April 25, 2026
The Blockhead Project: A Democratic Vote And "Half Tribes"
All links for today's episode can be accessed via the blog page below:
https://yourfavoriteblockhead.wordpress.com/2026/04/25/the-blockhead-project-a-democratic-vote-and-half-tribes/
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Well a Blockhead nation, good grief, good afternoon, good evening.
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Thank you for whatever time you tune into this little podcast.
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Feel free to come into the Blockhead mansion and take
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a seat with me and relax as you are listening
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to your favorite Blockhead. It's been a minute since I've
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jumped back on the microphone. As I'm now doing a
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bi weekly podcast. I happen to be a Peanuts fan
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who's simply just like you. I'm a sinner in need
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of a savior, and what I do is I'm gonna
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spend a lot more time as a Peanuts fan showing
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you the correlation between scripture and America's favorite kid. I
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guess you can say more as many have already stated before,
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the Gospel according to Peanuts, or as a famous book
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called The Parable of Peanuts. I'll show you a lot
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more of that in this particular episode. So I just
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want you to know that since I am on this
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new chapter, there are a few things that I will
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share with you, and I have my website recommendations in
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the blog, So what I'll be using through this episode
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is probably gonna be stepbible dot org. Just to collect
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my thoughts. I'll be using Got Questions dot org, and
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I'll be using Blueletterbible dot org. Those are the main
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three that I go to whenever I need anything to
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keep my thoughts clear or anything that's Scripture related. That's
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typically where I will go, and that's where we're gonna
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spend a lot of time in is just dissecting a
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few things from a Peanuts fan, from Charles Schultz, who
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very well could have been a very good minister in
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his lifetime, but he also was a guy who knew
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how to sprinkle in democratic ideals and principles sometimes from
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a kid's perspective that was a little bit skewed. And
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I can show you that very easily with a Since
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summer is coming up pretty cool and pretty soon, it's
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gonna be here before we know it. One of my
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favorite episodes growing up from the Peanuts was called Race
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for Your Life Charlie Brown, released in nineteen seventy seven,
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And there is a democratic vote that happens, So I'll
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just kind of catch you up. In the episode, they
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have this raft river race. You have the boys versus
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the girls. You also have an opposing camp that are
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basically the bullies, but at some point they reunite and
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they spend the night in the cabin. But basically, when
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the night comes to an end, Patty comes up and says,
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we're now in a democratic fashion. I say that in
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quotations are going to vote whether the boys sleep out
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side or the girl's sleep inside. You see how one
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side that's going to turn out, and that the boys
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are gonna have no input whatsoever. And they do pull
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out these ballots and they vote, and there's a glimpse
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of harsh reality in there where Charlie Brown tries to
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speak up for the guys even though the girls need
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to freshen up, and basically he just says, it's cold
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out there. We found this place and we were here first,
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you know, valid kid expression. And she comes back and says,
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you saw what the vote said. It was unanimous. Don't
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you believe in a democracy meaning one party gets left
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out completely? It seems to be a little bit of
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women's lib on steroids in many ways, but ultimately the
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guys do sleep outside, the girls sleep inside. So there
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is a there's a way that even Schultz shows how
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just because you say that you will do things in
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democratic fashion, that does not mean that everybody gets included,
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even though that might be what we strive for from
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a moral and ethical perspective, to make sure every voice
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is heard, it doesn't happen, but that there's a there's
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a fun spin on that. But ultimately they they have
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the river race and it continues and it kind of
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gets lost in the shuffle. But there's more to be
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realized about the peanutes that you may have missed. A
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simple one would be Lucy with her psychiatric booth and
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the simple idea behind that. The parable I think we
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could fully get to is Lucy has taught us that
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we sometimes need to just listen and not be so
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ready to share our opinion coming from a podcaster, No
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who should listen more often? You know Charlie Brown, who
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teaches us then never give up. You do have Snoopy
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who is one as own man. But there is an
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interesting comic strip where we'll pull it into that one
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since we're going from TV to comic strips now, there's
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one where Snoopy gets caught getting into the refrigerator. Was
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Charlie Brown due He pulls out a Bible and says
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thou shalt not steal, where quickly Snoopy comes back with
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a rebuttal. And what rebuttal does he give, Well, that's
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kind of debatable on where he got this from. But
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he's going to say pretty much, and I quote that
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thou shalt not muzzle the ox in the field. Now
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here's what that ultimately means. This is coming. If you
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want to go to Deuteronomy, the Old Testament law, you
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would find this. But I can kind of show you
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what he might have been hinting at. You shall not
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muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain. Well,
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that would be mentioned by the US Paul in One
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Timothy chapter five, starting in verse seventeen and verse eighteen.
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So maybe we can dissect and we can even dismantle
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everything that Snoopy tries to say here. So he's caught
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in the act. But he's also saying that I deserve
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my wages. So here's what it says. One Timothy Chapter five,
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verses seventeen through eighteen. Let the elders who rule well
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be considered worthy of double honor, especially those who labor
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in preaching and teaching. For the scripture says this is
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from Judoronomy twenty five. You shall not muzzle an ox
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when it treads out the grain and the labor deserves
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his wages. That might have been a little bit of
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tongue in cheek that Charles Schultz was using. But if
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you go to the commentary, this is what I'm pulling
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straight from stipbible dot org. It's a commentary from a
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man named Paul Jean, and it's really talking more about
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the members of God's family. It's really more talking about
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the elders the leadership of the church, which is really funny.
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So this is what he has to say about it. First,
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the members of God's family are called to care for
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those who care for them. Earlier in that passage we
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had talked about widows. In other words, who qualifies as
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a widow. If you've been left a three million dollar
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a state by your husband, you're not supposed to double
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dip in the church. If you have family, the family's
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supposed to attend to you. But if that widow has nobody,
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and absolutely the church steps in and make sure that
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she's cared for. In some cases she's even meant to remarry.
