In this podcast episode, Austin and Ashley explore the significance of the Old Testament, particularly the book of Genesis, in understanding the Christian faith. They discuss the importance of viewing the Old Testament through the lens of Christ, emphasizing that the scriptures point to Jesus as the fulfillment of God's promises. The conversation covers the structure of Genesis, the creation story, the fall of man, the symbolism of the flood, the Tower of Babel, and the call of Abraham, highlighting God's mercy and the overarching narrative of salvation.

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This conversation delves into the themes of faith, covenant, and divine promise as illustrated through the lives of Abram, Lot, and the mysterious figure of Melchizedek. It explores the significance of choices made by these biblical figures, the consequences of those choices, and the overarching narrative of God's faithfulness and grace. The discussion also highlights the importance of intercession and the transformative power of God's promises, culminating in the assurance of His presence and guidance in the lives of His people.

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In this episode, we explore Genesis chapters 20 through 27, focusing on the key events in the lives of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The conversation delves into themes of deception, faith, God's promises, and the dynamics of family relationships, particularly the significance of the younger brother's favor over the older. We also discuss the implications of these narratives for understanding God's overarching plan for humanity to be saved through Jesus.

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In this episode, Austin and Ashley recap Genesis chapters 28 through 33, exploring Jacob's journey, his encounters with Laban, his two weddings, the birth of his children, and the eventual reconciliation with his brother Esau. They highlight the significance of God's presence in Jacob's life and how these narratives point to Jesus, emphasizing the need for a Savior and how God always goes before His people.

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In this episode, Austin and Ashley continue to explore biblical narratives in Genesis 34-41, focusing on the stories of Dinah, Jacob, and Joseph. They emphasize their passion for this podcast of trying to bridge the knowledge gap between believers and pastors. The discussion highlights God reaffirming His covenant with Jacob, the moral complexities of the characters involved, and the overarching theme of God's sovereignty in the lives of His people, particularly through Joseph's journey from betrayal to leadership in Egypt.

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This episode explores the biblical narrative of Joseph reuniting with his brothers, in the land of Egypt. It highlights Judah's emerging leadership, and the eventual reunion of Jacob and Joseph. The discussion emphasizes the significance of sorrow, repentance, and God's providence throughout the story.

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Austin and Ashley explore God's overarching plan as depicted in the biblical narratives of Genesis and Exodus. They delve into Jacob's blessings for his sons, particularly focusing on Joseph and Judah, and the implications of these blessings for their descendants. The discussion transitions to Joseph's journey of forgiveness towards his brothers, illustrating a powerful lesson in trusting God's sovereign hand at work. As the narrative shifts to Exodus, they highlight God's promise to His people and the emergence of Moses from the Nile, to the burning bush, as a deliverer, culminating in the revelation of God's name and His power over Pharaoh and Egypt.

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In this recap, Austin and Ashley delve into the plagues of Egypt as described in the book of Exodus, exploring the significance of each plague as a judgment against the Egyptian gods and a demonstration of Yahweh's power. The discussion highlights Pharaoh's repeated resistance and the eventual foreshadowing of redemption through the Passover, drawing parallels to the New Testament and the sacrifice of Jesus.
Chart of the Plagues from The Old Testament Handbook - Pg 36
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