Weekly Deep Dive

A quick tribute to moms everywhere using Isaiah. When Isaiah tries to acquaint us with the atonement and God’s love for us, the closest image he can use is that of a mother.

A few things we missed last week such as temple as a means to get back to the Garden of Eden. Aaron’s sons killed for offering strange fire. Why it was important to have the people numbered. The two spies verses the 10 spies. Rebellion in Israel on the fringes. The bronze snake. Balaam and Phinehas.

Was the Old Testament God different than the New Testament God? When the Levites slew 3,000. The importance of detail in the building of the tabernacle. Different degrees of holiness. The importance of Levites. Another reference to divine parents in the Old Testament.

Examining a few Mosaic Laws. Blood sacrifice. The golden calf in context.

Moses reunites with his family. Jethro’s advice to Moses. God creating boundaries. Sanctify yourselves and make yourselves clean. The ten commandments. Unhewn stones. What does it mean to fear God?

Jason and Nate team up to bring you this Easter special. The message centers around the Old Testament and how it lays the foundation for faith in the resurrection and salvation from death and hell.

Redeeming the firstborn through sacrifice. The east wind. Wisdom of God appears to be foolishness to man. The miracle being able to listen to God to be at the right place at the right time. Israel’s murmuring. Miracles today.

Historical context of the showdown between Moses, Aaron and Pharaoh. Passover, one of the greatest prophecies of all time.

Running away verses running towards. Midwives and the potter’s wheel. Moses saved in the ark. The name of Moses. The name of God. The burning bush. Running from snakes. The darkest moment before the light.

Standing around, rending garments, behold me, the magic goblet, finding a way to be a light in a world of darkness.

Dinah and Shechem. Did God love Jacob and hate Esau? Joseph and his brothers. The symbolism of Joseph. Judah and Tamar. Joseph in Egypt.

Placing the hand under the thigh revisited. Esau takes a wife. Jacob’s ladder. A dreadful place. Jacob get’s bamboozled. Breeding with sticks? Jacob’s redemption arc and return to the presence of God.

Abraham’s servant to find Rebekah. Rebekah, a woman like Abraham. Isaac and Rebekah just like Abraham and Sarah. Jacob and Esau.

What does it mean to walk before the Lord? The significance of laughing in the story of Isaac. Symbolism in the story of Abraham. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.

What it means to cut a covenant. Yada – to know, also covenant language. Abraham as a kid. Abraham’s life as a type of Israel. The significance of Sarah. Abram to Abraham, Sarai to Sarah. Lot and Abraham. Abraham goes to war. Marriage contract in the ancient world.

The raven and the dove shows Noah’s use of science as well as spiritual progression. Noah deified in Assyrian texts. Another example of the ark as a temple. The ark is like a lamp – the parable of the virgins – waiting on the Lord.

Genesis 6 – 11 takes Jason and Nate on a journey through the Noah and the Flood and the Tower of Babel. First, Jason discusses the state of the world at the time of the flood. Next, Jason and Nate explore the ark and it’s symbolic relationship with the atonement and creation. Then Jason explores why Noah cursed Canaan instead of Ham. Finally, they explore the Biblical story of the tower of Babel....

Jason and Nate dive into Moses 7 covering the city of Enoch and what it takes to build Zion. Sit back and enjoy the show!

Let the begatting begin! Nate begins this dive into Genesis 5 and Moses 6 by reading through the chapter in a way only Nate can do. Jason than takes over the deep dive to explore Enoch. Jason examines his youth, speech impediment and what Enoch became. Jason and Nate discuss the giants in the land. Thanks for listening!

Jason and Nate dive into Genesis 3 – 4. They discuss the fall of Satan preceding the fall of Adam and Eve. No shortcuts to success. Naked and clothed. Context of the atonement. Purpose of the temple. Cain and Abel. Stories about Lamech.

Jason and Nate talk about the creation as outlined in Genesis 1-2. First, Jason introduces the Old Testament, or Hebrew Bible. He talks perspective and the importance of the Old Testament. Then Jason examines different perspectives of the creation narrative. Finally, Jason and Nate talk about the creation of Eve from Adam and the significance of those symbols from a literary and later scientific s...

Jason and Nate bring in in the new year with the first episode into a study of the Old Testament. This episode dives into Moses 1 and Abraham 3. It will cover the extremely high mountain. God’s introduction to Moses. The importance of questions. Who shall I send? The stars and planets. Kolob.

In this weeks episode, Jason and Nate present a Christmas message and a message for New Years. Thanks for a wonderful year and for listening to our show! We’re excited to bring you all new content next year as we dive into the Old Testament!!

Jason is back in this week’s deep dive into the Family: A Proclamation to the World. This episode talks about the proclamation as a test for this time. Also, in going over the proclamation, this episode covers the importance of the family and the criticality of family ideals.