BibleProject Biblical Trust Isn't Blind – Character of God E13
Nov 9, 2020
Is trust in God truly blind? The hosts argue it's based on His proven reliability and faithfulness throughout biblical history. They explore the Hebrew word 'emet' and dissect the concepts of loyal love and faithfulness in God's character. Through stories of biblical figures like Abraham and Noah, they highlight the importance of evidence-based trust over mere belief. The discussion also touches on the complexities of trust in relationships and how personal experiences shape our understanding of divine reliability.
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Biblical Trust
- Biblical trust is not blind trust, but relies on evidence of trustworthiness.
- Trust in God is built upon experiencing His consistent reliability.
Emet and Trust
- The Hebrew word "emet" encompasses trust, trustworthiness, faith, and belief.
- It is crucial for Christians to understand its meaning in both personal relationships and faith.
Emet Applied to People
- "Emet", when applied to people, signifies trustworthiness, faithfulness, and reliability.
- While it can mean truth-telling, it's more about a person's overall dependable character.