Hackberry House of Chosun

Pharaoh's heart is hardened by God, as God had promised. The plagues begin: Water into blood.

The incident in the inn.Aaron and Moses meet the Israelites and Pharaoh.Pharaoh's heart is hard from the beginning.God reassures His people.

Aaron will accompany Moses to Egypt. The hardening of the heart.God's Father-love for Israel.

Moses and the burning bush. God's assignment questioned.

The heresies brought into the church by Romanism.

Moses adopted by Egyptian royalty, then hunted down by same. He escapes to Midian and starts a new life. The Israelites suffer more and more in Egypt.

Exodus. Israel slowly comes under governmental control and is subject to severe working conditions and commands to abort children. And then... the birth of Moses.

Jacob and Joseph buried in Canaan... centuries apart. The brothers' final guilt-ridden request.(End of Genesis)

Jacob blesses his twelve sons. Amazing predictions!

The famine continues. Joseph "buys" Egypt and its people for Pharaoh. Israel is about to die, blesses his son and grandsons.

More Scriptures debunking "adoptionism". Then, "Novatianism" that claimed that those who lapsed under persecution were not to be forgiven by the church.

Jacob meets Pharaoh and blesses him! The ongoing suffering of the famine-struck world.

Joseph reveals himself to his shocked brothers. Then they give the news to their stunned father. All head back to Egypt.

Joseph's brothers return to Canaan and ask Dad to release Benjamin for the return trip to Egypt. Benjamin accused.

Joseph over all Egypt! Visited by his brothers from Canaan. They do not recognize him. Incredible drama!

Joseph, interpreter of dreams. He is resurrected from prison!

Modalism: We call it the "Oneness" doctrine today. It was branded early on as a heresy.

More twins. Joseph at Potiphar's house, then the royal prison. But blessed every step of the way.

Judah marries a Canaanite, has three sons by her. He obtains a wife for his son, who becomes the wife of his second son when the first son dies... and more...

Joseph is sold by his brothers into slavery. A type of death. As Jesus was sold by his brothers, the Jews, to death through the traitor Judas. Joseph is on his way to a "burial" and "resurrection" in Egypt.

The generations of Esau. The story of Joseph begins: hated by his brothers.

Deborah and Rachel and Isaac all die. Benjamin is born. Rachel and Bethlehem as seen by Jeremiah and Matthew.

Continuing a study of Montanism and its comparison/contrast to the charismatic movement of our own day.

Dinah, Shechem, and two over-zealous brothers.

Jacob and Esau meet peaceably. Jacob settles into his new life in old Canaan.

Esau is coming! But the angels of God and a special "man" come first. Jacob is God's chosen and will be protected from ultimate harm.

Jacob and Laban share angry words then make a covenant of peace between them.

Jacob transfers Laban's wealth to himself. Laban is not too happy about it... Jacob then takes his family away.

Marcionism: Old Testament god different from New Testament god. Condemned by church. Montanism: Reminds us of the modern charismatic movement. All were excommunicated.

Eleven sons, one daughter, four wives: Time to go home! Not so fast, says Laban...

Right husband, wrong wife! Jacob agrees to seven more years for the privilege of marrying Rachel. Then the children start arriving...

Jacob meets Rachel and loves her. Then he meets Rachel's father, Laban...

Jacob steals the Patriarch's blessing, with Mom's help!

Rebekah has Jacob sent to relatives while Esau cools off. On the way, Jacob encounters the God of heaven.

Enter the Gnostics, 1st-2nd centuries. And they are with us still. Also a look at Gnostic heresy Docetism.

Isaac prospers and humbly submits to the rulers of Canaan. The promise repeated. Another covenant with Abimelech.

Twins born to Rebekah. Esau despises his birthright. A familiar story regarding Abimelech and Isaac.

Abraham's death and burial. Ishmael's descendants. Isaac and Rebekah are about to have sons.

Abraham's servant convinces Laban to release Rebekah. She meets and marries Isaac. Abraham marries again.

Eliezer sent to find a bride for Isaac. The Providential meeting.