Torah Tuesday - Exodus

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Torah Tuesday is a weekly video series with me, Dr. Carmen Joy Imes. I share what I'm learning as I work on my book projects so you can see it here before it's in print. This week's video examines the quail and manna God provided for Israel in the desert.
Torah Tuesday is brought to you with support from @BiolaUniversity.
Video content and filming by Carmen Joy Imes.
Produced by George Khoury.
Original music by Liam Greenlee.
Graphics by @BiolaUniversity.
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8 июл 2024

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@user-vz4yt8dq3i 23 дня назад

Thank you Carmen! I enjoy so much the weekly bite size pieces of learning! Just the right size for reflection. Wishing you well!!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

You are so welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying these.

@JSMSr. 26 дней назад

Great lesson of God's continuous provision.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@tony.biondi 26 дней назад

Fascinating! Thank you, Carmen and God bless you.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

God bless!

@dianefrisone5998 26 дней назад

Carmen I love everything you do! This was awesome

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

Thanks, Diane!

@ringthembells143 26 дней назад

Great episode That is one of my favorite things I have learned from you ✔️🔔❤️ “God Always develops us in that liminal space”

@TreBrickley 26 дней назад

Wow, loved the content about daily bread here. It’s right in-line with the Bible Project’s Sermon on the Mount series Weekly Playlist about generous giving!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

Oh! Glad to hear this! I haven't been able to keep up with the podcast, even though it's GREAT.

@deborahderrick8871 26 дней назад

An especially good one today. I appreciated the concept of ‘what would have happened’ if the manna COULD be stored…the idea of grifters emerging is so true to human nature. And, at last, I actually know what hoarfrost is! (I’m a whiz with hurricanes and tropical storms.)

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

Thanks, Debi!

@qcbtbx 25 дней назад

Such great insights!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

Glad you enjoyed it, Quentin!

@casandrawilson3102 25 дней назад

Loved your comments on God giving them bread, and instantly thought of Ruth 1:6 where God… לָתֵת לָהֶם לָחֶם … I wonder if there is a similar intertextual link happening there as well :) Also love the flip of power! Gosh what a beautiful way of seeing God’s intention for his kingdom!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

I love this!!

@billycofield1 18 дней назад

Are you thinking the church today should follow the Sabbath commandment in a literal or 'by the letter of the law' manner? So, as a congregation no work on Saturday, no going to the grocery store for Saturday's modern manna, no office or yard work, no farm animals work, etc, etc? Or is it the 'spirit' of the thing for us? That is, set aside regular dedicated time for God. For study, prayer, fellowship, what have you. Though not day specific. Of course there may be a 'spirit of the thing' behind all commandments. Anyway, your thoughts. (I made this comment yesterday but don't see it. So if it shows up elsewhere just ignore as operator error.)

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 17 дней назад

Hi Billy, I don't think there is a one-size-fits-all for sabbath keeping. What is one person's labor is another person's rest (e.g. gardening). One principle that is somewhat helpful is to cease doing what we normally do so that this day feels different. Another is to cease from income-generating work, and--to whatever degree possible--work that is merely mundane (cooking, cleaning, laundry, house maintenance, etc.). Our approach has been to keep things very simple food-wise so that we're not absorbed in kitchen work. Other families might find cooking together to be relaxing or relational, compared to the rest of the week. As for which day to celebrate it, I don't have a strong feeling about whether it should be Saturday or Sunday (I practice Sabbath on Sunday in honor of Christ's resurrection, but others feel strongly about keeping the original day).

@sharonjacob4782 26 дней назад

Arabic today is Minnu, "what it..." literally. I would say since Yeshua was called the bread of life, and the references in NT to He was the bread in the wilderness and the fact that it was not seasonal but present every day for 40 years, would in my mind say definitely not the secretions of insects. And then Sinai law forbade eating of most types of insects, final evidence against the equivalence to the secretions and the "bread from heaven".

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 26 дней назад

Good points!

@flematicoreformandose5046 26 дней назад

Manu in English would be: What a thing is that? or in spanish¿ Que cosa es eso?😂

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 26 дней назад

Thank you!

@flematicoreformandose5046 26 дней назад

I don't know if quail are clean animals to eat. If they are not, it means that when God sent them the birds they had not yet received the Torah.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 26 дней назад

They ate quail before and after Sinai. It must have been clean!

@rboyer5946 26 дней назад

@@CarmenJoyImesPhD Yes

@flematicoreformandose5046 26 дней назад

@@CarmenJoyImesPhD You are absolutely right Dr Imes quails are not considered impure, I just took a look at Deutoronomy and Leviticus. It seems that the I Am was preparing their diet before receiving the Torah. Thank you for your clarification and for your work, even if I sometimes disagree with you, do not take it with resentment. I continue to appreciate your work. 😀👍

@TreBrickley 26 дней назад

So…manna is insect excrement?😬😅

@sharonjacob4782 26 дней назад

@TreBrickley no, just an interesting current natural occurrence, remember manna was a daily occurrence for 40 years and not seasonal as is the insects. Plus even the NT and Jesus referred to the bread from heaven, not insects. Just to name a few differences between the miraculous manna and the natural seasonal phenomenon.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD 22 дня назад

I mean . . . that's what some people claim. Which is so . . . unappetizing! But I agree with Sharon's comment.