“Noah was a man (‘ysh) who tilled the soil (‘adamah), planting (nata’) a vineyard (kerem).” (Genesis 9:20) This passage isn’t particularly important, but I wanted to share it with you for a couple of reasons. First, all of the people Yahowah engages meaningfully in his work, have real jobs. They are never professional theologians. Noah was a farmer. Moshe was a shepherd, as was David. John and Peter were fishermen, Matthew was a tax collector,, and so forth . Second, a couple of years ago the oldest confirmation of winemaking was traced to this region. An earthenware pot was discovered in Armenia containing a primitive wine sediment dating back to the sixth millennium BCE. As is so often the case, an archeologist’s spade unearthed yet another confirmation of Scripture. "without money or cost." He says: "Listen carefully to Me. Incline your ear and come to Me. Listen so that you may live, and so that I will be able to establish an everlasting Covenant Relationship with you." A relationship, however, requires more than one person’s participation. (Yashayahw / Isaiah 55:3)
Posted on: Tue, 30 Jul 2013 21:41:33 +0000
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