I'm Brazilian and just started learning British English. What a wonderful way to start! Learning English and at the same time the word of my Eternal Father! Thank you!
For the past seven years I have read the bible to my husband. The past year I used your voice before the first old testament chapter I could get to listen. This made it easier to pronounce the difficult names of old. David, you have a lovely clear voice to hear. Thank you kindly!
I’ve never read the Bible before, now I’m getting older I believe more and more especially with everything going on in the world. I am going to aim to finish one video a day then read the book so I can understand more. Thank you for these videos I am enjoying listening ❤
Ive recently listened to the entire New Testament read by David and now returned to The Old Testament. Coupled with returning to Church after many years and taking a more active role everything has become a lot clearer. God Bless you all
bless me God forgive my sins and touch my heart and help me to heaven to stay there and serve you only and have no other God's before you and deliver my soul from sin I'm very sorry and happy to change thankyou for your judgement to me and take away there is no judgement for those that are in christ jesus
Thank you to the speaker, for delivering the word with such emotion. It helps with a world who can't "pay" attention because we don't understand the soul to be free. Attention must be the new currency.
@MJGOAT yeah I get it. David shuet is my favorite and I can't focus on the words when they have music. But I was warned recently about not thinking it out of my own mind and perspective but staying with the Holy Spirit.
I believe God lead me to these Bible audio, just in time when I started my 40 days fasting yesterday February 14, the start of Lent. I listen then read the Bible as aid to help me in my journey and I must say I’m very excited , in awe, humbled and my fear of God intensify while listening.
They’ve always been alive, and Idk why the hell people trust new translations over the old ones, the old ones are more reliable/theologicallly sound, unlike many that preach about modern men having the Supernatural anointing of God’s only, and that they can heal or absolve sin. Buncha HOOEY!
@@RedeemedbyHisblood9I hear that nowhere here.....? God would appreciate your complaining he had much more important things to do but all things are for a reason
I recently opened my heart fully to God I always believed that there is a supreme being, a power beyond our comprehension. I affectionately called Him the cosmic joker because sometimes my life would make me look to the heavens & say “ really , are you having a laugh” I’ve never meant it in any way disrespectfully but in a joking way Something happened recently, I started to pray & felt Gods presence . I felt a warmth & a love I’ve never felt , right in my chest So intense it took my breath from me . Since opening my heart , mind & soul to the fact that yes indeed He is real ,,, I feel my life improving I feel a calm in my mind I’ve but had for years I’ve faced great trauma in my life that has affected me deeply , I now feel stronger than ever I have lost the grey tone of my skin & im no longer hunched over I feel as though I have had the heaviest burden lifted from my shoulders My skin is glowing no longer grey I am no longer stopping I am upright & walking tall I read my bible & I listen to the videos Life is good 😊
@@nickybaker1338 It feels incredible When I pray I feel my heart fill with a love I’ve never felt before Almost brings me to tears I’m so grateful to have been shown the way, the love I’m full of joy Thank you 🙏🏻 😊
@@in.der.welt.sein. I think you need to read my comment again It’s sad that you’ve focused on the contradiction & not the way I describe the way knowing His love makes me feel I recently truly opened myself God but previously referred to Him as “ supreme being “ I also referred to Him as the “ cosmic joker “ too I was flippant & cheeky in my attitude but I meant no disrespect to Him at all ,,, far from it I’m just starting my journey,,, it would be an easier journey if people could be a tad more patient But hey ho
All the details of the Tabernacle can be exhausting to read. Hearing it out loud really brings the image to life. It feels superfluous on the surface but there's so much symbolism it's fascinating.
THe deeper dives, and HOW THEY ARE connecting to Revelation, and THESE LAST DAYS IS AWESOME!!! OUR GREAT LOVE LETTER from our Father, The Book that is 33% prophecy; That are jumping DAILY OFF THOSE ONION PAGES- we are under supreme pressure, true!! It is a heavy thing TO STAND in these LAST DAYS, BUT HAVING HIS LIVING BOOK, with connections weaving into FACT!! ARCHEOLOGICAL PROOFS found EVERY DIG NOW!! FANTASTIC!!!
I felt very anxious listening to that part, don't really understand the meaning of all those details. Wish there was someone who could explain the meaning to me. 🙈🙏🙏🙏🙏
And some of Pharoah's chariots wheels have been discovered at the Red Sea crossing by Ron Wyatt covered in coral but a few still had gold plating of wheels with four spokes.The Bible is a true account of history and Mr.Wyatt was blessed to discover many things that are in the Bible proving that it is all a true account of history.
For whoever needs this The Gospel of Jesus Christ for salvation 1st Corinthians 15:1-4, Ephesians 2:8-10,1:13-14, Romans 10:9-11,3:22-26,5:8-9, John 3:15-19,3:36,14:6, Titus 3:5-7 and may God richly bless you all amen 🙏
I pray healing to this child in Name above all names. Above sickness and disease. And we declare him healed. Heavenly Father we know that Your will is for us to be healed because You took all of our sind an all of our infermities. And by Your stripes this precious child has been healed. Amen🙏🏽
A poorly written adventure book, with way too much superfluous information, weird sex, husbandry, plot lines that go nowhere, and a large helping of small town gossip. But an adventure book all the same.
@@SmithMrCorona God will make you pay for blasphemy against his word! You remember I warned you on this day, when tragedy strike you I want you to remember these words.
As in heaven also on earth . Your on the right path Gina keep bringing truth the otherside can't stand it . Love you sis think about the 13 colonies (tribes) wouldn't be surprised if we were lied to and this is Israel
Hallelujah Amen protect us from harm Lord we are thankful & Greatful to be alive Signed Today By: Candis Shereece& Baby Israel Rawlinson we appreciate everything Lord. We pray for kindness & respect & maturity & abundance Amen
1:29:00 The Ten Blessings. ... 'When the people saw the thunder and lightning and heard the *Trumpet* and saw the mountain in smoke, they trembled with fear.' Sin separates us from God, at Horeb, in the current storm, and all over the face of Eor. Your conscience, daemon, inner voice will find you out. 'Repent, the kingdom of heaven is at Hand.' 13th sign '... they looked towards the desert, and there was the glory of the Lord appearing in the cloud.'
