And here I was thinking why this chapter was included so abruptly in the narrative after Joseph...... Thanks for helping us connect the dots in the grand scheme of God. You are brilliant at balancing the big picture and the details. Truly a gift from God
@@JordanNealRogers Do you mean the methods don't matter if the end goal is reached? Suddenly has morality gone into hiding? Good coverup.Yeah , and at that time how come the daughter in-law knew before hand that the father in-law was coming? 5g network? And without Judah's descendents there is no house of David and therefore no....you guessed it. Such shaky foundations?
Wow..I have learned so much that was not making sense to me... Thanks for simplifying Genesis 38.. I now want to start in the beginning... To God be the Glory.
A genuine question: Do we consider God righteous? Does the idea of righteousness even apply to God? Or does the fact of Him being the creator of all things imply that His actions are justified by default?
Tamar knew she had to keep the bloodline pure, Judah having married outwith his tribe, therefore the sons were the problem, hence God killed them. When Judah's wife died and Shelah had come of age, Tamar knew what she had to do. Tamar must have been a pure bloodline. Just like Noah, who was righteous in his generation, Judah actually tells us Tamar was righteous also, more so than himself who had not kept his generation pure.
Proverbs 13:20 Walk with the wise and become wise, for a companion of fools suffers harm.
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Great sermon, thanks.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend!
Thank you pastor for explaining Genesis 38: 1:30. I didn't understand it as I was reading it.
Thank you for the kind word of encouragement!! May the LORD Jesus continue to bless you through His Word!
I was really struggling with this chapter this morning. Thank you for helping me understand the redeeming qualities of the story.
Very sober teaching . Great revelation and understanding in bible scripture 💯
Lord, I am sinner. Have mercy on me.
Thank you pastor.
I am really blessed by this exposition. Thanks you
May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend!
Amen
Am so blessed by this
Your an amazing pastor.
May the Lord Jesus bless you, friend!
Thank you so much for helping my understanding of this chapter in Genesis!
May the Lord bless you, friend!
And here I was thinking why this chapter was included so abruptly in the narrative after Joseph......
Thanks for helping us connect the dots in the grand scheme of God.
You are brilliant at balancing the big picture and the details.
Truly a gift from God
Thank you, friend! May the Lord bless you!
@@JordanNealRogers Do you mean the methods don't matter if the end goal is reached? Suddenly has morality gone into hiding? Good coverup.Yeah , and at that time how come the daughter in-law knew before hand that the father in-law was coming? 5g network? And without Judah's descendents there is no house of David and therefore no....you guessed it. Such shaky foundations?
Wow..I have learned so much that was not making sense to me... Thanks for simplifying Genesis 38.. I now want to start in the beginning... To God be the Glory.
Was Thamar righteous?
Thank you, for this sermon, from Cabo Verde Islands 🌴
A genuine question: Do we consider God righteous? Does the idea of righteousness even apply to God? Or does the fact of Him being the creator of all things imply that His actions are justified by default?
Tamar knew she had to keep the bloodline pure, Judah having married outwith his tribe, therefore the sons were the problem, hence God killed them.
When Judah's wife died and Shelah had come of age, Tamar knew what she had to do.
Tamar must have been a pure bloodline. Just like Noah, who was righteous in his generation, Judah actually tells us Tamar was righteous also, more so than himself who had not kept his generation pure.