Genesis 5

This chapter is about the genealogy of Adam. It reads much like his obituary also.

I have found that when I think differently than I did when I was a Christian, it helps me understand a whole lot better and clearer. Oftentimes, I find it helpful to think the opposite of how I did when I was a Christian. When we go from thinking like an antinomian Christian to thinking like someone who is Torah observant, the "deprogramming" is very difficult, but it's a must. For example, when you see the word "law," think "Torah" every time you see the word. You will be amazed how much easier it is to understand the text because the Hebrew word "Torah" means "instructions," not "law." To many, the "law" means blue lights in the rear-view mirror. Yuck!

Another one is the word "faith." When you see the word "faith," think "faithfulness." Again, you will better understand the context of what you are reading. The translation of the Greek and Hebrew words are much better faithfulness as opposed to faith. Do research, look up these words! You are not adding to the Word of Elohim. Don’t be afraid of that! The Scholars occasionally picked words that best fit their agenda.
In this video we will touch on Noah, the flood, and his family, along with the realization of how only 8 people were saved out of a population that could have been as high as 7 billion or more! Come join us and see!

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