Under Ravensbrook I did a deep dive on THAT particular Trump....-THAT in original Translation-was 'THE VOICE'OF YHWH. IT is also the SAME WORD the Scripture uses, describing the TRUMPET 'sound' that the Last Hour SAINTS will hear...before the Rapturo!! WHICH MAKES perfect sense! It is a Hebrew FATHER that tells his Son, the Groom, NOW THE rooms you've prepared, (mansions), are ready. You may get up, and go get your Bride!! Hasn't Yeshua told us, 'not the Angels, not the Heavenly Host, not even himself, BUT ONLY THE FATHER knows the hour & the day.'
The Qu'ran teaches people to accept these ancient scriptures. There is incredible detail about images that God told people to create for the Tabernacle: pomegranates, almonds, angels, detailed art work. God COMMANDED them to make images! The command AGAINST images is to not make them for the purpose of worshipping THEM. There is no God but one and images help us to focus on God and worship God alone.
00:03 *📜 Exodus Chapter 1: Oppression in Egypt* - The section describes the oppression of the Israelites in Egypt under a new Pharaoh who fears their numbers. - The Israelites multiply despite harsh oppression and slavery. - The Pharaoh orders Hebrew baby boys to be killed, but the midwives defy this order, fearing God. 03:12 *🌾 Moses' Early Life and Flight to Midian* - Moses' birth and concealment, his rescue by Pharaoh's daughter, and upbringing in the royal court. - Moses kills an Egyptian who mistreats a Hebrew and flees to Midian. - Marriage to Zipporah and birth of his son, Gershom. 06:49 *🔥 The Call of Moses* - God speaks to Moses from the burning bush, commissioning him to free the Israelites from Egypt. - God reveals His name to Moses as "I AM WHO I AM." - Moses' concerns and doubts about his ability to lead the Israelites are addressed by God. 11:43 *🐍 Signs and Wonders* - Moses is equipped with miraculous signs to demonstrate God's power to Pharaoh and the Israelites. - God transforms Moses' staff into a serpent and back into a staff. - Moses' hand becomes leprous and is then healed as a sign to the people. 17:06 *⛓️ Increased Oppression and Initial Resistance* - Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh to request the release of the Israelites, but Pharaoh intensifies the Israelites' oppression. - Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go and increases their workload. - The Israelite overseers are blamed for the Israelites' request for freedom, causing them additional suffering. 25:16 *🐍 Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh with signs from God.* - Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh with God's command to let the Israelites go. - Despite signs and wonders, Pharaoh's heart is hardened, refusing to listen. - The staff-to-snake miracle and subsequent plagues set the stage for the Israelites' release. 29:35 *🐸 Plagues of frogs afflict Egypt, illustrating God's power.* - Moses warns Pharaoh of the plague of frogs if he does not release the Israelites. - Aaron stretches his staff, and frogs cover Egypt, causing distress. 35:35 *🐄 God distinguishes between Israelites and Egyptians in the plague of livestock.* - The plague kills Egyptian livestock but spares that of the Israelites. - Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, refusing to let the Israelites go despite the clear distinction. 41:34 *🦗 Locusts plague Egypt, devastating crops and land.* - Moses warns of a locust plague if Pharaoh persists in holding the Israelites. - Locusts cover Egypt, devouring everything left after previous plagues. 45:30 *🌑 Darkness covers Egypt, a palpable sign of God's power.* - A thick darkness envelops Egypt for three days, while the Israelites have light. - Pharaoh offers a partial concession, allowing men to go worship but not women and children. 47:00 *🪦 The final plague of the death of the firstborn announced.* - Moses forewarns Pharaoh of the impending death of the firstborn throughout Egypt. - God establishes a clear distinction between the Israelites and Egyptians. 49:02 *🍞 The Passover instructions mark a pivotal moment for the Israelites.* - God instructs Moses and Aaron to prepare for the Passover, marking the start of the Israelites' liberation. - The first Passover signifies a turning point in the relationship between God and His people. 49:46 *🐑 The Institution of Passover* - The main content describes the establishment of the Passover ritual as a commemoration of God sparing the Israelites during the final plague in Egypt. - The key takeaways: - God instructs the Israelites to mark their doorframes with lamb's blood to avoid the plague. - Passover becomes a lasting ordinance, celebrated annually with unleavened bread. - The narrative emphasizes obedience to God's commands as crucial for protection and commemoration. 57:37 *🌅 The Exodus from Egypt* - This section covers the events following the final plague, where the Israelites leave Egypt under Moses' leadership. - The key takeaways: - Pharaoh relents after the death of the firstborns and allows the Israelites to depart. - The Israelites take gold and silver from the Egyptians as they leave, fulfilling God's promise of plunder. - They travel from Ramses to Succoth and then to Etham, preparing for their journey to the Promised Land. 01:01:13 *🌊 Crossing the Red Sea* - This section narrates the dramatic escape of the Israelites as they cross the Red Sea and witness the destruction of the pursuing Egyptian army. - The key takeaways: - Moses parts the Red Sea with God's help, allowing the Israelites to pass through on dry ground. - The pursuing Egyptian army, including Pharaoh, is drowned when the sea closes back over them. - Miriam leads the Israelites in celebrating their deliverance with singing and dancing. 01:13:55 *🍞 The Provision of Manna* - The Israelites receive manna, a miraculous bread-like substance, in the wilderness. - Manna is provided daily except on the Sabbath, emphasizing trust in God's provision. 01:17:28 *⛲ Water from the Rock and Victory over Amalek* - The Israelites complain about lack of water; God commands Moses to strike a rock, producing water. - Amalekites attack Israel; victory comes when Moses raises his hands with divine aid. 01:20:07 *🤝 Jethro's Advice to Moses* - Jethro advises Moses on governance, suggesting delegation of leadership and judicial responsibility. - Moses implements Jethro's advice, appointing capable leaders over various groups. 01:24:38 *🏔️ The Covenant at Mount Sinai* - Moses ascends Mount Sinai and receives the Ten Commandments from God. - The covenant establishes Israel as a holy nation, emphasizing obedience and reverence. 01:32:58 *⚖️ Laws on Servants, Crimes, and Property* - Detailed laws are given on various aspects of Hebrew society, including treatment of servants and penalties for crimes. - These laws establish justice, equity, and accountability within the community. 