God Did NOT Come in the 'Cool of the Day' (The Hidden Hebrew Meaning) | Genesis 3 (Ep. 5)

Описание: We often picture God walking in the Garden of Eden like a gentle neighbor on a sunset stroll. But the Hebrew text suggests a much more powerful—and terrifying—arrival.

In Episode 5 of our Genesis 3 Deep Dive, Let there be LIGHT! host Benjamin Akintan breaks down Genesis 3:8. We explore the controversial translation of "Cool of the Day" vs. the "Wind of the Spirit" (Ruach), and the grammatical proof that Adam was the one leading the retreat into the bushes.

In this episode, we cover:

The Walking God: Was this a Christophany (an appearance of Jesus) in the Old Testament?

Ruach vs. Cool: Why the Hebrew word for "Wind" changes the entire atmosphere of the verse from a gentle breeze to a holy storm.

The Leader of the Retreat: The Hebrew grammar (Va-yit-chabe) reveals that Adam led Eve into hiding.

Hiding Behind Blessings: The irony of using God's trees to hide from God's face.

Join the Discussion: Do you think "Cool of the Day" or "Wind of the Spirit" is the better translation? Let me know in the comments!

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