BibleProject “God” Is Not a Name – Exodus E1
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Mar 14, 2022 The discussion kicks off with the significance of God's name and title, revealing how it shapes the relationship between the divine and Israel. It dives into Moses' pivotal role in the Exodus narrative, highlighting his struggles and divine encounters. The podcast elaborates on the emotional weight of names, particularly 'Yahweh,' emphasizing its covenantal meaning. The rivalry between Yahweh and Pharaoh is explored as a dramatic clash of identities, setting the stage for liberation and power themes to unfold.
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The Significance of Names
- Knowing someone's name, in the biblical context, means understanding their character and purpose.
- The name "Yahweh" isn't just a label; it represents God's identity and reputation.
Papa to Dad
- Tim Mackie's son abruptly switched from calling him "Papa" to "Dad."
- John Collins recalls neighbors who called their parents by their first names, highlighting cultural differences in naming conventions.
Pastor, Not John
- John Collins found it unusual when neighbors called parents by their first names.
- Being called "Pastor" instead of "John" felt like addressing a role, not a person, in his ministry experience.