Tim said that people that are interested in the spiritual realm today usually disconnect it from the political power structures, even though the biblical authors saw the two as intertwined/mirrors. My question is this: Is something similar happening in Genesis 22 when Abraham is asked to sacrifice Isaac? There's no explicit mention of Abraham praying or interceding, but his faith in God's consistency is evident. When God relents or changes His mind, He's actually showing Himself to be consistent. Moses is counting God's consistency despite God's threat. In God E7, you mentioned Christopher Wright's commentary and explanation of Moses' intercession and the purpose of the narrative. Can you comment on how this earlier Abraham story contributes to the intercession paradigm you talk about from the example of Moses? I've heard a Tim Keller podcast sermon on Abraham's conversion with the three visitors he entertains in his tent before they go down to bring judgement on Sodom and Gomorrah as being an intercession like the one between Moses and God. A bunch of guys from my floor were watching the Season 5 premiere, and we had a specific question for the God series: How does God's interaction with the world, that is, wanting to co-rule with celestial and terrestrial creatures, relate to God's transcendence and sovereignty? And to all of you at The Bible Project, your work is inspiring and helpful every day––thanks so much! I'm currently studying in Chicago at the Moody Bible Institute. Thank you to everyone who sent in questions! Tim and Jon discussed four of the questions we received. wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/Pyramimonas_sp.This is our third Q+R in our God series.
It's a free interpretation of the tale of Sodom and Gomorrah, with a subplot where extraterrestrial aliens observe Earth. Sodom and Gomorrah: The Last Seven Days is a 1975 pornographic film directed and produced by the Mitchell brothers, set in biblical times.
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