Obadiah
Wednesday Night Bible Study 11/11/20
Explore " obadiah" with insightful episodes like "Obadiah", "Obadiah", "Jonathan Gibson on Teaching Obadiah", "A FATHER'S DEVOTION PODCAST: OBADIAH ("Judgment For 'Brotherly' Aggression")" and "Tiny Books of the Bible #3: Poems to the Proud // Dr. Jim Baucom" from podcasts like ""Calvary Chapel Woodland", "Devotionables", "Help Me Teach The Bible", "A FATHER'S DEVOTION" and "Columbia Baptist Church"" and more!
Wednesday Night Bible Study 11/11/20
It’s the shortest book in the Old Testament—only twenty-one verses—and I don’t think I’ve heard it preached or taught. According to my guest, Jonathan Gibson, associate professor of Old Testament at Westminster Theological Seminary, the message of this short book is “the realization of the Lord’s sovereignty and the role reversal of Edom and Judah on the day of the Lord.”
Essential to understanding and teaching the book is its connection to the narrative of Jacob and Esau as Obadiah applies events in the individual biographies of Esau and Jacob to Edom and Judah. Rather than teaching Obadiah as a warning against human pride, Gibson suggests that the book should be presented as as the outworking of God’s covenant promise to Abraham to bless those who blessed him and curse those who dishonored him.
Books by Jonathan Gibson
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM OBADIAH: "JUDGMENT FOR 'BROTHERLY' AGGRESSION". Rev. Morris A. Scott is a husband, and a father of 3 children. He holds a Master's degree from a theological seminary, and a Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school. After decades of Biblical devotional studies with his family, he is now publicly releasing devotional highlights from each book of the Bible. Please listen to this devotional of highlights from the book of Obadiah: "Judgment For 'Brotherly' Aggression". Correspondence may be directed to mandwscott@gmail.com.
(Music arranged by David B. Scott)
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