1560 Geneva Bible: Exodus 10
Dr. Naomi Wolf resumes her readings of the Geneva Bible with Exodus 10, which centers on grasshoppers and darkness.
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Dr. Naomi Wolf resumes her readings of the Geneva Bible with Exodus 10, which centers on grasshoppers and darkness.
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For those who would like to follow along with the reading, I just found this website. I’ve been looking for a place to purchase the Geneva Bible with updated spellings along notes but have not found a good one. This site has the updated spelling with and without notes.
http://www.genevabible.org/Geneva.html
I ordered one from Thrift Books, however, it is on back order.
Not sure if this helps.
I hope I get the right one!
Thank you Naomi for doing this Bible study- we are Noahhides, former Christians-we read The Chumash (Torah) each Shabbat. I bought the Geneva Bible( have loads of others, RVS, NIV, King James,NASB, pretty much them all. So excited to have you reading the Hebrew- This is wonderful.
Naomi, once again, thank you SO MUCH for walking us through the miraculous story of YAHWEH, Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Restoration! Yes, God wants people everywhere to know Him and worship him, and I love that you are showing us through the Hebrew text his character much more clearly! Romans 9 in the New Testament tells us that God was so patient with Pharaoh in order to demonstrate his power and show mercy! He is so patient with me, and He is teaching me from I Corinthians 13, “Love is patient.” Looking forward to more amazing discoveries with you!
I have read the exodus story, many times. I have always thought that it would have been hard for Moses and the Pharoah to never see one another again. They were raised as brothers! That’s gotta be so tough to say that to your brother, that you will never see each other again! It’s so wonderful to see the Geneva Bible really highlights that relationship and how heartbreaking that must have been. Thank you for really highlighting that as well, Naomi and comparing it to the standard version.
I am falling even more in love with God throughout these readings and feeling like I am getting to know who HE is on a different level. He’s so
Much more patient and kind, than I thought.
The generational covering of the people that are faithful to Him, is so real in my life. I love how you dove into that also, in other readings.
I can’t wait to get caught up so I can ask questions as we go along.
Thank you for this!
I ordered a copy of the Geneva Bible from Thrift Books. It is on back order, however, it should be coming in the next 30 days.