Original Hebrew Bible Study: Creation Week Part 1 | Tohu v’Bohu, ELOHIM, and more

Bible study about the Hebrew words in the first day of Creation (Genesis 1:1-5). Topics include the meaning of "formless and void," how the Name ELOHIM speaks of GOD's creation of everything, and how there was an evening and a morning before the sun was created.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
1:27 Tohu v'Bohu (Formless and Void)
9:15 The Name ELOHIM
14:36 What is Light?
16:38 What is Good (Tov)?
18:03 The First Yom (Day)
19:06 Why Father's Days Start at Sundown
20:57 Ereb (Evening) and Boqer (Morning)
26:26 Recap of Creation Day 1
28:45 Wrap-up
31:05 Song: Father of Lights

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Links:

Article version of this video: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/creation/

Song - Father of Lights: https://youtu.be/C5fUna9bTVI?feature=shared

Website: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/

Video series on the Paleo Hebrew Alphabet: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEUNYmcWg-2GesbKH5lYDgbpPH495heSZ&feature=shared

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