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Ishmaelites

Ishmaelites

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Sep 11, 2026

Alistair BeggHOST
1:25
But it was God's intervention that gave Reuben the idea and enabled Joseph's brothers to go along with his plan.
Alistair BeggHOST
1:32
Shortly afterward, an Ishmaelite caravan arrived at just the right time, as if by divine appointment, which it was.
Alistair BeggHOST
1:41
They were doing their business as usual.
Alistair BeggHOST
1:43
They could have taken a look at Joseph and said, forget it, we don't need him.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
8:13
Think, above all, of the cross of Jesus, of the woes which were there endured, with all the malignant passions which nailed the Redeemer to the tree, and then see how God can make our wickedness promote His own glory, can bring joy out of anguish, and life out of death, and blessings unutterable out of the very curse.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
8:39
End of chapter 1 Read by We have just seen that Joseph's brethren, moved by envy, sold him to some Ishmaelite merchants, by whom he was carried into Egypt, and there sold as a slave.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
9:07
Regardless of their brothers' cries, and deft all that affection might whisper, the future patriarchs would make him the victim of their hatred, and it is deeply instructive to notice how many sins are contained in this one transaction.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
9:24
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Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
7:26
Think, above all, of the cross of Jesus, of the woes which were there endured, with all the malignant passions which nailed the Redeemer to the tree, and then see how God can make our wickedness promote His own glory, can bring joy out of anguish, and life out of death, and blessings unutterable out of the very curse.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
7:52
End of Chapter 1 Read by Ryan Williams Chapter 2 Joseph sold to the Ishmaelites We have just seen that Joseph's brethren, moved by envy, sold him to some Ishmaelite merchants, by whom he was carried into Egypt, and there sold as a slave.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
8:20
Regardless of their brothers' cries, and deft all that affection might whisper, the future patriarchs would make him the victim of their hatred.
Ryan WilliamsNARRATOR
8:30
and it is deeply instructive to notice how many sins are contained in this one transaction.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
0:47
And by him, alayhi salam, that line will end.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
0:51
And prophethood will take, let's call it a detour, or will switch from Banu Israel to Banu Ismail, to Prophet Muhammad, salallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
1:02
Because as the Prophet, salallahu alayhi wa sallam, said, أنا أولى الناس بعيسى بن مريم.
Ali Al-BarghouthiHOST
1:07
I'm the closest to Allah.
speaker_7NARRATOR
13:36
My hope is fixed alone upon the free and gratuitous love of God to guilty men, by which He has given His Son Jesus Christ to put away sin and to bring in everlasting righteousness for those who deserve it not.
speaker_7NARRATOR
13:52
then this is another sort of language from that of the Ishmaelites who say, We have Abraham as our father.
speaker_7NARRATOR
13:59
You have now learned to speak as Isaac speaks.
speaker_7NARRATOR
14:03
The difference may seem small to the careless, but it is great indeed.
SheehanPANELIST
29:38
But with B'nai Keturah, that's okay.
SheehanPANELIST
29:42
You can bench the Ishmaelites.
SheehanPANELIST
29:44
That's fascinating.
Baruch SimonHOST
29:46
So that's the second shalom.
Kristyn GettyHOST
0:38
Against you they make a covenant.
Kristyn GettyHOST
0:41
The tents of Edom and the Ishmaelites, Moab and the Hagrites, Gebel and Ammon and Amalek, Philistia with the inhabitants of Tyre, Asher also has joined them.
Kristyn GettyHOST
0:58
They are the strong arm of the children of Lot.
Kristyn GettyHOST
1:02
Selah.
speaker_5NARRATOR
13:21
My hope is fixed alone upon the free and gratuitous love of God to guilty men, by which He has given His Son Jesus Christ to put away sin and to bring in everlasting righteousness for those who deserve it not.
speaker_5NARRATOR
13:37
then this is another sort of language from that of the Ishmaelites who say, We have Abraham as our father.
speaker_5NARRATOR
13:44
You have now learned to speak as Isaac speaks.
speaker_5NARRATOR
13:48
The difference may seem small to the careless, but it is great indeed.
Avi HaviviHOST
21:34
By the way, this is why I like the, you know, we say the berakhah on, on, on your tallit, and then you wrap yourself in your tallit, right? And there are different minhagim about how you wrap, right? Um, the, the Shulchan Aruch says, I believe it's the Shulchan Aruch.
Avi HaviviHOST
21:49
You, you fold the tallit, and you throw it over your shoulder as is the custom of Ishmaelites, meaning Arabs.
Avi HaviviHOST
21:57
But I, I never understood what that means, and most of us don't do that.
Avi HaviviHOST
22:00
Most of us just put the tallit over our head briefly, right? And say a verse.
James WhiteHOST
35:14
He says, am I in the place of God? Joseph developed a theology proper over time.
James WhiteHOST
35:26
Joseph started in that pit, and then with the Ishmaelite traders, the Midianites, and then in Potiphar's house, and then in the prison, and he had a lot of time to be asking God, what did I do? What's going on here? What's your purpose here? And You know, being able to ask the question, what's your purpose, sort of assumes that there is one.
James WhiteHOST
36:00
And the Bible assumes that there is a purpose in all of these things.
James WhiteHOST
36:07
Though modern man doesn't necessarily assume that at all.

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