In a 1995 lecture on Exodus 4, Dennis says: And G-d did X is a common Biblical way of saying X happened. For example, And G-d closed her womb is a Biblical way of saying she could no longer have children.<\/p>\n
In the Biblical mind, G-d is always involved. <\/p>\n
Second response to this problem — Pharoah deserved to be punished. <\/p>\n
Three. Only by strengthening Pharoah’s heart does G-d enable Pharoah to have freedom of choice. If G-d wants you to do something, you have to be pretty strong to resist Him. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In a 1995 lecture on Exodus 4, Dennis says: And G-d did X is a common Biblical way of saying X happened. For example, And G-d closed her womb is a Biblical way of saying she could no longer have … Continue reading