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Genesis 35:1 · BSB
35:1 Then God said to Jacob, “Arise, go up to Bethel, and settle there. Build an altar there to the God who appeared to you when you fled from your brother Esau.”
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…month, doesn't? Some days, I feel like I'm following god and some days, I do my own thing but god's story still continues. I wanna skip down toGenesis chapter 35and verse nine. God appeared to Jacob again. When he came from Padanaram and blessed him and god said to him, your name is Jacob. No longer shall…
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…get 50 and 60 and 70. You say, no, it'll get easier. No, the the griefs and the heartache begin to mount up. Listen to me more and more. Look atGenesis chapter 35. Genesis 35. And look if you would in verse 49. Verse 49. I'm sorry, verse 19. If you found verse 49, you've written a few extra verses. Amen. Look…
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…other words, he's not going to kill Jacob until Isaac dies. And I mentioned last week that it's actually going to be 20 plus years. It's not tillGenesis chapter 35that Isaac actually dies. But the consequence one then is Esau is out for blood. That leads to consequence two, which is that Jacob must flee. That…
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…really supposed to do this until he's about to die. He says in this passage, hey, I don't know when I'm going to die. Well, he doesn't die untilGenesis chapter 35, which is over 20 years later. So he's giving the blessing early and he's sneaky about it so he can only give it to one son. By the way, God…
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Good morning. I would ask you, if you will, to open your Bibles to the book ofGenesis chapter 35. ! We pick up with Genesis this morning. We pick up with this story about Jacob and his family. So we'll read 35, we'll read down through verse 8…
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…of his life, but we're catching him a little bit past the middle of his life today. He dies at 180. How do we know that he died at 180? Because inGenesis chapter 35, we're told that that's the case. Chapter 35 and verses 28 and 29. Now Esau's two sons, Isaac's two sons are Esau and Jacob. Isaac's two sons, Esau…
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…say bye-bye to that and then, together with his family, we'll march on to meet his brother, esau, in Genesis 33. And then he'll go to Bethel inGenesis chapter 35. Our God is a God of destiny and God wants us to take us to the destiny he has ordained for us. Let me say once again Haran is not your destiny,…
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…particularly if this is your first Sunday with us. You're so, so welcome. Here's what I'd love you to do. I'd love you to grab a Bible and turn toGenesis chapter 35. Genesis, that first book of the Bible, grab your own Bible. Maybe there's ones in the pews round about. Hopefully we've spaced them out well…
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Have a good time. We'll see you at tea and coffee time afterwards. For the rest of us, please turn in your Bibles to Genesis 35, please.Genesis chapter 35. We've been following the true story, the true account of Abraham and Isaac, which we've completed. And today we finish up with the account of…
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…appoint for them, a king, like, all the nations. You remember, though, that God had promised to give his people Kings Genesis chapter 17 and alsoGenesis chapter 35, the law of Moses anticipated. The day when Israel would have a king, Deuteronomy chapter 17, nevertheless the request defended the prophet. He…
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