Genesis 3b
Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our Torah Project series. In this lesson, we continue to analyze the serpent’s temptation of Eve and compare to his temptation of Yeshua in the wilderness. We review the basic understanding of body, soul, and spirit. We learn about the Targum’s use of the word memra and see how it relates to the opening of John’s gospel. And, finally, we discuss Satan’s war on women, the true power of women, and the destructive influence of the feminist movement.
Visuals: Genesis 3b
Medios Visuales: Gén 3b
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Very excellent lesson, thank you so much for your sharing! Found it fascinating the same word for fig could also mean excuse. Is this source for this in the Talmud, or just Hebrew in general?
James, Thank you for your question, and you are not the first one to ask this. The word for “fig” is t’einah (תאנה), and also means “excuse” (תואנה, to’anah). I know the spelling of “excuse” contains an additional vav, but since it acts as a vowel, the two words are considered (for all practical purposes) the same.
I hope this helps!
We really enjoy your Torah portions. We are fairly new to this and I was wondering if you have 2015-2016 Torah portions as well.
Edwin, We do not have Torah portion studies for 2015 since we were finishing our studies in Matthew at that time. After that was completed, we did some studies in Psalms, and now are involved in what we call The Torah Project, wherein we are taking our time to go through Genesis. Thank you for listening!