Join Joe, Micah, Eric, and Greg as they dive deep into Deuteronomy 14-16, exploring what it means to be individually called "sons of God" for the first time in Scripture. This episode examines the profound shift from corporate to individual responsibility in bearing God's image, the significance of ceremonial laws, and God's design for joyful worship through the annual feasts.
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Join Joe, Micah, Eric, and Greg as they dive deep into Deuteronomy 14-16, exploring what it means to be individually called "sons of God" for the first time in Scripture. This episode examines the profound shift from corporate to individual responsibility in bearing God's image, the significance of ceremonial laws, and God's design for joyful worship through the annual feasts.
In this episode, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 21 to 25, exploring themes of judgment, salvation, and the complexities of divine will. They discuss the symbolism of the fiery serpent, the significance of Balaam's journey, and the victories over Sihon and Og, emphasizing God's grace and the importance of intentions in understanding His anger. In this conversation, the participants explore the complexities of God's emotions, particularly focusing on the concepts of impassibility, jealousy, and the interpretation of scripture. They discuss how God's emotions differ from human emotions, the implications of God's jealousy as seen in the actions of Phineas, and the misguided assumptions of Balak regarding God's nature. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding the analogical language used in scripture and how it relates to God's character and human experience.
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Join Joe, Micah, Eric, and Greg as they dive deep into Deuteronomy 14-16, exploring what it means to be individually called "sons of God" for the first time in Scripture. This episode examines the profound shift from corporate to individual responsibility in bearing God's image, the significance of ceremonial laws, and God's design for joyful worship through the annual feasts.
