In the last episode, we already camped out on these opening two it was actually three lines, or a few lines here. Tim: Creature that hath life. That's interesting. Is it in King James they're called a soul? In this episode, Tim, Jon, and Carissa look at how the Hebrew Bible uses the word "grace" to communicate one of the core attributes of God. How you can help: Subscribe to a language-specific YouTube channel so you can be updated when we post a new video. It'll swallow you up and make you drown in it.
Who Wrote the King James Bible? | Britannica You refer to it with a more neutral term, the waters. Tim: It's ambiguous. Yeah, that kind of thing. Tim: Now we start with land as the starting point, but the land without water. Search the history of over 821 billion And so these are the important lines in Genesis 2:7. If you're reading through, and you read in Genesis 1, "The ruakh of God is hovering over the waters," and then Genesis 2, "the breath of God gives life to humans," when you see a link like that, the author is asking you to pair those things together and look at them and compare them and see how maybe the story is moving forward. Jon: And "Elohim" is just the general word for "a divine being. If you prefer to follow the plan digitally, we offer the 1-Year Chronological Plan (by The Bible Recap) and the New Testament Plan (by The Bible Recap) on the Bible app (by YouVersion / Life Church). Yeah. It's something else. RECAPtains are the men and women who support us monthly and receive great perks as a result! And the way that Elohim is present within darkness and disorder is in the invisible form of his ruakh. Tim: The basic image of ruakh is "breath." It can be your undoing. Because that's describing the land as a waste. There are no reviews yet. That's when the winds come up for sailing. How is Jesus the firstborn of creation and the "second Adam"? But inside the little ark, the breath of life remains in the remnant. 10 min Podcast Whose Idea Was the "City of God"? Like little spring. And then we see God's ruakh not called ruakh but called what's the synonym? And we're going to just go through the Torah, doing this movement by movement. Jon: I'm sitting here with Tim and Carissa. God is Spirit. And that's in Genesis 2. The opening and closing parts mention Elohim's involvement in creation. Whether you want to call it soul or spirit or something.
Character of God - BibleProject Calling God's invisible, energizing presence ruakh is a metaphor. The land emerges out of the water. Theres an invisible energy that I breathe in and breathe out, and thats ruakh. A very enchanted way to see the world. But the point is, is what we're. Jon: And that leads to movement four, which would be then the Jacob stories. Turning your face away.
So we're going to begin in the first movement of the Bible, which is roughly Genesis chapter 1 through 11. Its also the very element we inhale that allows us to live. Reading the Torah in Movements So Elohim it's a generic title in Hebrew and in English for deity. Tim: God tells Noah, "Hey, I'm going to spare you and your family. These two transcriptions were then compared automatically using 'Collate' software.
Study the Story of the Bible With Free Tools And then when were tracing a theme, we're really just tracing or tracking a repeated word or image through a particular movement. So this is Yahweh showing up like. Jon: Hey, this is Jon at BibleProject. Each introduces a key set of figures onto the stage. Carissa: Yeah, it sounds so mystical in English to me to say their (00:23:00) spirit is taken from them. Choose the Bible in your own language: [Acehnese Holy Bible] Alkitab Lam Basa Aceh. But the reason that he's afraid, because I was naked, was because the only reason I know I'm naked because I did the thing you told me not to do. So Isaiah will say, "Who can know the ruakh of the Lord?" Jon: That makes sense. Chapters are not the original literary organization given to the scrolls. Where can I find transcripts from your videos? Why Cant Jacob and Esau Both Be Blessed? Where can I find the streaming TV app? And we're going to be tracing the theme of Holy Spirit or God's ruakh. And its stated twice in a nice little chiasm, where the humans are told to rule, God said, "Let them rule." You think it might Tim: It can bring about creation, but it can also de-create. + all lower tiers. And it's the garden of Eden story. If you're looking for the theme of God's Spirit in the first literary movement, you're going to come across eight passages that link it all together. Tim: But then when you zoom in to like the Torah, there's five scrolls. Here they translate it creatures with life. And then when it's applied to humans, they translate it "living soul. We're going to read the Bible together in movements. Because all language is based on experience. The church of Jesus Christ is the new temple, the new Israel, the new people of God. Yeah, that'd be kind of funny. Jon: Where the land doesn't have enough water. The Hebrew word for spirit is ruakh, which means breaththe invisible life-energy of a person. Because purposes are also invisible. Before that we looked at post modernism. The flood is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible, yet this story of judgment seems to be missing something important: Gods anger. Jon: Yeah. Please download files in this item to interact with them on your computer. In part four (39:00-50:00), Tim, Jon, and Carissa discuss the next appearance of Gods Spirit, which occurs in Genesis 3 after Adam and Eve eat from the tree of knowing good and evil. Adama is the ground. The opening words are Carissa, I'll let you have the honors. That's actually a pretty good way to imagine it. Tim: This is kind of adding a new layer of meaning to the ruakh. They heard the sound of the Lord God walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and the man and his wife hid themselves from the presence of the Lord God among the trees of the garden. Speakers in the audio file: Jon Collins, Tim Mackie, Carissa Quinn. See how Josephs story becomes an important part of the Bibles depiction of the ultimate suffering servant, Jesus the Messiah.
