1:1 under the surface when also linked with Revelation.
We look and the descendants of both Jacob and Esau, and their intermingling, and show it in comparison between Joseph and his brethren.
We look and the descendants of both Jacob and Esau, and their intermingling, and show it in comparison between Joseph and his brethren.
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Jacob, Leah and Rachel: Sister Switcher -Portion Vayetze
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We start off in Genesis 29 with the same place and the same well as Genesis 24. We will acknowledge the differences between the then and now. Jacob crash lands into Laban’s land to to Esau wanting to kill him due to his earlier deception. Here we find Jacob himself deceived and as a result spends 20 years working for his father-in-law. We will touch base with ancient writings that state who Lea...
A Ladder, Sinai and the Bible’s First Anointing
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A brief crash course through the back half of Genesis 28. Here we examine Jacob’s Ladder and a connection it has with Sinai. We also look at the very first anointing in the Bible. Here’s a hint, it’s nothing a someone… it’s a someTHING.
Mourning Menu: Esau’s Shame (Genesis 25)
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We will jump into the end of Genesis 25 and see what ancient tradition says about the stew and circumstances of Jacob and Esau. There exists a handful of oddities in the text that point to this passage being known as a יושב שבעה (Yoshev Sheva/Sitting Seven). The pottage? A Mourning Meal that takes place within 7 days of the death of a loved one. With the added insight of meanings to both “a man...
20 Years and Twins: Jacob and Esau
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In the Portion of the Portion, we look at the first ten verses of Toldot and view the first 20 years of Isaac and Rebekah’s union and see how it reflects a great deal the similarities of Abraham and Sarah. From there we also look at their twins, Jacob and Esau, and examine clues of their characters and current misconceptions and misunderstandings about them.
10 Camels and a Matriarch
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In Genesis 24, Abraham commissions his chief servant to find a bride for his son. Who is this servant? While the text of Genesis 24 doesn’t drop a name, with Jews and Christians prominently teaching it’s the same character. This chapter also shows what many already find in the New Testament, the Son of Promise wouldn’t be seen again until he is united with His bride. During the Binding of Isaac...
Sarah and the Cave of Machpelah; Genesis 23
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Examining Genesis 23 and the life of Sarah. We explore a few common bullet points that Sarah shares with another famous Jewess in the latter side of the Old Testament, and explore how the Bible is in ways a commentary unto itself full of ‘hyperlinks’. We also examine the measures of what Abraham took to procure a burial place that would not only rest Sarah, but most of the 3 generations of patr...
Vayera: Abraham & Lot, Shame in Names.
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In portion Vayera, we’ll make comparisons and contrasts to Abraham and Lot, and their approach to hospitality to complete strangers. We also look at Sodom and its downfall, the unfortunate follow-up to what happens in the cave with Lot and the names of the sons born, and what their respective names display in shame. To close out we give a quick glance to the Binding of Isaac and a few of the el...
Hebrew Insights: Judah, DNA of the Name
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In this lesson I throw Judah under the microscope as we examine not only his *slightly* dysfunctional family lineage, but also the letters of his name. Then the English side of the coin, we don’t realize just how close Judah’s name is to God. We tap into Genesis 49’s promise that not just a king, but THE King would emerge from the line of Judah. Despite not always having been the most righteous...
DNA of the Name: Isaac יצחק
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Ever hear the story of the 100 year old man and 90 year old woman that had a baby? Don’t worry if you laughed at that statement, because that’s exactly what happened in the book of Genesis when it chronicles the way Isaac came into the world. Here we’ll jump into WHO gave Isaac his name (wasn’t Abraham or Sarah) and discover why laughter is mentioned 7 times before the newborn sees his first su...
Abram, b.1948 “Go Forth!” Lech Lecha Torah Portion
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Diving in behind the scenes and hitting the highlights of one of Scripture’s Greatest standing pillars, Abram. Better known later as Abraham. Here we willing examine Abram’s birth year from Adam, and how the number of that year repeats itself in an odd way in various circumstances. We also examine how at the conclusion of the War of 9 Kings, Abram refused to take any plunder, and that he treasu...
Truth vs Lies: Hebrew Insights
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A quick lesson making comparison and contrast of Emet (truth) and Sheker (lies) in Hebrew.
Standing Before Joseph: 20 Years Later (Genesis 42) rerelease
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In Genesis 42 we see Joseph coming face to face with his 10 brothers for the first time in 20 years, unbeknownst to the brothers. Here we examine the implications that could be left behind from Pharaoh’s dreams, potential animosity the brothers might have felt towards Benjamin during Joseph’s absence, and why perhaps it was Simeon selected of all the brothers that was forced to stay behind in E...
