Ziggy
Well-Known Member
Do you believe that God had the Bible written in such a way that only scholars and academics could understand them?
When the Lord told Moses to read the law to all the people of Israel, old, young, men, women,
and told him to make sure they understand it...
what kind of academic education you think these people had?
They lived it. They didn't learn it from a book.
And I'm of the mind that in order for us to truly understand it, we have to live it also.
Only instead of living under the Old covenant, we now live under the New covenant.
Which is the same covenant only made better.
I got my GED when I was like 22. I had to drop out of school to become a mom in the 8th grade.
I played hooky all through the 7th grade, and during the 6th grade forced bussing had begun.
So we had more social issues going on than acedemics beginning in the 6th grade for me.
We weren't taught much of anything except to try and get along.
So, anywhoo
When I was somewhere between 24-25 I don't remember. I applied to go to the community college that was in my area. I lived in New Hampshire at the time. It was a Liberal College. I didn't even know what the word liberal meant at the time.
I took some classes in business management. At the time I was 1 of 8 partners in a printing company we had newly formed. The original owner had filed bankruptcy and the employees decided to buy up the building and equipment, so we could keep working.
It lasted about 10 years before people got too greedy and took the money and ran.
Anyways...
I learned a lot of "book knowledge" in those courses I took and tried to apply them to real life situations at work.
You can't replace street smarts with book knowledge. You have to do, you can't just read about doing.
So when we read the law, we have to understand that these people lived the law.
They didn't have time to sit down and dissect every word. They had to memorize it and perform what they had memorized.
They didn't have books just lying around on tables or an internet to look up what different words meant.
WE ARE SO SPOILED..
LOL
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When the Lord told Moses to read the law to all the people of Israel, old, young, men, women,
and told him to make sure they understand it...
what kind of academic education you think these people had?
They lived it. They didn't learn it from a book.
And I'm of the mind that in order for us to truly understand it, we have to live it also.
Only instead of living under the Old covenant, we now live under the New covenant.
Which is the same covenant only made better.
I got my GED when I was like 22. I had to drop out of school to become a mom in the 8th grade.
I played hooky all through the 7th grade, and during the 6th grade forced bussing had begun.
So we had more social issues going on than acedemics beginning in the 6th grade for me.
We weren't taught much of anything except to try and get along.
So, anywhoo
When I was somewhere between 24-25 I don't remember. I applied to go to the community college that was in my area. I lived in New Hampshire at the time. It was a Liberal College. I didn't even know what the word liberal meant at the time.
I took some classes in business management. At the time I was 1 of 8 partners in a printing company we had newly formed. The original owner had filed bankruptcy and the employees decided to buy up the building and equipment, so we could keep working.
It lasted about 10 years before people got too greedy and took the money and ran.
Anyways...
I learned a lot of "book knowledge" in those courses I took and tried to apply them to real life situations at work.
You can't replace street smarts with book knowledge. You have to do, you can't just read about doing.
So when we read the law, we have to understand that these people lived the law.
They didn't have time to sit down and dissect every word. They had to memorize it and perform what they had memorized.
They didn't have books just lying around on tables or an internet to look up what different words meant.
WE ARE SO SPOILED..
LOL
Hugs