Sermon Tone Analysis
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POLITICAL SHREWDNESS BASED ON FEAR
LEGALIZED VIOLENCE
ACTIVE DESTRUCTION
THE MIDWIVES ARE NAMED BUT PHAROAH IS FORGOTTEN!
SHIPHRAH – TO BE BEAUTIFUL
PUAH – FRAGRANT BLOSSOM
BIRTHSTOOL - It would say, “When you serve as a midwife to the Hebrew women, and see the birthstool…” THE TERM IS ACTUALLY POTTER’S WHEEL.
THINK JER 18:3.
THE POTTER’S WHEEL IS LINKED TO PREGNANCY IN EGYPTIAN RELIGION BY THE GOD KHNUM.
Khnum, a ram-headed deity who was depicted as an artisan.
In mythopoetic texts, Khnum would mold and shape each human being at conception “upon his wheel,” with the potential child being granted the physical and psychological traits that would define it as an individual—obviously including characteristics of gender.
During this time of fashioning, the developing infant was said to be “upon the potter’s wheel”
When you undertake this prenatal examination… “If it is a son, then terminate him; if it is a daughter, she shall live.”
Such a procedure would have been within the scope of ancient Egyptian knowledge and practice.
Medical texts contain prognostic recipes for determining the sex of an unborn child, as well as prescriptions for ending a pregnancy through draughts and potions.
IRONY!!!!!
STOP FEARING MAN
START FEARING GOD
WHEN YOU CAN’T - REST IN CHRIST
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