The RE-Creation of Creation: Noah’s Flood
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In this lesson we will take a quick dive into the Noah’s flood. Often overlooked by readers of Scripture are details that harken a careful student to make comparisons to items found in common with the first Torah portion, Bereshit. A few of those (but not all) include the portion centred around a man with 3 sons. •One of those three sons best known for their shameful action •A garden being plan...
Jericho: Rahab & Achan
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In this teaching, we zero in on two locations and two individuals: Jericho and Ai, and Rahab and Achan. As far as Rahab and Achan, at the end of the lesson I give a comparison and contrast between the two. And, not to sound like early 2000’s TLC, they seem to be Trading Spaces. An examination of their differences make for some interesting caveats to learn from. Jericho, the cream of the crop. C...
Methuselah: The 10 Generation Prophecy
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Methuselah: The 10 Generation Prophecy
“In the Beginning” Torah Portion B’reshith בראשית
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“In the Beginning” Torah Portion B’reshith בראשית
House of Potiphar: Joseph (rerelease)
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House of Potiphar: Joseph (rerelease)
Scrolls and Scribes: Behind Their Creations (rerelease)
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Scrolls and Scribes: Behind Their Creations (rerelease)
An Ark, a Tower and the Flood in Between (rerelease)
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An Ark, a Tower and the Flood in Between (rerelease)
Judah’s Conflict: Genesis 38 (rerelease)
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Judah’s Conflict: Genesis 38 (rerelease)
Moses and Messiah: Finding Christ in the Old Testament
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Moses and Messiah: Finding Christ in the Old Testament
Thank you for this playlist.
More than welcome! Was hoping someone down the line would stumble into it and find it useful.
Excellent, wish I was in a Bible study with you!
I’m flattered. Let me know if there are other passages/topics of characters you have interest in me digging into. Not to say I’ll be able to do much justice, but I’m a fan of homework and unpacking my research.
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Great study! Thank you.
Much appreciated!
Really liking these name etymologies. Genesis 38:12 Verse #: 1,132 HebGem: 4,794 ==================================== And in process of time the daughter of Shuah , Judah's wife died; and Judah was comforted, and went up unto his sheepshearers to Timnath, he and his friend Hirah the Adullamite. I was looking to see the wife of Judah; but she was unamed in scripture. She was a daughter of Shuah. Now Judah's first son was named Er. His name is very meaningful: Genesis 38:3 - And she conceived, and bare a son; and he called his name Er.[H6147] H6147 - ʿēr Usage : Er = "awake", watchful, the eldest son of Judah From: H5782 H5782 - ʿûr Usage: through the idea of opening the eyes; to wake, lift up self, master, raise (up), stir up
The pastor I was under the first 12 years in ministry emphasised the need to understand and research name etymologies, whether it be characters or locations. Wasn’t long after he pointed that out it was like I had all new commentaries of insight in the text!
I really enjoy your studies, Thank you
Glad you enjoy them! As I progress through the next several months from Genesis-Deuteronomy, let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to highlight.
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Thank you ❤
This is excellent data! 💙💜
Thank you. Hope to continue putting more and better out there.
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Amen great study, thank you ❤🙏❤
Very welcome!
Noah didn’t petition for more to be saved because all flesh had been corrupted & he knew this. This is why is says “Noah was perfect in his generation.” Which means his genes had not been tampered with by fallen Angel/Nephilim DNA.
I’ve heard that before as well. One of the translated commentaries I have says the phrasing “all flesh was corrupt” was even beyond the human DNA, but the much of the animals were, too. They say that’s why it states all flesh as opposed to mankind. I’m of two minds about it. Interesting talking point, nonetheless.
Loved this study; thank you !! God bless you and yours ❤
Thank you! I enjoy your studies !! God bless you and yours ❤🙏❤
This was great thank you 🙏
Very welcome. Glad you found it so.
Another great study, thank you. God bless you and yours ❤🙏❤
Awesome study, thank you so much !
Very clear concise explanation of the Word, thank you !
Much appreciated.
Isaac was devoted to God by Abraham and was redeemed by God by a substitute of a ram. See Lev 27:28
And by Isaac’s own will, at that!
