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Ishmaelites

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Oct 30, 2026

CasonHOST
72:47
The reader's curiosity is satisfied by learning what became of Ishmael and his descendants.
CasonHOST
72:53
It also explains how Israel viewed her Bedouin-like Ishmaelite neighbors who plead for the trade routes in times of peace and pounced on the settlements of Israel in times of war.
CasonHOST
73:07
Through all the stories about Ishmael, there runs a schizophrenic streak.
CasonHOST
73:14
On the one hand, these tribesmen are viewed as intimately related to Israel.
CasonHOST
73:19
On the other hand, these tales relate to the tension between Israelites and Ishmaelites, can be traced right back to the squabble of Isaac and Ishmael in Abraham's household.
CasonHOST
73:31
But as elsewhere, Genesis is not interested in psychological observation or historical anecdotes Yeah, antidote for its own sake, but it's theology.
CasonHOST
73:44
In the fulfillment of the promises made to Abraham.

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CasonHOST
110:14
For they conspire with one accord.
Chaim WolosowHOST
25:39
Sometimes there is layers and blocks that stand in the way of that potential and don't allow for that potential to be revealed.
Chaim WolosowHOST
25:51
So when he came to the Ishmaelite, to the Arab people, And he said to him, I want you to make a blessing.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:04
You just had a good meal.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:06
I want you to bless Hashem.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:14
I don't want to bless Hashem.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:17
When Avram pushed him a little bit, and Avram says, okay, then you're going to have to pay for the meal you just ate.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:28
So even though it seems like, oh, he's not really interested in blessing, but the truth of the matter is, it takes away a little bit of the objection, and then that potential that even the Ishmaelite, this Arab has, for recognition for Hashem.
Chaim WolosowHOST
26:48
Because you see, Yishmael was teaching all, I mean, Abraham was teaching all the Ishmaelite about Hashem.
Israel HorowitzGUEST
56:44
That's something that works for all people.
Israel HorowitzGUEST
56:46
And even the idea of the Ishmaelites, which are the Arabs, the Muslims being spread across Israel actually is confirmed by the Torah because God says that Ishmael will be a wild man.
Israel HorowitzGUEST
56:56
So that's definitely true.
Israel HorowitzGUEST
56:58
And he will dwell among all of his brothers.
Pitts EvansHOST
3:46
And he said, I do have one request, that each of you give me an earring from your share of the plunder.
Pitts EvansHOST
3:52
It was the custom of the Ishmaelites to wear gold earrings.
Pitts EvansHOST
3:56
They answered, We'll be glad to give them.
Pitts EvansHOST
3:58
So they spread out a garment, and each of them threw a ring from his plunder into it.
JonathanHOST
5:07
So now it's going to go through in a few psukim, all of the nations that are part of this pact, part of this covenant against God.
JonathanHOST
5:17
The tents of Edom and the Ishmaelites, Moab, the people from Hagar.
JonathanHOST
5:24
B'zuchet, Geval, the Gevalim, Amon, Amon is the descendant of Lot, V'Amalek, Amalek we know, Peleshet, the Peleshtim, we know also, Im Yosheve Tzor, and the inhabitants of Tzor, which is in the northwest.
JonathanHOST
5:41
Even Assyria has joined them.
Amanda GraceGUEST
33:42
Now, if you go to Genesis 37, And I'll give you a word here real quick too with it.
Amanda GraceGUEST
33:50
But Genesis 37, Joseph's own kind, his brothers, attempt to sell him to who? The Ishmaelites.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:02
Joseph's own kind attempts to sell him.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:04
Here come the Ishmaelite traders.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:06
Joseph's brothers say, we can sell him and we can get rid of him.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:11
They sell him to the Ishmaelites, right? Right.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:15
Now, the Israelites really think they are, this is going to come in for 2028, Nito.
Amanda GraceGUEST
34:19
The Israelites really think they're buying a slave when really God is using them in their own corruption to position the next leader of Egypt.
Mal ClarkGUEST
32:27
Yeah.
Rachel PontierHOST
32:28
Which is, if you remember, back in chapter 37, we have the Ishmaelites that are coming down the line.
Rachel PontierHOST
32:39
Joseph's in the pit.
Rachel PontierHOST
32:40
The brothers see these people coming...
Rachel PontierHOST
32:43
Coming from Gilead, the Ishmaelites from Gilead with their camels bearing gum, balm, and myrrh.
Rachel PontierHOST
32:51
On their way down to Egypt.
Rachel PontierHOST
32:54
And so then Judah's like, oh, let's sell them to these guys.
Jesse BradleyHOST
4:51
And in Genesis chapter 39, we read, Now Joseph had been taken down to Egypt.
Jesse BradleyHOST
4:56
Potiphar, an Egyptian who is one of Pharaoh's officials, the captain of the guard, brought him from the Ishmaelites who had taken him there.
Jesse BradleyHOST
5:05
The Ishmaelites took him into slavery.
Jesse BradleyHOST
5:08
Now we have Potiphar, this official captain of the guard.
Jesse BradleyHOST
5:13
Pharaoh's the leader of the nation, but this is a high ranking position.
Bill SalusGUEST
21:52
That's in Psalm 83, verse 4.
Bill SalusGUEST
21:54
The players involved that Asaph listed in the vernacular of his time back 3,000 years ago were the 10th of Edom, the Ishmaelites, Ammonites, Moabites, so on and so forth, 10 in total, and they turn out today to be the nations and or terrorist populations that share common borders with Israel.
Bill SalusGUEST
22:11
You've got Lebanon and Hezbollah, of course, is there.
Bill SalusGUEST
22:14
You have Israel.
Lazer BrodyHOST
6:06
And you can't murder.
Lazer BrodyHOST
6:07
And the Ismailites said, no, we don't want that.
Lazer BrodyHOST
6:11
All types of things.
Lazer BrodyHOST
6:12
The different nations didn't want that.

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