01:37:50 *🐄 Laws on restitution and property rights* - Detailed laws covering restitution for various scenarios involving property damage or theft. - Specific regulations on the consequences and compensation required for stolen or damaged property, including livestock. 01:41:34 *🚫 Prohibitions and ethical commands* - A set of ethical and moral commands addressing various social and ethical issues. - Prohibitions against sorcery, bestiality, idolatry, and oppression of foreigners, widows, and orphans. 01:46:59 *🔥 Covenant and promises* - Establishment of the covenant between God and the people of Israel through Moses. - Promises of protection, guidance, and blessing upon obedience. 01:49:29 *🏔️ Preparation for divine encounter* - Preparation for a divine encounter on Mount Sinai involving Moses, Aaron, and the elders. - Rituals of sacrifice, commitment, and covenant-making before the presence of God. 01:52:05 *🏛️ Instructions for building the Tabernacle* - Detailed instructions for constructing the Tabernacle, including its furnishings and materials. - Specifications for the Ark of the Covenant, the Table for the Bread of the Presence, and the Lampstand. 02:02:42 *🏛️ Construction of the Altar of Burnt Offering* - Detailed instructions for constructing the bronze altar for burnt offerings, - Includes specifications for the structure, dimensions, materials, and adornments, 02:05:33 *🔥 Preparation for Priesthood* - Instructions for consecrating Aaron and his sons as priests, - Details on making sacred garments for Aaron, including the ephod and breastpiece, 02:20:09 *🌿 Construction of the Altar of Incense* - Specifications for constructing the altar of incense, - Instructions on using the altar and the type of incense to be burned, 02:27:06 *🕊️ Observance of the Sabbath in Israelite Culture* - Sabbath observance as a sign of the covenant between God and Israel, - Prohibition of work on the Sabbath under penalty of death, 02:28:29 *🐄 The Golden Calf Incident* - Aaron's role in creating the golden calf as an idol, - Idol worship leads to God's anger and threat of destruction, 02:37:05 *🌩️ God's Presence and Moses' Intercession* - Moses seeks assurance of God's presence with Israel, - God's promise to go with Moses and the people, 02:45:39 *🏗️ Construction of the Tabernacle* - Detailed instructions for constructing the tabernacle and its furnishings, - Contribution of materials and skilled labor by the Israelites, - Detailed description of the construction process of the tabernacle, including materials used and dimensions. - Emphasis on skilled craftsmanship and precise instructions from Moses. 02:55:22 *📏 Dimensions and Materials Used* - Overview of the specific measurements and materials used for the Ark, altars, and other furnishings. - Highlight on the exact amounts of gold, silver, and bronze used for each component. 03:02:23 *🛠️ Completion and Blessing* - Completion of the tabernacle according to God's command as detailed by Moses. - Moses inspects and blesses the completed work, ensuring everything is done precisely as instructed.
At 15:53 "At a lodging place on the way, The Lord met Moses and was about to kill him." Huh... ? I don't understand this. Why would The Lord want to kill him, especially if The Lord had just released Moses to go confront Pharaoh? Very serious duties when we draw near God. It's not a game. We are blessed to learn this.
I’ve never read the bible and tbh I’m not much of a reader . But these videos are perfectly narrated I feel and it’s easy to understand .. one thing that I don’t get is why god would punish an innocent animal like a bull and for it to be stoned to death ? So very cruel & long this punishment .. 😢
I love this series, and it's really breathing life into the old book. Sir David is amazing. But, man, the bible sounds like it was written by AI, given the prompts: child god, cavemen, desert, and measurements
Jesus is God’s right hand man, it even says that’s where he takes his seat: before Steven was stoned- Acts 7:55-56 (KJV) 55} “But he, being full of the Holy Ghost, looked up stedfastly into heaven, and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right hand of God, 56} And said, Behold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of man standing on the right hand of God.”
Honestly, Grace. 😂 At least you own some of It. We Americans act and sound like we are in the desert without manna or water. And we have everything,but it's accompanied by politicians and social media, the sources of conflict, hate and discontent, and then the methods and tools to spread all the badness around at the speed of light...grrr.
Listen to Creation in Genesis, it repeats itself as well (another beautiful book in my opinion). It has been highly speculated the reason is because these books combined the texts of both kingdoms around 500 BCE (I think), both Judea and Israel, and instead of leaving one out or altering by combining, both were included. Important text indeed,
15:54 When Moses was on his way to a lodging house with his wife and sons GOD came to him and was going to kill him. Why? He was traveling to Egypt to help free the Jews as the Lord commanded. Why, suddenly decide to kill him? 🤷 UPDATE: This is what I found to answer my question. "The issue of punishing Moses by killing him surrounds the circumcision of a son. It seems it was not done in a timely and proper manner, on the eighth day after birth, as God commanded."
@@marleasahmann3960 Moses was the Law giver . The Law could not inherit the promise land . Like trying to live by the law now. You live by Faith/ Grace of GOD. The Promise Land was a new beginning. Like a new covenant.
@Marleasah Moses wasn't allowed into the Promised Land because he disobeyed God. When The people were thirsty, God told Moses to SPEAK to the rock, but in his anger at the people for complaining so much, he STRUCK the rock with his staff. God still honored the act by allowing water to flow but ultimately it cost him to enter into the Promised Land. But we know he's still living among the saints as we speak. Thank you Jesus for your merciful attribute. God is faithful even when we are not. 😊
Moses had lived a pretty rustic life which must’ve made necessary for God to impress on him his need for strict obedience. I am inclined to believe, though, it wasn’t God Himself actually taking to Moses in physical conflict, but via a wild beast, lightning strike etc. it was a close call experience.
Now take a good look at your dollar Bill's and ask yourself...am I some one under the yoke of slavery am I free as a man in the land of milk and honey...
Hi Inez. God was displaying His sovereignty. Exodus 9:14. Pharaoh was a tyrant to the Israelites. He didn’t believe that the God of the Israelites had any more power than his magicians . God could have killed all the Egyptians and let His people go but through His grace, He displayed His power so the Egyptians would recognise Yahweh as incomparable, that His power would be demonstrated through them and that His name , character, attributes and power would be known everywhere.
