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  How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 64) Exodus:   Hunters got Hunted Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 14)                Have you ever watched a Predator animal making an attempt to hunt its prey but got shot by an unnoticed Apex Predator before? Hunter truly got hunted. This is the situation Genesis chapter 14 depicts. Of course, there are other issues I like to discuss too but they all hang on this week topic. The Israelites' excitements on leaving Egypt were brought to a temporary halt when they found that their Slave Masters were still after them. One may have thought that Pharaoh should have never made any attempt to pursue the Israelites anymore after all plagues he and his people had suffered. Was there no reason for this? What could be possibly going on in Pharaoh's mind? W...

How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 63) Exodus:   Preparation for a new life Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 13)                Last week blog informed us that Yahweh instructed the Israelites to kill one year lamb or goat and rob the animal blood on their lintels so the he would pass them over. It was established that according to this bible version, it was Yahweh who visited the land of Egypt and kill from the first male child of Pharaoh to the last first male being of beast. It was not an Angel of death but Yahweh himself. The Passover was meant for him. The Egyptians wailed in tears and eventually, Pharaoh let the Israelites leave. It was time for the Israelites to begin to live a new life.                Th...

                                                                                  How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 62) Exodus: Finally, it's time to go!   Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 12) Have you ever been held for a while in a heavy traffic? If you have driven a vehicle in busy places like Downtowns, especially in Manhattan; Houston; Los-Angeles; London; Paris; Buenos-Aires; Johannesburg; Kinshasa; Tokyo; Mumbai; Munich; Shanghai or even at Ebute-Meta (Lagos-Nigeria), you would probably understand what to be in such a situation. Sometimes, waiting in front of red traffic light while you are in a hurry to avoid getting late to work might be a great...

                                                                                  How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 61) Exodus: Harbinger of the Last Straw   Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 11) Last week blog discussed how Yahweh hides himself from people. It was a great bible commentary on Exodus chapter 10. You should read it if you have not. Did you see the picture of Pharaoh disdaining the warning from Moses and Aaron? Did you also see the angry face of Moses (in white cloth)? Let us see what this week blog focuses on. This week blog focuses on the fore-telling of the last straw Yahweh intended for the Egyptians. This was planned by Yahweh to shake the wh...

  How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 60) Exodus: When Yahweh hides   Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 10) I believe one of our supplications to Yahweh is never to hide his face from us. His face is the light that enables us to see in this dark world. Otherwise, in the midst of knowledge, one may become blind if there is no understanding. This is the revelation I found in this week chapter. In Psalm 27:9, the writer pleaded Yahweh not to hide his face away from him. This week blog focuses on how Yahweh hides himself from people to read between the lines that he was the one making a fool out of Pharaoh to show how mighty he is. I hope you are ready to get blessed. The question here is: Can Elohim Yahweh, the almighty God hides himself from people? Did 1 Kings 8:27 not revealed that Heavens and Earth cannot contain Yahweh? Did Proverbs 15:3 not point...

                                                                                 How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 59) Exodus: The Open Secret Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 9) The battle between Yahweh and Pharaoh continued to get intense. If you were like me, I think Pharaoh should have given-in and let the people of Israel go. However, Yahweh was in control of this situation as he continues to make Pharaoh refused to let his people go. You may be wondering which kind of Elohim Yahweh is this. What does he have to gain from this continuous battle? He is who He is. He does whatever he wants (Isaiah 46:9). Some people do say this but they probably do not understa...

How Yahweh relates with his creations (series 58) Exodus: Ping-Ponging? Bible Texts ( Concordant Version of the Old Testament and Concordant Literal New Testament with keywords Concordance (Main text: Exodus chapter 8) Have you ever played ping-pong? It is also known as table tennis. This is when two to four people hit ping-pong ball back and forth between/among themselves on ping-pong table.  It is an interesting game. You should try it. It is good for health too. This week blog discusses ping-pong of spiritual war between Yahweh and Pharaoh. It is very interesting. It makes me laugh and at the same time see how Pharaoh, his occultist wonder chimp-monks and courtiers tried to call Yahweh's bluff. In all they did in this chapter, it is synonymous to when someone hurts you but you hurt yourself instead of hurting the one that hurts you. How ridiculous is this? Very ridiculous! Is it not a good thing for anyone hurt to alleviate the pain instead of adding to it? This week bib...