Episodes

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the first of three festivals mandated in Exodus chapter 23. The first is the Festival of Unleavened Bread but is frequently called by the night at the beginning of the celebration, Passover. I also address several of the most frequently asked questions about the podcast. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the first of three festivals mandated in Exodus chapter 23. The first is the Festival of Unleavened Bread but is frequently called by the night at the beginning of the celebration, Passover. I also address several of the most frequently asked questions about the podcast. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the first of three festivals mandated in Exodus chapter 23. The first is the Festival of Unleavened Bread but is frequently called by the night at the beginning of the celebration, Passover. I also address several of the most frequently asked questions about the podcast. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the concept of a biblical sabbatical, essentially every 7th year, when the land was to lay fallow. This is also the 3rd anniversary of the podcast, and I provide what’s become my annual update. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the concept of a biblical sabbatical, essentially every 7th year, when the land was to lay fallow. This is also the 3rd anniversary of the podcast, and I provide what’s become my annual update. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend most of the episode covering the concept of a biblical sabbatical, essentially every 7th year, when the land was to lay fallow. This is also the 3rd anniversary of the podcast, and I provide what’s become my annual update. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend a small amount of time on the 10 Commandments, but there is little mention of people, places, or things in the list, so I quickly move on. Next is perhaps one of the most contentious subjects in the Bible, servitude and slavery. IN the episode is a deep dive into how these people were treated at the time and in the later years. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend a small amount of time on the 10 Commandments, but there is little mention of people, places, or things in the list, so I quickly move on. Next is perhaps one of the most contentious subjects in the Bible, servitude and slavery. IN the episode is a deep dive into how these people were treated at the time and in the later years. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. I spend a small amount of time on the 10 Commandments, but there is little mention of people, places, or things in the list, so I quickly move on. Next is perhaps one of the most contentious subjects in the Bible, servitude and slavery. IN the episode is a deep dive into how these people were treated at the time and in the later years. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to perhaps the most well-known mountain in the Old Testament, Mt. Sinai, where Moses received the 10 Commandments from God. I also introduce the concept of biblical Judges but save the history of the specific judges for a later episode. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to perhaps the most well-known mountain in the Old Testament, Mt. Sinai, where Moses received the 10 Commandments from God. I also introduce the concept of biblical Judges but save the history of the specific judges for a later episode. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to perhaps the most well-known mountain in the Old Testament, Mt. Sinai, where Moses received the 10 Commandments from God. I also introduce the concept of biblical Judges but save the history of the specific judges for a later episode. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to the people the Israelites would come to view as their prototypical enemy, the Amalekites. All of their future conflicts and foes would be judged against these people. So, who were they, and how were they related to Abraham or Noah? Listen and find out. I also cover what little is known about Rephidim, Meribah, and Massah. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to the people the Israelites would come to view as their prototypical enemy, the Amalekites. All of their future conflicts and foes would be judged against these people. So, who were they, and how were they related to Abraham or Noah? Listen and find out. I also cover what little is known about Rephidim, Meribah, and Massah. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which gets me to the people the Israelites would come to view as their prototypical enemy, the Amalekites. All of their future conflicts and foes would be judged against these people. So, who were they, and how were they related to Abraham or Noah? Listen and find out. I also cover what little is known about Rephidim, Meribah, and Massah. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which brings me to the topic of manna. What is this food? Is it bread, or something else? Tune in and learn. I also cover the instituting of the first sabbath. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which brings me to the topic of manna. What is this food? Is it bread, or something else? Tune in and learn. I also cover the instituting of the first sabbath. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and things found in the book of Exodus. Which brings me to the topic of manna. What is this food? Is it bread, or something else? Tune in and learn. I also cover the instituting of the first sabbath. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and in this episode, the things found in the book of Exodus. Like I promised last week, in this episode I circle back to both date palms and oases, as seen earlier in the book. Then, forging ahead, I cover reeds, as seen in the Sea of Reeds, but also in the beginning of the book when Moses was placed in a papyrus basket among the reeds. I also cover the dry measurement known as an omer and the Sinai Peninsula. After listenin...

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and in this episode, the things found in the book of Exodus. Like I promised last week, in this episode I circle back to both date palms and oases, as seen earlier in the book. Then, forging ahead, I cover reeds, as seen in the Sea of Reeds, but also in the beginning of the book when Moses was placed in a papyrus basket among the reeds. I also cover the dry measurement known as an omer and the Sinai Peninsula. After listenin...

In this episode, I continue working my way through the peoples, places, and in this episode, the things found in the book of Exodus. Like I promised last week, in this episode I circle back to both date palms and oases, as seen earlier in the book. Then, forging ahead, I cover reeds, as seen in the Sea of Reeds, but also in the beginning of the book when Moses was placed in a papyrus basket among the reeds. I also cover the dry measurement known as an omer and the Sinai Peninsula. After listenin...

In this episode, I continue working my way through the people and places found in the book of Exodus. I cover the stations of Migdol, Marah, and Elim, along with Baal-zephon, The Red Sea, The Sea of Reeds, and the Wildernesses of Sin & Shur. In all of these, with the exception of the Red Sea, we know surprisingly little. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the people and places found in the book of Exodus. I cover the stations of Migdol, Marah, and Elim, along with Baal-zephon, The Red Sea, The Sea of Reeds, and the Wildernesses of Sin & Shur. In all of these, with the exception of the Red Sea, we know surprisingly little. After listening, let me know what you think.

In this episode, I continue working my way through the people and places found in the book of Exodus. I cover the stations of Migdol, Marah, and Elim, along with Baal-zephon, The Red Sea, The Sea of Reeds, and the Wildernesses of Sin & Shur. In all of these, with the exception of the Red Sea, we know surprisingly little. After listening, let me know what you think.