@@AntheaK That would be a fantastic explanation up until the point at which the magicians repeatedly could not replicate the same power of god and admitted as such to the pharaoh. But long after that point god continued to harden his heart despite all pharaohs officials counselling for him to let Moses and his people leave. Instead god continues to harden his heart and simply chose to exercise power for the sake of it, not as a consequence of pharaoh not believing in gods power because he repeatedly has to ask Moses to get god to stop the curses which logically requires him to believe that Moses has more power than he.
The pharaoh hardens his own heart a couple of times and takes back his promises once he sees relief from Gods punishments. God hardening the pharaohs heart just proves to the Egyptians what god already knew. So while the Egyptians begin to understand God's power they also begin to understand the pharaoh is a trash man
His heart was hardened to maintain his free will. It's the same reason the magicians could also perform miracles. If it became blatantly obvious that one side had the omnipotent creator on their side, then he wouldn't have been making a choice at all, but just submitting to the objectively superior power.
I'm Brazilian and just started learning British English. What a wonderful way to start! Learning English and at the same time the word of my Eternal Father! Thank you!
❤Yes!❤🔥
amen
Amen
Amen
For the past seven years I have read the bible to my husband. The past year I used your voice before the first old testament chapter I could get to listen. This made it easier to pronounce the difficult names of old. David, you have a lovely clear voice to hear. Thank you kindly!
So grateful we have this privilege! Love love love when technology is used for good! ♥️🙏🏽✝️
Thank you David for reading! ❤️✝️👍👍
This makes reading the Bible so much easier. Thanks Mr . Suchet🙏
The LORD is Good, Righteous and True!
Some have one gift, some have another gift, reading of the Bible is truly his gift.
Praise the Lord for the word of God
I’ve never read the Bible before, now I’m getting older I believe more and more especially with everything going on in the world. I am going to aim to finish one video a day then read the book so I can understand more. Thank you for these videos I am enjoying listening ❤
That's a great idea! I hope you enjoy it and learn a lot
I’m doing same
Ive recently listened to the entire New Testament read by David and now returned to The Old Testament. Coupled with returning to Church after many years and taking a more active role everything has become a lot clearer. God Bless you all
Reading along with the Bible in hand could only benefit the effort. Download a copy on your cellphone and read as you listen.
It is so nice to learn from the Bible like this because it is so satisfying and I hope that everyone will see it too!❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉
I have never been those excited to listen to the Word!
What a pleasure it is to listen to David reading the bible thank you for uploading this ❤
Best audio bible reading on the Internet. No horrible background music.
bless me God forgive my sins and touch my heart and help me to heaven to stay there and serve you only and have no other God's before you and deliver my soul from sin I'm very sorry and happy to change thankyou for your judgement to me and take away there is no judgement for those that are in christ jesus
Thank you David Suchet, this is wonderful to listen to and to praise our Lord God Almighty.
Thank you to the speaker, for delivering the word with such emotion. It helps with a world who can't "pay" attention because we don't understand the soul to be free. Attention must be the new currency.
Finally one that’s not robot voice and has no music
Yes. The contents are copyrighted though where kjv is public domain. Be full of holy spirit when listening please to not be deceived.
@@Faith_Johnson I just like listening to a human voice and not the ai robot with music
@MJGOAT yeah I get it. David shuet is my favorite and I can't focus on the words when they have music. But I was warned recently about not thinking it out of my own mind and perspective but staying with the Holy Spirit.
God is so good!
My daily routine listening to the word of Our Lord saviour and salvation acts (4:12) Amen 🙏
I believe God lead me to these Bible audio, just in time when I started my 40 days fasting yesterday February 14, the start of Lent. I listen then read the Bible as aid to help me in my journey and I must say I’m very excited , in awe, humbled and my fear of God intensify while listening.
At work living my best life listening to David read to me the holiest of all books
❤Yeah❤
Same here.
What's the second holiest book?
Love listening while I do my daily duties. Thank you so very much.
Thank you, Mr Suchet. Your reading of the Bible is exceptional.
Thank you very much for reading the bible❤🙏
This is so wonderful, no advertisements, just the pure word of God. God bless you for doing this, I am so thankful.
Thanks be to God
Love the voice of David Suchet😉👍...calming....
Listen for hours while working....
Thank you
Same for me
I like the way He talks. Keeps My Attention.
Thank You Sir
When i’m listening to TH-cam in the car, it defaults to this after my choices are finished. Never know what book i’m going to get, love it 🤗
Thank You so much for this. God Bless you.
Yes. What an amazing pleasurable pronounciation he has. So Eloquent.
Praise the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob ❤❤❤
With this reading the Books of the Bible come to Life. It is as if I am hearing these words for the first time. Thank you.
Agree
serious
They’ve always been alive, and Idk why the hell people trust new translations over the old ones, the old ones are more reliable/theologicallly sound, unlike many that preach about modern men having the Supernatural anointing of God’s only, and that they can heal or absolve sin. Buncha HOOEY!
@@RedeemedbyHisblood9I hear that nowhere here.....? God would appreciate your complaining he had much more important things to do but all things are for a reason
I praise God for anointing you to narrate His Words with grace and reverence. I have listened Mathew Mark, Luke, John. Graceful narration. God bless!!
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Thankyou God for my food and grace and I will not blasphemy God
I love to listen to David. Thank you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I recently opened my heart fully to God
I always believed that there is a supreme being, a power beyond our comprehension.
I affectionately called Him the cosmic joker because sometimes my life would make me look to the heavens & say “ really , are you having a laugh”
I’ve never meant it in any way disrespectfully but in a joking way
Something happened recently, I started to pray & felt Gods presence .
I felt a warmth & a love I’ve never felt , right in my chest
So intense it took my breath from me .
Since opening my heart , mind & soul to the fact that yes indeed He is real ,,, I feel my life improving
I feel a calm in my mind I’ve but had for years
I’ve faced great trauma in my life that has affected me deeply , I now feel stronger than ever
I have lost the grey tone of my skin & im no longer hunched over
I feel as though I have had the heaviest burden lifted from my shoulders
My skin is glowing no longer grey
I am no longer stopping
I am upright & walking tall
I read my bible & I listen to the videos
Life is good 😊
How WONDERFUL 😍
@@nickybaker1338
It feels incredible
When I pray I feel my heart fill with a love I’ve never felt before
Almost brings me to tears
I’m so grateful to have been shown the way, the love
I’m full of joy
Thank you 🙏🏻 😊
@@ronniesmith2787 your reply brought tears to MY eyes!
