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When Do Words Become A Blessing? – Torah Q+R

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We spent all of 2022 reading and discussing the Torah. Join Tim and Jon as they respond to audience questions from the past year about the Torah.

In this episode, you’ll learn …

1. How to tell the difference between a biblical author deliberately linking passages and readers “forcing” a connection
2. Why humans have the power to bless
3. Why Adam and Eve weren’t cursed in Eden
4. The significance of passing through the waters
5. What it means to be redeemed
6. How animal sacrifices atone for sin

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  2. I am listening to the first question, which I think is an awesome and very necessary question. Tim's answer is really awesome and prudent.

    I have very humbly found that this differentiation can be made by ensuring that there is consistency between the cognitive law that the Name YHVH provides (representing the perspective that resonates inside of the Garden), and the cognitive law of the opposite or the inversion of the Name provides (representing the perspective that resonates with man outside of the Garden).

    Also, the hyperlink with "she took it" seems to demonstrate how the woman took of the fruit that leads to "outside the Garden", while the Exodus mention seems to demonstrate how the woman makes a decision that is going to lead to return to "inside the Garden". The action of woman opened a timeline to outside, and the action of a woman is returning to inside.

    Thank you for doing what you all do Tim and Jon! I appreciate you all sincerely!

  8. I think I heard on How to Faith a Life that the Hebrew word for “helper” used in Genesis to describe Eve’s relationship to Adam can also be translated as rescuer. Do you think the 7 women who save the world in Exodus have to do with that at all?

  9. 1) The ceremony in which God blessed the Israelites, with the words: "Stand still (don't interfere?) and see the salvation of the Lord.
    Stand still means – let me do the work.

    2) The walls of water: the Red Sea – death (carcass?) on both sides – salvation is through the valley of death, where I will be with you, my rod and my staff (Moses's stafff outstretched) will comfort you.

    The parallels seem unmistakeable!

  11. Human psychology repeats themes and patterns, which is why you can ‘hyperlink’ a lot of stories in the Bible. It’s not forcing a connection, it’s just the same anger, jealousy, murder, stealing, and low-grade stuff repeated. We have very few themes in our repertoire.

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  18. Cain was cursed according from the earth, that it would not yield her strength to him. It is a more sore curse, but after the pattern of Adam. And a double whammy for Cain since he was a farmer.
    There is obviously some deeper wisdom and symbolism to explore here.

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