Ole Anthony's Podcasts

July 12, 2016

1 Corinthians 10: 1-13 All this happened for our example.
Num. 13: 1-33
Ex. 3: 7-8; 19-22
Num. 10: 28-35
Deut. 1: 19-26
Neh. 8:18

July 11, 2016

More on tale-bearing.
Gen. 3: 6-14
Phil. 3: 10-19  Even if the serpent eats the daintiest food, it changes in its mouth to dust.  All men’s minds eat dust.
Num. 21: 4-9
2 Kings 18: 1-4  The only thing that all men worship is their minds, i.e. the serpent. Here the nation of Israel made an idol out of Moses’ brass serpent.
John 3: 1-15
John 8: 21-30 The people of Israel looked on the serpent and were healed.  We look on Jesus, and are healed.

July 8, 2016

2 Kings 18: 1-6
John 3:1
John 8: 12-29
Eph. 2: 1-3
John 8: 31
Matt. 12: 22-29

July 7, 2016

Numbers 21: 4
Fiery serpents are called this because they burn the soul.  We must not gain our sustenance from eating dust, but rather only the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ.
John 6: 41-71
Isa. 65: 1-25

July 6, 2016

from the Talmud – talebearing is one of the sins for which leprosy comes on the people
Ps. 57: 5  Talebearing kills (1) the one talked about (2) the talebearer and (3) the listener.
Numb 21: 1-8
Isa. 65: 17-23
Gen. 3: 14
Ps. 106: 1-17 When the serpent bites, the poison spreads through the whole body.  Talebearing affects the whole body, as the serpent’s bite.

July 5, 2016

Tale-bearing
from the Talmud – a slanderer/talebearer has no place in the world to come
Exodus 2:11
Ex. 11: 4-7
Psalm 34: 12-14
Numbers 13: 26-33

June 24, 2016

Strange Fire
Rev. 5: 1-10
Rev. 8:1-5
Lev. 10: 1-11
James 4: 1-10
1 John 2:12

June 23, 2016

Silence
Quote from Rabbi Ha-Nassi:  All my life, after growing up among the sages, I’ve found nothing better than silence.
Job 4: 12-21
Ps. 31: 9-18
Ps 35: 11-22
Ps. 39: 1