Torah Tuesday - Exodus

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Torah Tuesday is a weekly video series with me, Dr. Carmen Joy Imes. Today I'm sharing from my forthcoming commentary for Baker Academic on Exodus 16:31-36, the postscript to the chapter on God's provision of manna.
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@ApologistInDetroit Месяц назад

"Humble dependence on God's provision" ❤

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thanks for watching, Chris!

@billycofield1 Месяц назад

We are using Seminary Now for Bearing Gods Name and have found it very worthwhile. It is providing a great adjuvant to the book.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

So glad to hear that!

@charlespuskas838 Месяц назад

Great explanation of the origins of the Pentateuch while affirming the antiquity of many of its grand traditions and focusing on the final text as we have it.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thanks, Charles!

@Cself81 Месяц назад

This was my first Torah Tuesday! I loved it. Very insightful. Guess I’ll just jump in and start following along. Looks like these have been going on for sometime!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Welcome aboard! We're a nerdy bunch. :)

@jamesleicht7621 Месяц назад

Very informative, as always 😊 Thank you Carmen!😊

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@sharonjacob4782 Месяц назад

I think Tim Mackie's take on this is a good one. The TANAKH had editors that added these editorial comments and also linked book to book, or scroll. This of course is lost in English translations as we have a different order of books. But his explanation would keep to what has been understood through Millenia by the Jews that these books were primarily authored and also coalated by Moses. Interesting though, and good to bring up, it's the old familiarity concept, we stop actively looking at what we read when we are so familiar with the content. 😊

@qcbtbx Месяц назад

Excellent nuggets!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thank you!

@DiscipleDojo Месяц назад

Great note on dabash not being "honey" like we normally imagine!

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thanks for watching and sharing!

@paulpaul-n Месяц назад

really ❤❤❤ this thanks

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

So glad to hear that!

@seanashfield6600 Месяц назад

שלום Top video, thank you. I was wondering if the word for receptacle appears in any contemporary Jewish text which might give a steer to what the container actually was. Just a thought. Thanks for your continued work. It is appreciated 👍

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Thanks for watching! Modern uses of ancient Hebrew are interesting, but not very helpful in terms of figuring out the original meaning of a word. Far better to see if a neighboring culture of ancient Israel has a cousin (cognate) word that we know more about. I'm not a comparative linguist, but that's the path I'd try if I was!

@udaysamsonmustafi5697 Месяц назад

Thank you for enlightenment with new info and Seminary Now offer. Madam I need the link for the Exodus diving deep course that you're teaching. Please send me the link to register. Thanks and God bless

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Here's a link to the Biblical Training course I filmed on Exodus: www.biblicaltraining.org/learn/institute/exodus-imes

@ApologistInDetroit Месяц назад

With the nature of authorship being so different in antiquity, it's a surprise to me that Christians make such big deals about it. Tradition sometimes causes us to stumble.

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

Indeed it does!

@mariantregier774 Месяц назад

I wonder if this manna event is only a one time thing, never repeated, even in the most extreme famine, or there is more to it like a "prophetic prototype" of something to come as the divine revelation continues?

@CarmenJoyImesPhD Месяц назад

According to Joshua, they ate manna for a whole year until they came into the promised land.