Download Free Bible Posters - BibleProject Yeah, stuff like that. Jon: Which is almost the opposite of what we think of as a soul. That's really interesting.
The BEMA Podcast - Episodes Archive Despite generations of rebellion and sin, God continues to pursue his people with his promise-keeping loyalty and generosity. And then later narratives are going to just pick up both of those and connect them together because they're just two ways of talking about the same thing. Apps. The Blue Letter Bible ( www.blueletterbible.org) is a website and app that provides tools for in-depth Bible study.
BibleProject on the App Store [Arabic Holy Bible] [Armenian Holy Bible] . There's a sound that's walking, and that sound is coordinated with wind. But the word translated here as cool is ruakh, so the literal phrase is the wind of the day. The author of Genesis is conjuring an image: God is walking in the garden, and the humans hear him coming and hide. Oh, man, yes. Tim: Here, let's go. Yahweh Elohim breathed into the nostrils the breath of life. And it's not the word ruakh. It's about bringing land out. ", Tim: I think that's an unfortunate move, or they missed a chance to show in English. It is a non-denominational ministry that characterizes itself as being "grounded in the historical, conservative Christian faith.". So it's as if already there's a transformation, the chaos into order by the presence of the ruakh of Elohim. And we got to chapter 3. I think that's also an intentional too. (00:44:00). Our role and responsibility to represent God (see Genesis 1:26-27) sets humans apart from animals. And what he means is who can understand the purposes or plans? Jon: Yeah. But that doesn't mean it's not energy. Jon: So adam is human. Tim: Joseph becomes the first narrative image of a supercharged human who's ruling by the Spirit and wisdom of God. Tim: Even if I come in and I'm not angry, there'll be like a somber tone. So it's representation and rule (00:36:00) is what makes the humans differ in the narrative. Yeah, that's right. Learn how to read the Bible to see, hear and know Jesus better. It's the invisible life energy of a person or of God. In Genesis 1:21, the creatures, (00:34:00) the birds and the fish are all called nephesh chayyah (living creatures). Most notably, he prepared the first critical edition of the Greek New Testament in 1516. View our current languages and those in development on our languages page. In fact, the original scrolls didnt have chaptersEnglish translators added those later. Not only does it not set us apart, it's the very thing that Tim: connects us to the animal and the plant world. Jon: All right. Psalm 104 is this whole meditation on the nature of creation using the language and imagery of Genesis 1. Nishmat. Jon: Are first called living souls. It sounds nice. it . Jon: And then on the third one, after the humans who are meant to be God's representatives decide they'd rather be God and decide good and evil on their own terms. And those movements are signaled to the reader by all these layers of repetition and moments of beginning and closure, and so on.
Open the Bible A father and son get their stories merged together Tim: in Genesis 25:18 through chapter 37 verse 1. Tim: Genesis 2:4 and following. That's the second appearance of. When you take away their ruach, they expire and return to the dust.". Jon: Yeah. Tim: Face value, observational point of view, you know, I have an idea to like go make an omelet. Tim: In the same story, God's Spirit is taking away life and creating a new opportunity for life. On our app, you're going to find all of our videos and podcasts. Come on. So we could do a lot more here. There's three parts to it. So in Genesis 1, when God says, "Let creatures emerge out of the ground," he doesn't say, Let my ruakh bring the creatures out of the ground. What it says is, let them come out of the ground. Books, Shirts, & More To locate an episode transcript, visit our website's Podcast page ( pictured above) and select a specific podcast series, and then an individual episode to see the transcript's availability. Tricks the humans into thinking that they're not the image of Elohim, says "You can become Elohim if you just take this knowledge for yourself.". And then the exile from Eden at the end of chapter 3.
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