Sir, not trying to be a jerk here but just something to consider. I have the good fortune to be able to listen to a ton of videos (mostly Bible commentaries and sermons) and I am interested in listening to this one but, its pretty slow. I believe most of us can listen way faster than most speak. Now I've heard on other videos what i believe is a trick. I believe other youtubers will spead up their videos a touch (although I'm not sure how they do it without distorting their voices) that way its not dragging for the listeners. Man, if you can figure that out i do believe it might help you/and us out a bit. Sorry, hopefully this doesn't comes across poorly. I definitely do not mean for it to, Just a thought
That makes sense to me. I used to listen to podcasts on apple at 1.25x speed, so I definitely understand where you’re coming from! I’ll take a look into my recording program and editing studio and see what options I can leverage. Thanks for the input!
@@DardensDen Nothing to crazy like Alvin and the Chipmunks haha, Just a touch quicker.
Just about done listing to your video! Keep spreading the word and stay strong.
Fascinating study, Thank you ❤
Thank you, this was excellent! Where did you get the info on the Aramaic word for WORD?
Looking through my notes I’m finding it attributed to a 2017 commentary from L. Luton. I’ll see if I can further hunt it down and get a more concrete source.
@@DardensDen Please, thanks for answering
My apologies for the late reply, my work schedule changes monthly days/night. Here’s an article I’ve found stating Teivah/Tevah being used rabbinically as meaning word/words. www.chaimbentorah.com/2021/11/hebrew-word-study-ark-tevah-תבה/ I was some audio commentary by Lindsey Luton that references it as well, and I have books that mention it also. Still looking to find which ones, though. I’ve got about 5 I’ve likely narrowed it down to.
Why????? Adam, Abraham , Abram, name ended with Am God name is IAM the water u drink the food u eat , the house 🏡 u live in the breath u take . God told moses his name I Am.
The ending of AM fairs well in English for those names. Abram אברם and Abraham אברהם are obviously identical in spelling in the Hebrew, difference being Abraham just has the extra added letter, ה Hei. Only thing ending wise they share with Adam, is that they both end in ם mem. In the portion where God reveals Himself to be “I Am That I Am” is אהיה אשר אהיה eyeh Asher eyeh, which doesn’t have a mem in the entire phrase. That commonalities in the word ending on these collective words only appear the names and phrases are translated into English.
John. 21:11 & Acts 27:37 ==================== 153^x = 276 log(153^x) = log(276) x log(153) = log(276) log(276) x = -------- log(153) x = 1.11727864525297153007 ======================= Verse #: 26,910 Gem: 16,950 John 21:11 - Simon Peter went up, and drew the net to land full of great fishes, an hundred and fifty and three: and for all there were so many, yet was not the net broken. Verse #: 27,893 Gem: 5,252 Acts 27:37 - And we were in all in the ship two hundred threescore and sixteen souls. 😊 Total Gem. both vs. = 22,202 log(276) = 2.4409090821 -------------------- log(153) = 2.1846914308 -------------------- 1.11727864525297153007 2 4 9 15 --------------------------- In the original calculation, there is (27) in position (4) after decimal. Flood started on the 17th day, but dried on the 27th day. 🪔 A '17' in position (2). There is (5252) in position (9), The Gem-tot of Acts 27:37. and position (15) is found '153'. -------------------- Genesis 8:14 And in the second month, on the seven and twentieth day of the month, was the earth dried.
57.29578* / Rad. 19.48 x 57.29578 = [1,116.1218] G1218 - dēmos --a people bound together socially Usage: --the people, the mass of people assembled in a public place Acts 12:22 - And the people [G1218] gave a shout, saying, It is the voice of a god, and not of a man.
I absolutely love Jonah. I did a video Jonah’s Deep Dive. Where I break down many symbols in the story. The Worm is Jesus that did away with the Jewish Shadow system -Gourd. Ninevah is a Type of New Jerusalem. Check it out.
The worm is definitely an interesting point, I know the word used for worm is the same word for scarlet. Not surprisingly considering various types of worms were necessary to create dyes.
Good message. You are never at a disadvantage with our God..Thank You. I have a question in parallels that maybe you can help with. Sampson had 300 fox’s with tails of Fire a Lamp. Gideon had 300 men lapping like dogs with lamps. Gentiles are called dogs. See where I’m going? Any idea the connections?
