Yesterday, I mentioned that in Bible times, the lame and blind were viewed with scorn. Let’s check out a well-known New Testament story that proves this, though most miss it. Read these passages from the Gospel of John: “As Yeshua passed along, he saw a man blind from birth. His talmidim asked him, ‘Rabbi, who […]
2S9-5: The Stigma Of Disability In Ancient Israel
“The king said, ‘Is there anyone still alive from the family of Sha’ul, to whom I can show God’s grace?” Tziva said to the king, “There is still Y’honatan’s son with the lame legs.‘”-2 Samuel 9:3 Let’s continue with our discussion from yesterday. In verse 3, when David says he wants to show grace or […]
2S9-4: Why Our English Bibles Are Much Longer Than the Hebrew Original
I wanna show you something interesting. Take a look at verse 1 from 2nd Samuel Chapter 9: “David inquired, ‘Is there anyone still alive from the family of Sha’ul, to whom, for Y’honatan’s sake, I can show kindness?‘” Next, take a look at verse 3 in the same chapter: “The king said, ‘Is there anyone […]
2S9-3: What Torah Says About Gentiles Ruling Over Hebrews
“In Sha’ul’s household, there had been a servant named Tziva, and they summoned him to David. The king asked him, ‘Are you Tziva?’ and he answered, ‘At your service.’”-2 Samuel 9:2 So yesterday we talked about how David had turned over the remaining members of Saul’s family to the Gibeonites to be executed… And how […]
2S9-2: A Crippled Prince And A King’s Kindness
“David inquired, ‘Is there anyone still alive from the family of Sha’ul, to whom, for Y’honatan’s sake, I can show kindness?’”-2 Samuel 9:1 So let’s get our bearings on where we’re at. 2nd Samuel Chapter 9 is all about David’s faithfulness to a vow he made before the Lord concerning Jonathan’s descendants. In this case, […]
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