What did the Torah's Author Think He Was Writing About? - Introduction to the Torah E7
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Did you know that the Torah's author actually gave us his own interpretation? At every turning point in the Torah's story, there's a poem. The author put these poems at crucial moments, so they would function like landmarks, making sure we understand what the story is about. Bible Reading Genesis 3:14-19 Meditation Questions Remember God’s desire to give humanity authority over creation as we trust in him. What are some things this empowerment tells you about God’s character? How do these characteristics make God trustworthy? Notice that God’s poem responding to human evil, began with a promise to punish the one who deceived them and to rescue them. What does that response tell you about God’s heart for humanity? Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB_Bg5ejIII Want to read the Bible with me? Sign up for the Weekly Meditation list. Each week I'll email you the message, the meditation questions, the scriptures we're reading, and what we're memorizing that week. And at the end of the month, I'll send you a short animated video that summarizes what we've spent the month meditating on. https://thetorahguide.com/
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