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S3E3 Ancient Names – What do the names of Jacob's sons mean? PART 1
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In this episode, Tony Watkins digs into the names of Jacob’s sons with Caleb Howard and James Bejon, who are both working on the Tyndale House Old Testament project. Starting at Genesis 29 they work through the biblical narrative of the sons being born and discuss the meaning of their names. In this episode, they cover the first four sons, and in the following episode they will cover the next seven names.
Please note:
At 10:59 James mentions Genesis 31:43, he meant to say Genesis 30:43.
At 24:59 James says Joseph but he meant to say Jacob.
Edited by Tyndale House
Music – Acoustic Happy Background used with a standard license from Adobe Stock.
Edited by Tyndale House
Music – Acoustic Happy Background used with a standard license from Adobe Stock.
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Manage episode 423407014 series 2762538
In this episode, Tony Watkins digs into the names of Jacob’s sons with Caleb Howard and James Bejon, who are both working on the Tyndale House Old Testament project. Starting at Genesis 29 they work through the biblical narrative of the sons being born and discuss the meaning of their names. In this episode, they cover the first four sons, and in the following episode they will cover the next seven names.
Please note:
At 10:59 James mentions Genesis 31:43, he meant to say Genesis 30:43.
At 24:59 James says Joseph but he meant to say Jacob.
Edited by Tyndale House
Music – Acoustic Happy Background used with a standard license from Adobe Stock.
Edited by Tyndale House
Music – Acoustic Happy Background used with a standard license from Adobe Stock.
Follow us on: X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
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