I don’t have much to say on this part of the book, other than the fact God is able to keep track of literally every genealogy lineage there is. (Refer to some of my Genesis posts for how the people of Europe were descended from one of Noah’s sons, and that nowadays, there’s many of them living in North and South America. I still think Asian Christianity can be biblical; it just shouldn’t be cultural. This is a different lineage I speak of.) One thing I noticed is that, weirdly, Moses’ father had married his great aunt, Jochebed… again, this was because the world population still wasn’t very high in those days, but around that time, God no longer wanted it to happen — there’s nearly eight billion people in the world today, and I’d honestly rather not get married to someone up to my tenth cousin or so. Besides, the families between Noah’s time and ours are too far apart for it to be considered even remotely inappropriate if a man and a woman from two different families got married (barring the cousin thing I mentioned a little while ago). This is in verse 20 here. Oh, and this passage is found on pages 34-35 of my NKJV Bible, pages 44-45 of my NASB Bible, page 78 of my VOICE copy, and page 75 of my Amplified Bible (Classic Edition) copy.
I’ll leave you with this interesting tidbit of information, though: if someone seems immature, they may actually be responsible people who don’t want to engage in adult content most of the time, but are childlike in faith and conduct. Unfortunately, though, I can’t say all who are like this are Christian, but I sent my friend, Sarah, the link I found with a little Google research. I pray she never feels afraid to be herself, and neither do my nieces 👯♀️👯♀️👯♀️🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋💅🏼💃🏼🧜🏼♀️🧚🏼♀️🧖🏼♀️ I don’t think any lady should be afraid to be herself 😊😊😊 I think we, as guys, should understand women better.
I’ll see you in the next several chapters where we, well, bear with the ten plagues that happened (Exodus 6:28-12:41). Ciao, guys!
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