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Genesis 28

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Sep 14, 2026

Javon TaylorHOST
10:16
That is my honest view.
Javon TaylorHOST
10:20
So the next time, now, so when you go further in Genesis, the next time we see tithes coming up is in Genesis 28:22 where Jacob makes a vow to God to give 10% of everything that God gives to him.
Javon TaylorHOST
10:35
This is after Jacob wakes up from a dream that he had at Beth- and this is the, this is the, the part where Jacob had that dream and, you know, what we call now Jacob's ladder where he, he fell asleep on the rock and then he saw the angels going up and down the staircase, and he heard the Lord talk to him, and the Lord told him about the blessings and all of that.
Javon TaylorHOST
10:55
And when he, when he woke up, he made this vow that he would give the Lord 10% of everything that the Lord gave to him.
annm2705HOST
0:00
Today we're going to talk about dreams, and it's-- the reason why is because of a dream I had.
annm2705HOST
0:10
It was-- it's actually episode number 88 where I shared a dream that I had, and my interpretation of that dream evolved over time, and it-- where I landed on it, or at least what I was, like, watching for, um, certainly did not occur.
annm2705HOST
0:34
So I completely misinterpreted a dream, and yet there still is, uh, time to see what comes of it, if anything.
annm2705HOST
1:33
So I will do another podcast probably, um, January 1st of 2027 or thereafter if we see what happens, what comes of this.
annm2705HOST
1:43
You know, maybe I'll have to do another one.
annm2705HOST
1:45
But the whole point of this, I wasn't sure if I should even do a podcast about dreams, but I also feel like if we put anything out there like that, we need to be accountable for what we say.
annm2705HOST
1:58
And so I'm not going to make excuses for anything.
annm2705HOST
2:04
I'm, you know, you can go back and listen to what I said.
Isaac FrimpongHOST
1:37
I'm reading from the book of Genesis chapter 28 from the verse number 12.
Isaac FrimpongHOST
1:41
Genesis 28 from verse number 12.
Isaac FrimpongHOST
1:43
The scripture said they are talking about Jacob.
Isaac FrimpongHOST
1:45
All right.
Clement NgalaHOST
3:14
We saw this in the life of Abraham.
Clement NgalaHOST
3:16
God was coming to visit Abraham in Genesis chapter 18.
Clement NgalaHOST
3:21
That it was hospitality that brought God to the doorsteps of Abraham when he invited the angels and the Lord into his house.
Clement NgalaHOST
3:31
It was the same hospitality that brought the two angels into the house of Lot when they were going to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah.
Clement NgalaHOST
4:59
more than possessions, positions, or winning an argument.
Clement NgalaHOST
5:06
When conflict arose between his herdsmen and Lord's herdsmen, Abraham took the initiative of peace to resolve it.
Clement NgalaHOST
5:15
In Genesis 13, 8-9, the Bible says, So Abraham said to the Lord, Please, let there be no strife between you and me, and between my herdsmen and your herdsmen, for we are brethren.
Clement NgalaHOST
5:28
Is not the whole land before you? Please separate from me.
Bob DenkerGUEST
2:02
It occupies a large portion of this book.
Bob DenkerGUEST
2:05
In Genesis 28, Jacob is fleeing from his brother Esau, and he comes to a place where he has to rest, and he sets up a stone as a pillow, and he sleeps on this stone.
Bob DenkerGUEST
2:17
Well, during the night, he has a dream, and we all are familiar with Jacob's dream, a wonderful dream.
Bob DenkerGUEST
2:23
After that, he sets up this pillow stone as a pillar, and then he pours oil on top of it.
Clement NgalaHOST
14:05
Another example is Jacob.
Clement NgalaHOST
14:08
In Genesis 28, 16 to 17, the Bible says, Then Jacob awoke from his sleep and said, Surely the Lord is in this place, and I do not know it.
Clement NgalaHOST
14:20
And he was afraid and said, How awesome is this place.
Clement NgalaHOST
14:24
This is none other than the house of God.
Dave JenkinsHOST
7:49
The ultimate answer to human fear is not better circumstances, it's the presence of Christ himself.
Dave JenkinsHOST
7:55
Genesis 28, 15, God's promise to be with his people.
Dave JenkinsHOST
7:59
Psalm 46, verse 1, God our refuge and strength.
Dave JenkinsHOST
8:02
Isaiah 9, 6, the coming child and king.
Joel SimsGUEST
25:38
when you become restless, that you will break his yoke from off your neck.
Joel SimsGUEST
25:49
Go to Genesis 28 and verse number eight.
Joel SimsGUEST
25:55
So Esau saw the daughters of Canaan displeased his father.
Joel SimsGUEST
26:00
And Esau went to Ishmael and married, besides the wives that he had, these other daughters, the ones that he knew his father wouldn't care for.

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Joel SimsGUEST
34:56
And you are seeing the result.
Joel SimsGUEST
35:03
You are seeing the result of this season because of what happened in a past season.
Joel SimsGUEST
35:18
And you see Esau in Genesis 28.
Joel SimsGUEST
35:21
He's like, what would make my father angry? Ah, marrying her.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
45:52
For as long as Jacob still had many things, he could not encounter the God of the Bible.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
45:56
He came to him in Genesis 28, and when Jacob did not encounter God, the next that will happen was about 20 years of suffering in the house of Laban.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
46:05
When Jacob was now frustrated in chapter 32 of Genesis, the Bible says he dismissed his wives, he dismissed his cattle when he was alone.
Joshua SelmanGUEST
46:14
That man came again and said, "Let me try you this time." And Jacob said, "I wasted that opportunity.
Chuck MisslerHOST
18:33
That's the rabbinical way of looking at it.
Chuck MisslerHOST
18:36
The tithe of the tenth is clearly ordained pattern in Genesis 28, Leviticus 27, 2 Chronicles 31, Nehemiah 10, Malachi 3 here as an example elsewhere.
Chuck MisslerHOST
18:46
And in the New Testament, nothing's changed.
Chuck MisslerHOST
18:48
That hasn't changed.

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