I felt such joy reading your comment! God is amazing!
If God is beyond our comprehension, then how can you say he is a supreme power? That's a contradiction in terms.
@@in.der.welt.sein.
I think you need to read my comment again
It’s sad that you’ve focused on the contradiction & not the way I describe the way knowing His love makes me feel
I recently truly opened myself God but previously referred to Him as “ supreme being “ I also referred to Him as the “ cosmic joker “ too
I was flippant & cheeky in my attitude but I meant no disrespect to Him at all ,,, far from it
I’m just starting my journey,,, it would be an easier journey if people could be a tad more patient
But hey ho
You help us imagine what this story was like in real life. Thank God for your talent!♎💗
May Jehovah bless you for such a sublime rendering of His Holy Scriptures. Thank you Sir David
❤❤❤❤I love Jesus our God's Almighty widom❤❤❤❤
The book of Exodus was very good for are Christian faith.
All the details of the Tabernacle can be exhausting to read. Hearing it out loud really brings the image to life. It feels superfluous on the surface but there's so much symbolism it's fascinating.
Yes… the audio helps me a lot🙏🏿
THe deeper dives, and HOW THEY ARE connecting to Revelation, and THESE LAST DAYS IS AWESOME!!! OUR GREAT LOVE LETTER from our Father, The Book that is 33% prophecy; That are jumping DAILY OFF THOSE ONION PAGES- we are under supreme pressure, true!! It is a heavy thing TO STAND in these LAST DAYS, BUT HAVING HIS LIVING BOOK, with connections weaving into FACT!! ARCHEOLOGICAL PROOFS found EVERY DIG NOW!! FANTASTIC!!!
Lol , I tell you from 25 onwards wow even listening can bring tiredness. But I love David , Kuddoz to him
I felt very anxious listening to that part, don't really understand the meaning of all those details.
Wish there was someone who could explain the meaning to me. 🙈🙏🙏🙏🙏
@angiekitson-harris4257 I can understand your problem, a lot of the tabernacle/temple is very symbolic :)
What a beautiful voice
Absolutely mesmerizing
Thank you
May God bless you, Sir David Suchet.
The text ain't too bad either😂❤
@@flparkermdpc❤😂Yeah❤😂
Chapter 1 - 00:05
Chapter 2 - 02:58
Chapter 3 - 06:44
Chapter 4 - 11:30
Chapter 5 - 17:01
Chapter 6 - 20:28
Chapter 7 - 25:16
Chapter 8 - 29:30
Chapter 9 - 35:24
Chapter 10 - 41:28
Chapter 11 - 46:54
Chapter 12 - 48:55
Chapter 13 - 57:38
Chapter 14 - 1:01:32
Chapter 15 - 1:06:57
Chapter 16 - 1:11:26
Chapter 17 - 1:17:18
Chapter 18 - 1:20:08
Chapter 19 - 1:24:32
Chapter 20 - 1:28:57
Chapter 21 - 1:32:50
Chapter 22 - 1:38:25
Chapter 23 - 1:43:40
Chapter 24 - 1:49:16
Chapter 25 - 1:52:10
Chapter 26 - 1:57:10
Chapter 27 - 2:02:08
Chapter 28 - 2:05:27
Chapter 29 - 2:12:30
Chapter 30 - 2:20:03
Chapter 31 - 2:25:48
Chapter 32 - 2:28:39
Chapter 33 - 2:35:02
Chapter 34 - 2:39:08
Chapter 35 - 2:45:36
Chapter 36 - 2:50:16
Chapter 37 - 2:55:18
Chapter 38 - 2:59:24
Chapter 39 - 3:04:25
Chapter 40 - 3:10:41
Mahalo nui loa. ☺️ Helpful fo following Bible in chronological order reading plan. 👍🏽
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Thank you.
Thank you for this Audio of the Bible David Suchet. I intend to finally read the entire Bible for the first time this way
Praise for the anointing to preach the GOSPLE.
So thankful for this
Loving this audio version I've listened to others but this is fast becoming my favorite
And some of Pharoah's chariots wheels have been discovered at the Red Sea crossing by Ron Wyatt covered in coral but a few still had gold plating of wheels with four spokes.The Bible is a true account of history and Mr.Wyatt was blessed to discover many things that are in the Bible proving that it is all a true account of history.
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I've watched a documentary about this! Exciting!
I listen to this as I soak in the tub!
Perfectly relaxing. ♥️🙏
Thank you sir David. 💕🦁
For whoever needs this The Gospel of Jesus Christ for salvation 1st Corinthians 15:1-4, Ephesians 2:8-10,1:13-14, Romans 10:9-11,3:22-26,5:8-9, John 3:15-19,3:36,14:6, Titus 3:5-7 and may God richly bless you all amen 🙏
This is the best way I have ever understood the Bible
I pray healing to this child in Name above all names. Above sickness and disease. And we declare him healed. Heavenly Father we know that Your will is for us to be healed because You took all of our sind an all of our infermities. And by Your stripes this precious child has been healed. Amen🙏🏽
Listening to this, the bible sounds like an adventure book.
A poorly written adventure book, with way too much superfluous information, weird sex, husbandry, plot lines that go nowhere, and a large helping of small town gossip. But an adventure book all the same.
@@SmithMrCorona God will make you pay for blasphemy against his word! You remember I warned you on this day, when tragedy strike you I want you to remember these words.
@@SmithMrCorona I guess you are oblivious to all of the same things you are calling out going on in real time today on this very Earth we walk.
@@SmithMrCorona an insult
its more than that incl adventure. Life with The Lors i experienxw as a Great adventure since being reborn
This has been refreshing to hear the OT read. Thank you for sharing. God bless you.
What does "OT" read mean?
Thanks.
@@vondanovelly6517 Old Testament
I love Jesus, but I'm always drawn to the OT... Jesus is in it too.
@@chhardin2me too! It's laying the foundation for God on earth. 🙏❤️🔥😍
Thank you for sharing TRUTH 📖💛
2021
Thank you so very much great narration. Only WORD and voice.
