Monotheism Hebrew And Christian
Monotheism Hebrew And Christian
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Intervention and self-manifestation come out as before. A more striking revelation was granted to Jacob MONOTHEISM : HEBREW AND CHRISTIAN. 23 on his return to Canaan twenty years later. A Being 1 wrestles with him (chap, xxxii. ). He must have had flesh and bones. At any rate there was something which produced the clear conviction that He was actually wrestling. Who was He? He stood as the manifestation of God in the flesh. His name is "Wonderful". Jacob's own conclusion is clear: "I have seen ...God face to face". The names Elohim and El are used. Jacob had been earnestly plead- ing with God as the LORD ; and here is the LORD'S intervention guaranteed. In chap. Xxxv. El Shaddai is seen by Jacob, speaks to him, goes up from him ; and in chap. Xlvi. Another vision of the night is granted, and God promises to go down with him into Egypt and to bring him up again. Jacob subsequently speaks of him as the angel which redeemed him from all evil (xlviii. 16), and calls down his blessing on Joseph's sons.
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Intervention and self-manifestation come out as before. A more striking revelation was granted to Jacob MONOTHEISM : HEBREW AND CHRISTIAN. 23 on his return to Canaan twenty years later. A Being 1 wrestles with him (chap, xxxii. ). He must have had flesh and bones. At any rate there was something which produced the clear conviction that He was actually wrestling. Who was He? He stood as the manifestation of God in the flesh. His name is "Wonderful". Jacob's own conclusion is clear: "I have seen ...God face to face". The names Elohim and El are used. Jacob had been earnestly plead- ing with God as the LORD ; and here is the LORD'S intervention guaranteed. In chap. Xxxv. El Shaddai is seen by Jacob, speaks to him, goes up from him ; and in chap. Xlvi. Another vision of the night is granted, and God promises to go down with him into Egypt and to bring him up again. Jacob subsequently speaks of him as the angel which redeemed him from all evil (xlviii. 16), and calls down his blessing on Joseph's sons.
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