In ancient times the observation was that gentiles followed their noses at whim much like a dog would search for its next meal. A dog by nature isn’t able to distinguish between what is and isn’t holy. Without God, they were thought to be aimlessly wandering. In the story of Gideon, those likened to dogs brought the water to themselves, letting the water serve them, unlike other cultures that worshipped waters (Nile/Egyptians). Referencing your question, gentiles were called dogs. I’m reminded of Jesus’ words in Matthew 15. A Canaanite woman is seeking a word with Jesus asking for help concerning her daughter. Jesus responds saying it isn’t good to throw the children’s bread to little dogs, and that he’s there for the lost sheep of Israel. Her response? “Even the dogs eat the crumbs from the table.” I see she had humility, and recognized that while Israel was in the midst of their time to potentially recognize their Messiah was among them, he wasn’t a blessing to the Jewish people, alone. In the story of Gideon, even those likened to dogs so to speak, had light of the lamp, and would use it to see. Even is dogs can be called for service and worship.
I love to study Genesis and the symbolism through parallels and foreshadowing. The blueprint for the rest of scripture is in the Books of Moses and the Old Testament. Feel free to see some of my studies like Days of Noah Parallel for Revelation showing the Typology of the Ark. Many things I show that I haven’t seen before. You have some interesting titles I’ll be checking out more. God Bless
Absolutely it does. “I declare the end from the beginning, and the beginning from the end.” -Isaiah 46:10 I love scrubbing the Old Testament and stumbling into typologies and connections. I’ll definitely take a look into your stuff. I enjoy seeing others dig into Scripture!
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Great sermon. Indeed knowledge has increased in these last days, and thank you for being a vessel for sharing God's word.
Fantastic info, thank you.
Very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video 👍
Listen to Chuck Missler much? Very well done.
I had listened to his 66/40 program back around 2010 when I could catch it. He had some really good stuff from what I recall!
Wow the tower is one religion,one economy one government led by the flesh( pride,brick) focused on self yet the ark is Christocentric. Nimrod acheived total control without technology of the day imagine what the antichrist will do.
Thank you I also got the direct representation of the baker being killed and the wine bearer being released as bread representing the body of Christ and the wine release being the outpouring of the holy spirit so the cross or crusifix is represented by the baker,then Pentecost by the release of the wine bearer. And it's in that order because Jesus is Jewish so we watch the fig tree for signs of the end therefore Acts was a result of great persecution and holocaust resulted in the outpouring of the charismatic and pentecostal move of GOD so even tribulation will pave way for the greatest outpouring.
I quite like the idea of the wine release being the Holy Spirit. I can honestly say I’ve never made that connection with it before.
@@DardensDen I get many of these deep staff through dreams .like the tree of Moses with burning branches is a picture of Christ as the vine is as the branches,fire being the holy spirit like at Pentecost( tongues of fire) It is also an elaboration of the candle stick with the seven Spirits of the Lord listed in Isaiah 11:2 Wisdom, knowledge, might understanding,counsel, spirit of the Lord and fear of the Lord. The same anointing on JESUS. So Christ is the pattern for sonship We are to desire him to suddenly come into his temple( our bodies) and possess us. Gal2:20
Very interesting analysis, thank you.
My pleasure!
H3478 - yiśrā'ēl :from H8280 and H410 Hebrew numeric: '541' H8280 - śārâ Total: 2x prevail:-have power Genesis 23:1 - And Sarah was an hundred and seven and twenty years old: these were the years of the life of Sarah. Sarah, the only woman in scripture given a lifespan; (127) years. H410 - 'ēl Total: 245x --the Almighty
I’ve thought the 127 is an interesting number coinciding not just with Sarah, but Esther as well, as she became queen of 127 provinces. Another fun link I’ve seen was Sarai meaning ‘my princess,’ another commonality between the two.
@@DardensDen I always thought it represented the (12) tribes along with the (7) churches. All the Kingdom associates in the futures.
Until you put this research out here, I would have no clue her name was significant to the name Israel. (Jacob) 127 is also the 31st prime number. Could be significant to 2031😉. That's what I like about research as yours, the Lord can reveal much prophetic in that. Verse #: 127 ========== Gen 5:21 - And Enoch lived sixty and five years, and begat Methuselah: Then (3) verses later; (3) days? Gen 5:24 - And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.
@@DardensDen This so interesting because I was just reading a verse which connects to '127' in a strange manner: Matthew 12:47 - Then one said unto him, Behold, thy mother and thy brethren stand without, desiring to speak with thee. The '4' Christ as the 'door' in '127'. 😊
Taken Inverse of Aleph Tav 1/401: ========================= 0.00249376558603491271 82044887780548628428 92768079800498753117 20698254364089775561 09725685785536159600 99750623441396508728 17955112219451371571 07231920199501246882 79301745635910224438 90274314214463840399 Repeated the complete series at the (200th) digit. -0024 being the current year -937 Prime number being the (159th) Day #159 is Friday June 7th. --0024937--6558603491271 820448877....