Thank you David
Thank you Col. Akir Nakesh!! Thank you!!
Thank you for doing this videos
Amazing
As in heaven also on earth . Your on the right path Gina keep bringing truth the otherside can't stand it . Love you sis think about the 13 colonies (tribes) wouldn't be surprised if we were lied to and this is Israel
Your voice is very soothing and Love your accent. God bless you.Thank you for reading the Bible to us .
🎧 Chronological Bible Listening Year Plan Feb
1 - 25:16 Exodus 7
29:29 Exodus 8
35:24 Exodus 9
2 - 41:27 Exodus 10
46:53 Exodus 11
48:55 Exodus 12
3 - 57:37 Exodus 13
1:01:32 Exodus 14
1:06:57 Exodus 15
4 - 1:11:24 Exodus 16
1:17:18 Exodus 17
1:20:07 Exodus 18
5 - 1:24:32 Exodus 19
1:28:57 Exodus 20
Ten Commandments
1:32:50 Exodus 21
6 - 1:38:25 Exodus 22
1:43:40 Exodus 23
1:49:16 Exodus 24
7 - 1:52:10 Exodus 25
1:57:10 Exodus 26
2:02:08 Exodus 27
8 - 2:05:27 Exodus
2:13:30 Exodus 29
9- 2:20:03 Exodus 30
2:25:48 Exodus 31
2:28:39 Exodus 32
10- 2:35:02 Exodus 33
2:39:08 Exodus 34
2:45:35 Exodus 35
11 - 2:50:16 Exodus 36
2:55:15 Exodus 37
2:59:21 Exodus 38
12 - 3:04:25 Exodus 39
3:10:41 Exodus 40
13 - Leviticus 1-4
14 - Leviticus 5-7
15 - Leviticus 8-10
16 - Leviticus 11-13
17 - Leviticus 14-15
18 - Leviticus 16-18
19 - Leviticus 19-21
20 - Leviticus 22-23
21 - Leviticus 24-25
22 - Leviticus 26-27
23 - Numbers 1-2
24 - Numbers 3-4
25 - Numbers 5-6
26 - Numbers 7
27 - Numbers 8-10
28 - Numbers
Thank you.
There is no judgement for them that are in christ jesus
Hallelujah Amen protect us from harm Lord we are thankful & Greatful to be alive Signed Today By: Candis Shereece& Baby Israel Rawlinson we appreciate everything Lord. We pray for kindness & respect & maturity & abundance Amen
The best possible experience I have since birth is going to finish the bible.
Since Moses was on the Mount of Transfiguration with Elijah, he indeed did enter the promised land after all...
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😊GOOD PICKUP. WELL PLAYED.!
Good point.
What is this...a competition??? Get a grip...God bless you...and see you later.
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Awesome!
1:29:00. Chapter 20
Shalom
1:29:00 The Ten Blessings. ... 'When the people saw the thunder and lightning and heard the *Trumpet* and saw the mountain in smoke, they trembled with fear.' Sin separates us from God, at Horeb, in the current storm, and all over the face of Eor. Your conscience, daemon, inner voice will find you out. 'Repent, the kingdom of heaven is at Hand.' 13th sign '... they looked towards the desert, and there was the glory of the Lord appearing in the cloud.'
Under Ravensbrook I did a deep dive on THAT particular Trump....-THAT in original Translation-was 'THE VOICE'OF YHWH. IT is also the SAME WORD the Scripture uses, describing the TRUMPET 'sound' that the Last Hour SAINTS will hear...before the Rapturo!! WHICH MAKES perfect sense! It is a Hebrew FATHER that tells his Son, the Groom, NOW THE rooms you've prepared, (mansions), are ready. You may get up, and go get your Bride!! Hasn't Yeshua told us, 'not the Angels, not the Heavenly Host, not even himself, BUT ONLY THE FATHER knows the hour & the day.'
The Qu'ran teaches people to accept these ancient scriptures. There is incredible detail about images that God told people to create for the Tabernacle: pomegranates, almonds, angels, detailed art work. God COMMANDED them to make images! The command AGAINST images is to not make them for the purpose of worshipping THEM. There is no God but one and images help us to focus on God and worship God alone.
00:03 *📜 Exodus Chapter 1: Oppression in Egypt*
- The section describes the oppression of the Israelites in Egypt under a new Pharaoh who fears their numbers.
- The Israelites multiply despite harsh oppression and slavery.
- The Pharaoh orders Hebrew baby boys to be killed, but the midwives defy this order, fearing God.
03:12 *🌾 Moses' Early Life and Flight to Midian*
- Moses' birth and concealment, his rescue by Pharaoh's daughter, and upbringing in the royal court.
- Moses kills an Egyptian who mistreats a Hebrew and flees to Midian.
- Marriage to Zipporah and birth of his son, Gershom.
06:49 *🔥 The Call of Moses*
- God speaks to Moses from the burning bush, commissioning him to free the Israelites from Egypt.
- God reveals His name to Moses as "I AM WHO I AM."
- Moses' concerns and doubts about his ability to lead the Israelites are addressed by God.
11:43 *🐍 Signs and Wonders*
- Moses is equipped with miraculous signs to demonstrate God's power to Pharaoh and the Israelites.
- God transforms Moses' staff into a serpent and back into a staff.
- Moses' hand becomes leprous and is then healed as a sign to the people.
17:06 *⛓️ Increased Oppression and Initial Resistance*
- Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh to request the release of the Israelites, but Pharaoh intensifies the Israelites' oppression.
- Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go and increases their workload.
- The Israelite overseers are blamed for the Israelites' request for freedom, causing them additional suffering.
25:16 *🐍 Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh with signs from God.*
- Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh with God's command to let the Israelites go.
- Despite signs and wonders, Pharaoh's heart is hardened, refusing to listen.
- The staff-to-snake miracle and subsequent plagues set the stage for the Israelites' release.
29:35 *🐸 Plagues of frogs afflict Egypt, illustrating God's power.*
- Moses warns Pharaoh of the plague of frogs if he does not release the Israelites.
- Aaron stretches his staff, and frogs cover Egypt, causing distress.
