Sunday, April 25, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 12 :Abraham and Melchizedek



Genesis 14:1-24. Lot, who is the nephew of Abraham and had moved with him to Canaan when Abraham left Haran, has taken up residence in Sodom. (Preached on 2/21/2010)

Sunday, April 18, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 18 :Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife


Genesis 39:1-23. Joseph’s father Jacob sent him 100 miles north to check on the welfare of his brothers shepherding near Shechem. After arriving, he is kidnapped by them and sold to traders going to Egypt.  Once in Egypt, seventeen year old Joseph is then sold as a slave to Potiphar who is the captain over a guard for the Pharaoh.(4/18/2010)



Sunday, April 11, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 17 :Joseph Sold By His Brothers


Genesis 37:1-36. Jacob had two wives, Leah and Rachel, with Rachel being his favorite. Of the twelve sons Jacob had, Joseph, the firstborn of Rachel, was his most cherished son. They decide to throw Joseph in a dry well then sell him to passing traders on their way to Egypt. (4/11/2010)
 

Sunday, March 21, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 16 :Dinah and Jacob’s Sons


Genesis 34:1-31.  Dinah was Jacob’s daughter and probably a teenager when he moved his clan near the city of Shechem to dwell. Dinah may have been curious about the way the women of Shechem lived so she leaves her family to ‘scout out’ the local customs and culture. (3/21/10)


Sunday, March 14, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 15 :Jacob and God


Genesis 32:22-33:11. Jacob, now 97 years old, has been living with the clan of his father-in-law. Laban and his sons have become jealous of Jacob and his growing wealth so God calls him to return to the land of Canaan where he fled from his brother Esau. (Preached on 3/14/2010)

  



Sunday, March 7, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 14 :Jacob and Rachel


Genesis 29:1-30. After cheating his brother Esau out of the patriarchal blessing by deceiving his father Isaac, Jacob flees in fear 500 miles north to Haran.(Preached on 3/7/10)

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Sunday, February 28, 2010

The OT: PMDD—Pt. 13 :Jacob and Esau


Genesis 27:1-44. Becoming frail and blind at 137 years old, Isaac thinks he is nearing the day of his death and wants to settle family business before he dies. (Preached on 2/28/2010)