#YHWH

Scriptures to meditate on before the Tribulation comes and during.1 Samuel 2:9 “He will keep the feet of His saints, and the wicked shall be silent in darkness; for by
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What you are showing the world is a lie and an abomination. You are not even qualified to teach anyone anything about what thus saith YHWH. How dare you present
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Yisraĕl make sure you praises YHWH, who brought forth witch, telling folks don't keep the LAW while in captivity. YHWH has a snare trap for rebellious folks, don't be doom
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#Exodus 20:4-6The second commandment Aniconism! Or not! The Hebrew syntax is a little unclear here, so the aniconism reading is forgivable. But it doesn’t really fit the historical setting, and
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#Exodus 20:7The third commandment Has any translation been more abstract, compared to its original sense, than “you shall not take the Lord’s name in vain”? Take it? What does that
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Guys, just to make things clear- this is what I literally believe:-1- The Gods exist.2- There are Powers on Earth- not Gods- which would blast our eyes where we to
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#Exodus 15:1-18The Song of the SeaI’m honestly not entirely sure how to do this in just a few tweets: multiple entire monographs have been written about this poem, and there
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#Exodus 4:24-26The Bridegroom of BloodIt’s like the title of a B horror movie, and honestly it’s just as incoherent. One of the most confounding episodes in the entire Pentateuch. Almost
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#Genesis 19:1-11The sin of Sodom.It’s lack of hospitality. Not homosexuality - lack of hospitality. The story isn’t about sexual preference. It’s not a prooftext for the Bible or God being
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In Ezekiel 14, the elders of Israel come to ask for a word from YHWH even though he says they "have taken their idols into their hearts" (v.3). God says
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#Exodus 7:25-8:11The FrogsLike the blood, here too we have two similar stories intertwined, but easily separated now that we know what each source is up to in this section, and
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THREAD:Think about the simplicity of the gospel shared by the first ChristiansThey didn’t drag heavy copies of the Septuagint everywhere they wentThe “Bible” as we know it and the New
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I can’t get over Numbers 21 this morning (in part bc of a previous conversation with @MadisonPierce, but more recently because of a conversation we’ve had in my seminar). In
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THREAD: Jonah, Moses, and the Cross.Jonah is traditionally read on Yom Kippur.Why?One reason is no doubt its emphasis on repentance.Thematic and calendrical issues, however, may also play a part. Consider
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THREAD: Some Reflections on the Text of 1 Kings 22.1–39.TITLE: Why it’s not a good idea to surround yourself with 400 people who agree with you.#DontBeAnAhab « 22.1–4 »As we
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A NOTE (1/7):OT sacrifices are often said not to involve the notion of penal substitution.Animal aren’t punished in place of people, one has said in a certain place,and many have
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