35:35 *🐄 God distinguishes between Israelites and Egyptians in the plague of livestock.*
- The plague kills Egyptian livestock but spares that of the Israelites.
- Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, refusing to let the Israelites go despite the clear distinction.
41:34 *🦗 Locusts plague Egypt, devastating crops and land.*
- Moses warns of a locust plague if Pharaoh persists in holding the Israelites.
- Locusts cover Egypt, devouring everything left after previous plagues.
45:30 *🌑 Darkness covers Egypt, a palpable sign of God's power.*
- A thick darkness envelops Egypt for three days, while the Israelites have light.
- Pharaoh offers a partial concession, allowing men to go worship but not women and children.
47:00 *🪦 The final plague of the death of the firstborn announced.*
- Moses forewarns Pharaoh of the impending death of the firstborn throughout Egypt.
- God establishes a clear distinction between the Israelites and Egyptians.
49:02 *🍞 The Passover instructions mark a pivotal moment for the Israelites.*
- God instructs Moses and Aaron to prepare for the Passover, marking the start of the Israelites' liberation.
- The first Passover signifies a turning point in the relationship between God and His people.
49:46 *🐑 The Institution of Passover*
- The main content describes the establishment of the Passover ritual as a commemoration of God sparing the Israelites during the final plague in Egypt.
- The key takeaways:
- God instructs the Israelites to mark their doorframes with lamb's blood to avoid the plague.
- Passover becomes a lasting ordinance, celebrated annually with unleavened bread.
- The narrative emphasizes obedience to God's commands as crucial for protection and commemoration.
57:37 *🌅 The Exodus from Egypt*
- This section covers the events following the final plague, where the Israelites leave Egypt under Moses' leadership.
- The key takeaways:
- Pharaoh relents after the death of the firstborns and allows the Israelites to depart.
- The Israelites take gold and silver from the Egyptians as they leave, fulfilling God's promise of plunder.
- They travel from Ramses to Succoth and then to Etham, preparing for their journey to the Promised Land.
01:01:13 *🌊 Crossing the Red Sea*
- This section narrates the dramatic escape of the Israelites as they cross the Red Sea and witness the destruction of the pursuing Egyptian army.
- The key takeaways:
- Moses parts the Red Sea with God's help, allowing the Israelites to pass through on dry ground.
- The pursuing Egyptian army, including Pharaoh, is drowned when the sea closes back over them.
- Miriam leads the Israelites in celebrating their deliverance with singing and dancing.
01:13:55 *🍞 The Provision of Manna*
- The Israelites receive manna, a miraculous bread-like substance, in the wilderness.
- Manna is provided daily except on the Sabbath, emphasizing trust in God's provision.
01:17:28 *⛲ Water from the Rock and Victory over Amalek*
- The Israelites complain about lack of water; God commands Moses to strike a rock, producing water.
- Amalekites attack Israel; victory comes when Moses raises his hands with divine aid.
01:20:07 *🤝 Jethro's Advice to Moses*
- Jethro advises Moses on governance, suggesting delegation of leadership and judicial responsibility.
- Moses implements Jethro's advice, appointing capable leaders over various groups.
01:24:38 *🏔️ The Covenant at Mount Sinai*
- Moses ascends Mount Sinai and receives the Ten Commandments from God.
- The covenant establishes Israel as a holy nation, emphasizing obedience and reverence.
01:32:58 *⚖️ Laws on Servants, Crimes, and Property*
- Detailed laws are given on various aspects of Hebrew society, including treatment of servants and penalties for crimes.
- These laws establish justice, equity, and accountability within the community.
01:37:50 *🐄 Laws on restitution and property rights*
- Detailed laws covering restitution for various scenarios involving property damage or theft.
- Specific regulations on the consequences and compensation required for stolen or damaged property, including livestock.
01:41:34 *🚫 Prohibitions and ethical commands*
- A set of ethical and moral commands addressing various social and ethical issues.
- Prohibitions against sorcery, bestiality, idolatry, and oppression of foreigners, widows, and orphans.
01:46:59 *🔥 Covenant and promises*
- Establishment of the covenant between God and the people of Israel through Moses.
- Promises of protection, guidance, and blessing upon obedience.
01:49:29 *🏔️ Preparation for divine encounter*
- Preparation for a divine encounter on Mount Sinai involving Moses, Aaron, and the elders.
- Rituals of sacrifice, commitment, and covenant-making before the presence of God.
01:52:05 *🏛️ Instructions for building the Tabernacle*
- Detailed instructions for constructing the Tabernacle, including its furnishings and materials.
- Specifications for the Ark of the Covenant, the Table for the Bread of the Presence, and the Lampstand.
02:02:42 *🏛️ Construction of the Altar of Burnt Offering*
- Detailed instructions for constructing the bronze altar for burnt offerings,
- Includes specifications for the structure, dimensions, materials, and adornments,
02:05:33 *🔥 Preparation for Priesthood*
- Instructions for consecrating Aaron and his sons as priests,
- Details on making sacred garments for Aaron, including the ephod and breastpiece,
02:20:09 *🌿 Construction of the Altar of Incense*
- Specifications for constructing the altar of incense,
- Instructions on using the altar and the type of incense to be burned,
02:27:06 *🕊️ Observance of the Sabbath in Israelite Culture*
- Sabbath observance as a sign of the covenant between God and Israel,
- Prohibition of work on the Sabbath under penalty of death,
02:28:29 *🐄 The Golden Calf Incident*
- Aaron's role in creating the golden calf as an idol,
- Idol worship leads to God's anger and threat of destruction,
02:37:05 *🌩️ God's Presence and Moses' Intercession*
- Moses seeks assurance of God's presence with Israel,
- God's promise to go with Moses and the people,
02:45:39 *🏗️ Construction of the Tabernacle*
- Detailed instructions for constructing the tabernacle and its furnishings,
- Contribution of materials and skilled labor by the Israelites,
- Detailed description of the construction process of the tabernacle, including materials used and dimensions.
- Emphasis on skilled craftsmanship and precise instructions from Moses.
02:55:22 *📏 Dimensions and Materials Used*
- Overview of the specific measurements and materials used for the Ark, altars, and other furnishings.
- Highlight on the exact amounts of gold, silver, and bronze used for each component.
