Thank you for giving Rahab a chance despite her reputation and for breaking down the foreigner segment. I’m shedding tears learning more about the lineage. Truly truly thank you.
This is very very good.❤ I never thought about it as you described. I knew she was saved through faith and a healthy fear of the Lord. Her whole family was saved. Because she knew that they were going to kill everyone anyway. Faith on the wall❤
Hi Thank you for your teaching... I am a real time Life Rahab and Joseph.. God sent me a dream 30 years ago.. about meeting my ex husband who is an FBI agent who betrayed me and lives in Jericho and God also sent me a dream about trump cards.. Let me tell you about Rahab as a child.. I saved my brother from being sexually abused by my Grandfather... I was locked in a room. I looked out the window and asked GOD Yeshua are you out there?.. Growing up People said if you make better choices and tell the the Truth your life will be better my life was NOT better.... My ex husband used to say who will they believe me or you.. God said he called me as an expert witness and I think now it is about Rahab... I hope that I can explain how important and misunderstood the story is and thanks for keeping it alive.. I want to thank you.. Because the story of Rahab is a spy novel.. We all like spy stories.. Why isn't Rahab liked? Because she was saving her own life and other people lives.. That is why I married someone in law enforcement.. to save lives.. Funny How Men can be heroes but women can't.. God told me I care tooo much about what people think.. I am working on that.. Please keep up your teaching and telling the truth
Hello Karen. Enjoyed your presentation. I just finished a scholarly article on Rahab, which took months, and you are welcome to read it if you would like. It is still fresh off the press and has not been published yet. If there is an email address you can list here, I would be happy to share it with you.
I was drawn to her because her faith amazed me.. she was from a foreign land, never witnessed any of the acts of God, God never spoke to her… she heard about Him from hearsay… yet she risked her life , treason against her country… out of Faith! Yet the Israelites who a He showed Himself to again and again lost faith easily and and worshiped idols time and time again
Rajab was a story of how her faith was profitable to her and her fellow family and man. It is not to be mistaken with your faith being responsible for your eternal salvation. James is about justification before man not justification before God. Your faith is no good to mankind if it doesn’t have works!
Isaiah 66.3 devil meat no good Isaiah 7.15 milk curd butter honey good Jesus rev.4.7 lion young bull face like a man and eagl are worthy of worship ❤️ native American Joshua Rahab is God Jesus Mathew 12.42
The "Rachab" in Matthew 1:5 is NOT the Rahab the Harlot (the Canaanite) in Joshua 2:1. Some will say that Rachab is the Greek spelling of Rahab but in Hebrews 11:31 and James 2:25, the Rahab in those verses is actually Rahab the harlot of the Old Testament. Look it up, those two names have different Greek spelling. I could break this video down to dust and ashes but I'll leave you with this: the conquest of Jericho and Joshua's time and Rahab's time are around 1400 BCE. Salmon is King David's great-great grandfather. David took the throne in 1010 BCE, putting Salmon roughly 100 years older than David, so that's closer to 1100 BCE. Do you see where this is going? So, you're telling me that Rahab the harlot was 300 YEARS OLD when she allegedly birthed Boaz??? Make it make sense. In the KJV, the Rachab in Matthew 1:5 is a DIFFERENT WOMAN. And, and, for a P.S. moment, when the Israelites came and got Rahab the harlot and her family, there weren't allowed inside the camp, there were left outside the camp but allowed to stay in the land of Israel (Joshua 6:23). Oh, last thing, remember what Moses told the Israelites in Deuteronomy 7:1-4? If you don't remember, here it is: 1When the LORD thy God shall bring thee into the land whither thou goest to possess it, and hath cast out many nations before thee, the Hittites, and the Girgashites, and the Amorites, and the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and the Jebusites, seven nations greater and mightier than thou; 2And when the LORD thy God shall deliver them before thee; thou shalt smite them, and utterly destroy them; thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor shew mercy unto them: 3Neither shalt thou make marriages with them; thy daughter thou shalt not give unto his son, nor his daughter shalt thou take unto thy son. 4For they will turn away thy son from following me, that they may serve other gods: so will the anger of the LORD be kindled against you, and destroy thee suddenly. They were commanded to NOT make marriages with the Canaanites. 'Nuff said. Read your bibles.
I’m in the beginning of this..but, I’m must say - so far, you sound kind of judgmental and self righteous! I hope God changes your heart on how you see people!