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It just depends on what the status is. And this
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is a young guy, Timothy telling this to the Church
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of Ephesis or these kind of problems are running amok.
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So here's what it further says in the commentary, as
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was the case between widows and their children, the honor
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due to elders, especially those who labor in teaching and preaching.
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It's material, it's financial to avoid any miss understanding. Paul
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uses scripture. This particular instruction is worth pondering in Christian
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circles that maintain the odd belief that pastors and missionaries
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should pursue a vow of poverty. In other words, our
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pastors should be poor because Jesus had no home and
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nowhere to rest his head. That's where Paul stepping and
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going whoa, whoa, wa, Wait a minute. He's declaring that
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these leaders that do that are considered worthy of double honor.
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He even goes on into a paternal role that they
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play in the family of God. And a charge against
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an elder is to be admit only under the evidence
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of two or three different witnesses. So that chapter is
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loaded with how we handle our beloved leaders of the church,
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our elders, how to treat them so that discreds anything
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Snoopy tried to just pull. As he's saying, well, these
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are my wages, well, wages for doing what and on
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top of your house all day for you know, being
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slothful all the time, for getting caught with your hand
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in the cookie jar literally and talking about not muzzle
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the ox okay, and don't put a muzzle on him
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and walk him around the block and add extra cruelty. Well,
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you're reading it out of context, so I think that's
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kind of where we were headed on that one. But
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that's really what that whole part of the Bible is
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talking about. If we're talking about first Timothy, if you're
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going by old Mosaic law and Dodo me twenty five, well, yeah,
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there's a way to treat your ox, and there's a
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way to pay the laborers their wage and what they
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are worth for a day's work. That's really all that
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was talking about. So a little fun spin on that
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one was really interesting. But what we plan on doing
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here is, since that's how this podcast is gonna work,
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I'm showing you the peanuts in relation to and in
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correlation with scripture. I used to just throw in a
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scripture of the day and do a reflection with this podcast.
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I refuse to do that anymore. Blockad Nation, that's not
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how this is going to work from now on when
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you listen to this show, most of it's gonna be
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embedded in what scripture says. I'll spend a lot more
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time in Bible study with you, with myself pausing on it,
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reflecting on it, praying over it, meditating upon what the
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word says. And for those that are not ready for that,
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I do have a book recommendation for you as well.
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My book recommendation would be simply Wild at Heart by
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John Eldridge. We just came from a men's Bible study
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earlier this morning and we have gotten to the fourth session.
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We talked about the battles that matter the most for men,
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where we are called to come alongside God who's already
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won the battle, for us to be equipped, for us
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to be ready for our enemy. Mean that Satan is
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on the prow devouring like a roaring lion. And from
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my song recommendation today, I simply use a song that
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talks about being in God's presence. I use Cutlass better
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as one day. So if you want to look into
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the blog and you want to see the recommendations of
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websites that I use, books that I use, songs that
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I use they're there in the blog and the description.
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We will pick up on the scripture of the day
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and expound an even further into the Bible as we
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get into part two of this episode. And I thank
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you from the bottom of my heart for still being
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here to stick around more to come. Our scripture reading
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for this podcast comes from Jessis chapter thirty two, verses
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twenty four forty thirty. And Jacob was left alone, and
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a man wrestled with him until the breaking of the day.
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When the man saw that he did not prevail against Jacob,
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he touched his hip socket and Jacob's hip was put
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out a joint as he wrestled with him, and he said,
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let me go, for the day has broken. But Jacob said,
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I will not let you go until you bless me.
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He said to him, what is your name? And he
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said Jacob, And he said, your name shall no longer
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be called Jacob but Israel, for you have striven with
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God and with men and have prevailed. Then Jacob asked him,
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please tell me your name, but he said, why is
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it that you ask my name? And there he blessed him.
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So Jacob called the name of the place Peniel, saying
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for I have seen God face to face, and yet
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my life has been delivered. So this is where we
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get into the tribes of Israel name for Jacob's children.
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And there's really only one major emphasis that I'm gonna
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give you today for our adults Bible study on Sunday
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mornings that I've been teaching. We spent a lot of
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time in the book of Hoseiah and one of the
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tribes that's used quite often is Ephraim, the most populated
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of all of the tribes. There's another one that just
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isn't talked about a whole lot, and that is Manassa,
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and I'd like to spend some time in that. And
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this is coming from God questions dot Org on what
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the tribe of man Nassa represents. So I'm going to
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read a few of these verbatim, and some I'll stop
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and meditate upon. After Jacob wrestled with God all night long,
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God's renamed him Israel. You have struggled with God and
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men and have overcome in Hebrew, that's what that means.
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The name Israel represents not only the modern day country
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that we know today, but originally this is going to
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be Jacob's offspring to whom God promises a great nation
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who descendants will be like dust of the earth, spreadut
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to the west and to the east, north and south,
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all through the book of Genesis. And so if you
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look at the grandsons of Jacob, you have one of
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them in particular that because can consider the half tribe.
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So early on we learn about Manassa frequently referred to
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as this and so this is what it has to
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say about The designation highlights the choice made by some
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of the tribe to reside east of the Jordan River.
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So really it's not so much that they are cursed
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or didn't follow or judge God or questioned God. It
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was just they decided that it was more suitable land
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on the east side of the Jordan River than it
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was on the other side to raise their flocks. So
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the rest of the tribe settled west of the Jordan
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in Canaan, following Joshua's command to enter and possess the
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promised land. You need to read into the story of
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Joshua to know that one but this is the tribe
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that stayed on the other side. As is evident through scripture,
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