03:02:23 *🛠️ Completion and Blessing*
- Completion of the tabernacle according to God's command as detailed by Moses.
- Moses inspects and blesses the completed work, ensuring everything is done precisely as instructed.
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At 15:53
"At a lodging place on the way, The Lord met Moses and was about to kill him."
Huh... ? I don't understand this. Why would The Lord want to kill him, especially if The Lord had just released Moses to go confront Pharaoh?
Very serious duties when we draw near God.
It's not a game. We are blessed to learn this.
I’ve never read the bible and tbh I’m not much of a reader . But these videos are perfectly narrated I feel and it’s easy to understand .. one thing that I don’t get is why god would punish an innocent animal like a bull and for it to be stoned to death ? So very cruel & long this punishment .. 😢
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24-28 the hardest fr
I love this series, and it's really breathing life into the old book. Sir David is amazing. But, man, the bible sounds like it was written by AI, given the prompts: child god, cavemen, desert, and measurements
Jesus is God’s right hand man, it even says that’s where he takes his seat: before Steven was stoned- Acts 7:55-56 (KJV)
55} “But he, being full of the Holy Ghost, looked up stedfastly into heaven, and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right hand of God,
56} And said, Behold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of man standing on the right hand of God.”
@@Rileyed amen
Moses was like the og woke person. He's like an pre-ancient Lenin.
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All that God did for them and they still went on moaning
Bro fr. Tho honestly I find myself doing that every now and then too. (Maybe not to such extremes though 😂 )
Honestly, Grace. 😂 At least you own some of It. We Americans act and sound like we are in the desert without manna or water. And we have everything,but it's accompanied by politicians and social media, the sources of conflict, hate and discontent, and then the methods and tools to spread all the badness around at the speed of light...grrr.
Aren't we like that? And we have Jesus and the Holy Spirit....
As we do.
@@Shaksvshsvsjabavyes-I always think to myself "would I have been a moaner & a grumbler?" & I bet I would have! ❤
Put the pod around your door post
the way the lord is like, playing mind games with moses, his brother, and the pharaoh. Like theyre just little puppets to be toyed with. story's crazy
Why is chapter 36-38 just repeating that they’re making a tabinacle and with scarlet yarn and linen
I wonder the same thing. I guess the Tabernacle was super important.
Listen to Creation in Genesis, it repeats itself as well (another beautiful book in my opinion). It has been highly speculated the reason is because these books combined the texts of both kingdoms around 500 BCE (I think), both Judea and Israel, and instead of leaving one out or altering by combining, both were included. Important text indeed,
last book missing (Book of Revelation)
It is right at the top of the list of all the other books ❤
1:28:36 bookmark
15:54 When Moses was on his way to a lodging house with his wife and sons GOD came to him and was going to kill him. Why? He was traveling to Egypt to help free the Jews as the Lord commanded. Why, suddenly decide to kill him? 🤷
UPDATE: This is what I found to answer my question.
"The issue of punishing Moses by killing him surrounds the circumcision of a son. It seems it was not done in a timely and proper manner, on the eighth day after birth, as God commanded."
Interesting, I never heard that. I'm still trying to figure out why Moses wasn't allowed to go to the "Promise Land".
@@marleasahmann3960 Moses was the Law giver . The Law could not inherit the promise land . Like trying to live by the law now. You live by Faith/ Grace of GOD. The Promise Land was a new beginning. Like a new covenant.
@Marleasah Moses wasn't allowed into the Promised Land because he disobeyed God. When The people were thirsty, God told Moses to SPEAK to the rock, but in his anger at the people for complaining so much, he STRUCK the rock with his staff. God still honored the act by allowing water to flow but ultimately it cost him to enter into the Promised Land. But we know he's still living among the saints as we speak. Thank you Jesus for your merciful attribute. God is faithful even when we are not. 😊
@@Tiberious29ish Thank You so much for answering and clearing that up for me.
Moses had lived a pretty rustic life which must’ve made necessary for God to impress on him his need for strict obedience. I am inclined to believe, though, it wasn’t God Himself actually taking to Moses in physical conflict, but via a wild beast, lightning strike etc. it was a close call experience.
wait-how did they overlay acacia wood with gold back then?!? Didn't they have to use molten metal to overlay?
No
It was hammered gold - gold leaf I suppose is a way to explain it. ❤
@@nickybaker1338 O! Didn't think of that. TY!!
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Now take a good look at your dollar Bill's and ask yourself...am I some one under the yoke of slavery am I free as a man in the land of milk and honey...
Why would God continually harden Pharaohs heart? Surely that doesn't allow his command to be fulfilled?
Hi Inez. God was displaying His sovereignty. Exodus 9:14. Pharaoh was a tyrant to the Israelites. He didn’t believe that the God of the Israelites had any more power than his magicians . God could have killed all the Egyptians and let His people go but through His grace, He displayed His power so the Egyptians would recognise Yahweh as incomparable, that His power would be demonstrated through them and that His name , character, attributes and power would be known everywhere.
@@AntheaK That would be a fantastic explanation up until the point at which the magicians repeatedly could not replicate the same power of god and admitted as such to the pharaoh. But long after that point god continued to harden his heart despite all pharaohs officials counselling for him to let Moses and his people leave. Instead god continues to harden his heart and simply chose to exercise power for the sake of it, not as a consequence of pharaoh not believing in gods power because he repeatedly has to ask Moses to get god to stop the curses which logically requires him to believe that Moses has more power than he.
I often wonder about this too. Is it a case of God abandoning Pharaoh to the pride and stubbornness that Pharaoh insisted on inhabiting to begin with?
The pharaoh hardens his own heart a couple of times and takes back his promises once he sees relief from Gods punishments. God hardening the pharaohs heart just proves to the Egyptians what god already knew. So while the Egyptians begin to understand God's power they also begin to understand the pharaoh is a trash man
His heart was hardened to maintain his free will. It's the same reason the magicians could also perform miracles. If it became blatantly obvious that one side had the omnipotent creator on their side, then he wouldn't have been making a choice at all, but just submitting to the objectively superior power.
How did the woman know that the baby was hebrew?
Is this the King James Version??
Is the new international version
God really doesn't like yeast. I wonder what yeast ever done to him.
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Is this the old or New Testament ?
The Old Testament
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