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Genesis 38:11 · BSB
38:11 Then Judah said to his daughter-in-law Tamar, “Live as a widow in your father’s house until my son Shelah grows up.” For he thought, “He may die too, like his brothers.” So Tamar went to live in her father’s house.
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…brothers, and he was the one that suggested that that uh uh Joseph be sold into slavery and not killed. Okay. So where do we go from here? We go toGenesis chapter 38and verse 2. And the Bible says that Judah saw, and that's a very important word in our world today, he saw there a daughter, a certain Canaanite.…
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…of God for sure. Go all in. You should be excited about the things of God, like you're excited about the things of the world, in other words. Go toGenesis chapter 38. Genesis chapter 38. So Christians go overboard because of past failures. And what you need to do is just get that right, confess it before the…
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…Evangelical Free Church in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Please take your Bible or your device and find your way to the first book of the Bible inGenesis chapter 38. In a little bit, we are going to partake together in the Lord's table. Which means that this time together this morning is all about Christ.…
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…that's intentional. This strange scene that those that know their Bible knows that this is actually got all these notes of an earlier story inGenesis chapter 38with Judah and Tamar, some of Boaz's ancestors. And we don't have time to get into that story, but it's a scandalous story. It's a scandalous story…
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…clearly is that God can work through anybody in anybody's past. And so let's walk through those each uh pretty slowly. Tamara's story is found inGenesis chapter 38. She, again, was not a tidy story at all. She married into the family of Judah, into the tribe of Judah. It was one of the 12 sons of Jacob. So if…
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Please take your Bibles and open them up this morning toGenesis chapter 38. ! It happened at that time that Judah went down from his brothers and turned aside to a certain Adulamite, whose name was Hira. There Judah saw…
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…we got to, you know, learn it. By contrast, one of my favorite ways to learn. So we're going to look at some evil because again, it's important. InGenesis chapter 38specifically given what Tamar did that is described as being more good than what Judah did, it could be tempting to say that Genesis chapter 38…
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…bit about evil before we talk about the goodness of Tamar itself. Tamar was more good. Let's take a look at evil because we get pictures of evil inGenesis chapter 38. We can't use Genesis chapter 38 as an excuse to say anything goes. Whatever you feel like doing, do it, because evil is identified explicitly for…
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…that God is not soft on sin. God in chapter 38 of Genesis is. Very much this. Is I'm I'm really working hard not to get fired today, God. InGenesis. Chapter 38is. Very much a mess. Around and find out God and uh messed around and found. Out and then onan. Messed around and found out. And. Judah's got one.…
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…and some a little TVMA. Okay, so that's where we're going to get to today. Um, so let's start with Matthew chapter 1 and then we'll get over toGenesis chapter 38. This is the genealogy of Jesus. Uh, some of your Bibles might use the word begat. So I'm going to go ahead and throw begott in there because I…
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…be a little bit uncomfortable this morning, but, but I think it's important for us to understand where these women came from and who they were inGenesis chapter 38. And you don't have to turn there. I'll kind of give you the the rundown here. This is the story of Tamar. Now, David had a daughter named Tamar.…
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…of knowing you. My name is Brandon Delage. I'm I'm the teaching team here at Saint City. We're going to be teaching from the Bible today inGenesis chapter 38. So you have a Bible. Go ahead and turn. There's the first book of the Bible. I think it's on page 32 of 1 of the Bibles in front of you, Remy in…
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…sharing that stuff here a couple weeks ago about about every 49th letter in the Speaker 1: you know, just the whole genealogy of David there inGenesis chapter 38, powerful stuff. Speaker 1: But it does say more. Speaker 1: Because how many of you tell me, have you read through the Bible, right, from Genesis…
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…broken the path may seem. 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 38, is where we will be. For all of our first-time guests, I want to echo what Berger said. Thank you so much for being here and for worshiping with…
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…we've been uh studying the life of Joseph. And uh Joseph is this incredible Old Testament character, and we find his story really beginning inGenesis chapter 38. And Joseph was the son of Jacob, and they had twelve other brothers or eleven other brothers besides Joseph. And Joseph's brothers didn't like him…
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Amen. Alrighty, if you got a Bible, turn that baby toGenesis chapter 38. I just want you to know this is a little risque. So, if you got little ears in here, you might want to plug them or find something different for…
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…something much better. And I'm thinking there is something much better. But this wasn't a new idea. Even in the law of Moses, it went clear back toGenesis chapter 38. You guys remember the story, right? When the family drama was getting too much for Judah, you know, after they sold Joseph. And he's just like,…
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…able to be here this afternoon. But we're both grateful and thankful for your prayers for us while we were away. Turn in your Bibles, please, toGenesis chapter 38. We're looking at a new series in the life of Joseph. But maybe you'll already know this, but chapter 38 says nothing of Joseph at all. So we go…
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…3, Judah was the father of Perez and Zerah by Tamar. What's the big deal? If you want a little Christmas Eve devotional reading, go home and readGenesis chapter 38this afternoon. And you'll see that Tamar prostituted herself to her own father-in-law. And that's how she bore Perez and Zerah. It's not a pretty…
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…Deceives his daughter in law, but then the daughter in law plays the cards against him. And with him there are two children that are born inGenesis, chapter 38. What kind of people are this that poor Joseph has been left with? These brothers of his put him in the pit, they sold him to the Midianites. The…
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