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Genesis 34:1 · BSB
34:1 Now Dinah, the daughter Leah had borne to Jacob, went out to visit the daughters of the land.
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Today's scripture comes fromGenesis chapter 34, verses 1 through 31. The whole chapter that we are going to read together. If you have one of these Bibles that I have, you can turn to the page 26. Again, Genesis…
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…directive from the Lord here is going to leave this entire camp compromised and very vulnerable. And if you don't believe me, let me send you toGenesis chapter 34. There's a story back in Genesis, you can read about it, how just two guys, two sons, went in together, Simeon and Levi, and they were able to wipe…
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Please take your Bibles and open them up this morning toGenesis chapter 34. ! Genesis chapter 34. As a disclaimer, if you read ahead this week, as I often encourage you to do, then you will know that this chapter is a…
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…and restoration for those who have been wronged and those who are most vulnerable to injustice. One of the most tragic things about this story inGenesis chapter 34is we never hear from Dinah. We never hear from Leah and their culture and that time and that place, their voices didn't matter. Fathers and…
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…mention that last week. So I apologize for that. I don't think it's going to be, you know, but just want to put that out there right up front. SoGenesis chapter 34verses one through 7 is our scripture reading today. Now Dinah, the daughter of Leah, the I'm sorry. Now Dinah the daughter Leah had born to Jacob,…
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…who are vulnerable, the orphans, the widows, the foreigners, the strangers, the most vulnerable people among us. One of the tragic things aboutGenesis chapter 34is that we never hear from Dinah. We never hear Dinah's voice. Jacob doesn't ask her. Her brothers don't ask her. They speak for her, they stand in…
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…means it burned to Cain exceedingly, meaning it was very, very, very angry. And this is this is the same phrase that's used later, later on inGenesis chapter 34when with Jacob's sons found out that their sister Dinah had been raped. They burned with this anger. So, so Cain, so upset. He's so angry. I kind…
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…guy's life. I want to just talk to you, though, about his leadership as a father. Forget all the other baggage he dealt with, just as a father.Genesis chapter 34, it says that his daughter, Dinah, was actually raped. And what we see, you want to know what Jacob the father did as a result of that incident?…
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…miss future episodes. And thanks for listening. Well, good morning. If you have your Bibles, and I hope you do, I want to invite you to join us. InGenesis chapter 34is where we will be. As you turn there, some reminders, some things we've got going on. Some you just heard about in our announcement video. First…
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…whoever curses them I will curse and so shame on Iran Because they will get theirs in a big way. So if you got a Bible we're gonna be and and JackGenesis chapter 34Interesting a little disclaimer here. This may not be some stuff for little ears Though if if it was my grandchildren, they would not have the…
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…know that does cause you to cherish like Wayne said cherish your your family and we're not gonna get into it because we're about out of time butGenesis chapter 34the Lord is not mentioned in this chapter in the Bible right and it's because Jacob took a u-turn and he went to Sukkot or Shechem where he should…
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…If you have your Bibles with you, I hope that you do. Whether in paper copy or the maybe inferior electronic copy is fine too. You can open up toGenesis chapter 34. We as a church, if you're new with us, have been working through the book of Genesis, and we believe in something at this church called…
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…you so the name of that place is called gilgal to this day. He says they stayed there till they were healed. Now why is that important turn over toGenesis chapter 34? In Genesis chapter 34, we pick on him an Out of another circumcision. Now, this is before Joshua 5 which means this nation has heard this account.…
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…wanted. And they used Jacob's religion as a guise to try to get it. And then Bunyan actually says, read the whole story and you can read that inGenesis chapter 34. The hypocritical Pharisees were also of this religion. Long prayers were their pretense, but their intent was to gain the houses and property of…
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…sense of they needed protection, they needed provision, and so their family context, very, very important to them. We talked about that even withGenesis chapter 34with Dinah. And here we find that the promise that uh that Tamar would have a child who would later be able to take care of her when she got older…
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We study through books of the Bible here at the village chapel. Let's turn toGenesis chapter 34. We've got some extra copies, by the way. And if you would like one, raise your hand. Somebody will drop one off at your row or your aisle. The…
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…happen. In fact, there's also one little tidbit that's interesting that the people of Israel, we said, would have been familiar with the story fromGenesis chapter 34. Simeon and Levi slaughtered all the people of Shechem. And the text says that it's the third day after their operation that Simeon and Levi arose…
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…covenant would bring consequences. It would provoke a curse. And later on in the Old Testament, there's actually a very clear example of this inGenesis chapter 34. This was where the people of Judah had covenanted to free slaves according to what God had commanded. And they did that, but then they went back…
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…just something normal. So I thought we would just jump right back into our study in Genesis. And if you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toGenesis chapter 34. Genesis 34. But before we go and we read this text, I do want to remind you of a few things. A couple of weeks ago, Jeff preached on Jacob…
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…example of this so that we don't have to talk about the anatomy of what happened, but to show you the extent of what happened. So, turn toGenesis chapter 34. This is one of my favorite Old Testament Bible stories. I can't tell you all that it means because I don't know. But this one rivals the…
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